The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-06
NO CHANGE IN ITALIAN AFFAIRS.
TIE WARSAW CONFERENCE,
The Holy Alliance Not to bs
Revived.
The Prussian, spanish and Portuguese
Ambassadors TO Leave Turin,
UMPIRE VICTORIOUS AT NEWMARKET,
Co., &C.. 20.

The United States mail steamship Adratic J. J Com
stock commanding, left oowes at eight O'Clock on
Friday Oct 49, and arrived at her wharf here al eight
O'Clock yesterday morning
she brings 3l2 passengers and about 400 tons OF cargo
In consequence OF the great press upon oar cou mas
TO day we are compelled to leave out all our European
correspondence aud also other interesting AMI important
foreign matter already in type which we must defer ''
another day.
our Paris correspondents speak OF the possibility OF
rupture bet ween France Sardinia and aude to the
withdrawal the French Minister At Turin as an evl
ence OF the Emperors intention to oppose the agrees
sious Of Sardinia on tire Pepsl States.
our London correspondent thinks that the visit OF
Queen Victoria to Prussia has greater political sguia
canoe than Is generally supposed
The Fl gl.h ar Confident journals discussing the
Warsaw Conference and speculapg upon its probable re-
suits The general tone OF the discussion is favorable to
the peace Of Europe but the OPnon OF Turin more BEL
gerant than Its cotemporares boldly asserts that the
conference actuated by friendly pacific nen
lions tooards Sardinia and declares conspiracy a9ains:
France that England aided by Prussia has played the
part OF 10 between order to revive the Holy Alliance
10 cruih uut the spirit OF Italian liberty.
Count Kiseee before leaving Paris gave explanations
70 Thouvenc in reference to the interview at Warsaw
According these explanations the object Of the under
standing of the three Courts s without departing from
the system of non intervention agree upon the prn
cpes the regulation Of their conduct in face OF GER
tain evcntuAtes. Count Kisselen, we'll as Corot
Pouraes protested 10 the most explicit manner against
the superstition that the obec, Of the interview to
susctate the Holy Alliance.
The London Times OF the Goth ult. quotes a letter
Warsaw which says that the presence there Of the
Emperor Ausris sppearso be lily vie we'd by all parties
1t is not however though. thai any demonstration Of Ill
feeling sill be made.
The Paris correspondent OF the London TINES says
II the Emperor Francis Joseph latters himself that he
will copcAte the Hungarian exes 10 the charter which
he has vsuchsafed their native country, he Will nod
himself, fear, grievously In error.
The same correspondent says
French traveller, arrived from Verona, confirms all
that has been raid 20 the great Preparations for war
made by Austria In venctia for time past Verona
alone contans within the ctaiel aud tae entrenched
camp which protects II loo Geo he adds that IL
would be difficult to form idea OF the immense works
AWAY be supplied with provisions from the mountains
Man and Peschiera likewise strongly garrsoned
The Austrian forces in Italy estimated At leo 900 men
Toe plan or Mantua 10 studied with Qualifications, and
Pes:hiera is a little Verona.
AT the Ne Houg hton meeting, Monday October
q Mr. r Ten Brooks Umpire beat Lord GlasSows Tom
B1wi!ue IN q match for eco soveregns
The bark summerh, Of and from Belfast for Bathurst
~ spfaDg sleak Oct and, the water continuing
TO gain taken Oh and arrived at Greenocx
ost o
Tue North American arrived a, Liverpool the even.
Ing Of the Esd OF October.
Tao Arago arrived at Cowes on Friday morning oct. IS