The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-17
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EUROPE.

~ special kilograms through the Atlantic cable
have important intelligence from Italy aud Russia, dated
on tho 18th instant In the evening.
gug Victor Emanuel opened the session of the Iai-
ian Parliament in Florence In his speech from tho
throne Italy would respect the territory Of the
PontiAcai 3taes that he wished the Pope should re
nau ndepc ndert In Rome and that the moderation o.
tho people and wisdom OF the Holy Father would ere
all diaercnces'
sgnor rorell the special envoy from Italy TO Rome,
has had audience OF the Pope, which is regarded ne
suspicious"
The Imperial Russian Commission OF which the Car
:, President Is charged TO carry into effect the royai
plad Of reform In Poland.
James stephens Is said to have been arrested in Nor
FOLK tho east OF England The identity OF the party
in custody Is yet dubious
NJ Dcak's address In reply to the Emperor OF Austria
has been adopted by the Hungarian Diet
Our special correspondence from Florence, Venice and
Prague. dated the 2sth of November. contains de-
tailed reports OF the national progress and consolidation
gong In free Italy, well Of the political dsn
esraon and bitter quarres Of which Observable
aud being fosercd In Bohemia tho termination
or the German The extracts from foreign nies
also pubshcd to-day, Of Interesting character
MISCELLANEOUS.
OR city OF Mexico let,er, dated November 20 says
tina, Macmillan Is unstable water and si
settled whether he will abdcale or resume his empire
The council meetings at or,aba did no, result very
satisfactorily The idea Of American Intervention IN
popular among all PARTIES ana Juarcz himself had
MOS, OF his adherents because OF report that he had
granted a portion Of Lower California to tho United
states Our Ia Pas lettor contains the particulars
OF the tnnumcrable revolutions that occur every
ant then In tho state OF Lower California the French
column retreatng from Maratlan completely cut on
from the capital by the combined forces OF Lozada and
Corona and had embarked for France.
Our Fortress monroe correspondent says that Ier
DAVIS i highly gratihed at the arrest Of John sur.
rau He secs his way to full proof Of his innocence,
,sssrted through surratts testimony and. even "
the captured fugitive should make the charges against
DAVIS that u s rumored he WILL tho latter expresses
himself fully able 10 diaproye thcm Unless
pec,sd turn Of events occurs growing possibly out Of
tue surrau trial. Davis docs expect that his case viii
come up before NEXT spring
despatch from San Francisco sayss--A letter has
been received confirming the account Of the massacre
by the Araehes and Maaye Indians Of George Lcibys
superintendent II indian Aaairs. and his clerk, II
Everett while on their way from Prescott 10 Iaposs
Advices from the Sandwich Islands of November -
that Henry r. Rouse represents American interests
there during the absence q Minister McCook
The nrs snow Of the Tell 10 the city yesterday
and was succeeded by heavy fan o. rain Al Bslu
more, Poushkcepsie, Albany, New Haven. Pii,eburg,
Cincinnati and other places, snow fell in consider
able quantities, and at Bunso u attained q depth Of
thrse foot
Our Washington correspondent has The hest authority
TO- saying that the numerous reports received regarding
Indian oulrages on the frontiers nre mainly sensational
sas ~ fsSricasd Ia Ne interest Of pesvns dsas yus-