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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-19 00:00:00

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VRANCE.

THE LAW REGULATING THE MESS

PARIS, Septeniber 18,

The Moniteur of to-day contains the TOillowing
Several newspapers have alluded to 'a decree,
which it was surposed would appear,tto modify
the laws of the Press.
This news s'X'ithout foundation. Tin France
the Press is free'to 'discuss all the acts 'of the Go-
vernment ; and;by,so doing, enlighten the public

to preserve pkee and order.
1 A terrible catastrophe had 'happened at No.
1 1136, Ooerak-Streelt, Neiv York. A steam boiler,
mind. located nn the 'premises alluded 'to, which were
Certain papers, in becoming without their
ex-
knowledge the ' organs of the hatile parties, occuPiedby Jelin Roach as an iron foundry, '
ploded, completely demolishing tte building, and.
claim a certain amount of freedom,;-which would burying
all hands employed in it, some fourteen
have no other Object than facilitsi.thg their at- .in number, tirethe ruins. By &stir:.
tacks against the, constitution, •and the funda- cumetance, however, but one man, names
mental laws Of social order. The Government of
the Emperor will not deviate from:the established Shrew, -was killed, while five others were more'
less injured. 'The concussion ',caused by the •.e-
-__..l-,-;(h. :in allowing a field sufficiently plthion was:le-It at a considerable distance, and
,it's" the people in the vicinity of 'the building were
leer...illy 6xelted.
Boston -advices of the 3rel inst. say that an
, Englishman, named Edward t. Humphrey, who,
THE ~BIARRITZ CONFERENCES.
. is alleged' to be a defaulter to parties in England
Pmas, Sept. 17. to the amount of £40,000,, and who has been.
Lord Cowley will leave to-dayler Biarritz, and searched 'for through Canada and the States
Count Walewtad will proceed there on Monday . Atiriug theAast three months, had been arrested.'
next (to day). Count Cavour and the Duke of : The 'arrest was made on the charge of adultery,
Malakoff are likewise expected at Biarritz. : Humphrey having brought to that country a
- Nothing ddfinitive has yet been decided on by woman not his wife, with whom he has been
the Government as to the number of forces to be , '
-
liVing,'-btrt it is probable that the subject of '
despatched to' China. 'alleged defalcation will be investigated ,
A. ship of the line, to be called the Magenta, ,
which is to be steel plated, andlhe largest vessel We' have interesting news from Mexico.
in the French navy, has been prat ,
ton the stocks at testimony can be obtained.
dates from Vera Cruz are to the 25th ult-
Brest. ' -Mr.'3leLane returned-to Vera Cruz on the 22nd
---- p..pvtraung as gross an outrage as one I : 'Ultimo, and presented Mr. Buchanan's ultimatum
nation could be guilty of towards another. It is!there-
fore most satisfactory to find that the French and Plat's, Sunday. .to 'Jirarez, demanding the immediate ratification
Etialish The Constautionnel of this evening publishes an •of 'the -treaty. There is-nothing
ally in
Governments are to co-operate so --oordi- article in large type,- treating on the position of
in enforcing that redress from the Chinese, whi,h is England in reference to the Italian question, of ? troops at Tampico and ~.iu its immediate neigh-
the capital. General Degollado had orue—
so imperatively required. which the following is a summary:— bourhood to march to San Luis Potosi, Which is
"The more than mow- Italian patriots of mergamo ~ Before the war, it was said that there was no ;to be the rendezvous of -the liberals. He intends
Who have presented an address to the French Emperor, Italian question ; now everything is changed. The ; attaching the capital in October. Gen. Vidrurri
la4tling what they call "the great and noble enterprise reproach is made to us that we ilo not risk all in , was organizing his forces at Nueva Leon, to
tozwhich he had recourse in their cause,"—one which order that the question may. be :entirely solved ; march against the Indians and Americans. Pes-
but the general state of affairs :aid. not admit of tinier& had defeated the Indian depredators at
they declare to him was "so worthy of 'his genius, and
Sonora, after a severe battle. The Isthmus of
=of the generous nation which Providence had called him such a solution."
The article' hen alludes to the advantages the Tehuantepec was quiet. All the Pacific ,coast
to-. govern,"—would semi to be almost contereteihwith peace of Villafranca has obtained for Italy, and was in the peaceable possession of the Liberals,
the-shadow of liberty and iindependence which, through has made much of the demonstrations which have BuSiness at Mazatlan was good
:that enterprise, they have vt, instead of the substance. taken
place in Central Italy, lent endeavours to
They do not conceal, it is•true, how profoundlth
that the Duchies cannot become mere pro- ' was about conducting- three mill
me
San Bias from Guadal4jara, per the British war
ey p rove
afflicted at having seen the failure of they projected vincial places rof Sardinia.
deliverance of their brethren of Venice, to whom t the
.independence." ship Calypso ; but the .Governor of San lilts '
eh "The people in the Duchies-mein regret their resalved to prevent its shipment, unless I
are,so closely bound by the communion of opinion-and princes and their local were paid, and a difficulty was e'
,sufferings ; but they do not the less feel, that Gen. Corena had left Mazatlan with fifty -men to
aecermt, the gratitude which they owe 'to himofnor, his The article concludes by saying that the in- Gen.
the Liberal forces at Jalisco, and =attack
generesit generosity—ascribing his -* jealousy of Naples, and will prevent the realisa- 1 arquez at Guadalajara.
crease of the Piedmontese territory will excite the
.jv
y g hating desisted from tarrying
-
ou: the great object in view, to "grave and powerful tion of an Italian Confederation, and expresses We have received from Caracas an official pub-
political reasons, which, contrary to his desire, have the hope that ?the councils of England will be lication containing the documents relatinglto the
recent change of government in Venezuela. It
cAused him to incomplete his magnanimous enterprise." joined to those of France, united on the banks
'Certainly these humble Bar mere are very easily -satis- o:NfiaythethePeighroe,tattoNkciliesatsetrisne
paoweacom.smuonniteinjtuhreyir. ;contains the resignation of President Castro, the
-fled. It is delightful to find so much gratitude with t:, diplomatic efforts to overcome -the past diffi- Don, Pedro Gual untiltihe arrival of Vice
littler acceptance of the executive power by
reason. Too generally, the Italian crisis, and to make, if noes- dent 'rover, the official recognition of the new
in the world, it is :the cultieS of
reverse rot' this. There is only one way of ace tin. sary, such modifications to the conditions of peace order of things by the representatives Of the
for It ; and that is, by remembering that there is7a as may be tompatible with - the interests United States, England, Brazil, Spain, Brame,
future;for Italy,---at least they-think so, whenanother- and honour of the, parties therein engaged. and.• Holland, and the proclamations of the local
such -enterprise may not fail, as this Thanks to this the peninsula
union, will be free government of Caracas to the people, Itearing
has done • and
Ice annow that, generally, the most ardent ' • from the Alps to -the Adriatic. : dates !from the 2nd to the 7th August. The .totes
of amgra. ,
titudoia -that for favours to come. • Prince Metternieh arrived here to-day, and has of the foreign ministers to the Secretary of. State
By-this time, in all probability, Prince Richard ' had a conference with Count Wale%cski. of Venezuela, recognising the new government,
Met-
ternich has arrived in Paris, from Berlin, • are -drawn up on the most cordial terms.
interview,-with the E fresh from an THE FRENCH FUNDS. We have San Francisco dates to the 20thml.t.
mperor Francis Joseph, at Vienna,' . PARDB,..SaturdaY• The steamships Senora and Cortez had -over
preparatory to the audience that
has been arranged to 12.10 Renest opened firrri at' yesterday's $14200;000 in treasure, and 1,200 passengers for-
take placo,swith the French Emperor
, for the purpose ,of improvement, 68.95. New 'York.
eonununioating the views of the Austrian Cabinet as to 3:20 p.m.—The market closes flatoand Rentes Business had imprOved at San Francisco. In
the ;conditions of a definitive peace. There is no
elout,t, 'have receded 15 mealtimes, the last *rice being the provision market there was an advancing
that-very ntuth will depend upon the result of this andi ' 936-B°' tendency. Candles advanced ic. Sugar 4.firtn,
ence. Should the King of the Belgians have happily ______+___-_ with -sales of refined at lltie.
i ITALY. Horace Greeley had addressed a large Pacific
succeeded iin 'bringing over Louis Napoleon to those'.
.
views. f theviestion, which it was-understood it would . TURIN, September 15. Railwayoneeting.
be his object
As convey, there is mei' ground for hope the King leaves totenorrow for alma, 10, Creme, Bolton :and Bawns' land .claim is pronomiceil a
that the dispute Ledi, and Cremona, and will.
will r d to forgery/
go on I\ canes ay
may now be adjuster:, and, if not the be he'd. Arnvetl -at San Franciseo,'Challenge from New
interests -of Italy in particular, yet vrtainly those of • ,
Monza, where hunting /parties
. - , ,
lhe Bolognere deputation will be received
at Yori, and Fanny Major from Camen Island.
Europe in general, as regards its faun peace and trap- Nl' - Saturday. The :consignees of the barque Fanny Speedy,
quillity, therehylbe established. anza on consider her lost, as she has net arrived.
.........1,1P1NC......
The dates from Vancouver's Island are to the ,
The speech oflord Stanhope, at a Conservative ban- RUSSIA. . ' 13th,ult. tGeneral Harney on the 9th ordered'
quet in Kent, ,the ,other day, of whkh•Ave present an
account in anotherplace, gives evidence of the acquisi- WICTORY IN THE CAUCASUS. four companies of artillery. from Fort Washington:
tion of this
ST. PETERSBURG, Friday. to reinforeeTaptain Pickett, who still occupies.
•
s nobleman to the Conservative pause with a
decision which we were scarcely prepared to-expect. It A: upplement to the lovelide liusse hats just San Joan unmolested. Generale. had forwarded
published, and states, :according to a verbal despatehesto Washington in regard to the matter..
is true that whether as Lord Mahon, or since his acces- report of Lieutenant Glottal Gabbe, a victorious Governor Decaglas had issued a protest against
Sion to the peerage as Lord Stanhope, he has always assault -has been made on Gina, and five cannons General Harney's occupation of an Juan, and
been regarded as a Conservative ; but, like too many had been:token by the Itnssiaaw. had sent a liiessage to the Vanecnver's Island '
others of late, there have been reasons to apprehend Schamyl ,:was taken prisoner, and his sons rend Assembly, declaring that British forces should be
that if he was not deviating from a Conservative course, family were captured or killed. The Russifen landed in Sall ban.
was at least standing aloof very much from the Con-he loss did not texceed 100 men. There was A :doubtful rumour that the British
steamer Satellite lad attacked the Island and
servative party. We have :assurance, however, it this _____-.._____
speech, that such is not the case- The fact of his con- SATURDAY. : killed thirty Americans.
• • A British man-of-Ivan had arrived at San
'demninga Cabinet Council this
the conduct of the Honse of Commons towards The Ministers have held .
the Administration Francisco from Vancouver's Island, supposed to
of Lord Derbcontending that it afternoon.
y, have despatches to England concerning the San
vas one fully entitled I
to the support of Parliament area Jian dispute.
the countrlordship' y, were of itself sufficient to show that his
is still to b
vatire • be calculated upon as a true Conser-
, and certainly .
Peerage who of the
Peerage
there are few members
se acquisition
im-
portant than that of L nto such a cause is more im-
intelligent and. liberal- Lord Stanhope, as one of the most
statesmen of the day, minded, though still Conservative
also, though fully discri and, of course, a real reformer
changes creating which are to as such, between those
porting and strengthenZadthe on the principle of sup-
forefathers have transmitted toe institutions which our
which the revolutionists of the us,
and those innovations
the purpose of subverting the
fabdaY would enforce, for
altogether. Well did he obse::e a the Constitution
maxim in public affairs should be, that the " chief
public institutions ;" and that iv. „ the safety of our
maxim, the danger of yielding to
IT%Teed oi P
revolautionatill• ering
to that
ry
and the danger of leaving un f schemes,
OONses, may be equally avoided." - - - ' 4 id Proved

fortunate eir

- - • •
large for discussion, controversy, and ana
will prevent, on the on the other hand, the disas-
trous effects df -falsehood, calumny; and error.

s soon

importaittTrom

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Lions of dollars to

)prehend

Presi-

It is reported at Paris that France will co-ope-
rate with Spain, lit the expedition against the
Moors of Riff.
The coroners maned the inquiry at Wey-
mouth, this morning, lSito the circumstances con-
nected with the accident on board the- Great
Eastern. The inquest was again adjourned..
A serious fire occurred in Lovell's-court, Pater-
noster-row, this Niorning, Messrs. Reid and
Parden, printers, are burned out, and the pre-
mises of Mr. Kent, booksellers ; Messrs. Virtue ;
and Messrs. Moberly, have sustained more or less
damage.
The Continental news received this morning is
unimportant.

comximiclAL

NEW YORK, Sept, 6,

The stock market was a very excited one to-day--the
excitement being mainly confined to the guaranteed I
stock of the Southern Michigan Railroad Company of
which the shorts have had great difficulty in making
their deliveries. A considerable amount of deliveries
was not completed at the proper time, and the stock
was bought in at the Second Board under the rule.
We have seldem seen o much excitement in the street
as to-day, and some bad feeling was exhibited in one
or two quarters, which came near involving per-
sonal collisions. The operations of the bull interest
in this stock have tended recently to withdraw
nearly all the cash stock from the street, the amount of
which has alwdys been limited, while the sales of the
bears have been very free, so that in the aggregate a
large short interest had been created. As deliveries were
mach from day to clay, the floating stock became con-
' centpted in the tiandi of ens -arty, and the difficulty of

GALWAY, Sunday.—The royal mail steam-ship
Circassian, Campbell commander,
sailed at six
p.m. last evening for St. John's, Newfoundland,
and New York, with a full complement of passen-
gers of all classes, a onsiclerable cargo, and a
heavy mail.