Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-13
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RRIrAL OF TRB ANGLO SAXON


FARTHER PoIST, Sept. ~.
The steamship Anglo Saxon passed. this
point Yesterday afternoon, but a storm that
occurred during the afternoon and evening
prevented the transmission of the intelli-
renee received from her.
The steamship 1eutonia arrived at South
ampion on the 30th ult Tho steamer Nova
Scotia reached Liverpool tho same day
The crew Of the ship, Ben Bolt, reported
wrecked, were saved.
A late Telegram from Berne says, the re-
ports ofthc proceedings Of the Zurich Con-
ference continue contradictory, but there is
every reason to believe that the Sandman
plenipotentiarios will not afix his signature
I to any protocol in favor Of the return Of the
deposed rulers Of the Duchies.
{ FRANcE.-The Emperor remains IN retire.
ment in the Pyrenees. II is rumored that
1 he will shortly proceed TO Cherbourg, and pay
second visit TO the camp, at the Chalons.
The Paris Constitutional in 4 leading AZ
ticle says, that the Emperor will loyalty full
fiji bis Villalmnca agreement for the restora-
tion Of the former reigning Princes, but It he
should not succeed in re-uniting the Princes
and their people in mutual accord, II Is not
his intention to force either the one or the
other.
IrArY.-No change has taken place in
Italian affairs. A deputation from the Ma
tional Assembly Of Modena has gone on a
special mission to the Emperor Napoleon.
The people Of Naples are much excited by
the high price Of corn
ENGLAND.-The directors Of the steamer
Great Eastern have declined Mr.. Levers
last offer, and their original programme will
be carried out. The vessel has been closed
to the admission Of the public, and was q
leave the Thames in day OF two, and be
ready to leave for Portland, Maine, on the 15tl
b, Iof September.
B. Leigh Hunt, the celebrated author, died il
e London on the 2Sth ult., in the I'D year o
a his age.
}, ITALY.--The town of Soma, Italy, has beer
visited by nm earthquake, causing q larg'
n destruction Of property. 200 persons wer,
killed and great number injured
The Cholera was spreading along tn,
lshores oithe Baltic.
I.oNDoN--A telegram from ZuIich TO-DAY
'' says the private conference continues.
The Times correspondent says that
things are going on!so badly in the conlerenc
n as to render a dissolution probable in n fey
days. A congress Of war seems to be thu
m only alternative TO which Austria is decided
n ly opposed, and which would have as littl,
..; success as this conference
=. The Paris correspondent of the Londo
T ines, III letter dated the 28th says:
es A priy~te letter from Zurich, on the 26tf
~ states that the labors of the plenipotentiare
p. were going on slowly, notwithstanding tn
an announcement made that it was doubtful
" any point had been settled. Whether tn
fault is attributable TO the members, to tn
treaty of Villa Franca, OF to the Emperor
- not having into consideration in their cage
h anxiety to make peace, all the difficulties
h the negotiation, no one knows Some pee
pie incline to the opinion that the delay
intentional, and the manner in which ii
L French member is acting, lends some cole
to the suspicion.
The Queen and Royal Family had gone
30 Scotland for their usual autumn visit.
The strike of the London builders contii
w ucs.
!. GREAT BRITGAN.--Few or no policies
~ insurance had been taken out on the sh
Great Eastern. At Sloyds, the underwI
- ters being generally unwilling to transa
at business until the completion Of the tri
trip.
The London Times in leading article
Y Epgland's defensive operations says she
now rapidly approaching, if not actually {
ST. tanned position in which no assailant G
ets hope to attack her with impurity.