Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-14
Late from Euroues

SAcKVHLE N. B., Oct 10-The steamer Can
ada arrived at Halifax yesterday at noon, with
Liverpool dates to the 24th ultimo.-
The London Herald has reason for believing
that a definite treaty of peace will soon be con-
cluded at Zurich, bearing, however, only the
signatures of France and Austria The pre-
liminaries of Villa franco will be strictly main
tanned A dispatch from Berne says that a
courier from Vienna had reached Zurich, with
instructions to draw up a treaty of peace and
a document for the cession of Lombardy to
Sardinia.
No ~allusion is made to the Duchies.
The King of Belgiuln's proposition to settle
the italian question, was reported to have been
accepted by Napoleon. 1t concludes a Euro
pean Congress to assemble at brussels. The
statements regarding the other provisions were
conflicting.
The Arctic steamer Fox had returned with
interesting records and relics of the Franklin
Expedition, from which it appears that Sir
John Franklin died in lS47, and the ship was
abandoned in l648.
The Arctic Expedition found at Point Viii
Hams, a record dated April 25th, 1848, signed
by Capts. Crozier and Fitz James, saying that
the Erebus and Terror were abandoned three
/ days previously in the ice, and that one hun
dred and five survivors were proceeding to
Ores Fish River; that Sir John Franklin
! had died in June of the previous year, and that
the total deaths to date were 9 officers and Is
men. Many interesting relics were found on
the western shore of King Williams Island
Others were obtained from the Esquimaux,
who stated that after the abandonment of the
ships, one was crushed by the ice and the other
1 was forced ashore. Several skeletons ofFrank-
Inns men, quantities of clothing, and a dupli-
cate record up to the abandonment of the ship,
were discovered.
The English journals continue to discuss the
San Juan question, generally in conciliatory
language.
Large reinforcements for China were to
leave England by the overland route. A part
of the squadron for the China service had al
ready sailed. r
The Daily News City Article says: 1.-The
funds on Friday were stationary in price, trans
actions being on a scant scale"
LONDON, Sept. Pain the treaty with the
| Cochin Chinese, the French Admiral obtained
four important concessions, viz the exercise
of-the Christian religion a treaty of COM
merce the cession of the town of Segan and
adjoining territory, and the recognition Of the
rights of the French to the Bay Suren.
The health of the King of Prussia is worse.
The harvest of Belgium will be only two
thirds of the average.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says "Cherbourg is about to be armed
completely on a war footing, with riaed can
non for all the batteries.
FRANcE.-It is asserted that the result of
the visit of the King of Belgium to Napoleon
at Bearritz, was fnlly successful, and various
rumors are afoat with regard to the arrange
ments entered into.
The London Times Paris correspondent
says that one report was that the question of
the Duchies had been settled, and that TuscS ny
was to be reigned over by the King ofthe Bel
gians' second son, and report says that the
Count of Flanders is to have the Italiae Ouch
les, and the Arehduke Macmillan, Venetia,
with separate constitutions.
These reports are not authenticated, and
must be taken for what they are worth,
Another Paris rumor was that there was TO
be no Chinese expedition that the heads of
the Mandarins offending at Peiho had been
proffered in atonement, coupled with promises
TO make all the satisfaction that can be requir-
ed, and that the ambassadors will be immediate
ly received at Pekin.
A conference is to be he'd at Brussels, pre-
sided over by the King. This letter is dated
on the evening of the 22d.
The Paris Patrie has an article which par
tally confirms this statement.
PARIS, Sept. 24-The King of the Belgi-
ans was to leave Biawitz last night for Genoa,
where, it is said, he is to confer with several
important personages. 1t is supposed that his
journey is connected with the proposed Con-
gTess at Brussels. The report of the founda-
ton of the Kingdom of Central Italy. under
the Count of Flanders, is positively denied.
IrALY.-The Sandman Government has ad-
dressed a circular to the Great Powers, deny
ing the cession of Savoy to France, and de-
claring such rumors entirely void Of founda-
ton. The Sandman Government is also said
to have protested to the Great Powers the &C.
cret aid afforded by Austria in recruiting sol
diers for the Pope.
Evidence was being published to prove that
Parma, under the Government of the Duches,
did not maintain a neutral attitude during the
late war. Il
The King of Sardinia was most enthusiast
tioally received on his last visit to Pavis, Lodi.
The Pope remained in a very alarming state,
and Cardinal Antonelli had declared him unfit
to attend to public affairs.
SwrTzERLAND-The Lausine Gazette says
that the Minister of the United States, Mr..
Fay, has presented a long memorial to the
Federal Council, praying it to intervene with
the Cantons which preserved in enforcing in
tolerant measures against the United States,
with a view of obtaining a modification of the
samo.