Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-09
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foEeaEm news by the NOVn ScOttn,
NEw-YoRK, Augs.
II Is reported that Count Walewski has
submitted plan 70 the confederation Of Ita.
ly. II Is to comprise seven States, and the
Presidency is noninally given to the Pope
but in reality to the Kings Of Sardinia and
Naples, alternately, tho strong places to bc
governed by the Federal troops.
GREAT BRITIAN.--ln the House Of Lords
Lord Lyndhurst asked il the admiralty wer,
aware that the French were armine Their
fleets with rihed cannon The Duke o.
Somerset replied in the affirmative, and said
that although England had improved cannon
in process Of manufacture, II could not b.
ready in time. In the House ofCommons a
motion was made to appoint commission.
er 10 enquire into the deiences, and repof;
where Improvements are possible. The res
olution was negatiyod.
Nothing Of moment had transpired at Zu.
rich in regard 10 the peace conference, and il
was not known whether Sardinia would take
a part.
IL was vaguely rumored in Paris that
Napoleon woald visit London.
The London Daily News believes the
scheme Of Italian confederation may not
have been formally struck off the pro-
gramme.
Aportion Of the French army have begun
to leave Italy.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times is informed that England has offered
TO send representation to the Congress
provided that France disarms and that the
French Emperor agreed to it, il England
would do the same that England consent
ed on condition Of a general disarmament by
land and sea, that France will begin the en-.
terprise and the English Goat is very well
satisfied with the conduct Of the French
Emperor. 1t is reported that the PROPOSE
tion emanated from Napoleon.
The Paris Monitsur Of the 26th contains
the following: at is endeayored to attri-
butte to France the cause Of the English ma
tional burdens, but the English are deceived
merely in order to further the national defen-
ces. The exaggeration Of tournaments is
to justify a considerable increase Of the budg-
ct the army and navy. A comparison Of
the budget Of England and France show that
the former has increased her ornaments more
than France.
The Paris correspondent of the Herald
says, there are about 100000 of the late
loan unexpended, which wilfste applied tC
the Navy.
The Paris Patrie says that France has
done everything to free England from tht
nightmare Of invasion, in order to restor,
calmness and repose. unsuccessful, Eng
land must blame herself for the fears which
agitate her, and which if prolonged would bt
an atfront to the sincerity Of the friendly
feelings and actions of France.
| Austria refuses to meet with any Sardiniar
representatives, but will leave il open fol
Sardinia to accede to the treaty after its con
clusion by Austria and France.
The Duke Of Tuscany has expressed hi.
willingness to obdicate in favor of his son
but the Tuscans object to the dynasty. Tn,
son promised a constitution.
Napoleon is to make his entrance into
Paris on the 14th at the head of a part o
the army of Italy.
| The London Herald says the Grand Duke
Constantine will soon visit England.
The London Times urges the immediate
arming Of the navy with the Armstrong gun
The Duke OF Malakoff has been appointed
Grand Chancellor of Legion of Honor. 1t is
reported that 100000 will be discharged on
renewable furlough, the advantage being that
the Government will have them still on
hand, while their cost will be devoted to
other purposes.
The Government Organ says that Den.
mark has ceded st. Thomas to the United
States.
Garibaldi has had confidential interview
with Gen. Marmora at Brescia on the 18th
de stated that he had 1900 men, and his
force continued to increase. He expressed
confidence in the King of Sardinia not for,
saking the Italian cause.
A Milan letter says Garibaldi is about
moving to the Appenines.
There will be gathering Of volunteers in
the Romagno, and Garibaldi's corps added
to that OF Mezzorcapo will form an army ca
pable of securing the independence of Cen.
tral Italy, at least against any Roman or Nea.
politan force. 1t is rumored that the Duke
of Modena proposed to arm 1000 Austrian
troops to enable him to enter his state;
also that division of the French army is to
enter Parma and Tuscany, another corps
of the Roman legation for the purpole OF
simply preserving order, and allowing the
full expression of public opinion.
The municipality has formally expressed
its desire to be united to the Italian King.
dom under Victor Emanuel, OF that Tuscany
be governed by Prince of the House of Sa-
voy.
The Pontifical Government has issued q
circular complaining of the action of Victor
Emanuel, and asking the assistance and pro-
lection of the foreign Governments in vindi-
cation of its rights.
A great many addresses are being signed
in Romagna against the return of Clerical
Government, and in favor ofunion with Sar-
dinia.
1t is stated that the principle of the Italian
confederation will be accepted by the Pope
majority of the Cardinals having voted in
ats favo