Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-10-19
Three Days later,
ArriivaL Of the Steamer Indinn

ship Indian has arrived with LIVERPOOL A.,
to the 2Sth ult., three days later.
1t was rumored that the defnitive -.
of peace between France and Austria 80
be signed in few days, at Zurich WV
The overland mail has furnished ,5,;
from China to the 10th of August ''s
The whereabouts of Mr.. Ward. the A.
ican Minister, was not known. -'',
The impression prevails that the c..
Eastern would be still further DELAYED -
that her departure for the United S;.a
would not take place on the 10Th Of O.
ber 9'''-
The repairs of the Great Eastern ara o..
actively forward. 1t was thought nroS,T
that she would, in few days, proceed
Southampton to finish repairs.
The telegraph cable between Sicily -,
Malta was successfully laid.
The London Times has another leass, -
the San Juan difficulty. 1t laments tba. II.
former difficulty should have left any n,s.a-.
for the question which has arisen, and s.v. :,
is a case for the earliest possible settleme1,
The Earl of Derby has carried out l.. |
| threat to clear his Dom estate in ireland !,
| far as to serve every tenant with formal IA,
| tice to quit
1t is rumored that Sir Hope Grant has Il.
command of an expeditionary force to Cb;,,
and that ten thousand men will proceed fn-
India, but none from England.
| The Paris correspondence saws that Il,
amended Zurich programme is stated as a.
lows:
A definite treaty of peace will be sigpe3I
by the three powers. A treaty will be draw
by which Austria cedes Lombardy to Frape
who will transfer it to Sardinia.
The most difficult point in the double tran,
action is debt, and on this head it Is belirysi
that Austria will moderate her demands -
Other documents respecting the Italian con.
| federation, Duchies, &C., will be signed b7
the Austrian and French pleuipotentiariie.
| only. as Sardinia utterly rejects the restor,
ton, and viii not, under the present circuu
stances, agree to the confederation.
1t is rum ored that Prince Albert will rep.
resent England. and Arch Duke Maxlmalag
Austri, in the proposed Congress at Brussel
LATEST -London, Wednesday morning
Col. Hawkins, the Commissioner of the Ore
gon boundary, arrived yesterday, and had Al
interview with the Foreign Office immediats
ly after his arrival
The Paris correspondence says that then
is still hitch in peace negotiations.
Austria is persisting in keeping the arm
in Venetia
The Indian reaches Quebec to MORN
morning.
A deputation from the Romagna waited NJ.
on the King of Sardinia on the 9th Hs
said. As an italian Prince l am reminded
that Europe having in view the state of the
Romagnese people, who demanded promP.
and efficient measures of reform, has accept
ed formal obligations towards your country
L receive your wishes. and, strengthened b.
| the rights conferred upon me, will support
your cause before the great powers. You
may rely on the sense of justice; you may re
! ly on the generous love of our country: of ih
French Emperor, who will accomplish th
| great work of reparation he has powerful
| begun, and, who, assured of the gratitude Q
,. Italy, and seeing the moderation which Ia
| characterized your resolution during the las
moments of incertitude, will recognize that
| Romagna the mere hope of a national gov
ernment suffices to put an end to civil di:
cord. When your numerous volunteers az
rived, during the days OF the national strus
! gle, to enrol themselves under my flag, yoJ
know that Piedmont would not go to war +.
herself alone, but for our common couutrI
To-day the unanimity of your wishes, an
the common order which you observe at hon
are GRATIFYING to my heart, and nothing be
ter could insure your future destiny. E
rope will recognize that it is here the comm0
interest to finish the era of disorder, Gu
thereby satisfy the legitimate desires
peace.
The decree of the King of Naples exteD'
to June. 1860, the period for the free q
mission of wheat
One of the Hong Kong Newspapers stat
that MIR. Ward. the American Plenipo:enti
ry, was still aboard his ship, and as litt
likely to obtain the ratification of his trea
as the English Minister. Another journ
speaks of the probability of his having gOl
to Pekin, and Russian despatch, publish
a: st Petersburg. says that be arrived at
kin, but was kept in confinement.
| A Russian authority estimates the loss
the Chinese at the Pelho forts at one tho
sand killed. The number of the WOUNDED
not stated. 1t was said that some OF N
wounded Englishmen were in the hands
the Chinese, and were well treated.
An emeut occurred at Shanghai, dur
which several foreigners were killed and OF
ers wounded. Among the latter was Int
priter Fay, who was in precariOus couC
ton. The riot is said to have arisen fro
the kidnapping of coolies for French yes
asserts that the Chinese came on board a
attempted to rob him. and he was compell
to FIRE on them in Sc If defence.
The French Minister had ordered the
lodged Coolie ship into port for a strict inv'
tigation of the matter.
At Hong Kong a moderate business W
doing. A similar report is received fri
Canton and Foo-Coow-FOo. At Shangl
black teas were 80 per cent higher than t
previous season, while the quality was in
rior.