The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-09-28

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have resolved OF annexation 10 Piedmont.
The National Assembly At Bologna. on
the tia inst. adopted resolution declaring
Ihs. the people Of Bologna desire annexs.
ton 10 Sardinia: Bologna will illuminate
in honor Of the event. The Assembly also
authorized the President TO present an ad-
dress TO The Emperor Napoleon and King
Of SARDINIA. expressing ito sympathy for
veue,ia and offering to make peculiar sac
riices in her favor. The Pope had been at
lacked with fever. and was forced 70 suspend
all audiences for several days. He was about
TO proceed to caslle Godolph.
A deputstation was about 10 leave Turin
on mission to the French government
1t il supposed that the Papal army 10 not in
q condition 10 act against the force OF the
Romagns. led by General Garbsldi.
The National Assembly Of Parma opened
on the 9TH insi., with great solemnily- N
Farini, the Dictator, delivered an address
in which he reviewed the history Of the
Bourbons, and terminated amid cries OF viva
Victor Emmanuel. The city pre- scented the
appearance Of a great fete. Several French
journals have been prohibited in Ssrdins,
in consequence Of advccsting the sePara.
tion Of Savoy from Piedmont.
Proposals are pending in the National
Assembly Of Parma. confirming Farinni a.
Dictator, and declaring the termination Of
the Bourbon dynasty.
SpAIs.-The Madrid journals say that
the Emperor OF Morocco has declared %
traitors the tribes on the coast who Insulted
the Spanish flag, and promises to intiict ex-
emplsry punichment on them. The Span
ish Gov eminent, however. doubt the fulfil
ment Of this promise, and continue their
preparations for the expedition 10 revenge
the insult and murder OF their subjects.
The English Government has presented
note, drawn up in friendly style, request
ing ex plantations as 10 the obj~c, o. the con
ceDtration Of Spanish troops at A lgiers, ia
the immediate vicinity Of Gibraltar.
GERMASr.-Theg great autumn fair ws'
progressing At Frankfort with much brisk
ness. Many dealers in cotton, silk ant
wool articles had completely run out thei'
stocks.
The Paris Moniteur announces the dealt
Of the Emperor Of Morocco. and that his sue
csssor had been proclaimed. Tranquility pre-
vailed At Algiers. The disturbances on ,h'
Plains Of Ccnscia, before reported, wal
caused BY the collection Of certain tsxei
from the Greeks. Five OF the tax gatherer
had been murdered during the affray. Tive
battaiions Of soldiers had been sent to az
rest the ringleaders.
A Circassian deputaion had arrived a
Consta ntinople and presented to the Am
basssdors Of the several Powers protes
against the invasion Of the country by Rus
sia, and stating that the whole OF the Pro
vince would be forced 10 submit il the.
were abandoned by the Porte.
great FIRE had occurred at Erzeroum
and the town has again experienced repeated
shocks OF an earthquake.
twas reported that the Zurich confer
ence had determined on the boundaries 0
Lomb ardy. Another meeting between th'
Emperors OF France and Austria was ex
pectsd TO take place in Switzerland.
The Independence Beige says that Eng
land proposed TO France and Austria a
European Congress on Italian affairs on tn,
basis Of non-intervention BY force; but
Paris Telegram con,radcts this.
The Great Eastern departed from tn
Thames on the morning Of the sth inst, il
presence OF an immense concourse OF en-
thusiastic people. Captain Comsiock. lat
Of the steaper Baltic. was on board and tool
part ia the management. Her Performance,
was admirable. and she was kept under a
perfect command ss a river steamer, an,
steers a. easily az . wager boat. He
engines appeared capable Of starting o
checking her speed almost BY single mo
sion. and as 70 speed the Londcn Times ssy
her performance proved Ter the fss,est yes
sci In the world. She lett the nose at
o'clock Is minutes, and was of Dover At
o'clock.
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