American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-01
Arrival orIhe City Of washington.

Spip Olty OF w WhSnlbYtOus iEOm AifSi PSS.
on the 18th. and Cork en- the 18Th. arrived
here last night. and the following addi-
lional news is furnished:
GREAT BRITAIN Lord John Russell n
also stated, in response to questions. that
he had not received any official informa- 4
tion which altered the character Of the
abatement he had already made with re-
spect TO the intentions OF France and Aus
,fia regarding Parms, Modena and Tu,ca-
nv ne 'ther had a0y Information heen receiv;
ed as TO the reported proclamation ofsthe
Republicans in Parma, as announced 10 /
the Vienna journals.
The official investigation into the loss
Of the steamship Argo had tsrmiuatej but
the decision would not be made public
till it was communicated to the Board ot.
Trade. 1t was understood. however. that
the Assessors give it as their opinion that
the loss Of the ship did not arise from
any wilful act on the part OF the Captain.
but it was agrave omission in him in not
having slowed his vessel on the coming
on Of The fog. This finding is to be 40.
compained with recommendation Of the
case to the lsnient consideration Of the
Board.
The Liverpool Albion. 80 announcing
Mr.. Whyke's projected departure for the
Isthmns by the steamer leaving Southamp-
ton on the 18th OF September, says:
"Unlpss Mr.. Whyke be crippled in his
actions by secret dispatches from home,
bis oountrymsD may expect shortly 10 see
some prscticls. evidence of sound policy.
which. while respecting the rights Of
Central America. and assisting in the
development Of free routes OF transit. shall
at the same time maintain the rights ot
Her Maiesty and her subjects in this
hitber.o neglected but important cosner
I Of the Queens dominions."
Mr.! Wbyke has been made companion
, of the BAH sea y, sn
The arrangements for the cricket match
iu America between the eleven picked
, players OF all England and twenty-five Of
the United States, has been finally com
pleted, and the English players leave
Liverpool for America on the l7Th oi
September.
J., Queen Victoria had been on a three
Q days cruise in tile r, yal Yacht among
: the channel islands She landed at Jer-
sey aRd Guernsey. receiving an enthusas.
: tio welcome at each place.
Capt. Pember. Of the ship John Fife.
: has arrived at Glasgow. he and G. b,
l Alma, the chief mate. were under arrest
!. for having shot deal seaman named John
Macarthur. Captain Pember is said to
u have fired pistol at McAribnr. after hav-
ing been thwarted in an attempt to strike
il him with, a handspike.
THE LATEST BY TELEuRAPH. = London,
: August I7.---A proposal hss been made
= in behslfof Mr.. Lever to charter the
Great Eastern for voyage out and home
from some safe port in Great Britain lo
some safe port In North AmeFica. The
terms offered are Geo. 900, tho vessel 10
e bs provided with accommodations iOr 2,
: 900 passengars, and to steam fourteen
d knots an hour on her trial trip.
j The official correspondence relative Ia
5 the conveyance OF North American mails.
q was published yesterday. a s
FRANCE. Sunday evening q grand
!. banquet was given by the Emperor to the
paincipsl chiefs ofihs army. About three
hundred persons were invited. Az Tho
g close Of the banquet the Emperor spok.
as follows:s i.l ~ eG
l. "Gsntlemen:. The Joy 1 experience a
o 6nding myself again. with most OF thu
army Of Italy would be complete III wer,
), not tingsd with regret. to behold soon the
q dissolution Of the elements Of force sc
= we'll organized and formidable. As Z
J. Sovereign. and asa commander inr Chief
"a l thank, you again for your confidence.
IN was fAtterihg to me, who had new
er commanded an army. to find so uuci
' obedience on tho part Of men who haC
= great experience in warfare. IL success
: has crowned our efforts. L am happy t.
= attribute the greater part Of il to the skill
!" ful devoted Generals who rendered my
, com mand so easy. because ani ns,eh with
' social FIRE. they have necessarily giver
!, an example of duty and disregard o
- - death. A portion of our soldiers are abou
y to return to their homes; you. yourselves
, are about to resume the occupations o
: peace nevertheless. do not forget wha
y we have done together. Let The Femem
:; berance Of obstacles overcome, Of DANCE
|" eluded. Of imperfsctions discovered, b
even present TO- your minds.
In commemorAtion. Of the Italian cam
of paign I shall distribute medal To all VIII
l. took part in il. and wish to-day tha
q, you,mNy be the first to wear IT,. May
recall mo sometimes 10 your memory, an,
= while regarding the glarious nam1s en-
IL graved thereon let each exclaim, ,"if Frame
10 has done so,muOh fora people who is he
10 friend what would she not do for her ow
independence" d now propose th
health OF the army,
ss The Moniteur states that the Empero
Iv having decided on retaining. for the pres
: en,. an army Of $4,000 men in Lombardy
several corps vhich.hAd much distinguish
ed themselves IN the late campaign. coul
not be represented at the entry OF th
tsoeps. --' -''---~. ''--
PARIr. August 1.-THE Moni.suP c
this morning contains the following Impe
rial decree:
"a full and entire amnesty Is granite
to allpersons sentenced for political crime
or off nses, or those who have been III
object Of any measures taken for the pub