The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29

The CONDITION OF EUROPE.
FIVE DAYS LATER NEWS.
Additional by the CITY Of Washington
and Bavaria OF Cape Race.
Our London, Paris, Berlin, Brussels
and Lisbon Correspondence.
The Great Military Fete in Paris
THE TROUBLES OF GERMANY,
20, 10, 40.
The CONDITION OF EUROPE.
FIVE DAYS LATER NEWS.

10, &C., 40
The screw steamship City Of Washington Capt petris
from Liverpool Wednesday, august IT, and Cork oa
Thursday, August Is, arrived off Cape Race Cd rnurs
dayl afternoon, at two ockck
the steamship Bavaria Capt Taube from Southampton
on the 18Th nst pasaed Cape Race Saturday mornDg
1t ten O'Clock.
The City OF Washington has upward Of four hundred
passengers and foil freight list
The CITY Of Washington brings days laer European
advces than those brought by the America blu,
only received . measre teleerspnic report transmit
ted by the agent Of the New York Associated Pres from
Liverpool 10 Cork the 18th the day tho City OF Waah
ipeton touched at the latter port.
The Independence Be2. Of August 10 states that no.
thing al yet had usnsped about the Zurich Conference
All that We can for the present esabsh says the Inde-
pexdance s that has meeting Of plenpotentsrs
entrusted with peace missioa, been opened In the
midst OF more universal uusaspess ana marked ap
prehensions Of None OF the great difficulties which
surrounded the work Of pesoe from beginning have
been settled until now an the doaots WHICH have mani
fesed themselves ~ TO the possibility Of strongly buidng
on tho bases laid down vafrancs are far from hsy
ing disappeared.
Tho Noyd OF the llh says that there NO doubt that
denntvs treaty OF peace ~ili be signed by tn
three belserent Powers but that this treaty
solution OF the Italian question: that Of the European
question depending upon It For the one, - for the
other, Italian Congress and European Congress arc
necessary there obstacles both there 10 much
doubt as to their meeting. 10 supposed Auss.a and
even France intend to eiude that emergency but by
what right says the Nord The French government has
not tho least interest to withdraw from tho examen
Of the European bar those questions which had itself
laid before them and to Ausris may be hoped that
she n better disposition, and that the lessons OF
the past will be fruitful to Ter
The Costi.utionnel Of August IL has long eulogistic
article Kosruth in which his qualities as Journalist
but particularly orassr, complaceuty dwelt
upon The writer has taken great pains prove tina. tho
Hungarian nobleman Is not u revoutionist nor dema-
gosue, but on the contrary, man Of order, has
always been devoted TO monarchca Institutions In the
same article the Of Garibsld is mentioned Incl
denaiy merely 70 say that he and the bravest
Of Condotsieri.
The Journal du Hdrre Of August o. long article on
New Granada, says that is urgent tnn French feet
should from time TO time show It's Dag xasers to
prove that France Ia able protect her children In dis
tant countries The securii, that French residents
would then enjoy there woad necessarily increase the
commercial intercourse between the ann tho
preeencs Of the French might also very
hcia by serious survey Of the Colombian Shores ines
much ~ the opening OF the Nicaragua will naturally
atrac: more movement 10 wnich until now has but
rarely been visit ed by French vessels
BY TELEGRAPH FROM LIVERPOOL TO OoRx
LIVERPOOL, August ~, 1859.
No important news has tan.preo the departure
yesterday, from this port OF steamship Indian for
Quebec, ana the ste amshp City CT Washington for New
York via Cork.
Telegraphic advices from Paris the Zurich
Conference Is In daily session. but YET but
little progress in the questions 1t had discussion
Ia vnur1 nd D,ka nfT TIM
and met With very friendly reception from the En-
peror.
lie stated from Paris that nj the warnings hitherto
given to the French BY the government ar
to BIO considered hereafter w nulliies
The time of the sailing OF the Great EASTERN
rom this port for Poano which vas originally axed for
the LIST Of September has postponed to the 18th Of
the same month"; owing 70 unavoidable delays In getting
her ready for sea.
great fire occurred in this city last night By which
large quantities Of cotton and gra on storage we're deg
troyed.
Our marke. has undergone material change since
yesterday. Cotton is very dull but quosasiops are un
changed The estimated saIes dsy sre 5000 bales
Bfeadseufa dull and slow OF Ese, 1t uusitered
prices
Provisions dull, with small sales.
LONDON, August 1s-Noon.
Co.seIs are at s5>< eS3.
Our Paris C0rr~spondencs.
PARIS, August IL, 1852
The Zurich Conference and tie Panssan Ess<,-Pytpara
tions for the Rjoicinos o. the F,ur~eath-Chsngc ofM
Programme-7ne Police on TIE Alsr-Esc;temew. on Al1
Sides-1he Camp at Vincennes-Great Sunday Csla6ra.
ton--Immnse Enc1mpmes Of Tsoops-Tas G,epaater
and 7wcos-Intensely Ierestin0 SccnesTAe Empcror's
Fyh-7Ae Bishops to Perform 7s Deum-The Rsstora-
tim of TIE Italian PY1nces-,Sardtaian Passports at q
acknowledgement of the Greet Procession on tie
REORGANIZATION Prices for Windouos Overlooking the
Seine, &C., dc.
However interesting under other circumstances would
bave been the Conference whodne Zurich there are
special the present moment a. Paris
is concerned for shelving p,o terspsmeIy, two tste
Just coming of This lovely capital 10, while write
writing the hands OF the ormensor. Is beautiful
boulevards, it, spacious places, ito broad avenues Ito
fountains gardens, towers and palaces all delivered
bodily TO the reckeas hands OF deface their
fair forms with gingerbread fantasies, elements OF
which, together with substantial brick and mortar
chiefly painted poles and plaster Of paris Az for the
Place 1t converted into gorgeous Areopasus
EncirclDg the magnificent pillar which stanss in
the centre 10 4 vAat estrada, on whose mpurpled
benches the elite Of France, at pressns consti-
tuted, will on the 14th Dst be assembled 70 greet
with their ten thousand voices the victor OF Sol
ferino-the reseneracr Of italian liberty No recreAnt
murmur will that chosen spot inrnuste 10 no'e Oh as
cord The loud acclams Of glory glory 70 the nsoe"
viii then ascend to IT. earthly idol In the full volame
perfect harmony for viii be admitted who nave NOS
centerea all their hopes In the fortunes OF h@, whom
without eainesy or dispute, all 1t lean admit 70 % soe
foremost man OF Europe There, ~ understood u pre-
.snt the Ru~sror will receive bis victorious bataions
The arss Intention was that his Majesty should
r,.ca himself 1t their bead at the Place do h
Basale and precede them throughout The length and
breadth OF the capital For some OF other this
usrs of the ceremony likely be dispensed WITH
r. hined with what truth do pretend to say, that
the troops more secure Of favorable reception than
the imperial Commander n- Chec-thss while the vsIor
the former have displayed Is universally acknowledge
the policy which has rendered abortve rsnkIes deeply
tn mans hearts Certain H. that tho greases anxiety
q displayed 70 exclude every thing in the shspe Of maj