New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26

.A. q, the troops to land, and there we're then
doubts of a epeedy victory. just as the h's' ooat
pocS,d The shore the forts opened perfect hurricane
feou1 o;nosI balls and rockets winch mo we'd do
otn a. tSey laoded. Tns ships threw in as heavy
tie tiea,;r1 fre A. they pcss,bly could. The enemy's
80 co.tirued 20 heavy. and the mud on landing oslng
the kuees and onetmes to the waist, that out o
W w ,h1nsMd men who landed barely one huodred
ou. o,tsS the fret of the three wide and deep
S.~hss Who, after some five hundred yards oi
ssSipg through the mud, prsseutsd them.el,v.os. the,,.
Mtbs gallant few who got through the mud dimci''es
ce twenty had been able to keep hsh y ''%es torcsd
smu urition dry. Nevertheless, they boioiy iolesa
Sscbes and sons fifty Of them, inclaeloe OF
acers succeeded in getting as far % tue .aiu uica
they would certainly have msde eoo' aue"P' W
Ren Re.hy sho, ., b.d s,nck in the mud. With the
~ however which remained, ten cevctsd men
.orsrg forwaro three Of ~hom were immeoateiy snot
I'D and Eve wounded severely veracal hre OF
y. .siecs hand Who crouched in the ditch, wait.
~ hr, IN vain for reenforceDente. Orders we're at
~ ;v.n to retire aud 10 efec,ipg the retreat proba-
Nv more lives we're loet than in Advancing, as the
CSipese by means Of blue lights discovered the po-
.t,op of the men and shot them dosn like birds.
Nav boats had slso been smashed by shots
"a there we're not enough to take of the survivors
several boats full Of wou ded were s'rack by balls aud
s,smped The belief universal throughout the
uaorop that Europeans msnned the batteries as wei
"A the Chinese. Men 10 gray coats with closely
rcpped hair and Russian features, were distinctly
,sbe The whole of the forticstio we're evidently
European designing. The total humber of killed
ed rounded the side Of the British, was 464. The
french had four killed and ten wounded. OF the
ysrpe brigade, one officer was killed, and fifteen
wounded Of the Lon-cornussioned officers aud men,
q were killed and ~ wounded. Admiral Hope was
ssyerely wounded Is also several other promi-
rent oliicers Some Of the wounds said to have
b.eu Inflicted by Minie balls. The Americans towed
M several boats Tito action, ard aer toe action took
co heiy i've a
FRANCE.
The Emperor and Eu press had gone TO Banitz
\ The Kipg OF the Belgisns passed through Toulouse
m the lYh for BlaIri,z where he would arrive the
18th or 18th. He was expected to remain three or
buY days The object Of bls journey vas supposed to
bsye reference to the difficulty subsistng between
Vance aDd Austria
The Paris correspondent Of The London Times states
tst av al officer has been dispatched by the French
oyer1mspt Perrin to certain whether the island
!. beipg converted into citadel, or ls av6lled OF
/ ,snply as a pedestal for q useful lantern.
The French papers am ounce that tue special agent
| ,ho was sent by the French Governmsnt q secret
mission 10 India, had pre-ented report to Couat
walsxsk giving very gloomy picture OF the s'tua'
ton Of India.
An article 10 the Paris Moniteur n reg ard the peace
cf Vllsfrsnca atsummary Of which was received bS
Tho Arabia, continues to occupy attention 1t pro-
daced very ubfavorsble eilec, az fss, ana Ia afe
we're az tcipated. The article came direct from the
Emperor at st. Ssuver.
Count Reseet had returned to Paris from bis Italian
mission.
The paris correspondent. Of TIE London Post says
sst the Notification Of the different French towns is
lie order of the day. Lille and BOufges are uoder the
Lands of engineers, and N8lencienies VIII soon be-
The Paris -four market had been dull but wheat was
Inner ard rather dearer.
Accounts from the wine growng districts state that
lie vintage will be more productive than was an'ci'
ts,ed.
Egsrd had both agreed that Congress on the Ital'
Lao question had become necessary.
The tendency Of the Paris Bourse sd been down
rNd bu. the 18th there rally, and the Rentes
koeed at 6Sf. SOC.
Il TIE LATEST.
=. PARIS, Wednesdsy.-Tbe moniteur OF this morning,
hr article detailing the tIeachery OF :ee Chinese,
.sys the Governments of France aud Ensland are
about to take measures together to uilct chastSe-
nen and obtain every satisfaction which 30 hagrant
an act of uescbery requires.
THE ZURICH CONFERENCE.
Little is said Of the Conference at Zurich and IT ap
psars to have lost all interest The Plenipoen'iaries
continue, however, to have occasional interviews. ~
The latest Telegram dated ,Sth rsys .e
had been suspended uotil Count Colloredo hau re-
csiyed fresh instructions from Vienna.
ITALY.
TIE National Assembly Of Parma, on the ilth
UNANIMOUSLY voted by ballot toe oeosdenoe OF .he
W
coy,rpments of all princes of that house. In the same
.t.pe a vote of thanks 70 Napoleon was agreed TO-
IN he following day the same body voted unanimous
!, bv hsNot the anuexs stion of Parma to Sardinia
X. encouragement was received with enthusiastic
eAs,n and loud riuas for Victor Emanuel. Five
puts were chosen TO convey the wisnes oi the popu
liOr to the King Of Sardibis.
Tls following resolutions were also passed >,
Tor ths construction of silver medal TO be dis-
tibned among the inhabitants f those provinces
xtieb have taken part in the war.
Fer the erection OF monument to perpetuate tne
rsres q those compatriots whe have died tor their
TSs National Assembly Of Romagna had decreed
NM IN those who have goods in the Romagns, from
lie siah Of Jupe to the present time, have deserved
vel Il their country. n,
As toe ratification Of the title and authority OF Cl
ptsr as Governor General with responsible Ministers,
snd that Cpr ami be charged to cooperate
for he accomplishment Of the wishes OF the Assemoiy
oprocurs more intimate union with the other prov
irees of CebIal Italy. -
Tit Lsndon Heraids Paris correspondent states that
Victor Enaruel is dsbsrdrg his ar ny, but the men
reEppEed with passports for Tuscany and Medena,
: shs. hey viii swell tue army Of Central Italy.
PRUSSIA.
An address had been presented fron Stetin corcern-
Ing The question Of GernaDic CoDfeder ation Coant
Skvenn, to whom the Prince Regent referred the al