Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-08
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FARrBrR Poxr, Nov. Q.
The steamer North American passed here
this evening on her way 10 Qaebec with
Liverpool dates 10 the 26th She will be due
at Quebec about noon Tomorrow.
Nothing had uaDspired in regard 10 the
prooeediues Of the Zurich Conference OF In
relation TO the treaties Of peace.
tlnRhr BnifAiN --All the Cnnard steam
era leaving Liverpool for Boston, via Hall,
lax. are hereafter 70 ca at Queenstown, and
viii thus be enabled to bring ono days later
news by telegraph.
The etrike among the London buildere
continues, telling seriously against the men
who remained idle. They have resolved TO
appeal 10 the public for aid IN supporting
their families,
Parliament has been prorogued to Decem.
Der 10Th.
The Paris correspondents Of the London
Journals indulge In gloomy fnrebodings. -
Isrhe correspondent Of the Herald statos
plainly that the impression has gained
ground that a rupture between France and
/ England 10 imminent
/ FRANoE.--The Paris Constitutional, in an
article by the senior editor replying 20 the
assertions Of the English press that the pol
oy Of the Emperor had LEFT state Of polit-
ical incertitude in Europe, states what the
aim Of the Emperor was in the beginning,
and compares il with the advantages gained,
and accuses the English journals of incon~
sistoDcy Several Of the provincial journals
have published simultaneously violent artie'
les against England; which are known to
have been furnished by government official.
In these England is warned that an hour ol
trial approaches which may put an end to
her greatness for ever.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Post asserts that negotiations are going on
to complete arrangements for joint expe-
dition against China The correspondent
of the London Herald, on the other band
repeats the statement formerly made, that
, preparations by France are suspended.
Z The London Times Paris correspondent
e says the Convention between Lord Palmdrs
ton and the French ambassador as reported
in Le Nord caused much emotion at Paris
o while the French government had asserted
D that it would not change its policy as regard
Morocco.
spain had repeated its disavowal OF th'
: ambitious project attributed to her.
= The Paris correspondent Of the Londo
News is assured that MIR Mum bad sent
dispatch to say that England no longer op
=. pOetu ttl6 tNptultioh uBhiuSt NAoibVOo'
ITALY--lt is reported at Turin that MI
n Caborndo will soon be succeeded by Coun
!. Cavour in the ministry of foreign affairs.
:. The Pope returned TO Rome on the 2Ott
> PRUSSIA -Hreat preparations we're max
's ing in Germany for the Schiller festival
IS The Prussian Minister of Police has reEus
io ed to allow the projected torch-hght procei
n sion.
MoRooco.--lt was expected that I'll
II Spanish forc,s wouldattack by sea and Ian
and afterwards occupy Tetrian and Tangler
the French expeditionary corps was read
q TO take the field.
R 1t is stated that the French soldiers take
; prisoners on the 3lst of Aug were all burr
J alive by the moors, and the French treol
we're burning to revenge the outrage.
n >RUssIA.-The reports Of the intended il
y terview between the Emperors of Austr
and Russia are uniounded
On LlvERPooI, Oct &c
BreadstuIis-Th market for breadstu
90 closed steady Bigland ~ Co. quote fo
steady and unchanged. Wheat advanced
le, with improved demand Corn quiet al
steady, Notwithstanding the excessive supp
- Messrs. Richardson, Spence d Go. quo
nj wheat firm, with buyers at 4s Id.
LONDON MABKET, Oct 25 Wheat fir
, and holders demand an advance, bu it
not obtained,