Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-22
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SAoKvfiLE, Sept. 2l.
The steamer Arabia arrived at Halifax
last evening. Her news by Horse Express
are just arrived here. Her dates are TO the .
10th.
LrERrooL MARKrt.--B -Breadstufs. s.---The |
market continues dull. Provisions tending |
downward.
The Zurich Conference has been suspend.
ed.
The Assemblies Of Parma aud Romagna
have resolved on annexation to Piedmont /
ioNDos, Sept. 9--Consols for account
closed to-day at 95t5.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 9.--Flour quiet. Wheat
steady Corn, yellow, rs 8d@6s Proyis-
ions-Beef heavy and lower grades declined.
The better grades are steady and improved .
in price. Pork heavy. Bacon heavy and
declined 20. Lard quiet. Sugar heavy
Coffee firm. Rice steady.
Money abundant in the London money /
market. The Bullion in Bank has increas-
cd.
The assembly at Bologna on the 9TH inst.
adopted resolution declaring that the poo-
| pie Of Bologna desire annexation TO Sar-
dinia Bologna viii illuminate in honor Of
the event.
| The assembly also authorize the President
/ to present an address to the Emperor Napole-
ON and the King Of Sardinia, expressing its
sympathies for Venetia and offering to make
popular sacrifices in her favor.
The Pope had been attacked with fever,
and was forced to suspend all audiences for
several days. He was, however, recovering,
and was about to proceed TO the Castle of
Golddolf
A deputation was about TO leave Turin on
mission of the French Government. It is
supposed that the papal army is not in a
condition to act against the force Of the Ro-
magma, led by Gen. Garibaldi
The National Assembly Of Parma opened
on the 9TH inst. with great solemnity.
M. Farrina, the dictator, delivered an adj
dress, in which he reviewed the history Of
the Bourbons, and terminated amid cries Of
Niyo la Victor Emanuel. The city present
ed the appearance Of great tete. Several
French journals have been prohibited in Sar-
ldinia, in consequence Of advocating the sep
aration of Seyoy from Piedmont.
Proposals are pending in the National AS
sembly, that Parma confirm Farina as
the dictator and declaring the determination
of the Bourbons dynasty
SPAIN.-The Madrid journals say that the
Emperor Of Morocco has declared as traitors,
the tribes Of the coast who insulted the
Spanish flag, and promises to inflict exem-
plary punishment on them. The Spanish
government, however doubts the fullillment
Of this promise, and continue their prepara-
} tions for the expedition to revenge the insult
and murder of their subjects
} The English government has presented u
a note drawn up in a friendly style, reques-
ting explanations as to the objections Of the
Spanish troops at Algers, in the immediate
vicinity of Gibralter.
GERMANY. The great autumn Fair at
Frankestein, was progressing with much
briskneSs.
Money dealers in cotton, silk and wollen
articles has completely run their stocks in
some cases. Prices had advanced from 2
to Is per cent.
The wool sales were TO take place the fol-
lowing week.
The Paris MoniteUr announces the death
of the Emperor of Morocco, and that his
successor had been proclaimed; tranquility
prevailed at Algers.
The disturbance on the Island Of Gambia,
before reported, was caused by the collection
of certain taxes from the Greeks. Five Of
the tax gatherers had been murdered during
, the afiray. Two battallions of soldiers had
been sent to arrest the ringleaders.
A Circassan deputation had arrived at
Constantinople, and presented to the
ambassadors of the several powers a pro-
test against the invasion Of theirScountry by
Russia, and stating that the whole province
: would be forced to submit, if they were aban-
doned by the Port.
A great fire had occurred at Erzerounes.
The town has again experienced repeated
shocks Of earthquake.
The Calcutta and China mails had arrived
at Alden, August 28th, and the Bombay
mail Of August 2lst, had reached there Sep
tember first. The news had not been re
ceiyed by telegraph when the Arabia left
1t was reported that the Enrich conference
had determined on the boundaries Of Lom-
hardy Another meeting between the EN-.
perors Of France and Austria were expected
to take place in Switzerland.
The Great Eastern, which left the Thames,
on the 6th, in the presence of large con.
course Of enthusiastic people, was managed
in part by Capt. Comstock, of the late Baltic
! Her performance was admirable, and she
/ was kept under perfect command, as much
D so as river steamer, steers as easily as
a wager boat, and her engines appeared ca
pable Of starting or checking her motion al
, most by single motion. As to speed, the
z London Times says, her performance proved
: her the fastest vessel in the world. She left
the More at Is. and was off Dover nj q