Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-17
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of The Nsrth Briten.


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passed here At 3o'clock Wis mosnllg on her way
MASON, u.,,ues I..s- :. Paris,
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treaty were rad over. The Pssis Ps3rie says the
treaty win be signed in few 1ays. IT win con-
arm the ces.ion q Lomh1rdy and contain the ST
i w e sn ssd - +.
Il was reported at Paris that Austria had con-
sentsd "a reduce the Piedmoptese portion Of the
Ls@a Az 81 i sy;s. so e|! SeP F li.s's
!. The London Times has another sharp editorial
On the San Juan difAeul1y % p)pices q 6enesal
SCOTS mimsoa - the PsciHc, and ffuf6 In
peaceful solution Of the questisn Itehssacterixes
IN niIitary aehtevsment, and denounces the ali
bystefing and lawleo promoters Of the onterpfioe
and ID hiting Leader The Times argues thai the
s s ss Esss TIE Leland 2 Eafs1 81
friendship and ssncerity, mot p minister 10 the
serting the rights which appear tocstsohg for %
The English papers publish an intssessing let
Ter from Kossuths exprsaing the keenist grief 1t
the Yilla-Franca arrangement ct the momentwhen
the deliversncs Of his country was within seach-
only ten year, older from bitter pengs Of disap-
pointmeif. He derives some consolation, howev-
er, from the events Of the war, and y
He states that he Insisted on dsuble "a pulstion
on behalf of the Hungarian prisoneu a war who
were ENROLLED under his hammer, viz that Of am
ne.ty and that Of exemption from further Austrian
ditoun from Austria - = = p y sest 80 -
The directors Of the Great Eastern have finally
decided that the sh shall not go TO Southamp ton
sising at Holyhesd about1hs iith. II the tsial II
succcSsfl IL Is still intended 10 despatch the vss-
eel 10 America on the 2yth. No passengers are ~
be taken on the trial trip II Is said that the
from both engines before proceeding to sea with
passengers. During the Tip from the Thames,
the paddle never exceeded ~ and thescFcw % re-
yOistIcs: PET and e obtain sns mssmnm
+ The London builders strike continues unzd-
justed and although the masters profess to have
ten thousand men working under the teruns Of the
Intoxicating for continuance ofthe stsikes
Anothr anthority ays the visit hns sefeeeace .
Englands policy esfding thcpropoeed Ccngress:
~. Th ,s, Empsr or, se ma. 3. ar ~ oc,oos
route for Paris Anefhsr speech Is anticipated at
The French army Of otservasion win winter in
' Mooitsu, nubl,.hs. d.c,.e .dmi,s,no b,.n.
&c exRscssd non ms,ases dife e. NC france,
lH Tb = ~. Rssa sS Sssy. ne an III,
"a int en- route 70 swisssssna- 80 80.
large Quantities o. provisions, supposed to BE for
me Snias exPeciu,one;; - -.
The statement that france bad aoahdonea hef
Preten:ions IN Ccshin china was scontradicfed,
ana rumofed that the iorces snese are = be re-
inforced from the squadron for China. ~ g ~ 81
There 70 nothing authentic a. g the Ffench 81.
peals,ona g cs On, bat vs,issy % rumo q
character, iss control having been given 70 Che
M,mss;r o. wa. ,,, -. q. -.s.-0 :
The latest Intelligence says preparations were
snsPsaded' and indications q pac King down were
E.,.b., Nj, ON ,o,n,no ~. t,e,,. Il
,u.rsed an order a. tha dSv vhich M consfrnr1
into an adission that pescs Va net iikeiy 70 be
long n,eintained, f-F'F1 :. 7s95
Tshe London Herald,s Paris CORRESPONDENT nv
nothing r. heard on every side but prenaratioSs
for wcs.~ NoGa sincle man in the French army
has been cent home on renewable Through. and
onIv those entifIsd - <1t.rhSs1e ~
have oStsined it Not srcse ain ~ -. Az