Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-16
FOREIGN NEWS.
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Our foreign fits to the 81, uI,.
brought BY the steamer Anglo Saxon at
Quebec, have come to hand. They COR
tam bnt little Of importance beyond
what Las alieady been relegraphed. We
extract the following iterns:
Ehe bondon builders still continue at
open war with the masters, and, SO far
ms words go, they seem nid,nt of sue
cess. But the financial statement mad.
at the great meeting of the workmep
held at the Surry Gardens on Monday.
was not very promising; and tbs is the
point on which the Struggle must uti-
mately turn. According to the state
ment made at that meeting, they had
up to Monday night, fl40l IS. ID. to
support Al, 900 to $4,000 workmen.
with their wives and families, amount
ing probably, from $4,000 to 10000
persons. Surprising the money to be
equally divided, it is only couple of
shillings for each family, SUN which
would not supply them with dry bread.
Russia, according to the Hamburg
Meas, is pressing on the Cabinet at
Vienna the necessity of a Congress, and
has charged NJ. &c Balabine, its Minis.
ter in that city, to enter into negotia-
tions on the subject with Count de Rech-
burg The Colongue Ga-.tie states
that the French government has sent to
Vienna dispatches expressing the opin-
ION that Congress will be the best
means Of regulating the Italian question.
" private letter from St. Petersburg
states that the dethroned Italian Princes
have applied to the Emperor of Russia
to assist in restoring them, and that he
has promised to do so ina Congress,
provided the restoration can be elected
by pacific means.
The Parma Gazette publishes dc
cree which regu ates the composition OF
the future Assembly OF that Duchy.-
A deputy will be named for every
5000 inh hi. ants. and the Constituents
Chamber will consequently be composed
OF 63 members. thus divided by provin-
ces; Parma, 10; Piacenza. Is; Borgo
San Domino, l6; Valditaro, s; and
Lunigiana, 4.
According to some of the Ital ian p--
pers, the Pope has 1000 soldiers at RI.
mini. preparing to enter the Romagna
at the same time that the Austrians.
who have co field pieces at Roviso, at.
tack Fe.rara.
Garihaldi, was at Modena on the 22l
Most of troops are already marching for
the Pc.
MopESA, Argus. %. \ depu.ation
Of the National Assembly. composed OF
the Commander Malincini, (President,)
Marquis Fontanelli. ard Court Arian
has lef, to-day for Paris, entrusted with
special mission to his Majesty the
Emperor Napoleon Ill.
Advices from Bologna, of the 2sth
inst. state that the elections throughout
the Romagna had taken place with the
greatest tranquility and order. The
first results are the following Court
Bentivogiio. Prince Hcrcolani, Prince
Simonet,i, Court Marsili, Signor Mir
chetti, and Sisnor Alessandiini-
The troops Of Gen. Mezzacopo have
made movement in advance in the
ulIeC'ION VA tdtSOliGa. anu idNe UGH IT.
placed at Bologna BY Tuscan troops.
The Tuscan Government has address
ca " TIC 'auIness Oh l1uioPe tuellu-
randum on the affairs OF the Grand
Duchy. Tuscany, it is declared in this
document, regretted the termination of
the War, which left the independence OF
Italy incomplete, but it conceded in the
generous policy of the Emperor of the
French. The Tuscan Assembly. in de-
clarirg for the annexa ion of the duchy
to Piedmont has only exercised its right
for the restoration OF the grand ducal
dynasty was impossible, and the pro-
gramme of the Grand Duke Ferdinand
illusory. In this state of things the
wishes Of the Tuscans cannot be repealed
without giving rise to regretable eonse-
quences. The memorandum concludes
Ivy an expression Of gratitude to the
great Powers add a protest against for
eign intervention.