, 1859-09-23
BY TEL ,EGRAPH.
Additional by the Stcamcr Arabia
A EUROPEAN CONGRESS PROBABLE.


etcxyrLx, \. D., Sept. ea.-Thc jad7atndt.t<
asserts that Francc is making vigorous naval |
preparations for the coast detcnces.
4, Sue meeting Of :he Paris Conference tue
o,,omnu Ambassador announced that the Sui
I'm had agreed exceptionally aud for this time
oulv. to cTaat M inycsturc 10 Ccu1ar as tue
Hosn,1ar Of both Moldavia and Wallacfia- The
government OF these places, however, are to be
conducted separately.
another vear was allowed for the settlement Of
The question Of tho Convent Property in the
lnacipalities.
Tho Austrian and Turkish ministers were
cslled on for au carly statement Of tue DECISION
they had come TO regarding the nav3ga!nh o.
the Danubc. They we're not prepared "l.n 'ae
required Information, and promised 70 coul""-
n;ca.c tue observations Of tue Conference 10
The par;. correspondent Of the London Her
aid contsadc.s the report that twenty lHsans
l,.vc hccn ordered TO he built at Cru1zat- 1t
s,vx the rumor arose from M immense order
r;rcn for iron plates, which arc intended for the
.n,brnsu.rs ut Cherbourg.
The Vor;t<u- publishes The agricultural sta
tissues OF AIgicrs, showing that tho recent har--
rest in 1hat country has beeu satisfactory.
Tao additional prominent French exiles pub.
iish IN the London Times their views Of the late
II. + Guenet declines 10 accept, denying tire
right Of the Emperor either to prescribe or par
dtn him.
lrnx l'yatt determines MS matter Of policy
to ;sccept tho amnesty and return to Franco:
where he thinks patriots suay do more good
than by remuiniuE xI0ot.
Prince Napoleon had gone 10 Switzerland. and
it was supposed hss Journey bad reference 10
the intended ;u'cssie~ between tue Eu'prrork-
ii. De l., G, e:evnierr had eouc to 81: Saa.
:er. ILL., miss IN sstess ~ the intended liberal
reftrxa OF the -ess II~s>
The monthly estaeps Of The Bsnk cf franee
>s,c,r an ;uc.xase IN cash sE a.: IN sr&nex-
II vax ,sye..e*l na Paris I'LL fkspse bad rcsa'
6rd .he rpftr ka1s <ha duss ros iutend to tsxat
1ht Su1z Cxr1 ats;- a. PciEscat question:
The psri. H,srse fell tailr. On Friday the
.rtfrle in the Ks.i.sxr sent 1eates down 10 6sf.
&c, but vxxue suu,or subsequently, was cur
reul .ha. trsa:y Of peace WAS signed, and the
reutes Improved to 6SE 6oc-
tc,1er from Paris, published in the Indtptt-
at<apt Rtfge, says the Emperor Of France made
peace merely for tho purpose Of putting down
The naval supremacy of England, and unless
she submits quietly there must be war.
King Victor Emanuel receised tue Tuscan
delegation on the I'd inst. In reply to their
addfsss be thanked them for their expressed
wish for annexation, but said its accomplish
meot could on1Y take place By the negotiations
which are shout to begin on tue ndairs Of Italy.
He would support tue cause Of Tuscany before
the Powers, aud hoped that Europe would not
refuse to practice toward Tuscany that work Of
redressins grievances which it, underlsess favor--
able circumstances, was practiclng toward
Greece, Belgium, and the Danublan priocipa'l-
aiek.
The vote in Parma on the annexation to Pied
1aont resulted in its favor By c. 900 against 500
yotes.
The Paris journals praise Victor Emauuels
speech to the Tuscan delegation. They con-
riude that it is almost certain TINT Congress
will assemble.
The French ambassador ut Florence had been
recalled.
4 new Sarlinian loan Of five million dollars
was expected 10 be soon announced.
The Central Association Of the Master Build.
ers at London lad determined to declare all
their Yards open TO workmcn on the 18th inst,
prosided the worku1cn abide by the declaration
against trade combinations This, it was pre-.
suu,ed, would scarcely alter the situation OF
affairs.
The London Times in m editorial ridicu1ing
The talk OF American Slave holders with regard
to reriving the Stare trade, points to the renew
ed act,sity Of the U. S. Government 10 put
down the slave trade as the best answer to the
outcTy.
11e Paris correspondent Of the Tins<x says
that much Importance is attached to Meter
uich's mission to st. Sauvicr. One Of its objects
is said 10 be the formation Of I'M alliance be-
tween France and Austria, the success Of which
il calcala,cd 10 cndanger ltaliau liberty and
menace Europe
il is asserted shat the Papal troops continue
to threaten the legations. From eight to nine
thousand troops with twelve pieces of, cannon
were assembled ai 1esaro. r.
The Belgium Senute had adopted the first ar.
ticle iu the bill providing tor tue Antwerp forti'
fcations by u rose If u against Is.