American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-13
LATER FROM EuRoPR.

20 the R9th ull., four days later than those
furnished by the Canada. passed this point
this afternoon. bound for Quebec.
1t was rumcisd that the definite treaty
between France and Austria would be
signed al Zurich in few DAYS.
The Overland Nail had furnished advi'
ces from China 10 August 10Th. The
whereabouts of Mr. Ward, The American
Minister, was not known.
The impression prevails that the Great
Eastern would be still further delayed.a and
tat her departure for the United States
would not take place on the Goth otOct.
SECOND DEsPATH.-Londou September
97.-The repairs to the Great Eastern
were going actively forward, and 1t was
thought probable that she would in few
days proceed 70 southampton and finish
her repairs.
The Telegraph, cable between Sicily and
aud Malta had been successfully laid.
The London Times has another leader
on the San Ju4n Island difficulty. II la
monts chat the former difficulty should
have left any pretext for the question which
has risen, and says that il is case Tor the
earliest possible settlement.
The Earl Of Derby has carried out his
threat to clear his Doom estate in Ireland.
so far as to serve every tenant with form
al notice to quit.
1t is rumoreG That Sir Hope Grant has
the command OF the expeditionary force 10
China, and that ten thousand men proceed
hom India, but none from England.
The steamer Africa arrived out on the
Goth ult. The American ship Charles
Buck. nearly loaded for Liverpool. was
burnt at Bombay, aud proved a total loss.
The Paris correspondent of the Times
says that the amended Zurich programme
is stated as follows: A defuite treaty OF
peace will be signed by the three powers;
the treaty will be drawn, by which Aus
tria cedes Lombsrdy to France, who will
transfer it 10 Sardinia. The mort difficult
point in the double transfer is the debt, land
on this head il is believed that Austria
will moderate her demands. The other
documents respecting the Italian Conieder-
alton, DuChies. &c., will be signed by the
Austrian and French hPlenipotehliaries only,
as Sardinia utterly rejects their restoration,
and will not, under present circumstances,
agree TO the confederation. .Hh
: Itis rumored that Prince Albert will
J represent England, and Archduke Maxi
milan, Austria, in the proposed Congress
at Brussels.
5 LONDON, September 28.--Col. Hawkins,
= Commissioner to settle the Oregon bound
Q ary line, arrived yesterday, aud had'an in
} terview at the Foreign Office Immediately
after his arrival. ..... .iJ 81.
] The Paris correspondent OF the Times
Q says that there is s,illa hitch in the peace
negotiations, Austria persisting in keeping
! an army in Venitia.
a A deputation from the Romogna waite,
/. upon the King Of Sardinia on the 24th ult
j The King said; GAS an Italian Prince,
. am reminded that Europe, having in view
9 the state oftbe Romagpese people, who de
e mand prompt and efficient measures OF re
= form, has accepted formal obligations to
y wards yoar country, Ireceive your wish
It es, and. strengthened by the rights confer
I red upon me, viii support your case befor
J the treat Powers. You may rely op th
y sense Of justice. you may rely on the gen
g erous love Of our country. Of the Frenc
: Emperor, who will accomplish tine grea
!. work OF reparation he has powerfully be
II gun, and who, assured OF the gratitude :
IS Italy. and seeing the moderation which ha
IS sharacterized your resolution during tn
g last moments OF iEcertitude, will recogniz
10 that in Ro,nagpa the mere hope Of nation
of al government suffices TO put an end TO civ
"a discords. When your numerous yolun
y ee rs arrived during The days OF the nation
al ruggle, to enroll themselves under N
1t hsg, you knew Piedmont would not 60
!. war lor herself alone. but our cohamo
!, country. t...t,.. r.. -
n To-day the unanimity OF your wishs
d and the order which you observe at bonn
" are gratifying to my heart, and nothin
4 could better insure yoar future distiEy.
h Europe win recognize that it is the con
,e mon interest 10 fpish the era Of disorde
ID and thereby satisfy the legitimate 'a1s desir
Of for peace"
ID The decree Of The King OF Naples e:
to tends to June 1860, the pea!od for tie a,
lie miss ion OF wheat. : RI
Dates from Hong Kong To- the 10th hr
S reached London. Nothing Of any nome
ID had occurred since the affair Of Peiho II
t. gunboats and steamer remained in Il
f. Gulf OF Pechell, the rest Of the squadrC
ID being principally off the entrance OF d
re Kingpore River. One Of the Hong Koi
We papers state that Mr.. Ward was stillaboa
a, his ship and as little likely to obtain the r
ut tiication Of his treaty as the British Mi
g, lister. Another Journal speaks Of the pr
It, bability Of his having gone TO Ptkin, al
OF Russian dispatch, published al 81. Peter
s. burgh. ssys that he arrived 10 Pskin, b
ed was kept in confinement.
ty A Russian authority estimates the ID
nd or The Chinese at the Peiho forts at %
'r, killed. The number of wounded is =
GO stated,
80 It was said that some Of the wound
OF Englishmen were in the hands ofthe Cl
We nese, and were well treated,
mt The state OF Admiral Hodges hea
he continues serious.
err An enssute occurred al Shanghai. duri
'c which several foreigners were killed, a
IN. Others wounded. Among the latter va
nd Interpreter Fay, who was IN ptecaric
'ay condition. G
ors The riot is said 10 bave arisen from
ve' kidnapping Of Coolies for q French vesH
0ns bnl tLe master of Ira VAsaef neserts u