Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-03
Arrival of the City of Wash
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Ngw YORK, Aug. 29.-The steamship Cit,
of Washington arrived off the Battery at hal
past III, with Liverpool dates to the 18th, ant
from Cork to the 18th.
The City OF Washington brings two hun
dred and sixty passengers.
The Posts Paris Correspondent says that
he hears that the French Government have
Addressed despatch to the Cabinets of tht
great Powers, declaring that France will moi
ASST st the self-exiled Princes Italy in return
ing, to their dominions by force, nor will they
pc rmit Austria or any other power to afford
them military assistance for that purpose.
The Mayor of Parma, who is now in Paris
gives the most positive contradiction, in the
Patre, to the report of the Republican move
inent in Parma. Order has not for a single
moment ceased to prevail both in the town
and the duchy.
The elections in Modena have been followed
by admirable order. A great number of peo-
pie took part i'll the elections and distinguish
ed persons and patriots, OF all classes of soci-
ETY., have been elected. General Fanti, Mar
quis Fontenelli, Comte Rangoni, Chevalier
Nalmusi, Achille Mepall, Chevalier, Chiesi
and professor Lini, are amongst those elected.
A Geographic despatch from Berne Aug.
10th, states a confidential report announces
that the government of Naples is disposed to
to it by the national councillor Latour, in
respect to the Swiss regiments.
The Plenipotentiaries of the three Powers at
Zurich, have accepted in vitations of Federal
Council to visit Berne.
To-day, the plenipoten tiaries to the Confer
ences witnessed the opening of the railway to
Waldshut. Yesterday, tlae Plenipotentiaries,
their secretaries and dep utation of the Zu-
rich, government, were present at a banquet,
given by M. De Bourquency, on the occasion
ofthe fete of the Emperor. The President,
buds proposed the health of the Emperor !;
M. D. Bourquency and NJ. ID. Bannervlle that
of the Swiss confederation and the Zurich
government.
A desdatch from Florence, dated Tuesday.
says, on that day, the National Assembly had
declared, by vote that the dynasty Of Loarine
could neither be recalled or reign in Tuscany.
The Independence states that, at the sec
ond meeting of the Confer ence, the Sandman
Plenipotentiary had stated it was impossible
to consent to the clause in the Villifranca
treaty restoring the Grand Duchies.
References have been made to Paris and
Turin. Should Victor Emmanuel be con-
strained to give way, the report is that the
Retazzi Cabinet will resign.
The Bombay, Culcutta and China mails are
not expected to reach Loridon until the 28th
inst.
The Times Paris correspondent says, no
progress has been made since the sitting Of
the sth, when the proclamation of the arinis-
tice was agreed to, Austai;l having given up
Lombardy to France. Tho Austrian Plenipd-
tentiary declines to discuss the details with
the Plenipetentiary Of Sardinia.
The physicians of the King of Prussia are
of opinion that the attack may pass over,
and that he may linger for some time longer.
MILAN, Aug. 15.-A a dgeuer given to day
by the King of Sardinia to Marshall Valiant
and one hundred superior officers of the
French army, in honor of the Epoperor's fete
day, Marshall Valiant proposed the health of
the King of Sardinia, and concluded with the
words:
ITO the Chief of this fine and powerful
army, the standards of which were united on
the Black Sea and on the plains Of the Pc,
with the French Eagle, and which ON every