The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-05

HALIFAX Nov. 4, P. M.-The steamship
America, with dates to the 22d, has ar
rived.
The Zurich treaty stipulates that the rati-
fication of the peace treaty shall be ex-
changed within fifteen days.
The Paris Pegs intimates that Naples
Spain, Portugal, and Sweden are not likely
to be members of the projected Congress.
The London Times, Post, aud Herald are
against Englands joining it. The Post,
| Lord Palmerston's organ, regards the Italian
complication as Try serious, and the situa-
ton of Napoleo- very embarrassing. 1t
also thinks it certain that Romagna will be
attacked by the Papal troops, and that on
the first menace of an armed intervention in
the Duchies, Garibaldis troops will sweep
every vestige of the Papal rule.
A Zurich telegram of the 18th, says: The
| principal points of the treaty of Peace be-
/ tween France and Austria have been signed
by the plenipotentiaries, but not yet ratified
! by the two governments. They are as fol-
| lows: -
Austria gives up Lombardy, except Man
tua and Peschiera, and as far as the frontier
! line fixed by special commission to France,
who transfers it to Piedmont.
Pensions acquired in Lombsrdy are to be
/ paid by the new Government.
Piedmont is to pay Austria &c, 100000 of
francs. The two contracting powers will
/ unite their efforts in order that reform in
! the administration shalt be carried out by
] the Pope. The rights of the Duchies of
| Modena and Parma are expressly reserved
/ TO the two Emperors, who will assist with
all their power in the formation of a con-
federation of all the States of Italy. We
netia under Austrianrule is to form part of
the confederation.
/ Notifications will be exchanged at Zurich
! within 10 days
1t will be seen from the above; that the
treaty is merely an amplifcation of the
Eillafranea agreement.
The electricians have commenced at Va
lentia experiments on the Atlantic caole
with some encouraging results.
1t is reported at Paris that the Emperor
had refused an audience to deputation from
Bologna but granted one TO deputation
from the Duches.
The English journals continue to draw
| attention to the immense naval armaments
now building in France, particularly al
Toulon, where twenty-five large ships arc
being constructed.
Nothing definite is known as to the pro-
jected FRENCH China expedition.
1t is reported that Marshal Valiant has
suggested 10 Napoleon the occupation OIL
the Duchies by French troops to prevent
civil war.
Considerable excitement prevails in Pied
mont on account of the conditions of the
Zurich treaty
1t is reported at Turin that Neapolitau
war ships have been seen off Romagna, a
Piedmontese squadron has been ordered into
the Adriatic.
/ There is an unconfrmed rumor of reyolu-
tionary movements i'll Palermo, in which
one hundred and fifty rebels were killed.
LONDON, Oct. 2l.--Breadstutfs market
very dull. Sugar firm and advanced cd.
Consols 96@963.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 22.-Breadstuffs con.
time dull, but the market is more steady
Provisions dull.
LONDON, Oct. 22.--Consols closed at 95 ia
Sc The market is dull. The bullion in the
Bank Of England has decreased 1888, 600
during the week. The money market il
slightly more stringent, but the supply is
abundant.
LIvERPooL, Oct. 81, P. M.-The breadstuf:
market closed dull. Richardson, Spence &
Co.'s circular reports -four dull at 22s 6d@
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