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NEW 1Vhht cCplClnUcE l.-lhO
Africa, from Liverpool on the goth ult., ar
Her commercial advices have been antci-
pated by the arrival of the Jason at st. Johns.
The papers received furnish the following
additional advices:
1t was rumored at Paris that Marshals Can
robert and Neil had fought duel, in which
the latter was killed.
The long pending trial of DR.. Smethurst
had terminated, and he was sentenced to be
hung. The testimony elected at the trial
showed that DR.. Smethurst had got up fic-
titious marriage with Miss Banks, having at
the same time wife living, and slowly poi
soned her for the sake of her money.
The builders strike was continued at Lon
don.
John Edward Butler, of the firm of Butler
& Smart, solicitors, of London, has absconded.
He is defaulter TO the amount Of 100000.
FRANcE.-The Emperor Napoleon has or
dered two Government steamers to proceed to
Algiers and Guano to bring back the polit-
ical eXiles.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Ne,cs intimates that the news from Italy had
much to do with the Emperors amnesty, and
that the impossibility of carrying out the
peace of Villa Franca in accordance with the
views of Austria, had made Napoleon reflect
seriously on the necessity of rallying the men
of all parties about his standard.
The projected fortiiCations at Antwerp were
exciting increased attention at Paris.
IrALY-The Chevalier FARM had quilted
Modena for Parma to assume the dictatorship
offered him. The Municipality had issued a
proclamation expressing an unanimous desire
for this, and tho people evinced great en-
thusiasm.
The government had purchased four thou.
sand rifles and invited the disbanded corps Of
the Alps to take service under Parma.
AUsrRrA-It was reported from Vienna
that the peror was getting impatient at the
delay in the restoration Of the Grand Dukes,
and also that the Austrian corps darmie was to
be concentrated near ROvigo, on the road to
the Legations and the city Of Modena.
IrALY-A decree had been issue at Bo-
logna, declaring all the citizens of ROmagna,
without distinction Of religion, equal in law
and in the exercise of their political rights.
Father Gavazzi had been preaching at Bo-
logna.
John Moody, second mate Of the ship Mary,
of Bath, had been committed in England, on
the charge of wilful murder, in killing, on
board that ship, while it was lying in the
Tyne, seaman named Daniel Witham.
The Europa arrived out on the afternoon Of
the Goth ult.
ZURICH, August Yesterday a conference
took place between the Plenipotentiaries of
France and Austria.
A messenger of the French Cabinet has ar.
rived here, and has departed again for Paris.
At the banquet given by Count Colleredo,
M. DOabs proposed the health ofAustria, and
Count Colleredo proposed, as toast, the per
manence of the friendship between Austria and
Switzerland and the Government Of Zurich.
In the next sitting Of the conference il is
supposed that the question Of the Boundary of
Lombardy and her participation in the Aus
triau debt will be settled.
To day there was conference between NJ
De Bourguney and NJ. Desambrois, the French
and Sandman Plenipotentisries.
PARIS, August l9.-The Moniteur Of this
morning contains decree to the effect that
foreign shares and securitiesmay be negotiated
at the Bourss after two-6fths of their value
have been paid up; previously it was necessary
that seven -tenths should be paid up. The
Moniteur further announces that their Imperial
Msjes,ies arrived yesterday at Tarbes, and pro-
ceeded to the Villa Of NJ. FOuld. They were
received with great enthusiasm by the popula-
ton. Their Majesties leave to-day for St.
Sanvier.
The Pays, Of this morning, says that Marshal
Canrobert has left for Vichy, where he will re-
main for some days before resuming his duties
as commander of tho corps d'armce, the head
quarters of which are at Nancy. The Patric
announces the departure of Marshal Neil for
TnIouca NH he mill do ho oi tt in of
the Council, General of the Department. The
Bourse closed with frmness, rentes being G9f.
15c.
MARsEILLE5, August l8.-General Garibaldi
arrived, on the 10Th instant, at Modena 1t
is confirmed that he is charged with the COM
mand Of the Tuscan Army. The tete of Ma
poleon was celebrated at Florence by solemn
mass at the Cathedral, at which the Ministers,
the Members of the National Assembly and
Officers of the Staff were present.
Signor Batazz has suspended the publication
Of the Cattolca at Genoa.
MODENA, August 18.-.~Yesterday, the Chev =
aer Parin Quilted Modena for Parma and
Piacenza, 10 accept the Dictatorship offered to
him. The municipality issued public procla
nation, expressing It's unanimous desire for
this. The enthusiasm Of the population was
very great, and Parma and Piacenza were illu-
minated.
VIENNA, August 19-Since the return of the
Emperor to Vienna, no council of the min
listers still in power has been held. The official
Wiener Zeitung contains list of numerous mill
tary promotions and distinctions, made on &C.
count of the battle of Soferino. 1t is stated
that the Minister cf the Interior, Baron Bach,
will be appointed Embassador at Rome. Other
changes in the Cabinet are expected to take
place.
A letter from Vienna says that some of the
regiments of the army of Italy, which were to
have returned, have received counter orders,
and will remain in Venitia. This has been
construed by some as an intention on the part
of Austria to make armed intervention shortly
in the Duchies, but information derived from
good source, refufes any such intention on the
part Of the Imperial Government.
The Imperial family of Austria show the
greatest sympathy for the deposed sovereigns,
aud is making every diplomatic exertion to
procure their restoration.
A second councillor, attached to the foreign
office, has left for Zurich to stimulate the zeal
of the Austrian Plenipotentiaries, and new dis
patches have been forwarded to Count Calleredo
on the subject Of the measures to be adopted
for eifecting as soon as possible the much
dreaded restoration Of the Archdukes