The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-14
FOREIaN MEM 5

The news from Peace Conference consists
mainly of rnmors which slate that some pro-
g,e.s has been made, and it was probable that
a successful conclusion would be reached ear
ly in September. ss@,a
Sardinia refuses to accept even provision
ally the annexation of the Dfchies, without
consulting the powers. particularly France,
The Italians atilI maintain 6rm attitude
in relation to their National Independence.
A telegram dated Berne. August 24th. saws
the French ard Austrian Plenipolen,iaries
have regulated the settlement of affairs of
Lombardy with the consent of the Sandman
Penipo,entiaries. and the arrangement which
is expected will be confirmed by the Sover
eigns.
The affairs of the Dnchies are TO be treat
ed directly between the Courts of Paris and
| Vienna.
Austria ii is said. has modified her original
Instructions TO her Plenipoten,iaries.
| The French ani Sardinian representatives
were in consultation on the "a! nit.
On the same day Coant Calardo had slight
airack of apoplexy.
!! There are cons ant arrivals and departures
of coariArs a, Zarich.
4 FRANCE The Paris Pairia having uttered
some strong anti Austrian sentiments, has in
pu,s snance of official orders informed its re I'd
ers that IT does not receive its inspiration from
the government, but has expressed its owr
views only.
ITALY M. Farini, Dictator of Tuscany
has issued decree suppres>ing the customs
time between Parma aud Modena from the trs
of September. 5a.-.--.
4 The King of Sardinia. in returning thanks
for medal presented to him by priva'e so
ciety. said thai his efforts were always con
centrated for til great national canse. that HI
lived for it and was rendy to die for il; tina
! thongh difficulties ard nisfor,unes arise The,
must he surmonn'ed.'
The London Times strongly urge he Tns
cans 10 he prepared for lhe result of the Aus
trian aggression, even if they have to 6ght.
AT the Council of Ministers at Turin. 3
= which The King presided. it was decided tha
: before accepting even provi,ionaIl, the prov
: nces which desire to he annexed TO Piedmon
it was proper to consult The allied power
and particularly F ance.
GREAT Britain Nothing of polifical i'm
: portance has tr#nspired. The Queen wa
about to visit Scotland She had determine
:, on making the junrney during the night, a,
uniform rate of speed of 40 miles per hour
? Nothing has been done regarding the Aus
tralian mail contract via Panama.
The Board of Trade returns show an il
, crease of exports amounting TO e29l 600 fc
n the month OF August and .e9 SIC 600 for til
). same lime over last year.
The London Times Naval Reporter. give
, on the who,e. favorable ort of the il
g spection of the Russian war friga,e The Gel
eral A dmiral.
The pola,oe blasts is said TO be maxim
: considerable ravsges in certain parts of Ir
land.
The pro:racied strike of the ship wrigh
o on the lyme had terminated 10y their recei'
!, !, in. the increased wages demanded.
q Ener geic efforts we're heing made to or
i tain Communication of sentence. OF DR. Sm,
7 thurnet.
A trotting race had come off near Liver
rooi which was on by al Engli-h horse name
h Daw. The American horses jack Rossite
d Nonntain Boy and Dreadnaugh had obthir
e nd The 2ti and 4 m ,acps in field nf "a ye
horses. Mr. Ten Broeck's two year OLD Uu
f pire had won two mure races al Stock on.
: TURKEY The Sultan is suffering from il
g ness
= Mussanso Pasha is empowered to settle ii
qits,ian of The PrinciI I,ali'ies
!, Prince V,gorides is dead.
j HlNA The Horg Kong mails had reac
ed London. Their news had been anticipa
ed
SY TELEG The Tea market was tendil
A downward Dealers are anxious 10 sell The
, old stock btfo e the arrival of the new shi
nets of new lea.
" Very early advices from Canton say he
n of 100 vessels will precede the Englis
French and American Ambassadors up u
IN Peibo, in case it is necessary to force pa
sage to Pekin.
A general massacre of christians had
10 red at two towns in Bornes
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