Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-10-01

So Louis. 7.rf flI -gs.--s I'd Ateer-.r
charged with empczlliuF fft three thoas,u"
dollar. from Southern SAM, 81. loui.. 10
April last was convicted to-day and serteuccd
60 i've years boz the Dentetlry
New York. Septll.-rbt steamship Eorus
aia from Hamburg SoniAamVtoN hes srriycd
with dates o Sunday the ath inst.
The steamship Fulton arrived 90 Southew-
uu lr0u New York.
The advicys from Tie Zurich Contsre0a .re
o. the lst mss vhCu 40 a meeting Of the
Pleni5otsntiarics the limits Of the LomhHrdisu
frontiers an the Civil and EoolesIastco Juris-
diction vers under consideration. meeting
| Of the Deputy PlcuipotsutisTies Of the three
/ Powers was also held on the lat.
Il is reported that Austria Intends 10 lls-
count tho portion Of the Austrian debt Thlch
/ will be Transferred to Lombardy and 60 sell
the public domains.
Tae Emperor ofFrGnce has iutimsted TO the
Porte that ht will support She proJ'c' oil t"s
Suez Canal for commercial purposes.
rtaIv The First National Assembly at
Romagpa was opened Oh the Let Of September
bv the Governor General, who in his speech
congratulated the people on the alaority WIN
which thew had FASTENED to the electoral DIS
trjet. TO record their votes. lie had nee''u
provided for the defence Of the country egalh''
/ egrregaiobs on all sides by forming a league
with the ntiEhboIing State'. r.
A letter from Bologna states Shat a! th'
popular elections the priests deposited Ine'
votes ag freely as the citizens and that the re.
sult va thnt an immense majority hRd gone
In favnr Of the liberal ticket, which gees 8Ealusi
the rp. establishment on any condition OF th'
cmporal power Of the Pope. This aristocF'
CIV we're at the head Of the movement.
THE finances Of ROmsgns were in eXoslSn
condidticn and there was no doubt the new
government would be able to 60 on without
loan. since the overthrow Of the temporal Pc"
err Of the Pope. c.
The bandits and ~smugglers who haa lhl's'''
the Romagna had sntirsly disappeared q,
Adyices from Italy state that the leopI
were becoming impatient at the lnaeu'l'y o
the Zurich conferences, and the various 00u
tradictary reports touching thelr N.ius
II ia also stated that Piedmont demand
fron, Arstria the session Of Msntus and Pes
cbierra. = Paris letter says thatthere ID n
Doubt that the Zurich conference dlseSre
about many points touching the peace CT VIZ
Franco. and the opinion is growing stronge
every day that u congress Of the great poWe
must be held.
New York, Sept. 19.-The Psrsi" fro'
riv.rnool on the 81 arrived here this mornlnt
She broke her crank pin on the 5th and Ia
to for repairs. oor,
The Zurich conference was expected 30 com
to an abrupt close. I
Thu Pontiaoiats troops we're threstehIC
the Legations. Al latest scceants from IV"I
their advance ints the Legations appears
immenent although the MOniteur contrsdio
the rumorsd aggression The Remain COVER
ment rejects all reforms.
The calling of the Great Eastern had bee
postponed to the 18th. 49,, q
Fr.nce.-A letter from Paris says mat q
) Oneen of had sent to the various Cour
Of Europe a protest against the expulsion
her Bourbon cousin from Parma. ,
Cslchanos and Barbes refuse to receive u
benifts Of the Emperor's amnesty. The torE
ar has written a letter in furious iu7cctl
! against Napoleon. IN
The arrival Of the Newfoundland mail
Paris had brought the announcement OF .
full triumph of the French Admiralty over q
English in the question concerning the hshs
les.