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ARRIVAL OF THE ETNA.

long tne armlStce until uie ihIiiio@V'oh VI uio
treaty Of peace.
1t Is reported that the foreign ambassadors
in France would refuse to attend the Paris
tetes if the colors taken from the enemy were
allowed to be carried in the procession.
The Bank of France has gained 1000
francs during the month of July. Three per
cent. Rentes on the Paris Bourse had de-
clined to 69f. 25c.
A vague rumor prevails that Prince Napo-
leon was to be made Sovereign of Tuscany.
The King of Prussia was not expected to
live great while longer. ...
The collision between the Austrian and
Prussisn soldiers at Frankfort was serious,
but it is believed that no lives were lost.
Spain has resolved to increase the fortifi-
cations Of Cuba.
The British Parliament was prorogued on
the 18th inst, the day the Etna sailed.
C. Lennox Wyke has been appointed Her
Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary to Central
America.
The Atlantic Telegraph shares are quoted
at f2Os,
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Press says that the Emperor /, ABOUT to pub
lish q political amnesty, including Chan
GARNER, Louis Blanc and 1edru Rollin:
Adviees from Italy indicate serious trouble
in the Dukedoms. Secret einlssai'iGs of the
fugitive Princes were fomenting discord.
The people generally were bitterly opposed
to the return of the Dukes, and Farina, the
Dictator of Modena, threatens to level the
city to the ground, sooner than see the Duke
restored by force. ...
GREAT BRIrAIN.-Parliamen was prorogued
on the 18th instant. The Lord Chancelorread
the Queens Speech. She regrets that the in
terruptonc during the session havo prevented
many important measures from being carried
and hopes for their early consideration at the
next session. ..
The war in Italy having been concluded,
England had been invited to take part in the
Conference of the Great Powers, should one be
held, but no sufficient information on this SUBJ
ject was given to admit of a definite reply.
She would rejoice at being abls to contribute
to arrangements to serve lasting peace. She
hopes that direct communication with Pekin
will prove beneficial. She hopes for con-
tinuance of the eyisting amicable relations
with all powers, and rejOices at the complete
suppression of the Indian rebellion.
She promises her serious attention to the in
ternal improvements Of India. She gladly as
stuttu W tuo ultlo ttVE iuluS lOI tuo uuFdl duu
military reserves, and regarded permanent ma
tonal defenses Of paramount Importance.
The remainder Of the speech is congratula-
tory on the prosperity Of the nation.
The Daily Ne,ta says that the strike among
the men belonging to the Building Association
was likely to last long.
The Herald has reason to believe that the
Grand Duke Constantine, on leaving Lyde, will
pay a visit to the Emperor Napoleon, at
Blaritz.
The doings in Parliament, on the 18th, were
not of great importance.
LONDON, Friday Evening. Tines city
article sats:
SECURITIES have gradually become weaker
during the last forty ght hours. The knowl-
edge that the Indian and Russian loans would
be forthwith introduced, contributed to the
heaviness, though not to so large an extent as
was expected.
The effect was, nevertheless, prejudcial, and
apparent in every one Of the departments.
A similar influence is at work on the other
side of the Channel and while the position of
politics may have something to do with the
current of business, capitalists at the same time
cannot be unmindful of the result of a steady
ABSORPTION, such as is indicated by these
operations.
The decline in Consols was nearly u per
cent, and although during the day slight
rally ensued, it was not maintained, particu-
larly when it was found that an additional fall
had taken place in the French Rentes.
The positive range in quotations was from
959s@95, but the final price was 95M, with
fresh symptoms of dullness in the more ad-
vanced hours.
The positive range in question was from
953s to 95H, but the final price was 951s to
95H, with fresh symptoms of dullness in the
more advanced hours.
LONDON, August lS.-Last evening after the
close of the Stock Exchange, tho prospectus of
the Russian loan of G12,0O0, ,OOG sterling, at
three per cent, was issued. The applications
for this loan from the Continent are anticipated
to be very numerous The Indian loan of
$4,000, 900 is to be raised to five per cent.
stock.
The War Department has decided upon
giving to the East India troops, now in Eng
land, the option of claiming their discharge or
transferring their service to Her Majesty's
service.
ITALy.-The advices are contradictory. The
Liverpool Post says: "The rumor published
yesterday that the Red Republicans had OBJ
tanned an advantage over the friends of order
in Parma, and that the Pedmontese had been
driven from that city, is confirmed, partially,
by the news received from Austrian official
sources,
On the other hand, we learn that Count
Reiset, the French Emperor's Special Envoy to
Central Italy, had, at Parma, handbills thrown
into his carriage, expressing the wish for an
nexaton to Sardinia. The Provisional Gov
ernment of Tuscany issued proclamation to
the people, before the elections took place,
calling upon them to enable, by their conduct,
the Emperor Napoleon to do for Italy what he
intended for their good, and it is stated be-
sides that they have scnt special envoy to
Berlin to obtain the consent of tho Prussian
Government to the removal Of the present dy-
nasty. With regard to the question as to who
is to take the place OF that dynasty, the Paris
correspondent of the London Star returns to the
project already mentioned, viz: marriage be-
tween the Grand Duchess of Parma and nephew
of Victor Emmanuel, the Prince Of Carignsn,
to be followed by other marriages, destined
to cement the union between the houses of
Savoy and the Bourbons of Parma, andssat the
same time to promote the cause of italian
unity, under the Sandman supremacy.
In tho Duchy of Modena everything seems
in favor Of union with Piedmont. The peo-
pie ran in crowds to vote the dethronement of
Francis V. Tho Duke, it is added, is in the
environs Of Reggie, where he wandcrs about in
disguise, and in secret to warm the zeal of his
parlizans 1t is further stated that the Mode
nese and Parmesans have been invited to O
MOI ster banquet, which is 10 take place at Pls-
cenza, for the purpose OF coming to an under
standing upon three points, viz: First-the de-