Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-08-13

of the army and navy of France shall he place
p on peace footing with the least possible de
a lay. This fact has been officially announce
:" in the Paris Moniteur, and has had the effec
of causing the Emperor to be regarded as sin
:. cere, and his intentions pacific.
Z The Zurich Conference has not vet Assem-
= bled. The time has not been fixed, but it wa
II expected to meet in few days.
k The arrival of the Sandman Plenipotentiar
IL to the Zurich Conference at Paris is an
: nounced.
: The advices from Italy are peaceful.
u The English Cabinet has announced tina
= the invitation to participate in the Congress.
n of the Great Powers will not be considered
:, until after the result of the Zurich Conference
has been ascertained.
Lord John Russell and Lord palmerston hay,
+ made important speeches in Parliament OF
Z European affairs in which they admitted that
, England had acted as the medium for convey.
ing terms from France to Austria, but without
endorsing them.
{ The subject of the national defences had
been debated in Parliament and the ministers
exhibited the intention OF the government to
continue vigorous prosecution of the work
on the national defences.
The Moniteurs announcement ofthe intend
ed disarmament caused an advance Of one per
cent. on the Paris BOurse, but subsequently
u.
ties closed at 6sl 45.
The American horse Stark, entered by Mr..
Ten Brock for the Goodwood race, has won
the stakes, but the cup was carried of by
Promised Land. The American mare Prioress
came in third.
The overland mails, with Calcutta dates TO
June IL, Hong Kong to June 4tli, had reached
Marseiles. The advices are not important.
Count Colorado, the Austrian Ambassador
to represent Austria at the Zurich Conference
reached Marseilles on the 9th ult., on his
route direct to Zurich.
The independents Beige says that the Aus
| trian Provisional Councils will all be convoked
soon, and will have complete liberty in their
deliberations and may make known openly
and sincerely to the Emperor the wishes of
their populations.
The first Austrian corps d'armee, for the
present, will be maintained in Italy, on a war
footing, 100000 strong The other corps
d'armee are to 90 to their former environments
in Gallicia and Hungary.
The official Piedmontese Gazette says that
the new Ministry will not produce any serious
variation in the policy of Sardinia.
There will be grand illumination at Milan,
on the arrival there of the King
The Sandman Governors of Modena have
been withdrawn, and the government turned |
over to the municipalities.
The result of the deliberations on the annex /
alton of Tuscany to Piedmont had been made
known. At 14l places, including Leghon and
Florence, there wera 500 affirmative and only I
Is negative votes.
" lie Nord' denies that any French troops
are to remain in the Duchies.
The Z" lnvalide Russo saws that Austria
and France may make whatever treaties they
please, but in fixing the fate Of Italy they are
bound TO ask the concurrence OF the rest of +
Europe.
1t is said that Il deputaton, with the Prince
Napoleon at its head, will soon reach Vienna,
to take the remains of the Due de Reichstadt
to France.
FRANCE.
The Moniteur of the 2sth contains the Of
fetal announcement that the Emperor has deci- \
ded that the army and navy shall be restored I
to peace-footing without the least possible
delay. 1t is stated that as soon as the troops
have returned to France and resumed their
quarters great numbers of temporary fur
luughs will be granted, which will afterwards
be made definitive for all those men who have
twelve or eighteen months to serve.
The administration of marine is said to have
received the necessary instructions for pre-
pairing the definite discharge of all sailors who
having already served six years, h I'VE been
called to join the fleet within the last six
months.
The London Times, in a leader ON the pro-
posed French disarmament, says, .'we recog-
n2e in this disarmament the sagacity Of the
Emperor in gauging the temper of his people
and, for our own part, we rejoice that We may
now return to security and peace. We shall,
OF course, in due time, follow the example Of
our neighbors.''
The Daily News thinks the execution of the
proposed measure would be most valuable
pledge for the peace of the world and the an
nouncement will be accepted with candor.
The Post says general confidence must le
excited throughout Europe, and long and
peace is to be hoped for. Prior
to the announcement of Il disarmament, the
Paris correspondence was filed with coniec- a
lures as to the warlilSe designs of France, par
licularly in regard TO England, and many alb =
'nrd statements were made. One writer says,
I orders have been sent from Paris to expe- >
lite the departure Of the French troops from
italy. OF the 100, 900 men in the North of II
italy, $4,000 are to be sent to Susa and Genoa
~ rail, at the rate of $500 per day. These
IRE to be in Paris on or before the l4th of Au-
INST, and after the Emperor's .fete, the Rhine
: to be their destination, in order to show
iermany the rapidity with which French Il
roops can be moved from the scene of veto
les in the South to French enterprises, il ne II
essary, in the Morrill,
1t was still rumored that the Emperor CON L
emplated visit to London, but ii was not
generally credited. b
camp of $4,000 men was being formed at
It. Maur, near Paris. Ii
AUSTRIA. n
The correspondence of the Independence
'elge thus speaks of the projects of reform il
Entertained by the Emperor of Austria: GAN
he Provisional Councils of the Empire are to v,
e eonyoked simultaneously, in order to an d.
wer a series of questions on the ameliorations
which they may think necessary to the inter
al government of the States, especially in
he provincial organization. The councils Is
I'LL have complete liberty in their delibera-
IONS and may make known openly and sin.
erely to the Emperor the wants and wishes
I the population. Important financial and
Military reforms are likewise projected"
ITALY.
The official Pedmontese Gazette publi.hes 10
circular of the Ministry of the Interior to the
Governors and attendants General, which saws IS
he change Of Cabinet does not produce any
erlous variation in the character of the poi-
~ OF Sardinia. The new ministry will con 1e
niue to favor as largely as possible the devel.
pment of the great principles which are the
asis of public right. The Minister goes ON Is
ask support in the disqualification Of dis
outraged mnds in strengthening the belief IL
a the rights of liberty, and in preparing the