Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31
Later Prom Earope.
Arrival Of he Aetna

BosToS. Aug 20
The steamship Aetna arrived her lAst uighf
" III Liverpool date u The I3th in>t, having
sailed II hours after tie digatgfe II the
Amefica
The Zurich Coufereree has resolved to post
pone he armlsnoe until tie ra,6c4iion ol he
treaty u peace
II 1. reported that The Foreign Ambassador
10 France Won IA refuse 10 attes.d the fars fe -
If the eolers taken from fhe enemy were allow
81 10 be f,arsd ia he procession.
= The Bauk Of France has gained c. 500 GOO
frares Ia specie.
During the month II July per Ger, renies
no the Paris BouEse has declined 10 63f pc.
A vsgue rumor prevailed hat Prince Nap9
leon was to-be made So~er. sn 81 Tuscany.
The hing Of Prussia ves nut expected 10
1--we much longer.
The collision between tie Austrian and
| Prussian soldiers AZ Frankfort was serioos. but
IL ) b,.l eyed no hives were lost.
Spain has resolved 10 increase The foriifea
tons Of Cuba.
The British Parliament was prarogued On
the 18Th in~, ne day tie Aetna sailed.
G. Lenog wike has been appointed his Msi
estk : envoy extraordinary O. Ceutrsl Auierica.
+ The Atlantic TelesrsPh shares are quoted
AZ t205
The Paris spondsnt II the l2udon Press
sAvs that the Emperor j. soont TO pahlish po-
htIcal amnest. including Caanganicer, Louis
Blous aud Ledru koasu.
Adv'ees from Italy indicate serious troubles
m the Dukedom
Secret em,ssosies of tae fugitive Prince {.
were fomeniiDg disc0rd.
+ The people generally were bitterly opposed
O he return Of the Dukes. ani farini tLs dc
aor of Modens threatens "a setel the city Ia
he gfouEd sooner than sec The Duke EestoF.d
10y ivfee.
GREAr BHirAlN -Parlisa.l.t wa prorogoed
on The 18Th inst. The Chancellor read The
I Queen speech.
she regrets hat the interruptions during the
sessiun have prevented many Important msa-
sures from being carried. AMI bole- Ter their
early consideration at TIE ucx, session.
The " ar Italy havin, been concluded. Eug.
land has been invited - take pa1 90 the con
ference 81 The great poesfs. should ore be
held bot there a. not uaiclent ii.isf niatloi GA
this subject 10 admit 81 deEiite reply. She
would felo,ce al being able 10 Contribute ar
rangenent> ~ serve a peace.
She hopes that the direct communication
with Pekin viii prove begefcial
She hopes FOR coutinuance 81 the existing
anicable relations with all powers. rerices a
the complete suppression OF he Indian trou.
bles. and PROMISES her serious attention. b The
internal improvement al India
& She gladly asseuts tothe balls providing fol
the naval and military reserves. aud regards
permanent national deieleos a. OF paramount
T Importance.
The remainder Of tie speech j. congfiulato
tory on the present. increasing prosperity o
the nation.
The Daily Mus SAYS that tie .iIike anon.
the men belonging To the baiilirg a>socia
tions was likely 90 last a long liaie.
The Head has reasons 90 believe that Ia
Grand Duke Constantine on leaving Lyle u
/. pay visit to The Emperor Napoleon al B.az
ntz.
I-oy9eS. fsiloy. Aug ~.
Tie TINS cily-arilcis Gays s'epuues haF
. Gradually l.. come Wcsk,r iuuag the last !
/. ufs The knevi,ile iiaf tie iAilau 81
llu~sian icaus would be lorhVnh INTRODUCES
. oontlbvied u ,i.e heavlue,s though i,'t 10 .
large antx,tui "a vas sXlrcitd.
The ehec, was uestrtleless pr.sdieiai az
: apparent H. every ofe Of the y parimeuis
, A similar iuiarnce - AZ work on the oihe
side of the channel, aud While the position q
. politics may haze something 10 do III lh
4 current Of business, capitalists a. the sam
lime Cannot be Uainihdiul 81 the result Of
steady absorption. such a. indicated by ihos
. operations.