Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-09-14
Additions by the Ocean Queen

the a6th, states that the labors of the Plenipo |
lentiaries were going on slowly enough. not |
withstanding the statement made fsv days
ago that IL wss doubtful u any important
point had been settled
Whistler the fault IL attributable to the
nipotentiorles themselves. 10 the pfellmi'
nafiss Of the treaty u Villa frsncA. or 10 the
Kmperors not having taken into calculation,
ia their eager anxiety 10 make peace. all the
a difficulties Of the negotiations. no one knows.
Some people iseline To the opinioo that this
delay u Intentional, aud the manner 10 which
Mr. DeBourgency u acting. lends some color
To the suspicion. What the French Govern.
msnt will al last have 10 do u SIMPLY 20 de.
clare 10 Austria that ~ has tonc all that was
morally ia ia poser 10 do IA favor of her pro
tsges, OF else AZ must dispose itself on the
question VI the Duehie- by intrigue " not by
force.
osKAr BarrAIx.-Few or 40 policies have
been taken out on the Great Eastern NJ Lloyds.
The uuderwrltsrs being generally unwilling
to transact business until the completion OF
the trial "trip.
There were come anxious To the ship out
OF the Thames. but those ia charge VI her Gu.
terrain no Tears on the subject.
Leigh Hunt. the popular author. died IN
London on the 18th ult. Ia the 18th year OF
his age. DE had been 10 declining health for
some time.
The Queen aud Royal family had gone ~
Scotland for their usual Autumn visit. As
was arranged, they made the Journey from
London 10 Ediuburg during the night
The Geographic communication between
England aud Malta has teen reestablIshed.
This would expedite the reception OF news
from India by about three days.
Lord Radstock publishes IN the London
Times letter received by hlm from Richard
L - lI..r IN. hs.
United states. Mr.. ID. shows the benefit Of
the ballot system. add explains that IN Amer
ics II has been found necessary Tor security
against fraud, 10 deprive ~ of The element oil
secrecy.
The Investigations At Liverpool into the
charges made against Boutelle, mate vi The
Conquerer. OF having caused the death Of a
seam All, on board Of that vessel, resulted IN
his liberation, the evidence showing that the
deceased died from natural Causes.
The strike Of the builders vi London con .
tinues.
The London Times. IN a leading article on
EDgland's defensive preparations, says that
she Is now rapidly approaching. # indeed she
has not already attained IL, ia which no as
sailsnt can attack them with lmpuulty.
FRANck.-A speech 10y Count De Morney, Al
the opening Of the Council General OF Payde
! Dorne, attracted considerable attention, as II
| was regarded an enupcialion oil the senti
ments, vi the Emperor. The Count endeayor
ed to show that the approximations existing
| 10 England Of a French Invasion were quite
groundless, aud that on the contrary, Franc,
was ys.y DESTROYS OF cementing the allianc'
1 bet W cen the two Countries, aud oil waglng Oh
Nv manufacturing aud commercial war. IL,
denounced those Of the English press, anC
those memb ers Of Parliament, who questioned
the Intentions of the French Government.
The Paris Consfi ufioaal In an article on th
subisct Of the Duchiss says. that the Empero
agreed at Villa Franco 10 The restoration OF tn
former reigning provinces. DE has not ye
given up ali hopes oil success, and Will iulni
j loyal 10 the end, his mission. But # b
i. should not succeed To reunIte the Princess an
people an mutual accord, Al 10 not his inten
t,on to force either or The other. IL Is no
the wish Of His Majesty 10 follow the errors q
the Aucient Austrian Foley, whose armed Ia
t~rveut,on an the affairs vi the Peninsular la
ceased forever.
We have given 10 Tue Italian people sdyic
which We believe 10 be wise and prudent, an
. | which, II they do not follow &C VIII grIeve us
but which we could not Prsss uPou them y
force. 10 u. Italy owes her Independence
We will not take from her what We have CIV
1, en- her yesterday.
| P.ns-ihe Paris -four market had rat.
more tirmness, aud price. were lending VI
wards. Wheat WAS without material chang
Al Al Marseilles the corn market was duh an
declining. Miues were ia good demand 1
h,sn prices IN several vi the puncIpal mark ell
. The formation of eight military district
i the Leadauartsrs Of Which wall Us a. Nontre'
e was about commencing
q The Constifufionsi,sf of Tuesday contains q
-. IN he a crqst
Il fratricidal policy of war with England.
says the Emperor has not thoaght TO canva
the past, but rests on the future for the sab
}. Of consolidating the English Alliance.
: He has on every occasion combatted Il
hereditary prejudices Of the French people.
IrAIY.-The situation Of Affairs in Italy w
undergoing no change. The elections throus
Romagna had taken place with the create
TRANQUILITY aud order. The official Pie
:, Of political dissensions among the members
the Sandman Cabinet
The following are the amounts Of the LOAF
o at present required by the Government of II
Tuscany. 100 0oo. Ooof., Modeus. 5000 .OOC
and Parma, 5000, 000f
= Tie city Of Bologna has also been sutho
Is lied to raise the sun Of 60 .00Uf
A The Tuscan Government has published
I, decree abolishing the Tuscaa army regulation
= and adopting those Of the Sardinians
lie A letter from Naples states that the Peep
IT were much excited in regard 10 the high pr
Of Corn, asd that the Government, in cons
/, quence had ordered the purchase OF a lar
q quantity abroad.
r. Gsrabaldi's command comprises the troo
OF Tuscan and Modena.
An earthquake had taken place at Zorcis.
e 200 persons we're killed. and 4 large numb
: injured
u 5000 Of the population had encsmped in 1
neighborhood OF the town. The Pope b
g distributed assistauce.
", Late advices from Rome Gays that the Ere
N Minister had held . long conference with Ca
dioal Antoioette. on the subject Of the Feorga
nation Of the les stions. OILY oDs FREQ
~ di vision Was TO remain In Rome.
: The government Of Bologna, IL said TO hs
dissoived the regiment IN which some Of Ma
&C sipa'~ volunteers had attempted to cause
20 excitement.
he The garrison on Pope Was on march 70 p
tcio where troops were being concentrated
to GEnnAsr = The Cholera vas spreading alo
A. the borders os the baltss-
A combination Of the BANKERS and Fins
ciers had been formed at Frankfort on Z
"a Maize for contracting the Bsvarisn loan Al
10 per cent The loan vas issued S-f per cen
- and ~ for aboaot Il 600. 900.
RrsfA.-The Russian Govsrbmsnt bad n
10 en- orders 10 dsmobolire the frst three COT
Of d'arme plssed under the order Of Prince Ne
he cbekoff.
In Poland the whole Ei2. 900 900 loan b.
been subscribed
ID IxpgA-Ths Bombay mail Of August 3
e. would reach England on the day after I
steamer sailed.
LTvEsroot. wednesday evening The ~
C ther has been 60 storny that tenders could q
be place provisions on board the Anglo sax