Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-07
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France and Austria, signed by the bu
no, ratified nv the governments are as folovs
Austria gives Lombardy except Mantus and Pescher
and as for the frontier line fixed BY special commisor
TO France who transfers il to Piedmont Pensions .c
qured in Lombardy are to be paid BY the new govern
ment Piedmont isto pay Austria +o.oooOOo forms
and be responsible for threehs Of the debt of Monte
Lombard matchmaking the debt In ALL tr.n.ferr~t
TO Sardinia, $50 900 francs The two con,r.c,;.
powers will unite their efforts in order reform in the
Administration should he carried by the Pope The
rights of the Duchcs of Tuscany. Modena and Parma
are expressly reserved To the Emperors who viii
sst with all their power in the formation OF confeders
ton Of all the States OF Italy venea under
rule is to form part of the confederation ati6e,ons
will he exchanged at Zurich within fifteen days I, will
he seen from the above that the treaty is merely an
/ pihcstion of the Villaranca agreement
Zurich telegram of the elst, announces that Coun,
colorado was that morning attacked with spople,x
-Four physicians were attending him. hut there were little
| hopes of his recovery.
THE PROJECTED CONGRESS
The fars PresSr estimates, of its own knowle,ye
thar IN Congress accepted in principle by the English
Government the only powers be represented besJes
the great will be Piedmont and the Pope and N.
pies under certain evenuaes The admission of Snai,
might be natural, but Sweden and Portugal have no
claims. "
The hdspeHdsHee Bsior saws that out of commitment,
TO Napoleon Austria proposed that the Congress sbouJ
cd Brussels '
The policy OF England in taking part in the Congress
WAS being canyasSed by the Press and generally the ar
guments were sgainst it, The London 7Hss and U,r,I
are both adverse 10 England joining sny European Con
gress on Italian affairs.
The London Post Lord Palmerstou's organ, asserts
that u was an idle trng with the hopes of ENGLAND and
the hopes OF Italy TO expect English statesman nj
all worthy OF the name would hazard his own r.pustion
anu the national honor entrusted to his by entering
Congress of which the basis be the execution
of the Zurich treaty
The same journal in another editorial regards the Ita
ian complications serious and the nos;tion .,
NaPolean rs extremely embarrassing He has undert,
ken the special protection of the Papal and
$50 OF ianAn liberty, while Papal power and Italian
liberty are in open warfare. Ii almost certain that
the Romagna will be attacked by the Papal troops II
A. also certain that the first menace of armed inierysn
ton IN the DuchieS the troops of Carrhadi will sween
before them every yestge of Papal rule Under thce
circumstances the intervention Austria will be antic
pated What part would France then play and WIS,
extension would the Roman question then assume Tba
Post concludes by saving that English statesmen viii
make Efforts TO avert the dangers which threaten Eu.
rope.
6EyAT BRITAIN.
The prectors OF the Great Eastern held mas,;,- o.,
hoard on the 18Th aud IL i authori,atiyely anponncJ
that the departure OF the vessel has been POSTPONED .
de- and orders given that all passage money received be
returned No time will be :Asd for the trans Atlantic
voyage until good progress has been made in fitting out
the ship in thorough going completeness and accnI
ing to some authorities there i likelihood of the
voyage being made before spring. The shin WouJ
remain At Holyhead about DAYS longer and then q,
10 Southampton TO complete her fitting; after which
trip to Lisbon spoken Of Il is stated that in her pre-
sent condition, the Directors will accent the shin
from Mr.. Scott Russell. The Directors of the Ionaon
aud Northwestern Railway Company gave grand ban.
Puet At TO the Directors of the Great Ship Com
plny on the 18th. The Marquis Chaudos presided and
among the guests Mr. Gladstone ChanceIor of the
ENchequer, Sir John Pakington and many inan.,,i,I
men in commerce and politics Speeches all hope
i OF the success Of the great ship. Mr. McIyer in In.
course OF his remarks reite the statement thai The
CunArd Company was building a steamer considerable
larger than the Persia but large as the Great
Eastern
Prince Napoleon, after mnuiely inspecting the Crea,
Eastern at ioyhead paid flying visit TO Liverpool and
Manchester and then ieft in hi steamer for parts
The funeral Of Robert Stephenson took place at West,
minister Abby on the 2lst in presence Of a great con.
course OF people, and with every demonstration Of re-.
spect. The Abbey crowded and the attendance in
cuded most distinguished men Of rank and profession
Mr. Stephenson bequeathes s25, 600 to public nstitu
tons AT Newcastle, Sunderland Shields and other
towns in that locality, business suspended during
portion OF the day Of the funeral and many demonstra
lions of respect took place.
The Traie, Chronicle says that Messrs Beardmore and
Robinson, Electricians visited Nalenca thi. week and
set on foot series OF experiments the Atlantic Gable
encouragement as TO the Of the undertaking
both as regards the resstaon Of the old and the lay
ing OF the new Cable, was in the ascendant
These gentlemen found in the state Of the Cable
to disseminate new courage among its friends.
LATEST.
LoSDOS, SdtIRddy.-The Daily Nears' CITY article nm
der date Of Friday evening The funds have or.
perenced sudden reaction. The market Opened at
reduction Of nearly one quarter below the prices Of yes
terday, and after the close Of the stock exchanp. n,
creased hesvness prevailed The demand for money
active, and difficult even 10 get the be., bs
discounted below rs per cent No gold was with.
drawn from the Bank but large purchases OF Australian
intending portion of the ellis Just received Der sbn
Yorkshire, made fot expectation. The foreign er
changes were steady, except bills Belgium which were
rather lower.
The Times city article dated Tuesday evening SAVE.
telegraph from Madrid to the effect that the Spanish
| Government had resolved to declare war sgainst
Morocco, caused the funds open with great hea
and although il Afterwards shown 20 be erroneous
the simple fact being that Madrid paper had advised
the Government TO go TO var the recovery at the close
I wa nVlv martial Th.r. -.
creased demand for money to-day aud few transactions
took place NJ l-2 per cent. The market for railway
stocks sympa,h.ed with the funds and slightly declioed
The Grand Trunk Of Canada however, advanced one per
cent and the Atlantic, st. Lawrence and Great Western
/ Of Canada, also improved.
The TTaSs announce. another large Russian failure
that Of NJ. utschSkoh, extensive manufacturer At
Moscow His liabilities are E2iOnOO sterling IL l. re-
ported thst he had committed sricde
The weather i very winiry IN Englsnd, aud there IL
| considerable frost and snow.
TR,ScE.
II s reported that the Emperor refused 10 gran, an s
denee 70 dePutaton from Bologna, but had received
The Sandman Minister Of Foreign AE.irs let Baris 70,
! London
Accounts from Cochin CLina that the French forces
were 30 worn out by fatigue aud disease that they we're
preparing 10 abandon Tourain and China The
only point which the Admiral will not abandon !. segon
where extensive iortbcations had been raised aud
strong garrison will be left
NAY
Msr'bal valiant l. reported hsve written 20 Napo.
snHRestlNg OF Tie Duchieq by French
troops, 10 prevent civil var fran breaking nut.
The EeapOlitan array on the Roman frontier sas In.
ctcasng.
u gss Tnmored that troops had landed At Ancona
Considerable excitement prevailed n Piedmont on &c
count Of tie conditions NJ The Zurich treaty The King
Of Sardinia 10 recesng dspHtstion from hs mupie
patty OF Genos, reiterated hs intention 10 defend tho
of Italian Independence the utmost Of his power
e expressed the hope that the wishes Of Italy would be
granted.
The Psfi7 correspondent of the London Herald says
that the object Of the Srddian Minister for sreign
fars visitisg Pg?i u obtain the Empcrors consent
pending the Congrcs, 20 tbs csuyaon of Central Iaiy
10y Piednoniesc troop and the appointment sl Prince
CsrgnsnO a. Regent Of the Duchies aud legations
IL expected that the effective srcugh ~ the new
sardn.sa erpy will be 10000 exclusive Of the rife
-nrps aud military Ma;ine. IN addition there will be
htougbo' the kingdom Ahsat nO 90. natp;,aI guards
Financial affair u Naples rspFesoniea as ordeal
and loan OF fs,0o0,OoJ ~ sD9ken'of
LATEST.
TVsIE 2lst-Tbe Official Piednnontsse Gazette, Dub
shes decree suthorising the FINANCE minister
tract loan Of hundred nllions frsocs by o.
the sienssion Of the renes on the public debt TO thu
amount.
Count Roger, minister Of regium has arrived in IN
ris