Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-08
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The general features Of the news are un,mpor.
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England demands general disarmamen, .. /.
ro,,o to Der taking part m the proposed Eu-
THE PEACE CONFERENCE.
=, Notning OF moment had uanspired In regard 20
Sa,d,ns AZ Zurich. nor is Il known whether
aespa,eh Of the 18th from Berne, howev~r.
,rsre ~ representatives. Of the three Powers
:, IVA. pev.eu 70 meet at the end Of July
Napoleon would visit London WIG ''a N'''
me DAILY News believes that altbovvb tne
been so,n. On islsn confederation may not have
viii be heard Of II ""' 1--WE more
The French feet had sailed from /" Liruer,.. -
ano was reported thata portion OF the French
army had begun Go leave italy -
COUNT fersigny had arrived In Paris from Lon.
.sn, ~ Is ss'd he took with him an ASSURANCE.
disarmament
The Paris correspondent Of the Time. 4. in
i"rhlea that The English government had offered
q send representative to the Congres, nrox,dsd
France dsirmed; that the French Emneror had
agreed 10 do SO on condition that England aid the
sulle; ,''St England consented On condition Of
stherti Disarmament by land and 10y sea; that
francc VIII heSin the movement; and that the
rnSisn government Is verv well satisfied with
tne conduct Of the French Emperor.
Tue Independence Beige gives a rpport that the
proposition for disarmament proereded In IN.
first instance from NAPOLEON
IL is asserted that military convention beswee,
:g9eS shs Ass.rla Esssiys 70 Italy has been con-
Of the national debt
The Paris Moniteur Of the 10th contains the fol.
lowing: ' W.
" II is endeavored in England to attribute 10
trance the causes Of the English national bur
dens; but the English people are deceived rne,elv
In ofoer 10 Further the national defences The er-
a"gerauon OF our ornaments is 10 Justify a con.
siderable increase OF the budget for the army and
navy comparison of the budgets of ENGLAND
ana france VIII show that these considerations
nave been erroneous. Since Isis the army e.-
prnses Of England have increased by two hundred
million francs, making for 1850 total OF NOR,
than SIX hundred and fifty million francs while
the French army budget for 1850 does not exceed
four hundred and sxty-three Million One there
fore asks whether IL is 10 France and her extraor-
binary arinaments that the heavy burdens which
weigh on the English people are 70 be attri buted
OF whether these enormous expenses and tar.s
which are the conseq uence Of those burdens must
not be attributed 10 other reasons :,
Inc fars correspondent Of the Herald SAYS that
there Is something like two hundred million
Itancs oneS pended out Of the late loan and 10 is
understood that the surplus is to be applied to the
| navy.
The Paris Patre, referring TO the above article
| rom the Monateur' says that France has done
invasion, IN order TO restore TO her calmness and
repose TX unsuccessful, England can only blame
hersei lor The fears which agi'ate her and which.
friendly feelings. and actions Of France
The Posts Paris correspondent says there is the
same disposition as ever in Official quarters b.
assure England that the emperor and his advisers
cons der the anglo alliance now as ever necessary
to the tranquility Of Europe.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times saws II
was reported that Count Walewski had drawn out
Ii was reported that Count walewski had SUBJ
United plan for the confederation If Italy. IL
consists OF seven stats the Presidency Of which
is TO be given nominally to the Pore but really 20
the Kings Of Sardinia and Naples ALTERNATELY The
strong places 10 be garrsoned by the federal troops
are Gaeta, Mantua and PlacenZa The votes In
the Federal Diet are 10 be distributed as follows
Parma Modena Il The Pope p Tuscany2; Ssr-
DINA 3; Naples g.
In the House of Commons, Sir De Lacy Evans
moved for the appointment Of commission 20 in
quire into the national defences and 20 report what
improvements are possible. The government as
sented to the substlnce Of the resolution but did
not assent to the motion TO appoint a committee 90
inquire what permanent Notifications were neces-
sary for tue defence of the dockyars and aIsenals
Mr.. Evans resolution was then negatived.
named sl.s s.,d;.isa s, 10, -
the conference at Zurich.
Austria refuses to meet any Sareinian represent
alive, but will leave il open with Sardinia 20 ac-
cede TO the treaty after its interchange by Austria
and France.
Ac LUKE "a uds expressed
ness TO abdicate in favor Of his SON. who promises
constitution, but the Tuscans object altogether
TO the dynasty.
The Zines says another large French loan Will
be wanted soon
The Duke de Malakof has been appointed
Grand Chancellor Of the Legion Of Honor.
1t was reported that about DO 900 men would
be discharged from the French army on a renew
able furlOugh the advantage being that the Gov
eminent would have them still on hand, while
their cost would be diverted 10 other purposes.
Tie Moniteur de la Flotte. q government organ,
says that Denmark has ceded the island Of St
Thomas to the United States.
The Paris Bourse closed fat az OF 9Oc
The municipality of Florence had formally
expressed desire for annexation 20 an Italian
kingdom under Victor Emanuel, or that Tuscany
be governed by prince of the house Of Savoy.
The Poutifcal government has Issued a circu-
lar complaining bitterly Of the action Of Victor
Emanuel, skiing the assistance and protection of
foreign governments in yindication Of the rights
Of the Pope
A great number Of addresses were being signed
in Romagna against the return Of ecclesiastical
government and in favor Of a union with Sar-
di MIA
II was stated that the principle Of the proposed
Italian confederation had been accepted by the
Pope, majority af the cardinals having voted in
its g.pnr