Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-31

GranA banquet, and speech 81 Na-
POteon.

NEw YoRK. Aug. 30.
The steamship City Of Washington. arrived
at lhi- port last night.
6KKAr BKIrAIS.-Lord John Russell stated 10
response toqueslions that he had lot rereiv
eel Official information which altered the char
aeter Ut the statement BE had already made
With respect to the int.i.tion of France aud
Austria. regarding Parma. Modera aud Tus
eaay.
Neither had any information been eceived
as to the reported proclamation Of the npubii-
cans IA Parma, as announced IA the Vienna
ysssasi.
The Official Invests CATIONS into the loss Of
the steamship Arsgo has terminated, bat IN
decision would not be made public until ID wa
communicated To the Board OF Trade. IL wa
understood. however. that the assessors give II
"a their opinion that the loss Of the ship did
not arise from any willful act on the part OF
the captain, but that IL was a grave omission
by han IA not having sloughed his vessel of
the Coming on of the fog. This finding Is To
be accompanied with a recommendation Of the
case to the lenient consideration of the Board.
The Liverpool Albion, in announcing Mr.
Whyke's projected departure for the Isthmus,
by the steamer leaving Southampton on the
9Th OF August. IL says that unless Mr.. Nhyke
be crippled ia his &C iobs by secret dispatches
from hoine, his countrymer may expect short
ly TO see some practical evidence Of sound pol.
icy: which. while respecting the rights Of
Central America. aud Assisting in the develop
ment Of free routes Of transit. shall at the same
time maintain tbs rights Of Her Majesty and
her subjects IN this hitherto neglected but i'm
portant corner of the Queens dominious.
Mr.. Whyke has been made Companion Of
the Bath
Queen Victoria has been on three days
cruise in the Royal Yacht among the Channel
Islands. She landed Jersey aud Guernsey.
receiving a very enthusiastic welcome. at each
place.
The official correspondence relative to the
conveyance Of the North American mails. was
published yesterday.
FRANCE Sunday evening grand ban
quet was given by the Emperor To the princi.
pal cheifs Of the army. At the close Of the
banquet the Emperor spoke As follows:
"CKxrIrMKS The Joy experience at
finding myself again with most of my shiefs
Of The army Of Italy would be complete II it
were not tlnged with regret TO behold soon,
the dissolution Of the elements of n force 80
we'll organized aud formidable. As a Sover.
eign, aud as a commander in chief, / thank
you for your confidence. Ii was .fsttering TO
me. who had never commanded sn army TO
hud 80 much obedience on the part of meu
who had great experience in warfare. Ii sue.
cess has crowned our efforts am happy to
attribute the greater part of 1t To the skiilful
aud devoted Generals who rendered my com-
mand SO easy. because animated with a sacred
mr.. aud who have necessarily given an sx-
ample Of duty aud disregard OF death.
a portion Of soldiers are about to re-
turn TO their homes, and you yourself are about
To resume the occupation OF peace neverthe
lees, do not forget ~hst We have done togeth.
err Let the remembrance Of obstacles over.
n H..si h.
your minds, IN commemorat,on OF the Italian
Campaign. 1 shall distribute a medal 10 all
who took part ia il, and | wish that TO-DAY
you may be the first To wear IL. May IL recol-
itct me sometimes 10 your memory. and while
reading the glorious names engraved thereon,
let each excaiD, France has done much
for people who il her friend-whst would
sLe not 10 for her own independence l nov
propose the health of the Army.
The Monilenr states thst the Emperor has
decided on retaining for the present au army
Of 90 COO men IN Lombardy.
Several corps which had much distinguish
ed themselves in the late campaign, could no
be represented a. the eutree Of the troops.
AlsTRIA.-The Ministerial crisis Is not We
over.
A combination with Count Leo Thun had
met with 30 many difficulties, that ITS succes :
very doubtful.
Count Clear Martianet hsd refused 10 &C
cept the portfolio os public instruction, ana
IA regard TO his acceptance Of the ministry OF
the Interior. he put in Combinations which
were rejected. aud he had therefore returned
to his post OF Governor OF Cracow.
The Mayor Of Parma, who had arrived at
Paris, gives the most positive contradiction
through the columns of the Psfrie. To the re
port OF Republican movement in Parma. aud
adds that order bad not Ceased to prevail for
4 a moment ln tovu or duchy