The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-09-01
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER INDIAN.

FARTHER POINT, August 20, (mid-
night. steamship Indian, from Liver
pool, with dates to the 18th instant, has
passed this point on her way to Quebec
The steamers BortIssia and North Brit
on had arrived at Liverpool
AT Lurlch, on the 18th instant, a con-
terence between the Austrian and French
PlenlpotentIarles took place, lasting two
hours. The Plenpotentiaries held no
formal sitting on th. / 9TH and 10th. but
were engaged in festivities.
FRANcS-..The military 5ete at Paris on
the entry ef Napoleon, proved to he a very
grand affair. The troops were I4aded by
the Emperor, and the display maae was
most imposing. The Emperor has gan
ted full amnesty to all political offenders.
A 1e Dem, took place in Paris on the
18th in honor of the fite.
The accounts from the vineyards are
unfavorable
The Paris correspondence of the Daay
Ne,cS asserts that the Zurich Conference
is at dead lock.
The Emperor Napoleon exhibited symp-
toms OF annoyance at the conduct of the
Court of Vienna, and recent articles in the
Paris Journals, i'll praise of Kossuth and
Garibaldi, are attributed to this feeling.
The grand military spectacle which had
been prohibitedin the Paris theatres, out of
consideration for Austria, has been per
mitted to re-appear.
AUsTRIA.-The MniHc-iM .Jouram of
Vienna insists very strongly on the stipu-
lations at Nillafranca being carried out at
Paris.
The ministerial crisis is not yet over.
ITALY.-The rumored Red Republican
movement in Parma is contradicted.
Garlbaldi has accepted the command of
all the forces in Central Italy.
PRUSSIA-The death of the King of !
Prussia was looked for hourly. All the |
Princes and Ministers had been recalled.
Ne attempt was made to conceal from the !
public the near approach of his death
SECOND DESPATCH
QUEBEc, August 29-The steamship In
dian, from Liverpool, on the 18th instant.
at this port this morning.
GREAT BRiTAIN-Lord John Russell
SAID In the House of Commons, prior to
delivery of the Queens Speech that Mr..
Bruce had been semitic Pekin with a view,i
TO the ratification Of the treaty with China { !
Lord Palmerston, in reply to a question:. /
said 1t was the express desire of the Gov
crnment to encourage the formations of ri
fle and artillery corps.
The nomination Of Charles Lenox White.
as Envoy Extraordinary to Central Amer
lea, and the rumored cession of the Terri
tory in Honduras to Great Britain, has giy-
Ell rise to the impression that the English
Government was seeking to strengthen its
position in that quarter.
Sir William, Gore Ousley is about to be
-ecalled
The arrangements for the great cricket
match In America, between the picked
players of both countries have been com
1letcd. The English PLAYERS leave En-
gland for America on the 1th of Septem-
Der.
Captain Pembcr, of the ship John Fife,
lao been arrested for shooting dead a sea-
nan named John M'Carthur +
The latest by telegraph from London to
Liverpool Is to the 18th.
\ proposition has been made on behalf,
II Mr. Lever to charter the Steamship
treat Eastern, for voyage out and home
rom Great Britain to America. Twenty
thousand pounds are offered.
fRANCE.-The municipal entry intoA
'arls OF the army of Italy on the 18th 4 !
'assed Oft with great eclat The streets ]
we're crowded to excess all the pubTcd
and many private residences |
Iere decorated, and the Examinations in {
he evening were on the grandest scale
Ihe Emperor is said to have been cold
received in the more dem ocratic quar- -
ers Of Paris
On Sunday evening grand banquet
as given by the Emperor to the princi- !
al chiefs of the army. At the close of I
ne banquet the Emperor made speech, ,
nd distributed medals to all who were en-
aged In the Italian campaign. On the
ay OF the tete the Emperor pardoned up
ards of eleven hundred persons who had Il
cen sentenced to imprisonment for the G
ofvarious crimes. +,
The -hOnite,o states that the Emperor "
as decided on retaining, for the present
n army Of fifty thousand men in Lem
ardy. Z
1t IS reported that the French Govern !
lent has addressed desp.ch to the VI
Treat Powers, declaring tit France will j
OF assist the self-electea< rlnces TO return tn
} their dominions bv1oree, nor will she NJ
ermit Austria o-/any other Power to af- Is
,rd them mil:ary aid for that purpose. ~ ~
The eleehons at Modena have been fol- m
WED b, admirable order.
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