Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-07

pa I'M felint between AasifIa ,hi ifus.,. ffls
inf lut uf tha ferent political differences siil
..iuiiulHs
flis no f,slins hes more r,.anuy assumed 70
very threatening character amuug The troop. ui
~ me federal government
Several per-unal collisions lad alrely taken
ulars among the troops stationed at Frankfort,
bat the particulars are not given,
IuE pE.IE IONIEHINCE,-lhe Peace Conference
in session at Zurich, have had daily sttings, hut
the utmost secrecy was observed a. t1tts proceed
ings, aud nothing was really known OF the pro-
.rs,s that WAS made, nor OF tho probable result
uf the conference
II has been observed, however, and Il Is stated
a. a snmowheat significant fact, that the CheSal,
i.r DesemLrois, tho Sandman Ambassador, and
nj, colleague, frequently ahsenied themselves
fr,m the sittings without apparent reason except
dissatisfaction with the proceedings ol the confer
cnce or their position therein
rnE RErUELIC PROCLAIMED ~ fARNA'-in lh9
the meantime tho popular excitement e9nlhuea
>, increase in Central Italy and tho Dnohiss'
where resistance to the return o1 the 'uS''N' ny
nasties WAS openly proe aimed dos, a..
In Parma the people had risen M against lle
Provisional Government, aud tho fledmoh'cao
Inutbprltiss and agents had been driven OUT
II IA also reported by way of Vienna that Tue
Red Republicans had proclaimed tho r'pap"o III
various parts of the Duchy' ,,,,,i,,
IL Is likewise stated, on tho same anlhority'
that A reign of terror impendod, and that peace
able citizens and Order NeGo Hu''"S '"N
| In all directions. 1900. ,v.,., or |
E"ss,,X LOAN or SGO, 900 900, The agents oil
tho Russian Government had renewed their pro-
posnls, withdrawn On the outbreak oil mo Wat
Tor loan Of Sl2,0OO,O 900 ($CO OOO'ooo) IN 'n0
''' The India loan of G5,OOO,OOO (S25, zoe ,9oO)
had also been officially announced ,.
The Etna at Boston brings !. hours Ia'e' "O"'
than the America, -, n. ,,,,r,r
encc in session ut Zurich has decided 70 proionS
the armistico agreed upon Mt Nillair"hca' IN IN
after the ratfcasion of tho treaty oil peace lhS
Inrmls.ice as at first agreed upon was TO eztchu
to the 10Th Of August. r
PEINcE NAPOLEON TO pE kiNG OF lcsCANf'-ss
rumor was in extensive circulation ut PARIS ana
elsewhere ON the continent that the Prince Napo-
Icon was 10 be declared King of Tuscany Inc
rumor had obtained much crcdence in poiticai
circles. A.. u,o
TIM Flrrs AT PAsrs.-lt is stated that the
foreign ambassadors ut the Court oil the luiierics
had resolved not to attend the grand m'htal{
retcs to be given the Champs dc Mars tc LOW
of August IN honor OF the emperor Napoico"' -
; tho colors taken from the Austrinns during .c
recent war IN Italy were carrieu 4"
and III triumph. M ,..
I Tur LATE AFFAIR AT FRANHroRF. latest
DISPATCHES state that no lives were actually losI
{ during the late collision between Austrian anu
Prussian troops of the Federal garrison NJ Frahk
fOrt-On-the. Maine. .,
e The btterest feelings, however, continued 'o
y exist between the two armies.
U THr king OF PRUsSA,-Late despatcncs iro.'
Berlin saws that the death OF the King OF Pruss"
:. so long an invalid, might be expected at any mo
- ment.
IL lie could not. in any event, long survive.
i ForrIFIc,Tloy or CuBA---Latc advices iron
L. Madrid state that the Spanish Government ha'
resolved to extend and strengthen the tortihcaon
y of the Island Of Cuba.
&c BrrTIsu ENyoY TO CENTRAL AMERIcA-C Len
IS nox WyEe has been appointed British Envoy Tx
"a traordinarv to the Republics Of Central America
II Atlantic TELEGRAPH SToCK.-The stock OF tn
" Atlantic Telegraph Company Is quoted III LoN9''
pc nc G4OS the share.
" Poll.al AMNESTY Is fEANCG.-~Ihe Pms cor
respondent of the London Press announce Ihi.
70 the Emperor NAPOLEON is about TO proclaim POI
' tpal amnesty throughout the empire
The amnesty would include Con. IoRnglrnter
Lr3ru Noitu and Louis Blanc the aNFeme h'
80 pubEgau7 If ras revolution Of ISIS.
Il More TROUBLES IN lTALY.-Thc political advice
C, from Italy continue hourly more alarming.
he The most serious apprchensions were felt IN al
the Duchies, resulting from the opposition OF tn
Il people to the fugitive dynasties.
IS The state Of things had been more seriousi
"a COMPROMISED by the fact that the fugitive prince
IT. had despatched cmissares into the Duchles VIII
the object of producing reaction.
The people, however, stood firm in their resist
ance.
The Dictator of Modena threatens to Level tn
city to the ground sooner than see the Austria
Grand Duke restored by force Of arms.
The London Herald states that it has reason
believe that the Grand Duke Constantine, broth'
of the present Emperor of Russia, will upon lea
ing Ryde, visit the Emperor Napoleon ut biarri
in the Pyrcnnees, where tho Emperor and sui
M are to pass some weeks after the conclusion
the grand fetes at Paris on the 18th inst.
ITALIAN ArFAIRs.-rho people of Modena al
Ir. Parma have been invited to a monster banqu
"a for the purpose Of deciding the following que
rs tions. which will be submitted for discussion
err First, the dethronement Of their former dyna
*, ties
Second, annexation to Piedmont.
on Third the formation ola political and militia
IF confederation with Tuscany.
ma The discomfort still continues throughout t
cen States of the Church, although no serious d
ere turbances had taken place.
ems The Italian question was being discussed
hev Germany, and the treaty of Villalranca was
= of ing severely commented upon.
ow There are also other indications unavoras
any to the establishment of the proposed Italian Ot
, as federation,
the FnANcE.-The political ncws from Paris is o
on pacific nature, and indicates that the Empe
Napoleon intends to inaugurate perman
the and solid peace.
hat The Emperor, it is stated, proposes to red'
ley, the import duty on coal and iron, to encoura
,rn railway enterprises and to stimulate the CONNIE
Of the country.
dav Further from Europe.
San By tho City of Washington we have five d
later advices. -.
News from the continent report that very III
two progress hau been mace at the Huricn .
have 1t was rumored that the repieseh.a'trre NJ.
,~ht come to an understanding in regard to Tusoa
AYES and Modena, but the question of Parma prese
Nbev ed difficulties which impeded their progress
hay 1t is also reported that the English Governm