The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-08

The London Times Paris correspondent say
that one report was, that the question of tn
Duchles had been settled, and that Tuscan,
was to he reigned over by the King of th
Bc.giaG's second son; aud. report says that tn
Court Of Flanders is TO have the Italian
Duchics, and the Archduke Maximilian
Venita, with seperato constitutions. Thes
reports are authenticated, and must be takei
for what they are worth.
Another Paris rumor was that thcre wa
to be no Chinese expedition; that the heads
of the mandarins offending at Peho had beer
proflered in atonement, coupled with prom
ises to make all the satisfaction that can be
required, and that the ambassadors will bc
immediately received at Pekin. 1t is ex-
pected that the King of Belgium, Prince
Richard Metternich and Count Walewski will
remain at Biarritz until the departure of the
Emperor, at the end of September
Prince Poniatowaski had quilted Italy for
Biarritz. Lord Cowley had not gone to
Biarritz, as was expected, and it was thought
he would not go.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Herald regards the scheme of placing Belgian
| Prince on the Tuscan throne as ridiculous
canard. ,.
The Times's Paris correspondent again draws
attention to the great activity in the French
dock yards, and states that he has been as
sured that there was now building or under
orders to be built, twenty ships. tho line ten
of tho very largest size, and tho others of in
ferior calibro, but all strictly fighting ships,
steel-plated and provided with iron beaks and
prows.
Numerous exles had arrived at Marseilies,
the amnesty including Blanque and Berschat.
The Consul General of tho Melle has requested
permission to cultivate and manufacture to-
bacco there. ......
The Paris Bourse had been firm and ami
mated. The rentes on the 23d had advanced
% 69f. 2jc. ..
The Paris correspondent Of the London
s,., tator, who has on several occasions COM
rT rnrn, 'ated early and authentic news, asserts
Sot n apoleon accepts the plan Of the King
.a.nss :. we Al Pescheira and Mantua, and the
Stotes o ns ~ rma and Modena to Sardinia, to
.o;,,stots the house of Lorain in Tuscany,
rI r,d rsstorsI tine Legations to the Pope. After
'bo introduct;on of a variety Of reforms,
Vsnatio il TO have ,0vcrnmental institutions
nd on army of it's owl, under the Archduke
Feyd;nand Maximillian, with the. title Of
Grand Duke of Venitia. This stipulation
has the concurrence of Austria.
A. conference is also to be held at Brussels,
4, esided over by the X ing. This letter is
i.tsI on the evening of the I'D.
The Paris Patrie has an article winch par
tally q, niirms this statement.
TT.Iy.-The Sandman Government has ad-
drsssed a circular to the Great Powers, deny
;nc tbe cessa, ,tion of Savoy to France and de-
,Iarinr sncb rumors entirely void of founda-
ton. :, o,,o ,,;a -
l. ora rrotested To- the Great Powers the secret
aid afforded by Austria in recruiting soldiers
for the Pope. ,,..s, !. - .,.
p orma under the governh 1ent OF the Duchess,
IA "a r"t r,a;rtan neutral attitude during the
The King of Sardinia was most enthusiastic
o,,;-, received on his visit to Paris, Lodi, &c.
Ths Pope remained in very alarming state
ond ro.a,'nal Antonelli had declared MIN unht
to attend to public affairs. ,..,,. con.
SwI-nrnJ,y, The Lansine Gazette says
.ha. ,ho M;n;0to,, of the United States, Mr.
tn T"n 'ho ho. " ,,rosontoo long memorial to the
EsSsral & "1 copncI % nrav,,'s it to intervene with
eaelai Uoun1!, PfaSaL -red in enforcing iz-
.ne oau'ons "m,va PSasv P"t he United Statos,
with view of obtaining q MOI
same. b,a b,en
SpAIY-The report that Seviano ~ f,IIu
appointed Captain. General of Cuba, Wa had
confirmed. 1t is reported that England
offered to mediate in the case with Morocco.
TuRKEY.--Amicable relations have beer es-
.abished between Turkey and Persia. Matters
1T Gambia were Of very serious character,
and numerous troops had been sent thither.
Schamyl was betrayed by a bribe Of 6,0O0,O 900
-oub!es, The Circassians continue in war with
Russia.
... PARIS, September "a.
The King of the Belgians was TO leave
Birritz last night for Genoa, where, it is
said, hc is to confer with several important
1t is supposed that his journey
is connected with the proposed Congress at
Brussels.
The report of the foundation of the King
dom of Central Italy, under the Count of
is positively denied.
LONDON, September "a.
In the treaty with the Cochin Chinese, the
French Admiral obtained four important
viz The exercise Of the Christian
religion; treaty of commerce; the cession Of
the town Of Segan and adio dining territory,
and the recognition of the right of the French
to the Bay suren.
The health Of the King of Prussia is worse.
The harvest of Belgium will be only two
thirds Of the average.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times says:
"Cherbourg is about to be armed COM
pletely on war footing, with rihed-cannon
for all the batteries"