The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-10
BY TELEGR AP H!
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From the M.s Orlsans Papsr'.


From the Nsss Orlsans Papers.
Further by the Kangaroo,
.t a Peace Cmgress-Ftencb Military Prspar'
~ tions- Great discomfort In Rally Hostili,
= TO Ndpole0-P Preparations for Revolt
:, Miscellaneous ana Commercial Nescs.
~ LONDON, July 21.-A Geographic despatc
=, from Paris announce that peace conferenc
- is to meet at Zurich, Switzerland, in abor
ten DAYS, for the purpose of settling the detail
: of the peace recently concluded between tn
:. .e Emperor Napoleon and the Emperor of Aus
=, 20 tria. The French Government is to be repre-
y scented by Mons. De Bourgueney, formerl
, the French Plenipotentiary at Constantinople
!, The Austrian Government is to be represente'
: by Count CoIowredo.
Nothing is said in regard to the participation
g of the other great powers in the approaching
: conference
III Effects of the peace in Italy.
: The news from Italy indicates much dis
s content in the Duchies and in Sardinia witt
Il the manner in which peace has been cenclu
# ded between France and Austria, and the set
2 Element proposed for Italy.
: There was great agitation at Florence in
Y consequence of the announcement that the
r Grand Duke. was authorized to return and
: resume the reins of government
:. The Provisional Government OF Tuscany
5 have unanimously declard that they will not
be replaced under the rule of an Austrian
3 Archduke.
The Duchies of Modena and Parma are in
D a state of revolt.
The Provisional Governments of Tuscany
and Modena are organizing force to oppose
the return of their former petty soTerelgns
The announcement of the terms of peace
produced the greatest evaporation and detec-
ton at Turin.
The Emperor Napoleon is openly accused
of being traitor to the cause of Italian inde-
pendence, and to have crushed the hopes. of
those who put faith in his sincerityof purpose.
The Roman states.
! Tia faati0n IN. tha- Papal States ozxine
to the massacre Of Perugia, has increased to
such an extent that Sandman troops have
been sent into Comagne to counterfeit the eff
feet of the conduct Of. the Swiss guards.
The King of Sardinia has taken this step
1 with the full consents of Emperor Napoleon.
| The most important towns in the Roman
! States have sent depgtations to confer with
Garibaldi as to what policy they shah pursue
in the present condition of affairs in Italy.
French and austrian Armies.
The Russian organ at Brussels, Le Nord, says
that French corps of 10000 is to remain in
Italy until the reorganization of the country
is completed, according to the treaty of Villa
fianca. =
The Austrian troops still remain in their
position within the Notifications of Verona.
Naples.
Great military activity prevails in Naples,
and large bodies of troops are being concentra- |
ted. /
Prussia. Il
The Prince Regent of Prussia expresses en-
tire satisfaction with the terms of the treaty |
of peace and conclusion of the war at the
present crisis.
French Military Preparatioas.
The correspondents Of the London journals
state that the greatest activity prevails along
the whole French coast of the channel, be-
tween Cherbouhg and Dunkirk, a distance of
200 or 800 miles.
Orders have been ISSUED from the War
Office for the construction Of batteries at not
mere than 5000 yards distant from each other
along the entire distance and the work is al
ready in rapid progress.
India.
The overland mail from India has arrived |
in England, with dates from Bombay to the
23d of June, but the advices are not of an i'm
portant character.
ShipWreck and Massacre.
A letter from Alexandra, on the Both ult., !
says .fightful catastrophe has thrown the
inhabitants of this city into constern .
ton. -
o The steamer Siestria, Of the Ottoman Com :.
pany which left Alexandria for Constantinople l.,
On the 25th, with about three hundred and '
fifty Turkish and Christian passengers on board
foundered' at sea in consequence of leak
which sprung in a few hours after she left the
port 4. Only two hundred and seventy-three
Of the persons on board were saved. The re-
mainder perished The captain and Turkish
crew of the vessel acted with the greatest
oarbarity, preventing by violence and murder
lhe unfortunate Christians from availing them
selves Of the assistance providentially sent to u
hem. t
During the'few hours previous to the YES Il
;el going down. scenes of carnage took place on &
he deck between the crew, under orders of
heir captain, and the Europeans on beard A I
Venetian had his head cut open by cut from
ae 2sesrs Isrs kliesa z s ie In
heir property on board, were robbed of all b
he money and jewelry they had about them. r
The Captain and crew Of the steamer, ON being r.
brought back to Alexandra, We're put into con-
inement to await investigation into the affair. o
Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, July 21.-The cotton market /.
generally closed steady.
New York Markets. b
New YORK, July 26.-The cotton market
losed dull and prices have adeclining tenden-
y; decline of &c. is reported. k
Cincinnati Markets. b
C1xcrNNATI July 8o-Flour closed firm at
9O@5.
Whiskey closed steady at 24c. e
w Alabama Elections. IL
MOBILE. August 2-The entire Democratic Ii
cket for county officers in Mobile county has c,
cen elected by about 500 majority. "
Col. Stallworth, the regular Democratic
andidate for Congress in this district, has
cen elected by about 1900 majority. = =
The returns from remote parts of the State !.
ave not yet been received, but there is.little 4
oubt that the Democratic ticket for State l.
Ulcers has been elected.
The Kentucky Election IN
LOUISVILLE, August 1.-THE returns of
he election which took place yesterday indi- :.
ate that Fl. c. Burnett, opposition Democrat, I "
as been elected.to Congress from the First U
district W
".
lected to Congress from the Second District at
J. w. Bristow, the opposition candidate for
he Third District has been elected to Con- f.
ress. : Fe m
VIC. Anderson, opposition, is elected from h
be Fourth District a
J.,Y. Brown, regular Democratic candidate al
elected from the fifth District, and 7. 7.
iassard, regular Democrat Is probably cleo CT
ed from the Sixth District. ii
Robt Mallory, Opposition, has been elected
rom the Seventh District.
w. T. Simms, regular Democrat, is proba-
ly elected from the Eighth District, and j. I
Y. Moore, Democrat, is probably elected in
he Ninth District. q
In the Tenth District, j. w. Stevenson, d
ocular Democrat, is electeds p'
The returns 50 farindicate the election Of
Iagoffir the Democratic candidate for Gov II
rnor, and that the State Legislature, on joint Y
allot, will have small Democratic majority. =
Election at st. Louis. L
ST.. Eours, Aug. s2.-At the election which " y
Ias held in this city and county yesterday, for N
ourty officers the entire Republican ticket Z.
ras elected by large majority. -
American Troops for Mexico. f.
WASHINGTON, Aug. Dispatches received F
| this city from Northern Mexico state that
rithin ninety days 5000 American troops fa
iii be organized on the Rio Grande, fully .
rmed and equipped for marching on the city
f Mexico, 'tand exterminating the whole Al
Iiramin faction"
Washington Items. q
1t is the intention OF our Government to es- 9,
abfishs military posts along the frontiers of !,
he Apache Indian country. !,
President buchanan returned to Washing ,
o-day in excellent health. IN
Later from Sonora. n,
WAsHINGToN, August 2,-Despatches have t
cen received here under date Of Tason, July
9Th, which state that a hostile meeting had 81
L., ,,t.oo botxuaan liant, Maurv and Ed =,