Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-27
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LATER GssONl EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Stesmship Aetna
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| LATER TssONa EUROPE.
Arrival OF the Stesmsh,p AETNA.
Bosros, Aug. 26.-The steamship Etna
arrived at this port last night with Liver.
pool dates 10 the night Of the 18th, having
ssiled twelve hours after the American,
The Zurich conference has resolved 10
prolong the armistice until the ratification
Of the Treaty Of Peace.
II is reported that the foreign Ambasss :
dors in Francn would refuse 10 attend the
Paris fstes. if the colors taken from the en-
envy were allowed TO be carried in the
procession.
The Bank OF France has gained 81 500, :
600 frances in specie. during the month Of
July.
Thrss Per cent. rents on the Paris Rourae
had declined 70 6sf 25c.
A vague rumor prevails that Prince Ma
poleOn WAS to be made Sovereign Of Tus-
sany.
The King Of Prussa was not expected to
live much longer.
The collision between the Austrian and
Prussian soldiers at Frankfort was serious,
but it is believed no lives were lost.
Spain has r. solved to increase the forti-
fcatious of Cuba.
| The British Parliament was prorogued
| on the 18th, the day the dEtna sailed.
c. Lennos Wyke had been appointed her
Majesty's envoy extraordinary TO Central
| America.
The Atlantic Telegraph shares are quo
ted at 2Os pounds.
The Paris correspondents of the London
papers say that the Emperor is about to
publish political amnesty
Louis Blancs and Lsdnc k0llin advices
from Italy. indicate serious trouble in the
dukedOms.
Recent emissaries Of the fugitive powers
were for fomenting dscord.
The people generally were bitterly op-
posed to the return Of the Duke FarriDi.
The Dictator Of Modena threatens to level
the city to the ground. sooner than see the
Duke restored by force.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Parliament was prorogued on the 9Th.
The Lord Chancellor read the Queens
speech. She regrets that the interruption
during the session have prevented many
| important measures from being carried out,
and hopes for their early consideration at
the next session.
The war in Italy having been concluded,
England had been invited to take part in
the conference Of the great powers should
one be held, but had no sufficient information
on this subject to admit of reply.
She hopes that the direct communication
with Pekin will prove beneficial, aud also
hopes for q continuance Of the same existing
smicable relations with all powers, and re-
joices at the complete suppression Of the
Indian rebellion. She promises her serious
| attendance to the internal Improvements of
India.
She gladly assented to the bills providing
for the naval and military reserves, and re-
garded permanent national defences as Of
paramount Importance.
The remainder Of the speech is congratu-
latory on the prosperity Of the nation.
The Daily Nens Gays that the st, ike among
the men belonging to the Building Associa-
tion was likely to last long.
The Heaaid has reason to .believe that
the Grand Duke Constantine on leaving
Clyde. will pay visit to the Emperor Ma
pOleOn.
The doings in Parliament on the 10Th,
were not Of great Importance.
LONDON, Friday evening.-The Times city
article says securities have gradually be-
come weaker during the last 4s hours. The
knowledge that the Indian and Russian
loans would he forthwith introduced, con-
tributed to the heav ngs, though not 90
large an extent IS was expected. The ef.
feet was nevertheless prejudicial and ap-
parent In every one Of the departments A
similar influence is at work on the other
side Of the channel, and while the positions
of politicians may have something to do
with the current Of business, capitalists 1t
the same time cannot be unmindful of the
result Of steady absorption, such - judicta.
ted bv these operations
The decline in consols were nearly one
quarter per cent, and although during the
day slight rally ensued, it was not main.
tanned, particularly when it was found that
An additional fall had taken place In the
French rentes. The positive range in quo.
tations was from 95 3-S to 95. but the fnal
price was 95 l-8a96 Ia, with fresh symp.
toms in .dullncss In the more advanced
Houses
The news from Italy in the papers receiv.
ed by the arrival Of the Etna is contradic
tory. The Liverpool Post gives the follow.
The Rumors published yeaterday, that
the red Republicans had obtained an ad.
vantage over the friends Of order In Parma,
and that the Piedmoniese had been driven
from that city, is confirmed partially by
news received from Austrian official sour.
ceA On the other hand, we learn that
Count Risst, the French Empsrors special
envoy t. Coulrol. Italy. had at Parma hand
bills thrown into his carriage. expressing
the wish for anexation Of Sardinia
The provisional government Of Tuscany
Issued proclamation 70 the people before
the elections took place. calling upon them
TO enable by their conduct the Emperor Ma.
poleon to DO for Italy what be intsndsd for
their good. and II is stated besides that they
have sent special envoy TO Berlin, to
obtain the consent Of the PrussiAn govern.
mont to the removal Of the present dynasty.
With regard - the qusstion - 70 Who y 70
taks the place Of that dynasty, the Paris
correspondent OF the London Star returns
% The project already mentioned, siss :
marriage between the Grand Dushsss Of
Parma, end the nephew Of Victor Emanuel
the Prince Of CArrigDsn. e BE- followed BY,
union between the Houses Of Savoy and the
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. pre0ots The cause Of Italian unity. uodss
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