M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-08-11
Threc Days Later from Europe

Three Days Later from Europe
Arrival of the PeIsin-The Trouble not
yet OyeT--AnOther European Confer
! euce-EXcitement in Iiaiy Continues
| NOn-intcrieie ence in England
NEW YORK, Wednesday, August 8.
The Cunard mail steamship Persia, with
dates from Liverpool To the 23d ui', three
days later than those furnished by the Anglo
Sarol, arrived here this morning.
The sleam,hiis Bremen, GLasg9w ami
Eiinbpbg iah arrived cut
The Conference between France and Aus
tra was to ass. mbe at Zurich in about a
week.
The discomfort in regard to the terms Of
he ptGce Is uuahtled, ard the expansions
OF the Emperor Nupoeon are II I consider It
rcassurirg. The Sarduidn representative to
the Z liru Coat rence has not been named.
aud il is eXi ectrd that none will be pres mt;
bu, that Sardinia, if pl-asrd with the terms
agretd upon, will Lcquiescc N the Austro'
French arrangement m sepaat, or,lrie.
| is affirmed tnal SIrdmla las signed
nothing bul the armisllce, and Is, III nor
mt STATE ol war with Austria.
Il is suppo-ed that Eurtpean Confer
rnce will assemble alter the adjournment ol
he ZuHch Con erence.
The exuihi ions Of disconleht in Italy at
tie terms at pace continued. The Peo he OF
.Tlsyauy sh a strong hostility 10 tie re-
turn Of III Grand Dune. The Provisional
Government has directed Il yo,e to DC taAen
on rhe subject.
Tie ElsI,h foreign 20 icy nd been dnarr
] Z IN ~ 4 lIf
Dlsaeli opposed al interference in the
Peace Congress. Lpm PI.merstn AMI
Lrt john Russell thought that EngIonl
might with prowirty lakr pant butno cuur'e
was d. trrmurd upon. Lord Elchos CAV.
notice OF tue Introduction Of Il resolution
against any interference by Euglonl,
Nj. Glods,Oue's p;uposed increase OF 'he
Income lax had m ogrseu 10.
Tie Emp ror N po con had Ieceiyed the
en- .ratuIatons Of he Diplomatic Corps at
s, ClOui.
The Pope's Nuncio was the spokesman for
the Ambassador.
Tue Emperor, in his reply, said that Eu.
rope was 50 unjust 10 him, at the commence
ment or the war, that he was happy TO con-
cluds pea e a. soon us the honor and in
t.resls ui France were s4li. fed. As proof
Of his modecaliou, lie trusted that the peace
wou.d Or enduring,
| TIE Paris BouTse closed fat and lower,
Three per cent, renteS ciJsel at 67l. l5c,
The German Diet has agreed 10 restore
/ the contingent and lorlresses ~ peace foot.
ing,
The following i, from the MJnit,Ur:
PALACE Sr. CLnuD, Juy p,
The diplomatic holy hlyin, expressed
wish, lhr, ugn the organ OF is President,
HIS IXredencj the Apostolic NUuclo OF the
H,y See, to b. received by tie Emperor,
otter lh-ir coIgrhu atiUns on tn, combustion
# peace. lney h.d The hOuor Of b.iug re-
Gel, ed by HIS Mujesiy tie Emperor, who,
surrounded Oy rh- grlnd officers oi lie hOust.
huId ,1ad at hi, sid the Minister ol Foyes IN
Aiahs, Sp.akiug in the uimc OF lie dl-
plymatic bod, IN. Nuucil adJir sed Ills
MdIesly as follows. Sire, the diplomatic
body e.l the want to Offer y0ut Moj ST
turir hsalt.-., AMI sincere congratulations ON
yoUr happy Telum aud The CONCLUSION oi
yeace.
Tu, Emperor replied as follows;
"LurJpe was III general 50 UNJUST ln"dTd
me al the Commencement OF the war, that
va, happy to b. abe to conclude peace as
suou as lie hunur' AID interests OF France
we're satisfied, GuU ptoye mat II could 10 en-.
! Ter into my ihtrutIous to suJvert EurJpe and
provoke genera wat hvFe now I'atalI
I Cou,rs Of dissent viii vauis', aud that he
peace will b.. Of long du.atiOn. | thank
tpe diplomatic bod! or their cgngratua'
iiyus.'