Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-24
ADDITIONAL BY THE ASIA.

NV YORK. Aug. IL.
The papers received by Lhe asia, furnish
the following details of news:
In the House Of Losds, on the 5ih inst, the
Marquis OF Normandy gave notice Of has IN
teDtion To put question az 10 the terms Of
peace which were under discussion prior TO
the treaty Of Villa Franco.
The fssri IL Granville announced Azt the
government intended to adhere To the princi-
plies which the national system of national
rducaiicp in Ireland bad been conducted
hitherto.
The threatening strike in the Ss.laips
rades was daily becoming more serious.
great number OF meetings had been held
IN Hyde Park and determination evinced TO
abide by the nine hour movement The en-
plo, ees had likewise held meeting aud re-
,clved "a resist the demand
The Moni,,ur Of this morning contains the
following;
A deputstion Of Nenicians presented an al
dress to The French Minister al Turn, intended
for the Emperor IN which was contained pr
CREATION on the part of the provinces Of Neni.
TIA against The direct and idirect domination
Il Austria in that psrt Ct Italy.
The Minister of War informally accepted he
document, but sad not word IN reply TO IT,
The Pafria laws. by letter from Florence
II Is supposed that GarIbaldi will take com
nand Of Tuscan army.
The same journal further states that the
Emperor Napoleon will yisst The camp Al
Chslcus, and will stay there I'LL Tuesday
next,
The Plri- correspondent Of the Daily Nf,os
-ays II Il expected that the MoafeHr wall az q
dsy or t~o publish a note "a reference TO the
French Congress, which will ceufrm The late
announces pacific disposition Of che French
,overnwent.
i = f~ 30
impending. owing 10 the couh cnng opinions
II the question of reform
DENIAL - giveo 10 ire statement in fe
Nord, " a pretended iuf-rview between the
Emp-ror OF Austria aud the King Of Sardinia
al Villa Francs.
The Vienna Gazette contains the ordinance
revoktng the restrictions which were imposed
On commerce on account OF the war the IN
z.rdlct Gu 10 the export Of hsrses and mules 10
however maintained.
S.Rp,S4. IN. Desembrois, Of Piedron, has
srrv-d a, Zurich. The Official Journal ofLon
hardy deniss the reports published by certain
| % ater. a. 10 the object Of the mission Of Count
! R.l.et, and states that the French diplomatic
agent has received such instructions from his
gosein ment "a are isyoisble 20 the ylshes 81
Italy.
| Tie Disturbances At Cremona have not been
OF any political character.
Au-rsia Axp aoxK-The Daily News pub
lishsd. for the FIRST time, Translation ~ hs
Convention eooclp ded betveen the Pspal Gov
emmett aud the Austrian General command
iug the Arriy OF occ upaiion Al Bologna. ia 1880
The armed main,euance Of the Pops's au
thorlty vas not oh4y committed 10 the Aus
trlan General. but the highest sudicsal power
we're attributed to hIn.
To The tender uefcie. Of the poynans ver'
lsft the trial and ssstenes OF men charged
vi.h political ofrncss 81 every degree frou
high reAsoa do.n 10 party demonstFatio.s
and membsr- Of secret societies..
M-pfxs -fctini, ths dictator II Modina, II
a "a proclamation ssys let TIE conquered iol
lowers Of The foreigners menace. aud shai
lresolutely employ all The means a. my dispo
sal 70 deleieud the national undergraduates.
The Presidency Of the proposed conference
IL . fruitful topic Of discussion IA The cont
dental journals.
The Sssex declares itself opposed to the as
SUMPTION OF that OF that Office by the Pope =
, Nothing, IL thinks. can De gained by accord
,ng any advantage. elevation OF d'gni'y to tn
5 papsl power
al A eorfespondeD, OF the Universe gives tb
folio - ipg a. the substance Of al answer Of hs
) Holiness 70 the Emp eros Napoleon's PROPOSE
! tion'
al -Pius TX thanks the Emperor Of the Prenel
4 for the interest which be displays for The Hol
! see aud the person q the Pope. lie regard
i a. an instance Of the Emperor's hnsi devotso
III The prop.Iti0n relative 10 the hcuorsry pres
B depcy " . Consideration or Italian Leagus
8 aBi he wosld not rsfo-s that post ~ithou
nssing The most ample Information respcetin
, lthe engagements which would result from .
aid The relations which would exist betwes
! he Italian Soyereisns.
The ohjee, Of .he Confederslioh 10 declare
: l . be 20 control rsvolufon whenever u ma
: .ho~ itself, and 90 forufy the governments .
1 .ueh vsy that they may sanihiiate old ress
Ilutionsr, proceedings. IL Is proposed thI
Zach State taxing part N the confederas'o
1 ball have representative At ROME dePats
% the Holy Father.
when be has procured such inforUation |
win be enabled 10 see whether Catholic in,s