, 1859-09-13
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OCEAN QUEEN.

Il OCEAN QUEEN.
81. JoKSs, n. F.. September ls.-Ths Oceau
Queen; wh1cn was intercepted at Cspe Race on
;. SATURDAY, sailed from uarre on the 31st Of 4u.
: gust, md from Cowcs at . PM Of the lst Of
September. !. =. -.
Z. she bus 500 passengers, large cargo, 50, 900
;, In specie, and heary mail.
ire Vceaa Queen experienced heavy westerly
gales for three days.
Our Liverpool Correspondent says the steam
l. sup anglo Saxon. for Quebec, and the Kapga-
/. roo, Tor New York, were detained till the night
ot the 3ist, the stormy weather preventing The
:. eu19afkstlnn % III Of passeagsra;; ;.
!. Inc Kangaroo, from New York, on the 18th
nlt:, arrived at Liverpool on Sunday, The 2sth.
!. Ihe steamship Teutonia, from New York, the
15&h u1t., arrived at Southampton on the s0th,
~ route TO Hamburg. The steamship Nova
Scotia, from Quebec. to the e0th ult. arrived 1t
L!rerpool on the 3oih: The steamship Circas~
Johns, \. F.. arrived at Galnay On the soth.
:. t::. The American ship Ben Bolt, from Harana,
pound to Falmouth, WINS wrecked at Brendoz on
The whole amount of the Russian twelve mil
lion loan Ind been subscribed. Exchange on
o. Petersburg had fallen per cent. A bava-
rian loan, Tor the purpose OF defrnying the mill
tary T Texpcnsca Of the country, had been issued
| ot 9St per cent,
There: There yas nothing ct importance known re-
The latest advices from Athens report Tie
dissolution OF the Greek Chambers.
l BILL tArER-ARa1VAL OF TEE "ASGLo s11ox."
FARTHER polSr, Sept, 1a.-The. steamship
1mgso sa1on passed this point yesterday afler-
.Te crew of: the shin Be-, .Rou rrnor,a, ..
wrecked By the 0e<an Qaeen, were saved.
= late telegram from Berne says the reports
OF proceedings Of the Zurich Conference contin-
ne 10 oe contradictory. but there is every res
sen 70 believe thai the sardiuian plenipotentisry
will not a:ljx. his signature to sny protocoi il
favor Of the return Of the deposed rulers n
| The Ducbies. A'-1o ~
| eAASce'-Ihe Emperor remains in retirement
IN the PyFanees. Il is rumored that be viii
shortly proceed to Cherbourg and pay second
Flsn to the camp Mt Chalons
| The Paris Cotstikutioaek. in n 1ead;no a,t;..,
says that the Emperor will legally f1l61l his
a1ala frnnca agreement for The restoration nj
Inc Inc former Ieigning princes, but il be should
neoae IS IT, tae princes and their
10 three either the one or The, other
=. !!ALr-No change has taken place in Italian
Affairs 4 deputat;on from the National Assem.
~ ~ Z! Aodena has gone on special mission to
the Emperor Napoleon.
consequence Of the high price Of corn:
, LScLASp.-Ihe directors Of the steamer Great |
Eastern have declined Mr, Levers last ofFrr
.'t anu .aslr or1e'nal programme will be carried |
oudr ine sessei hss been closed to the public,
10 be ready to sail for Portland, Maine on H. I
LON September.
Leigh Hunt, the celebrated author. died on
inc 18th: u!t, IN, the seventy fifth year Of his
aes:
:, lTALf.-Ihe town. Of Sono had been visited
BY an earthquake, causing large destruction
Of property Two hundred persons wcre t;ilad |
and great number injured,
1.rrn
1nA1n.
GREAT BR1TA1S.-The Isle of Man has heen
1"ad r., ~ submarine telegraph With Eng
has been established. 4 Cabinet Counc;f nne~-
pecsed'y summoned the asth ult, had ciyen |
supposed that the meeting bad referenra " thss
"Is fuase u %Ae ltaHah question.
attracted much Intention. It beinr recardcd y
aa enunciation Of the views Of he Emnernr'
The Count endeavored to show Tint tie En-.
groundless, and that France was des;rnrs "as ~
ce1nenting the alliance existing he,waan ~
two countries. Le Eoasfikutioatx has nm ort;c,e
repudiating in the strongest terms thg fratr;c;-
dal policy Of war With Engnnd.
ITALr.-The elections Mt Romarna nassed oar
TRANQUILITY. f'3~o VA
The Mayor of Parma issned proclamation m
his return from Paris, ia which be rennrte93' tbn
conversation be had with the Emnefor S,na
leon said "Tell ycur populations tfnt nv nr4ar-
sha!l never do violence 10 their wish. aid that I;
vio1euce araiust ror The Wor6. rdHs rG%eF 70 90
words maEe you urbiters nf roHr own J.s,;.s;as
. Garibaldi had resolved to ma;ntain str;ct I;s'
cipli,,e in the armv nf Centr.t 1.a, a'''G!o
order of the day he savs. ,S;i, ~ IN
nuy one who calls himself Ma1,;a;a. ~ 0s sno'
cau, Socialist, or ercn q t;arbai!ian IT, !, Il
will have none with him but soldiers and ftais
aus.' N'N t<a''
The Seapelitau government had orderea tho
purchase Of q ]arce quantity of corn ahse.I tue
ne Ghoera VAS spreading along the shores w
,. Luz oa"'c. :. "
NE LATEST 'pr TELEGRAPH rnou ,oxn,. ~ o.
-. -Erpoo1.' ~: Ae"0'N ~ A'- n
x- s
!; - hoSooS, Nedncsday.-A telegram from Zu- ct
aen so,uay says the pirate conference contin-
hinez ara ooin1 m O. hoJi-. JisspoWnae9s says
cnier a dissolution ~ tha casf usen ~ 70
cw dnye nrnb,lIa - WIG conference IN ~