Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-01
TELEGRAPHTC.
tovER THE UNION LINE.l
ARRIVAL OF THE
OVERLAND MAIL.
LATE AND INTERESTING NEWS


of the 10th September arrived here on the
Sth inst The death of Senator Broderick
was telegraphed in the afternoon from Jeff.r
son City and posted in front of the Republi
can office. 1t produced quite sensation
particularly among Californiars.
The departure of the Panama steamers from
New York on the 9th. is still discussed. The
Northern Light, when seen last, is report d
to have passed the Baltic below Staten Is
land and to have been six miles ahead.
Indian hostilities have broken out again
The ilibusters have been arrested in their
progress.
The news from Europe, by the Canada, is
interesting, but not important.
Ihe steamer Canada, with Liverpool dates
to the oath September, reached Halifax at
noon on the 9th Oct In consequence of A
storm which dioarranged the telegraph line
the transmission Of her news was delayed a
day. She brings the following:
The Artic steamer Fox had returned with
interesting records and relics Of the Franklin
expedition, from which it appears that Frank
lin died in lS47 and the was ship abandoned
IN lS4S. The - expedition found at Point
William, record dated April 25th, ls4S.
signed 10y Capt. Crenier and Fitziames, saw.
ing the Erehus and Terror were abandoned
three days previous in the ice, and that los
survivors were proceeding to reach Fish
river. Sir John Franklin had died June lltb
of the previous year, and that the total
deaths to date were nine officers and fifteen
men, Many interesting relies were found on
the western shore of King williams Island
others were obtained from the Esquimaux
who stated that after the abandonment Of
the ships. one was crushed by ice and the
other forced ashore Several skeletons of
Franktin's men, quantities of clothing and a
duplicate record up to the time of the aban-
donment of the ship, were discovered.
The English continue to discuss the San
Juan question, generally in conciliatory Ian
guage.
large reinforcements for China were to
leave England by the overland route Part
ofthe squadron for China service had already
sailed.
Robert Stephenson, the eminent Engineer,
is reported dangerously ILL.,
The King of Belgium's propositions to set
tie the Italian question was reported to have
been accepted by Napoleon. They include
European Congress to assemble at Bear.
rty. The statements regarding the other
propositions were conflicting.
The London Herald says it has reason to
believe a treaty of peace will 8. on be con-
cluded Ot Zurich, bearing. however, only the
! signature Of France and Austria. The pre.
liminaries Of Villafranca will be strictly main.
tained.
A telegram from Berne, says a courier
from Vienna had reached Zurich with in
strnctions to draw up treaty of peace and
document for the ccssion Of Lombardy to
Sardinia. No allusion to the Duchies
1t is asserted that the result of the visit of
the King of Belgium to Napoleon at Beanitz.
was fully successful, and various rumors are
aAoat with regard to the arrangements en-
tered into.
The London Times Paris correspondent
says that one report says, that the question
of the Duchies had been settled and that
Tuscany was to be reigned over by the King
of Belgium's second son, and report says that
the Count of Flanders is to have the three
Italian Duchies and the Arch Duke Maximil-
ian Venitia, with separate Constitutions
| These reports are not authenticated and must
be taken for what they are worth
The Paris correspondent of TIE London
Herald regards the scheme of placing Bel
gian Prince on the Tuscan throne as ridieu.
lous canard.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Spectator, who has on several occasions com
muuicated early and authentic news. asserts
that Napoleon accepts the plan of the King
of Belgium, which is to move the fortress ses
of Peschara and Mantua and the seats of
Parma and Modena to Sardinia, to reinstate
the house of Lorraine in Tuscany and restore
the Legations to the Pope. After the intro
duction ofa vsriety Of reforms, Venitia is to
have governmental institutions and an army
of its own under the Arch Duke Ferdinand
and Maximilian, with the title of Grand Duke
of Venitia. This stipulation has the concur
renee of Austria. A conference is also to he
be held at Brussels, presided over by the
King. This letter is dated evening of the
22d.
The Sandman government has addressed
circular to the various powers denying the
cession of Savoy to France. and declaring
such rumors entirely void of foundation.
The Sandman government has also said to
have protested to the great powers against
the secret aid afforded by Austria in recruit
ing soldiers for the Pope Evidence was he
ing published to prove that Parma under the
government of the Duchess did not maintain
a neutral attitude during the late war
The King of Sardinia was most enthusias-
tically received on his visit to Pavia and
Lodi.
The Pope remained in q very alarming
state
Cardinal Antenelli had declared him unfit
to attend TO public affairs.
| A Paris rumor was that there was to be no
Chinese expedition, that the head Of the
Mandarin offending at Pekin had been prof
fered, in a letter coupled with promises to
make all the satisfaction that can be requir-
ed, and that the Ambassador will be reinsta.
ted when he arrived at Pekin.
The Times Paris correspondent again