Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
OF THE OCEAN QUEEN.

New YORK, Oct 24.-The steamship Ocean
Queen, from Havre, brings Liverpool dates Of
the 18th.
Robert Stephenson, the great engineer, is
dead.
Numerous arrests had taken place at Par.
ma, and the principal authors and accompli
ces in the murder Of Anvite were in the
hands of justice. The city was tranquil
and u disarming of the populace had been
ordered. AT one time the city had been sur
rounded by Modenese and Tuscan troops,
! 50 great was the fear of general outbreak
\ Gen Garribaldi has issued proclamation
to the soldiers of the Italian army. lie says:
''rhe hour of a new struggle approaches
The enemy is threatening, and will perhaps
attack us before many days are over. In
addressing my old companions of Lombardy.
| know | an not speaking to deaf men, and
that it is enough to tell them that we are 60.
ing to fight the enemy of Italy. | shall look
to see you then form your ranks" Dated at
Bologne October 5.
The Pope was to have an interview with
| the King Of Naples at Caste Gondolfo, where
he will prolong his stay on account OF the
agitation reigning in Rome. After his de,
parture, u demonstration took place in honor
Of the Sandman Minister, and crowd Of
visitors, estimated at ten thousand, left their
cards at his residence. The French gen.
darmes preserved order, but the effect of the
demonstration was profound. The Ambas-
sador was to leave on the 10th, when another
silent demonstration was expected.
A Zurich despatch Of the llth, says that
the conferences do not draw to close
Austria still refuses to diminish the amount
of the debt of Lombardy to be borne by Sar-
DINA. The demands of Austria are not
only resisted by Sardinia, but they do not
receive the support of France, who has pro-
posed to submit the disputed point to the ar
bitration of another Power. No answer had
been received to the proposition.
The French Government wishes the ar
rears Of the pensions of the Monte Napoleon,
and all the indemnity for the cost of the late
war, to be included in the settlement of the
debt, which will have to be paid by Austria
and Piedmont.
The French Emperor was expected at Paris
on Wednesday night.
An Envoy of the Sultan had arrived at
Alexandria, bearing an order to the |iceroy
of Egypt to oppose the continuation of the
work on the Suez canal. The foreign con-
suls Immediately assembled.
Letters from Madrid say that the Emperor
of Morocco had ratified the arrangement
concerning the frontier line of Melila, and
expressed his readiness to give Spain all the
satisfaction which she has demanded.
Additional discoveries have been made at
Constantinople concerning the late conspira-
cy. 1t is asserted that incendiary machines
were discovered which were intended to burn
the European part of the city.
The Grand Eizier had rendered his resig-
nation, but it was refused. TWAS, however,
evident that dissolution Of the Ministry
was probable.
A new loan had been contracted, under
heavy conditions.
On the occasion of the obsequies of the Bey
of Tunis, the Moors assailed the Jews, NOR
tally wounding many of them.
The Liverpool cotton market closed steady
Sales Of two days $4,000 bales. There was
Il good inquiry ut extreme rates. Bread
stutfs dull. Consols 95lGa95a.