Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-10-14
NUMBER AZ.
Further by the Canada.

"a ehOA w IhC Odududs
: The Arctic steamer Fox had returned
, with interesting records and relies of the
Sir John Franklin expedition, from which
il appears that Franklin died in 1847, and
the boat was abandoned in 1S48.
A proposition of the King of Belgium
to settle the Italian question, was report
led to have been accepted by Napoleon ;
they include a Eurepean Congress to as.
semble at Brussels Tho statements re-
Fgarding the ether provisions are conflict
ing.
The London Herald had reason 10 be.
lieve that a definite treaty of peace would
soon be concluded at Zurich, bearing,
however, only the signatures of France
and Austria. The preliminarios of Villa
Franco will be strictly maintained.
A telegram from Berne, says that cou-
rier from Vienna had reached Zurich with
instructions to draw up treaty of peace
and document for the cession of Lon-
hardy to Sardinia. No allusion made to
the Duchies.
The Arctic expedition found at Point
William record dated April 25th, 1S4S,
signed by Capts. Crozier and Fitz James,
saying the Erebus and Terror we're aban.
doned three days previously in the ice
that l05 survivors were proceeding to
Great Fish river; that Sir John franklin
had died on the 1lth of June of the pre-
vieus year; and that the total deaths up
to that date were officers and 10 men.
Many interesting relics were found on the
western shore OF King William Island.
Others were obtained from the Esquimaux
who stated, that after the abandonment cf
the ships, one was crushed by the ice and
the other forced ashore Several skele-
tons of Franklin's men, quantities of
clothing, and a duplicate record up to the
abandonment OF the ship, were discovered.
The English Journals continue to dis
cuss the San Juan question, generally in
conciliatory language. af 1
l.l Large reinforcements for China were to
leave England by the overland route. A
part of the squadron for China service had
already sailed. ..,,
The London Daily News city article
says the funds on Friday were stationary
in price, transactions being on scant
scale.
The London Times city article says
that Notwithstanding the near approach
of the end of the quarter, there is an
diminished ease in the discount market,
and considerable transactions take place
at q per cent. ar
Franee.-It is asserted that the result
of the visit of the King of Belgium to
Napoleon at Biarritz was fully successful,
and various rumors are aaoat with regard
to arrangements entered into.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Spectator, who on several occasions has
communicated early and authentic news,
asserts that Napoleon accepts the plan of
the King of the Belgians, which gives the
fortresses of Peschera and Mantua, and
the States of Parma and Modena to Sar-
dinia, and reinstates the House of Lor-
raine in Tuscany, and restores the Lega-
tions to the Pope after introducing q vari-
ETY. of reforms and an army of its own
under the Arch Duke Ferdinand Maxim
ilian, under the title of Grand Duke of
Venetia. These stipulations have also the
concurrence of Austria.
An European Congress is also to be held
at Brussels, presided over by the King.
The Paris Patrie partially confirms the
above.
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said a greeny, from Illinois, as he was con-
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