The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-09

ar srocassful oonelusion would be arrived al carry
in sentember. Sardinia, refuses to accept,
oven professionally, the eSanpsxation OF the
Duchies, without consulting tho powers, par
The Italians still maintain a firm atitudein
elation to their National Independence.
A teIegraphic despach dated Berne, August
"a. saws that the French and Austrian Pleni,
potentiaries have regulated the settlement OF
The affairs of Lombardy, with the c'nsent OF
abe Sardinirn Plsnipetentiaries, and the ar
raugemenr, it is expected will be confirmed py
the eoyereigds. ..
The affoirs Of tho Duchies are to be troaded
directly between the courts OF Paris ana Vi
emma. -.
Austria, 1t is said, has modified her original
instructions to her Plenipotentiaries.
The French and Sandman representations
were in consultatian on tho oath ult. On the
same dey Count Colleredo had slight attack
of opplopexy. There are constant arrivals and
departures of courses at Zurich.
FRAYcB.-The Paris Patrie having uttered
strong Anti Austrian sentiments, has, in pur-
suanco of official orders, informed its readers
that 1t does not receive its inspiration from the
Government, but has expressed Its own views
only.
The Paris correspondent Of the london
Adpsrtiser says that engineers have been sent
to survey the whole line Of the coast between
Cologne and Calais, to fix upon spot for
seaport, sufficient to contain q fleet OF tltty
transports, and the Minister, of Marine has
notified his subaltcrns that fifty transports,
each being able Of containing 1000 men,
must be ready off Dover, by the commence
ment of this ensuing year. The writer also
SAYS that confirmation of this new order
has been telegraphed to the English Gov
ernment. He conjectures that the alterca-
tion with Belgium will supply the pretcxt
for rupture with England. This whole
story is regarded as canard
The French camp at St. Maur has been
broken up.
The question of free trade will receive due
consideration at the approaching council OF
the departments.
The liberals of France are disappointed
at the number OF eminent men declining to
accept the amnesty. Their presence In
France, it is eontended, would be advanta-
geous to the cause of liberty.
The Paris Bourse has been firm, but closed
dull and dropping at 69f. SC.
IrALY.-M. Fanni, the Dictator of Tuscany
has issued decree, suppressing tho customs
line between Perma and Modena from the Isl
Of September.
The King Of Sardinia, In returning thanks
for medal presented to him by private Sc
.oiety, said that his efforts were always concen.
trated for the great national cause, that he
lived for it and was ready to die for it, and
that though difficulties and misfortnnes arise,
they must bo surmounted
The London Times strongly urges the Tus.
cans to be prepared for the result Of Austrian
aggression, even if they have to fight.
At the Council of Ministers at Turin, a
which the King presided, 1t was decided ths
before accepting, even Professionally, the pro
vinces which desire to be annexed to Piedmont
it was proper to consult the allied powers, ant
PARTICULAR, France.
GREAT BRTAIy-Nothing of political i'm
portance has transpircd.
The Queen was about to visit Scotland. Sh,
had determined on making the journey durin,
the night at a uniform rate of speed Of fort,
miles per hour. .#.
Nothing has been done regarding the Aus
tralian mail contract cia Panama.
The Board of Trade returns show an increas
of exports smountingto to G29l 900 for the montl
Of August, and f9,S26, 600 for the seven month
over last year. ..... .....--
The Naval Editor of the London Tine
gives, On luc Wuule, ldFoTdDle IepVTl Vi t1t
inspection Of the Russian war frigate th,
General Admiral.
The potato blight Is said TO be making
considerable ravages in certain parts Of Ire
land. .s
The protracted strike of the shipwrghtl
on the Tyne had Terminated by their receiv.
ing the increased wages demanded.
Energetic efforts were being made to OBJ
tain communication of the sentence OF DR.
Smithurst.
A trotting race had come off near Liver
pool, which was won by an English hors,
named "Daw." The American horses "Jacl
Rossiter," "Mountain Boy" and "Dread
naught" had obtained second, third ant
fourth places in a field Of seven horses. Mr.
Ten BrOeck's two-year old "Umpire" hat
won two more races at Stockton.
AusTRlA.-The Austrian frigate NoUara hat
arrived at Trieste with the squadron. Vienni
letters express q prehensions of dificultie
arising out Of the Italian question, not to b.
settled by the Zurich Conference.
PRussn-Prussia is said to be in favor of {
European Congress. .
RUssA.-Tbe Cabinet of st. Petersburg i
said to be divided in opinion on the Italial
question The German party opposed the in
dependence of Italy, while tho Emperor and
small minority manifest a more liberal senti
ment. 1t is denied that the visit of COnstan
tine to England has political object.
TuBKEy.-The Sultan is suffering from i'll
ness. MussaDso Pacha is empowered to settl
the question of the Principalities. Prince Va
gorides is dead. .n.. 1900
CHINA.-The Hong Kong mail had reached
London. The news has been anticipated b,
telegraph.
The Tea market was tending downward
Dealers ere anxious to sell their old stock befor
the arrival Of the new. The shipment Of new
tea from Foo-Chow were taking place very
early.
Advices from Canton say that feet of ou,
hundred and ninety vessels will precede th
English, French and American Ambassador
up the Polio. in case of necessity to force
passage to Pekin.
A general massacre of Christians had 90
Cured in two towns in FBorneo.
The objectof the defensive league between
Tuscany, Bologna al d Modeuais stated to pre-
vent the restoration OF the fallen governments
and to lay down basis of assimilation il
their institutions. The National Assembly o
Modeua was prorogued on the 22d inst, haviny
| previously unanimously voted decree con
firming the Dictatorship of Farini, and gvinJ
him full power to contract loan of &5 900 900
and providing for the erection of monumen