The Jasper weekly courier., 1859-09-14

Il II O'clock. IN
Arrived from New Orlesns. on the 25,h,
Artizsn ., Deal; 23d. Mediator q Merseil-
les; sailed for New Orleans. on the 26ih.
Clara Wheeler. from Liverpool; 9Th 5. /
Grant from Liverpool.
The news from the Peace Conference con-
sist mainly cf rumors. which state that some
progress hss been made. and il is probable
that q sucressful conclusion would be ar
rived 81 early in September.
SARDINIA refuses to accept, even provision
ally, The annexation Of the Dachies, with
out consulting the Powers. particularly
France.
The Italians still maintain frm a.ti-
,ude 10 reia, on to their national indePen-
dence.
A Telegram, dated Berne, Aug. 2A,h. says
that the French and Austrian Plenipo'en-
,isries have regulated the settlement Of the
Affairs OF L0mbardy, with the consent oi
the S,rdinisn pleniposentiaries, and The ar
'rs nc ement. il i expected. will Be confirmed
BY the sovereigns.
The affairs Of the Duehies are 10 be treat
ed directly between the Courts Of Paris and
vIenna.
i Austris. il is said, has modified her orig
insl instructions 10 her pleDipoten,iaries.
\ TIE French and Sandman representatives.
we're in consultation on the 2lih uli. o.
the came day Count Coleredo had slight
attack Of spopIexy.
! There are constant arrivals and departures
os eouriers a. Zurich.
[, France. E.-Tae Paris Patrie. having ul-
tered sIrorg .n,i-Ausirian sentiments, has.
:, in pursuance OF official orders. informed its
/, readers that IL does not receive its inspiration
1 from the Government, but has expressed 4 .
/ own views only.
n The Paris CORES pondent of London Ad
D verliser says that engineers have been sent
4 10 survey The whole line Of the coast be-
} tween Cologne and Calais. 70 fx upon a
D spot for . seaport sufficient 10 contain feet
D Of fifty trans ports: and The minister o. the
marine has notified his subsIterns that cry
D transports, each being capable Of ccnisinin
OC0 men, must be ready Of Doner by the
y commencement, Of the ensuing year. The
Y writer also says that iulI confirmation Of
Y this new order las been lelegrspned 10 lhs
English government. lie corjsr'ures that
Y The aItercsiion xiih Belgium will supp y
! the pretext fcr q rupture with England
J, This whole story regarded as csnerd.
The Liberals o. Farce are dIsappcirtet
Z a me number Of eminent men declining q
< sceept the amnesty. TAesr presence Il
X France, 1t is concluded would be advantage
ou- 10 the cause Of liberty.
% IrAIY.-Fanni, the Dictator o. Tuscany
V mas issned . decree suppressing the custom
line between Parma and Modena. from ih1
let OF September.
~ The King Of Ssrdinia. in returning thank
- fcr medal presented TO him BY a privai
i, society, said sha, his efToris were siwsy
cooeentrsied for the great national eauSs
that he lived ior i, anG Was ready 70 dle 4
yin; that though difficulties rnd misfortune
az arise they must BE- rurmoLnied.
D. TIE London Times strongly urges a.
III TGscans 10 be prepared tor the result
Austrian aggression, even II shry have
light.
m AT the Council u Ministers AZ Turin.
n which The King presided, i was decide
IS that befOre accepting even professionally Il
at provinces which desire 10 be snnsxed
ot Piedmont. il wss proper 70 consult The ALI
= lpowers. aud particularly France.
~ sGsrAl BRlrA,s.-No oihing Of polite
importance has ,rsnspirrd. The Queen v
atout 10 visit s ,otlsnd. she lad dets
!. mined on making the journey during 4
night q an uniform rate u speed .: 40 mil
- per hour.
O.. a troiiing race had come of near Liz,
~. pool. which was won by an English hor
Nv named Dan. The American horses ia
OF Rossi,er, Mountain Boy and Dreadnoog
20 had ob,sined the second. third. and iour
". places in field u seven horses. Mr. II
-, B'oeck's two yesr u Umpire had won q
~ more races st s ockion.
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