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NEW YoRK, Aug. Sth.-In the House of Lords
Lord Lyndtu s. asked if the admiralty were
aware that the French were arming ae.t with
| rihei cannon.
The Duke Of Somerset replied in the afIirma.
| tive. and said, although England had improved
| the cannon in process of manufacturing they will
! not be readv for for some time to come
In the House Of Commons De Lacy Evans
moved Tor the appointment of a Commissioner of
Inquiry into the national defence md rcp,rt what
| Improvements were possible. The Government
assentcd In substance to the resolution. but could
| not assent to the morton for committee to in-
qutre what prominent Qualifications wuull he nee.
essary Tor the protection Of the dock Yards and ar
| seiIals:
| a fire in Liverpool destroyed TIE North Shore
-four and rice mills. Loss. 100000 sterling
| FRANCE.
1t was vaguely rum,r,d at Paris that Napoleon
| would visit London.
The Times Paris correspondent says, the Eng
li>h Government had offered to seud representa-
| tive to the Congress of Peace, provided France
determined that the French Emperor agreed to do
on the condition that England did the same; that
England consented on conditions of the general
disarmament by land and sea, and that France
will begin the movement and that the English
government is very we'll satisfied with the conduct
of the French Emperor
The Independence Beige gives n report that the
proposition for disarmament proceeded in the
first instance from Napoleon.
1t is asserted that the military convention be-
tween France and Austria relative to Italy con-
cluded that LNmbardy is to take fair share of
the natioual debt.
Austria refuses tn meet any Sandman represent
tatyes, but will leave it open with Sardinia TO
cele t" the treaty after its interchange by Austria
and France.
the Duke of Tu eauy has expressed his will
lingneSs to abdea'o in favor of his sun, who pro
misses n new constitution, but the Tu,cans object
altogether to the dynasty.
The Times says anoiaer large French loan will
he wanted.
1t is reported that about two hundred thousand
men would be discharged from The French array
on a renewable iurioush. the advantage being
TINT the government would still have them IN hand
while their cost would be diverted to other pur-
poses.
Wine accounts from France nrr uniavarablc.
the grapes having been Injured by the recent
excessive heat. Prices tending upward.
The MoniteW LanSimptle 9 ,ernment organ
says Denmark has coded the Island of 81. Thorn
aa to the United States.
Garidalrd had "a confidential interview with
Marnora at Brescia On the 18th; said he had an
army oftwelyc thousand men which continues to
increase; expressed confidence III the King of
Sardeinia f II not f,r>akng the National cause.
Milan letters says Garibadi WAS ABOUT to move
to the Apprentices and there occupy-was gather
added 10 that of Mazzlui will form army capa-
bic Of securing the independence of Central Italy,
at least against any Roman or Neapolitan force.
1t is rumored that the Duke Of Modena ma pro-
posed to arm four thousand Austrian troops to
able him to enter his States. 1t is alse rum1red
that Division of the French Army would enter
Parma and Tus ANY and another Roman Legion
for the purpose simply Of preserving order, and
allowing free expression of public opinion
The Municipality Of Florence had formally OK
pressed a desire tor annexation to the Italian
Kingdom under Victor Emanuel. or that Tuscany
be governed bv Prince Of the House of Savoy.
The Pontifcal Government had issued II circu-
lar complaining of the action of Victor Emanuel
asking the assistance and protection of Foreign
Governments for indicating the rights Of the
Pope.
A great number Of addresses of Begng. were
cesiastical Government and in favor IF IL union
with Sardinia