The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-22
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GREAT BRITAIN.
The London representative the Suez canal scheme
had issued pamphlet IN which he asserts that the com
pany having commenced operations, determined 70
continue them in spite Of all opposition.
The Australian mail Northam, previously re-
ported wrecked in the Red Sea- got Off the reef and had
reached Suez. The damage TO her was less than was
expected
The Grand Duke Constantine of Russia quilted Ports
mouth for Cronstadt in thefrigate General Admiral
The for the Warwick cup won by the Ameri-
horse Starke. There only two other
petitors.
The commission inquire into the state Of the national
defenccs Portland the sth and made long In
spection Of the Notifications in progress there.
The article in the Aonsr is the subject Of editorials in
most of the london papers
The London Daily Ne,cs Indignantly crcses II, and
analyses in creduous spirit the assertion contains.
The London Times, in the manner remarks the
consistency Of the Emperor covering with rcproaches
the whom the dcstines OF Italy have been intrust
cd because they believe him, and openly declaring to
Austria sine qua Viafranca shall not be
observed all but tina. Offset she may treat We
nice she likes.
The London Advertiser regards the articles as myrter
Gus and om!nous.
FRANCE.
The Paris Aoniteur Of the 9th publishes long article
explaining the which caused the Emperor 70
clude peace The following is a summary
The Emperor of Austria had promised to grant conces
sons large scale to Veneta but requiring condi
ton qua the return Of the Archdukes The En-
peror Napoleon accepted these conditions. II easy
10 conceive that il, after the conclusion Of peace,
the destinies Of Italy had been intrusted TO
who had at heart the future Of their fatherand
than little partial the aim Of their endeavours
would have been deveope and obsruct the
quences the treaty Of vllafranca and Venetia would
have been placed in the position as luxembourg with
Holland The Archdus M not be established BY torsigs
ing been carried out Austria wlU find herself freed
Instead IL of policy Of recommendation and peace,
defiance and hatred will be 70 re-
appear, which will entail fresh misfortunes Much, It
hail with all best wishes, but strongly doubt that
the Congress would obtain better conditions for Italy.
would be right from the great Powers important
concessions without offering equitable compensaons War
would be the only to resolve the difficulty but Italy
idea, and that is France and France has accomplished her
| mission.
The Independence Beige asserts that France making
vigorous naval preparations for the defences
AT the meeting of the Paris Conference the Ottoman
Ambassador that the Sultan had agreed excep
tonay, and for this only grant nvestiture to
COUGAR the Hospodar of both Moldava wallacha
the governments those places however, to be con
Quoted separately On motion Of the Russian Penpoen
tary another year allowed for the the
question Of the convent property in the Prncipaltes
The Austrian and Turkish Ministers called for
early the decision they had regard
ing the navigation of the Danube They not pre-
pared with the required information, and promised
communicate the observations Of their conference TO their
governments.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Herald contra
the report that twenty gates have been ordered
be built at Cruza It says the from i'm
mo ord being pateG which ire
tended for the embrasures at Cherbourg.
The Aone publishes the agricultural statistics OF Al
ges showing that the harvest that country has
been satisfactory.
Two additional prominent French exles publish in tho
London Times their views Of the late amnesty NJ E.
Guinet declines accept it, denying the right of the En-
peror either to prescribe pardon him. Felix Pyatt de-
termnes, matter of policy, to accept the amnesty,
and to France where he thinks patriots may do
more good than by remaining aloof
Prince Napoleon had gone to Switzerland and was
supposed that his journey had reference to the intended
interview between the Emperors.
NJ de la Guerronere had gone to St. Sauveur. His mis-
sion the intended liberal reform Of the press
laws.
The monthly of the Bank of France show in
crease in cash Of 6, 750, 900 france
reported in Paris that France had notified tho
Porte that she does intend treat the Suez canal
affair political question.
The Paris Bourse fell daily On Friday the article in
the Monitem sent the down to 6sf 4Oc., but
vague subsequently current that treaty OF
peace signed, and the rentes improved to 6sf 60c
ITALY.
The conclusion general the Continent that tho
answer of Victor Emanuel the Tuscan deputaon IN re-
gard annexation to Piedmont preconcerted with
Napoleon.
The Council of the different districts had officially pro-
claimed to the people of Turin that the Tuscan deputies
had deed of annexation TO the Sandman 60