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Additional Foreign News.
FARTHER POINT, August 2S-Mi Midnight.-T
steamship Indian, from Liverpool, with dates
to Wednesday, the 17th inst, has passed this
point on her way to Quebec.
The steamers BorNssia and North Briton had
arrived at Liverpool.
| At Zurich, on the 18th inst, conference
between the Austrian and French Penipoten-
tiaries took place, lasting two hours. A Cabi-
net courier arrived from Paris on that day.
The plenipotentiaries held no formal sitting
on the 10Th and 10th, but were epgaged In fes-
tivities.
FRANcE.--The military Jete at Paris on the
entry of Napoleon, proved to be very grand
affair. The troops were headed by the Empe-
ror, an the display was very imposing.
The Emperor has granted full amnesty to all
political offenders.
7o Deum took place in Paris on the 18th,
| in honor of the jete. Napoleon, and all the
plenipotentiares and members Of tho Federal
Council were present.
| The Paris correspondent of the Daily Ne,os
asserts that the Zurich Conference Is at dead
lock.
The Emperor Napoleon had exhibited symp.
toms Of annoyance at the conduct of the Court
| Of Vienna, and recent articles in the Paris
journals, in praise Of Kossuth and Gsribaldi,
ere attributed to that feeling.
The grand military spectacle which had been
prohibited In the Paris theaters, out of copsid.
Grafton for Austria, has been permitted to re-
appear.
AUsTRrA---Tho ministerial journal Of Vienna
insists very strongly on the stipulatons at Villa
Franca being carried out at Paris.
IrALY-The rumored Red Republican move.
ment in Parma is oontradicted
QUEBEC, August 29.--The steamship Inaian,
from Liverpool on the 18th inst, arrived at
this port this morning. Her papers furnish
the following details in addition to the brief
summary te1egraphed from Farther Point:
GREAT BIrTAIN.-Lord John Russell said in
the House of Commons, prior to the delivery
Of the Queens speech, that Mr.. Bruce had
been sent to Pekin with view to the ratif-
cation of the treaty with China, and that it
was the intention Of the Government to re-
qure the Chinese to fully carry out tho con-
ditions of the treaty. Lord Palmerston, in
reply to " question, said that it was the ex-
press desire of the Government to encourage
the formation of rife and artillery corps.
The nomination of Charles Lennox White
as Envoy Extraordinary to Central America
and the rumored cession Of the territory in
Honduras to Great Britain, had given rise to
the impression that the English Government
was seeking to strengthen its position in that
quarter of the world.
Sir William Gore 0useley is about to be re.
called.
The arrangements for the great cricket
match in America, between the picked play.
ers of both continents, have been finally
com pleted. The English players will leave
England for America on the 7th September.
Captain Pember, of the ship John Fife, had
been arrested for shooting dead seaman
named John Macarthur.
THE LATEST by TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON
TO LIVERPOOL.
| LONDON, August IA proposal has been
made on behalf Of Mr.. Lever to charter tho
steamship Great Eastern for voyage out and
home from Great Britain to America. E20, 900
| is offered.
FRANCB-The triumphal entry into Paris Of
the army Of Italy on the 18th instant, passed
off with great cclat. The streets were crowded
to excess. All the public buildings and many
private residences were decorated and the illu-
limitations in the evening were on the grandest
scale.
The soldiers bearing the standards taken
from the enemy received ovations.
The Emperor is said to have been coldly re-
ceived in the more Democratic quarters Of
| Paris.
On Sunday evening grand banquet was
given by the Emperor to the principal chiefs Of
the army.
At the close of the banquet, the Emperor
made speech, and distributed medals to all
who were engaged in the Italian campaign.
On the day Of the tete the Emperor pardoned
upward of eleven hundred persons who had
been sentenced to imprisonment for commission
Of various crimes.
The Monitew states that the Emperor has
decided on retaining, for the present, an army
Of $4,000 men in Lombardy.
Several of the corps which had very highly
distinguished themselves in the campaign
could not be represented at the entry Of the
troops.
Lille is to be made the head-q uarters Of the
grand military command, with the Marshals Of
France at the head.