Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-09-17

The Anglo Saxon and Ocean Queen steam
ers bring Liverpool and Havre dates to the
3lst, and from Cowes to the 1st. o..s !, s-
The main news of interest is that relating
to the proceedings of the French, Austrian
and Sandman Conference at Zurich, in Swift
zerland, to settle the affairs Of Italy in &C
cordance with the Treaty Of Villa Franco,
made by the Emperors Napoleon and Francis
Joseph, The great difficulty was, to settle
how the Duchies of Parma, Aodene and Tus-
cany, should in future be ruled-the people
having during the war driven out their Ducal
rulers, and since refused to receive them back
again. 1t appears that Sardinia will not con-
sent to any settlement of the Italian imbro-
Clio fayoring the restoration Of the deposed
rulers Of the puehies, and the Paris Oonstitu-
ti0n'asl states; authoritatively no doubt, that
the Emperor will literally fulfill his Villa Fran
ca agreement on this point, but il he " should
mot succeed in uniting the princes and their
people, it is not his intention to force either
the one or the other. This is important, as
if France does not interfere against them, the
people are abundantly able to take care Of
themselves. Another point of disagreement
at the Conference is as to what shall be the
name of the new kingdom of which Victor
Emanuel is, to be the ruler. Austria is will
ling that Victor Emanuel should be known as
King of Sardinia and Lombardy, but will not
consent that he should describe himself as
King of Upper Italy.
From Italy, we see it stated that
The Mayor of Parma issued proclamation
on his return from Paris, in which he report
ed the conversation he had with the Emperor.
Napoleon said: ..,.
"Fell your population that my arms shall
never do violence to their wishes, and that
will not permit any foreign power to do VIC
lence against you"
The Mayor adds these words:
"Mark, your are arbiters of your own des-
tinies."
Garibaldi has resolved to maintain strict
discipline in the army of Central Italy. In an
order Of the day he says: II will cause to
be shot any one who calls himself a Mazzini-
an, Republican, Socialist, or even Carl
baldian He will have none with him but SOL
diers and Italians" - .5s -.'-Ss
The only item Of interest from England is
that the Great Eastern will be ready to leave
for Portland on the 18th nst.-(yesterday }
Leigh Hunt, the world famed author, died
in London on the 2Sth ult., in the roth year
of his life. ........
Two hundred persons were killed by an
earthquake in Italy.
The English markets were dull, but quota
tons unchanged.
The cholera was spreading along the shores
of the Baltic.
The strike of the London builders still con.
tinues.
The Prussian government was vigorously
maintaining the prohibition to export horses
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TO LIv.
ERPOOL.
LONDON, Aug. 81.
A telegram from Zurich to-day says the pr
vate conference continues. The Times Paris
correspondent says things are going on sc
badly at Zurich as to render dissolution o.
the conference in few days probable.
A Congress of war seems to be the only al
tentative, to which Austria is decidedly op.
posed, and which will have as little success as
this conference.