Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-09-02

Bs2# By the Steamship Indian at Quebec, we have
dates from Liverpool to the 8th inst and further
details of European up to the date of her sailing
which we give as follows
At Zurich on the 18th Conier was held bet ween
the Austrian and French plenipoentiarles which lasted
two hours.
Cabinet courier had arrived from Paris on the same
day.
The Austrian penpotentiary, M. Massenburg, had
not LETT Zurich, as reported.
There Was TIE Deum at Zurich on the 9TH, III honor
of the Fae Napoleon All the penipotentiaries, mem
bers of the Federal Council, &c, were present.
FRANCE.-The military tete at Paris was grand at
fair The entree of the troops into the city, headed by
Napoleon, was extremely imposing spectacle.
The Emperor has granted full amnesty to all politi-
cal offenders.
The Paris correspondent of the London Daily News
asserts that the Confidence is at dead lock.
The Ministerial journal at Vienna insists very strongly
on the stipuatiOns of Villa Franco being carried out
Paris.
The rumored Republican movement at Parma was
contradicted
There were symptoms of annoyance at the conduct
the Count of Vienna and recent articles in the Paris
journals in praise of the conduct OF kOssuth and Carl
baldi are attributable to this feeling
The grand military spectacle which had been prohb-
tied IN the Paris theatre, out OF consideration Tor Aus
tria, had been permitted to be reproduced.
The Plenipoentiaries at Zurich held no formal sitting
the 18th and 10th, but engaged in festivities.
The triumpha entry of the army of Italy into Paris
on the 18th, passed off with great ecat.
The streets crowded to excess and decorations
and iluminatons in the evening, grand scale
but the Emperor is said to have been coOly received in
the democratic quarters OF the city.
On Sunday evening grand banquet was given by
Napoleon to the principal chiefs OF the army, at the
close of which he made speech and distributed medals
| to all who engaged in the Italian campaign.
On the day of the FGe the Emperor pardoned upwards
of 100 persons who had been sentenced to prison Or
various crimes.
The Monteur states that the Emperor having decided
to retain tor the present $4,000 men in Lombardy,
era corps, which had much distinguished themselves in
the campaign, not represented at the entry of the
troops.
Lille is to be made the head quarters of grand mill
tary command, with Marshal OF France at its head.
Accounts from the vineyards are very favorable.
ENGLAND.--LOrd John Russell said in Parliament
prior the delivery of the Queens speech, that Mr.
Bruce had been sent to Pekn with view to the ratif
cation OF the treaty with China, and that it the in
tenOn of government to require the Chinese fully tC
carry out its conditions.
Lord PalmerstOn replied to question and said that
it was the express desire of the Government
the formation of rife and artillery corps
The nomination of Charles Lennox Wyke as Envoy
Extraordinary to Central America, and the rumoreC
cessOn o. Territory in Honduras to Great Britain, has
given rise to the impression that the English Govern
ment is seeking to strengthen it's position in that quar-
ter of the world.
Sir VIM. Gore Ousley is about to be recalled.
Arrangements are making for Cricket match il
America. A corps of picked English players will sal
for America on the 18th September.
LATEsT.-A proposal had been made on behalf of Mr.
Lever to charter the Great Eastern for trip out ant
home from Great Britain TO the United States H
offers 100000