, 1859-11-05

THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
SAckvs..x, y. H.. Oct. 4.-The Horne E,.
press having arrived from Halifax, furnishes Liz.
e1pool dates TO the eth ult brought BY the
The departure Of the steamer Great Eastern
ff1r tile United States llad been ucain postncn.
cd-sh,s time sine die. She will probably no:
leave this year.
The details Of the treaty agreed upon by the
Zurich Conference had bctn published. from,
Mn'en u appears 10 bc mere umpltcatiou Of
The fil!a.ranca agreement Of the Emnerors
The rights Of the t;rund Dukes of 1taiv arc re-
Powers.
: Spain was dissatisfied with Morocco's ofl.r
# pacIs'ca'ion, and war was considered in,ni-
nent.
The Sardini4u Government had issued t]c.
cree, calling tor a loan Of one hundred million
cf francs.
The steamer Vanderbilt and City Of Bs1t-
n,ofc. from Nrs York, xcd North America from
Quebec. had arrived rut.
The Zurich treaty stipulatas that the ra.itica-
tlon ol the peace treaty shall be exchanged with
The Paris I;iyx intinases that Naptes. Snu;n
Portugal aEd Sweden are not likely to become
members Of the rrujec I'd Congress-. The Lon
don 1t,Ms. Iotf aud I<r4Id ure avcrsc 10 lug
land joining it,
The PIT. Lard Pal.ncrsson's organ, regards
the Italian complication very serious, aud the
situation of Napoleon very embarrassing. 1t nj.
70 thinks it certain tt,at l:omacna vii! be At.
iarkcd by the l'apa troops, and that vt the firat
menace Of an armed Intervention IN 1ltc Uuches,
Of rapal rule
The electricians have commenced ut ynlcntia
experiments on the Atlantic cable, with some
encouraging results.
It is reported at Paris that the Emperor lad
refused at audience to y delegation from Ro
ulaEna. mud granted oac 10 u deputa.ion from,
the Dachies.
The English journals continue to draw attcn-
ton to the iLstnensc naval arBlalncats now build
ing in France. particularly at Toulon, where
twenty.two large ships erc being constructed.
Notn'ng Ieti,lte is known as to the projected
Chinese expedition.
Il; reported that Marahal Valiant has AUG
Eesfedto Napoleon thu occupation Of tic Ouch
les bE French troops, to prevent civil war.
Considerable excitement prevails III Piedmont
on account Of the conditions Of tho Zurich
treaty.
1t is reported ct Turin TINT Neapo1itan VAT
hhlps having been seen of Koinugna, Pied
n,ontese vessel Was ordered to the Adriatic.
There is Il rumor Of revolutionary movements
IN Ial .r1no. in which fiftcrn ,cbeIs were killed.
a Zurich telegram of the 18th SAYS: Tic
principal points Uf the tteuts Of Peace between
France aid Austria has been signed by the
F'enIrotentiaEies, but not yet ratified By tile
governments.
Austria gives up Lonbardy except Mantua
and perschsira aud As far as the frontier lins.
fixed By special commission to France. who
transfers it 10 Piedmont.
Pensions acquired in Lonlbardy are To be raid
BY the new government Piedmont il to pay
Austria forty .ntious aorins and he responsible
for three tItls of tlle debt Of Monte, Lombard,
withdrawing the debt in all transferred to
Sardinia .aH.'h1, ,oDV francs.
The two powers wil unite their efforts in or
der that reto1m in the administration shall bt
carried out tr The Pope Thereto. tie rights Of
The Dukea Of Tuscany, Modeua and Parma arc
expressly resctrcd to tho two EmpeTors, who
will assist with ali their power. in Tue formation
OF confederation Of the 1t;iar States.
'cEet'a, under Austrian rule, is to form part
Of the confederation
Katitication viii be exchanged ut Zurich
within fifteen days
1t will be seen from the above that the treaty
Is merely III amplication OF The vi!lafrauca
agreement.
. Il Zurich telegram Of tho .1st, announces
that Count Coierdo was that morning attacked
with apoplcAy. -Four physicians were attend
1n% him, but there were little hopes Of hiy re-
corery.
The Paris Psw states Of its knowledge that in
Congress accepted in principle by the English
GoEeronlent, the only Powers to he represented
t besides tue i;reat ooues, will he Piedmont aud
the POPE, aud Naples under cer,Aiu eren&ux1i.
ties. The admission might be natural, but
S*eden and Portugal have ITO claim.
The Latft"fssD< BetHe xays thpt out Of cnn,-
Ti'uent 10 Napoleon, !AuslriA proposed that tue
C.Asrcss sliould lit in Paris. bnt this was d.
clined, and tLe chances favored brussels.
tongress was being canvussed by the press,
and generally tue arguments were a,ninst IT.
The Londen 7smes and IIe,uld are both averse
to England joining any Congress on Italian ut.
The I'o4t, palmerson's organ, asserts that II
were m Idle tritlinE will, the influence Of Eng
land aud hopes of Italy, TO expect auy Eng
lish statesman, ut all worthy the name, who
would hazard Ills own reputatiun md tho III.
tlonRl honor entrusted III iis care, bv entering
II Congress Of which the basis ,nay lie the exc.
cutaon OF the "nricl. treaty. The .nn,c jour-
nal, ~ another editorial, regards the Italian
question HI very serious aud tic position Of Ma
roleon as extremely embarrassing. lie has un-
dcFtaken tic special protection Of the rapal
government and Of ltuli4n liberty, while the
lnpa' l'oner and Italian liberty are in ope,, war.
It IL almost certain that the Rornnsua wall bc
attacked by Papat troops. II is also certain
that at the irst menace Of armed Intervention
IN the Duchics. tho troops Of Gar,baldi will
sweep before them every vestiec Of l'apal rule
L Cnic1 tllrxc circumstances tht Intervention ot
Austria will be anticipated. Whit rart would
tsAnee then E!uy. and what extension would
tho Roman question then assume. Tile fast
concludes by saving that English statesmen
will make efforts to avert the dunrcrs Which
threaten Europc.
:, GREAr 1Ki7AlS.-The directors Of the Great
isa*tera, On the lst, announced l1lsl TIC de-
rsrtnrc ri tho vessel is postponed sine .lie and
orders gwen tlat all passuge mon: :y bc refunded
no time VIII BE- liked fur llcr transatlantic
II md l,
lta!t'g out tic ship in tl,orau.h sc4 going con.
d1t!on Accnrdlug to some a:.thoriii.s there is
no likelihood Of tue sora:c l,cing made before
err1ng. The ship remains at HoIshcad shout
len days lonecs aud then goes to southampton
70 complete her fittings. after wl,c'l trip TO
present condition the directors will not accent
tie ship frou Scott iiusscll.
Inc uirectors Of the I.undan md Northwest
crn la1lroad Company, gaze a grand banquet
u Aolyhead to the Directors Of the Great shin
Company on the 18TH. The Marquis Of Chsnd"s
stone, Chancellor oi' EAclc1ucr. Sir Jno. l'ark-
'nEton, and n'nuy influential men in commerce
and I'olsf'ca. The speeches we're all hopeful u
TITO success Of the ship. Mr. McIyor, iu ljs
Remarks. reiterated the statement tl.at the Gu
ha-d Co. was building steamer considerably
larger Than the Persia.
fr."ce Napoleon, after n,inute1y insprctiup
1ae HFe3t Eastern, ut Holyhead, paid 4 flv,ne
visit to Liverpool aud Manchester, and t',e., ltff
IN hls vessel for PAT. unknown.
Inc funeral Of Robert Stephenson took placc
a. estn:'nsisr Abbey OIL the list, in the rrc-
s:hce oi great concoursc Of people snd with
every demonstration Of respect The Abbey
was crowded, aud the attendance included lie
mos: distinguished uien Of rank.
Af Stephenson btqaeaths 9.:5taA1 to pubEc
in +titu'ions at New Castle, Sunderland, Shields
aaa otLer towns in that locality.