Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21
Additional Foreign News by the Borussia
The Zurich Conference.

Zurich as the central point of European interest.
1t seems toleraby certain that the conference IL
on the point of breaking up leaving everything OF
importance undone. The distribution Of the debt,
quite u secondary question, is announced by the
Vienna Prcsse, to be settled to principle. while
it's detail. will be carried out by u commission
Lombardy it is said will DO charged with an n-
come Of live millions lire upon the Monte Mllano,
and will take two hundred millions Of the Austrian
dsbta.
The Tuscan doputaiion, charged with Offering
the King Of Piedmont the anncxat on of the coun-
try il said to have quilted Florancc yesterday. 1t
consists of the Counts Ugolino della Ghcrnrdesca
and Scipione Borghese, Professor Giorgno. Doctor
Rndo Ro-chi. and NJ. pietro Augusta Adami,
Director Of the National Bank Of Leghorn.
The Malone publishes the folio wing piece of in
telligence dated Ancona. August %:
".Iustrian- in disguise continues To arrive here.
We learn TINT ut Ncnce steamships with troops on
board ae-ready to weigh anchor. Their destina-
ton IN unknown. General kalbermalten is stated
to have declared that he had not sufficient troops
TO attempt m expedition against tho Romagna
with any chance OF success"
A letter in "a Genocse journal gives tho cheering
announcement that the Ncapolitan government is
preparing u constitution based upon Rn elevate
system and a national assembly. Treunial parlia
inents. sit every year. but only Tor fifteen days:
Responsible ministers, md tho power ot dissolution
of the parliament by the King, with tho consent OF
lied.
believe it has been asccrtained beyond all
doubt that tho higher clergy in Tuscany are dispo-
sed to carry out pussumus principle. Rome
will, to the very last net by the NIL pervadng fl
bros of hor organization against the substitution
Of light for darkness, pursuasiou for terror, ind
truth for hlsehood. Tho provisional governments
are doubtless well informed rs to all that passes,
and will be prepared equally against secret foes
and open enemies.
The copy off petition now in course of signa-
ture in Algeria appears in tho Patrle; its object is
to obtain the re-appontment Of Prince Napoean
to the ministry of that colony. Its tone is highly
fattering TO the Priuce, of whom it says among
other things, Tho intelligence Of his WAS
received with an absolute stupeiaction" Such n
document would hardly have been put forward UNI
| less with the sanction of government.
THIS is not the first time his return to public af
fairs has been limited at lfhe really believ-
cd he had IL chance ufthe Grand Ducal Crown of
! Tuscan that br ght d. Q IN has now melted away
80 it is quite possible tins petition may herald an
awakening from his Imperial lighness politco-ad
| minlstrative sleep.
Business experienced revival Mt tho Bouso to-
day 1t trans pres that the realization Of premium
by large holders (which produced the recent
| falls were not tho result, rs had boon supposed,
OF the receipt of bad Intelligence. Many persons
believe we have the lowest prices, aud that
public confidence will gradually revive, in spite
! ton.
Some SPECTATORS going for riso, in the be-
lief that the separation of the conferences is n
step preliminary to the meeting of Congress
Rentes Let III ut GSlr. Soc, cash, and 6Sfr. Soc
nacount--n rise of 35c, and 30c.; Credit Mobilicr
S20Ir aud Sl1tr. 5Oc--a rise Of G7fr. 25c. and 7fr
| SOC.
Accounts from Madrld state that Spain had
Withdrawn her consul from Tangers, and de-
cided to demand satisfaction of Morocco for the
outrages Mt Cent,. Orders had been given for
the formation OF an expeditionary corps of 10 600
| men.
1t il suggested in the London papers that the
firing on the steamer Indus was for the purpose o.!
bring her to- in order t, learn the state Of affairs
| ut Centa.
Later adv.ces from Madrid state that Gen. prim
will command the expedition fitting out against
the Moors.
The Madrid journals of tho 2Sth ult. join, with
out distinction of party.iu expressin" appreciation
Of the expedition which the government is about
to send against the Moors of the Riff. The semi
official Correspondence Autografa says that the
expedition is 10 consist of 600 men. 1t says also
that tho Spanish Consul at Tangors bad sent !,
note tn the government of Morocco, demandin !,
that the Moors who had been guilty Of acts Of hos
tity to the Spanards should be given up. and
threatening to ewploy furcc if they were not
The Consul, it adds, had retired from ransiers to
await an answer.
| GERMANY.
| Vienna letter Of the % tn ult says:
| The deliberations of the new cabinet continue
day after dap because the wish is to bring II
speedy ,uclusiun not only what concerns the re-
construction Of the ministerial departments. bnt
also +, fix the basis of the policy. The mrre
suppression of the Ministry Of Commerce. and the
assigning Of it's different branches to other depart
ments, occupies much time.
| A communication from Frankfort saws:
Germany c,nnot have forgotten the ehioIts n,ade
last spring drag the States OF the Gcrmanic Con
federation into II war with France, but it is sin
gular fact that the States most eager for were
those While: were least prepared for it. Their
treasures were tho nearly exhausted to suIlly the
means for extraordinary ornaments, 81 the ltgs-
latiye chambers were called on to authorize loans
which could only be obtained on most disadvauia-
genus terms
The Bayarian government had great difficulty
in finding subscribers to tll up loan III four mil
Inns Ut forms to meet the first requirements OF
the army. The Chambers again conyuked
in extraordinary session 10 vote another loan of
twenty five millions but in spite of all that minis
ters could cay or do. they refused t. vote more
than twelve millions. 10 be raised by loan either
ut homo or abroad. 1t is that lnan which has now
been brought forward here by MN. dc Rothschild
Erlanger, and others.
RUSSIA.
1 Advices from Russia state that the exped ton
int, DAghestah had been completely successful.
A COMPANY had been formed in ST. Petersburg
Cor the construction Of commercial port there on
| v large scale.
The government had ordered the three great
| ,orps iarmee under the Prince Gortschakof to be
placed on u poaoe footing.
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SINGULAR DEAra.-Mr E. S. Heistand. clerk in
he drug store OF Mowry Vance, at Mansfield