, 1859-08-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
Four Days Later from Europe.
ARRfT8L OF TIE NUTl-SC0Tliy,
AND HIS MOVEMENTS.

GARIBALpEAND HIS MOVEMENTS.
Farther PoSr, Aug. 6.-The steamship No
va-Seotian, from Liverpool on tue s7,h, has
passed this point. bound for Quebec. Her adyi-
ces. which are four days later, hare been OBJ
tained. The general news is important.
England demands the general disarmament Of
the recent belligerent powers. Is condition for
taking part in The European Congress-
TEE NEW ITALIAN CONFEDERATION. !
It is reported that Count Walewski has SUBJ
mstted plan for the Confederation of Italy 1t
is to comprise seven States, and the Presidency
is nominally given 70 the Pope, but in reality to
The Kings Of Sardinia and Naples alternately,
The strong places to be garrisoned by the Fed
eral troops, are Gaeta, Hantua aud Piacenza-
The votes in Federal Diet. according to tho
proportion, are to be divided a follow u: Par
ma one; Modena one; the Pope two; Tuscany
TWO; Sardinia three; Naples three.
GREAr BR1rA1x.-fn the House Of Lords, Lord
Lyndhusst defended himself from the charges
OF Ir. Bright on account Of the warning voice
he raised. and asked if the admiralty were aware
that the French we're arming their fleets with
rit1ed cannon.
The Duke vi Somerset replied in the ati.ma-
tire, and said that although England had in-
proved cannon in progress Of manufacture, they
could not he ready for some time.
In the House Of Commons, Sir De Lacey
Exams moved for the appointment Of Commis-
!, sloners to enquire into national defences aud
report what Improvements were possible. 1t is
understood that the government has assensed
TO the substance Of the resolution. The gov
ernment, however, would not assent to the mo-
tion. but we're willing to appoint committee
to enquire what permanent for,i6cations were
necessary for the defence Of the dock yards and
arsenal.
sirLacey Eran's resolution was negatiyed.
The PEACE CosFEREScE.-Nothingo Of mo-
ment bad transpired in regard to the Confer
encc at Zurich, nor is it ku0wo whether Sardi-
mia would take part. 4 despatch Of the 25th
from Rome, however, says that the representa-.
ives Of tue taree powers weree1pectcd to meet
at the end Of July.
1t was vaguely rumored in Paris on the e5th,
that Napoleon would visit London.
The London Ddsly Nttrs believes that, al
though the scheme of the italian Confedeta-
ton may not hare been formally struck off this
programme, It is not now insisted upon BY its
,.uthor, THAT little more will be hearl Of
The French fret had sailed from and it
wa reported that portion Of the French army
had begun to leave italy.
Count PeEstgny had arrived in Paris from
London. 1t is said TINT be took with him aa a.
surance that England would give her adhesion
TO the Congress on condition OF immediate and
ri. .@'
:. ;nEe.aaa ~. W.n1:sh ~ 1..raon .'1*es
Just offered TO send q representative 10 the
Congress. provided France disarms,-that the
French Emperor agreed 10 do 50, on condi-
ton that England did the SAINT, that Eog.
aua a, sensesI ~ W cona't'on " fsoesA ols1
ha;a ,ta ~ ,ana anu a r.. rranee vi"
trtment is very well satisfied with the conduct
Of the Emperor.
lno i.a.Praoenef ~ ttege E1ses arePo1s tnat me
eIopoSnaon !oE ols1rmament proceeded IN the
III. =. :..... :n 'oI4 .'aPo,sa' .,
,,xn.a ~ - Issssea Ess. a .aat ntaty eonse9uoa oe-
t .,t.JsI no .,.t sst1'ss 70 1la.y nas
S.r shars of H. n,t;on,i Jah. ID ~ LAKE
ezn: ""'8 VI 'oe -o'A eoae1nS 'ne
~.
~ enoeasolea " EnEtano 10 attnonte 10
FRANCE ene causes Q! sae Ine'isn hataonal nns-
dens. oat tne Eng,sh are deceived merely IN
.,;u oroer 70 iurtoer o the nat,ona! d:lenees Ihe
e1ngGSeao'o g?Saas'a o. our a'namehts ,s 70 jasu'y
saa y. tue ouufet ioI eos
Of England and France Vii show ,h.t tbese con
4idcraiiops have been errpueous. Sinco lR15
bv two hundred million frSnc4, making for 1860
u total Of more than eix hundred and iftY mil
lion francs, while the French army budget for
1860 docs not exceed four hundred anh sixty.
three million. One therefore asks whether It is
to France and her ex,raotdinsrv armamrnt. that
heavy burdens which weivh on the EoeIish peo.
pie are to be attributed, or whether these euor
nous expenses and fa1es which arc the conse.
quences Of these burdens, must not be att1ibu.
led to other reasons"
The Paris correspondent Of the Herald saws
there is something like Ga0, 900 900 expended
nut Of the late lean, and it il understood ti,at
the surplus will be applied to the Nary. The
pnri& P1Yrit refrrrin1 in the nhoxa rfa~ rr,,x
The Honit<ur saYs: "France las done eycrv,
thing to free En- land from the pirhtmsre n
invasion. in order to restore to beF calrnncss
and repose. If unsuccessful, England can onir
blame herself for the fears which acita1e her.
which if prolonged. would be m af1ront to the
sincerity, friendly feelings, and actions G ol
France"
II ,rt us noa ~ S:.: az ~ eeFou"eus kays
quarters. to assure England that ths Emneror
and his advisers consider the Anglo allianoe,
prosperity Of Eurore." '''
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| LoSpoS. July s7.-A- De AmbFos. reJ en-.
lghtened man. has been named as the Sardini.
an pIeuipotenttary 70 me eon1' fense at Zurich
| austria, however, refuse: to meet any Sardini.
an rerfesen1atse, put WI iease " open to nc
cede to the treaty a1e1 us concios1on by Aus
tfla and France .....
The Duke o. tuscany mas expressed his will
iDgness to abd,eate II 1.sof Q! bis son, .ho
promises eonsn.on sa oa' 'oe 1useans o11ec
aHogetne! ~ 'ue
1t is said that Napoleon wlp make his entry
| into Parl- on the l{ta Of August, at the head o.
part Of. the army Of italy.
The Herald says that The Grand Duke Con
stantine will 5000 VISIT England
The London Arg ari'cle OF to'da! says th'
funds opened on Tuesday with increased firm
ness, ut tre:h aas nee OF =:
The Fans anon4tenF1 Atleie, taxing excep
tons to the military ana nasal expenditures Q
money WAS steaa{.
Tue London 1tm@ says that tne Farls XoHs
ttur's article is IN many respects deceptive, an!
urges the immediate afmlng Of the nary viii
the Armstrong gun
e.sn,x,,
sAao'S'.'
Il hordt says that one Of the hIst acts Of th
new Ministry VIII De 20 put m .nd TO the pr
sent dictatorship, and frame an electoral oil
appllcabie TO Lomoaroy. oissolut'on VII
then take place 10 order 20 ehscf' 10 new cham
bers complete 1usaon o. F.eo"on, and Lon
baruS. Inc htng wiz psesue; ano tae farlfa
ment SCI N n!etnats sea's y. !nI'n ~, anu A1'at
The iue1n Journals sas 'na' Tue army. re1t
forced By recruitments IN Lombardy, IS to b
raised to 200 QUO men.
Gen. Gatibaldt has had . eonddentaal intc,
yiew with Cen Aarmo.a a. A. breseaa, on ne lsts
he sta.ea ~. ns "a. T. .nsa ~ n ~
cause.
Milan letter IN the London 1'"ses saysGar e
/ | will be gathering Of $4,000 volunteers in tt