Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-10-28
Foreign News.

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enson, died on the 18th.
Numerous arrests had been made at
Parma, and the principal authors and ac-
completes of the murder of Anviti are in
the hand of justice. The city was tran
quill, and the disarrning of the populace
had been ordered. 1t was surrounded by
Modense and Tuscan troops.
Gen. Garibaldi had issued procla-
nation to the army of Italy. He says;
Soldiers, the hour Of new struggle ap-
proaches. The enemy is threatening,
and will, perhaps, attack US before many
days are over In addressing my old
companions of Lombardy, / know / am
not speaking to deaf men, and that it is
enough to tell them that We are going to
fight the enemy of Italy. l shall look to
see you, then, firm in your ranks.'-
Dated Bologna, Oct. 5.
The Pope was to have an interview
with the King of Naples at Castle Con
dolfo, where he will prolOng his stay on
account of the agitation reigningin Rome.
After his departure, demonstration took
place in honor of the Sandman Ambass-
ador; and a crowd of visitors, estimated
at ten thousand, called and left their
cards at the Ambassadors residence
The French gen darmerie preserved or
der, but the effect of the demonstration
was profound. The Ambassador was to
leave on the 10th, when another slight
demonstration was expected.
A Zurich dispatch Of the 18th, says the
Conference does not draw to close
Austria still refuses to diminish the
amount of the debt of Lombardy to be
borne by Sardinia. The demands o
Austria are not only resisted By Sardinia
but do not receive the support of France
who has proposed to submit the disputed
point to the arbitration of another Power
No answer had been received to this pro
position. The French government wish
es the arrears of the pensions of tn,
Monte Napoleon, and an indemnity 70
the cost of the late war, to be included il
the statement Of the debt which will hav
to be paid by Austria and Piedmont.
The Emperor was expected at Parit
Wednesday night.
An envoy Of the Sultan had arrived q
Alexandria bearing al order TO the Vice
roy of Egypt to op ,ose the continuatio
of the works of the Suez Canal. TIL
foreign consuls had Immediately Assem-
- bled
Letters from Madrid state that tn
Emperor of Morocco had ratified the q
rangement concerning the frontier line
Melila, and expressed his readiness
:, give Spain all the satisfaction she d
manded.
Additional discoveries had been mac
at Constantinople concerning the late COZ
>. spiracy. 1t was asserted that incendi&l
q machines ha been discovered, viii,
q were intended to burn the European pa
e of the town.
~ The Grand Vizer had rendered h
>. resignation, and although it was refuse
! it was evident that the dissolution of Il
=. Ministry was inevitable.
: The new loan had been contracte
! under heavy conditions.
= On the occasion of the obsequies oft
, Bey of Tunis, the Moors assailed t
20 Jews, wounding many MORALLY. Sor
nj Christians were also wounded, as "
.st also q Minister of the new Bey, W
or came TO the rescue, striking and kill
.ir many on the spot, and caused thirty NJ
10 sulmen to be arrested. Tranquil
bo finally prevailed.