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nish the following items Of news:
Tho steamship G,.ai EIssern had left the
Thames and proceeded to sea on her trial
trip with ontire safety Her performances
had been 80 far satisfactory.
Tho sessions of the Zurich Conference have
| been suspended.
Tho Assemblies Of Parma and Romagna
have definitely resolved on annexation 10
Piedmont.
Tho National Assembly at Bologna on the
7th inst. adopted resolution declaring that
the people Of Bologna desire annexation to
Sardinia. Bologna will illuminate in honor
Of tho event.
Tho assembly also authorized the Presi-
dent TO present an address to Napoleon and
the King of Sardinia, expressing its synpa-
thies for Venetia, and offering to mako pecu-
lisr sacrifices in her favor,
Tho Pope had been attacked with fever,
and was forced to suspend all audiences for
several days. He was, however, recovering,
end wss about to proceed to C.stel Goldofi.
4 deputation wGs about TO leave Turin on
q mission to the French Government.
Itis supposed that tho Popal army is not
in condition to act against the forces of
tho Romagna, led by Con. Garibald.
Tho National Assembly Of Parma opened
on the Ttl instant, with great solemnity. NJ.
Fariui, tho Dictator delivered en- address,
in which he reviewed tho history of the
Pourbons, and terminated amid cries Of" "Viva
Victor Emanuel The city presented the
appearance ofa great fee.
Several French journals have beon prohib-
tied in Sardinia III consequence Of advocat-
ing tho separation Of Savoy from Piedmont
Proposals wero pending in tho National
Assembly of Parma, confirming FGrini as
Dictator and declaring the termination of tho
Bourbon dynasty.
The Madrid journals say that the Emperor
Of Morocco has declared as traitors the tribes
on tho coast who nsulted the Spanish flag,
) and promises to in6Ict exemplary punish
ment on them. The Spanish Government,
however, doubts the fulfliment Of thie
, promise, aud continues its preparations for
the expedition 10 revenge the insult and
= murder Of its subjects.
! The English Government hes presented
note drawn up in friendly stylo, requesting
, explanations as to the object of tho oonocnua-
ton oG Spanish troops at Alseras, In tho i'm,
mediate vicinity Of Gibraltar.
G@RNANT.--Tbc great autumn fair at Frank
! fort wGs progressing with much briskness
Many dealers In cotton, slk aud wooion goods
had CON plately run out ther stocks 10 some
. CASES prices had advanced from two to ifteor
ger cent. The wool ssles we're to take place the
| following week
Tie Paris NgOriisir annOiuer5 tho death Of
the Emperor of Morocco, aud that his successor
I had been proclaimed. tranquility prevailed
at Algiers.
Tho disturbance on tic Island Of Gambia,
/ As!g!9 reported, was caused by the collection
Of taxes from the Creeks. Five of the tax
, gathorers had been murdered during tho afray
Tw0 bat,aiuns Of sOldicrs had been sent to
arrest the ringlsadors.
! 4 Circ rcaasiaa deEutatiOn had arrived at C'ou-
stantiuopIe aud presented to the Ambassadors
Of the several powers q protest against the in
! yssion Of their country BY the Russians, and
, stating mat the whole Of tho province would
e be forced to submit If they wsro abandoned by
, the Porto.
A great fire. had occurred ut Earoum, and
tho town bad sgain experienced repeated
shocks Of On earthquake.
[ Tho Calcutta and China mails arrived at
Alden August 20, and the Bombay mail of
August Il reached AdeD September l. The
! news had not been received by telegraph when
the ArGJin left.
The L2epcndence Beige says:
"EogAud has proposed TO France and Aus
} tria European Congress on italian affairs, on
t a basis of non intervention by forco;' but a
dispatch from Paris cOntradicts this.
! Tho Gfsnt Eas,erg departed froll the Thames
, on the morning of the Sth inst., in the pres
! enco OF an immense concourse Of enthusiastic
people. Captain C0mstock, late Of the steamer
Balfc, was on hoard, and took part in her
management. Her performance was admiIa.
e HE and she was kept undcr as perfect COM
/ nand as 4 river steamer.
, Her engines appeared capable Of starting or
! checking her motion almost by single motion
/ of tho hand. As to her speed, the london
Tiae' rays ber performance proved her to be
the fastest vessel in ths world Shc left the
More al 0:l5 A. NJ, and Was of Dover at 8
: 7. M.
. Tho London Times has an editorial on & On.
HarDey'e occupation Of San Juan Island,
3 eharsnterlEng it as an exercise Of power to
/ which Euglaud will not tamoly tubmt.
, Tho American horse "Starke" won the War
, wick Cap.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, September 0.
Cot'on-- Tho market opened early in the
week active, but closed TO day quiet sales OF
s the week $4,000 bales, including II 800 bales
!. 10 exporters and $500 bales to rpeculators
y The sales to-day arc estimated at 7, 500 bales,
Q ino!dding 1900 bales to exporters Tho mar
}. bet closed quiet but steady at the following
u quotations: Orleans midding I'D; Mobile
n fair I'D, middling 15I6d.; upland fair
6Hd. The Mancbester advioss arc favorable.
10 the markets arc active and prices advancing.
d Brends'uts. ts.-Wheat steady; inferior ouali
ID ties unsalablc. Flour quiet. Yellow Corn
70 js Sd. G6s.
~ Portions heavy for rniddlino ord