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| NEW YonK. Aug. 29.-All warnings to tie
French newspapers have been Withdrawn.
Arrival of the Indian.
NEW YORK. Aug. 28.--The steamer Indian
| has arrived at Farther Point, with Liverpool
dates of the 18th.
| Cotton-sales of days 10000 bales. of
which SPECTATORS and exporters took 1900
| bales. Market very dull and quotations bare
| ly maintained. Inferior qualities declined
lie. Orleans middling e; upland middiing
Manchester advices are unfavorable, but
| little inquiry. and prices are weak. Flour
| steady. Wheat very dull. Quotations are
| barely maintained. Corn-prices easier but
| quotations unchanged. Pork heavy, holders
| are pressing on the market; all qualities
slightly declined. Lard steady. C0nsols
Tine steamers .Borussia and North Briton
arrived out.
ZURICH, ia conference was held be-
| tween the Austrian and French Plenipoten-
tiaries, lasting two hours.
A Cabinet courier arrived from Paris
Meysenburg, a second Austrian Plenipoten-
| tiary, had not lett Zurich for Venice as re-
ported.
The Plenipotentiaries have held no formal
sittings: the 18th and 10th being engaged in
festivities.
FRANCE.--The military fete and entry Of
Napoleon into Paris was very imposing. Ma
poleon headed the troops. He has granted
lull amnesty to all political offenders.
The lie Deuma was sung in Paris On the 18th
in honor OF the fete.
Napoleon and all the Pleni potentiaries and
members of the Federal Council were pre-
sent.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Nea0s says the Zurich Conference is at dead
lock.
Napoleon exhibited symptoms of annoyance
at the conduct of the Court OF Vienna.
The recent articles in the Paris journals
praisng Kossulh and Garibaldi are attributed
to this feeling.
The grand military spectacle which had
been prohibited in the Paris theatres out of
consideration for Austria is permitted to re-
appear.
The Vienna Ministerial Journal very
strangely insists on the Villa Franco stipuia-
tions being carried out at Paris.
ITALY The rumored Red Republican
movement in Parma is contradicted.
MISUNDERSTANDING have declining
tendency. Quotations are barely maintain
ed. Provisions have a decliuging tendency.
Lard quiet but steady; Sugar quiet; Coffee
dull.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. F.-Noon-Cotton dull,
IL Co., Say the harvest prospects are favorable,
Western Red wheat Is 6d(G7s Sd; White $50
IS cd; Yellow and mixed corn 5s 6d(95s l0d;
White 7s96d.
LONDON. -Breadstuffs have declining ten
dency. Sugar quiet; Cettee firm.
New YORK, August 29.-ENGLAND.--The
nomination Of Charles LennOx White, as En-
voy to Central America, and the rumOred ces-
sion of Honduras to Great Britain gives the
impression that Eng land is about to strength
herself in that quarter.
Arrangements for great cricket match in
America have been completed. The English
players leave England on the 18th.
20200 have been offered for charter of the
Great Eastern to America and back.
SUNDAY EyENING.-A great banquet was
given 10y Napoleon TO the principal chiefs of
the army. At the close the Emperor spoke
aud distribute medals to all engaged in the
Italian Campaign.
On tine day OF the fete the Emperor par
doned upwards of eleven hundred persons
imprisoned for various crimes.
The Moniteur says that Napoleon has deci-
to retain Tor the present, an army of nifty
thousand in Lombardy.
Lille will be the headquarters of the grand
military command.
AUsTRA.-lt is reported that the new con-
stitutioG will be characterized by the princi-
ment of representing the provinces by Pre-
negatives given by the aristocracy, and by
strict Catholic spirit.
Garibaldi arrived at Leghborn and accepted
the command of all forces of central Italy.
FRANcE.-The Vineyard accounts are un-
favorable.
The statue of Napoleon, by Canoya, was
inauguarted al Milan on Tue l4th.
A proposition declaring the ynasty of the
III ,tuS an mi m Tuscany
unanimously supported i'll the Tuscany Ma
tional Assembly, but the discussion was post
pOned.
1t is reported that the French Government
has addressed a dispatch TO the Great Powers
refusing to assist the self elected Princes to
return to their dominions by force. Nor will
she permit Austria or any other power so to
aid them. The death of the King of Prussia
rs hourly expected. All the Princes and
ministers have been called.
LoNDoN.-Funds are slightly fuctuating
and dull with a downward tendency.