, 1859-10-11
BY TELEGRAPH
Later from Europe.
FuFthel Delay ia the Sailing II The
Great Eastern.
Telegraph Cable Laid between Sicily
and MALTA.
AFFAIRS IN ITALY.


AFFAIRS IN ITALY.
Difficulty in China.
BRITISH TREATY R4 ZLFYED IN JAPAN.
FARTHER Po1xr, Oct 1o.-Tho steamship In.
dim Inns arrived with Liverpool, dates to
day, a5th n}t.-tl,ree days later.
IT. wak announced that the dcfinitiye treaty ni
rekca between France aud Austriu would be
signed in few days at Zurich.
The Overland Mail lad furnished ndvices
from China TO the 10th August.
The whereabouts Of Mr. Ward the American
Minister, ~xas not known.
, The impression prevails taat the Great East
crn would be still latther delayed, and that l!st
depnrtutc for tue United States would not take
place On tue ecth October
The rcpairs On the Great Eastern were Goin.
actively forward. twas thought probable that
Sue would, in few days, proceed to South.
ampton to finish repairs.
The Telegraph Gable between Sicily and
Malta had been successfully laid.
The London 1fmes has another leader on tlc
San Juan difficulty. 1t lalllents tilai tue tornet
difficulty should have left my pretext frr the
question which has arisen, aud says it is Il case
fur the earliest possible settlement
Earl Derby hus carried out his threat to clear
his Doon estate in Irclsnd, 80 far rs to serrc
crcry teuans with formal notice to quit il.
1t il rumored tha. Sir Hopc Grant is to hare
md that 10000 met, will be sent from 1udia, hui
none from England.
ALBANY, Africa, Sept. a:.-The american
shin, Charles Duct, nearly loaded for Liverpool,
vas burnod IT Bombay. She is q total loss.
Paris correspondence says the amended
Zurich programme is stated follows: 4 dcint'
tive treaty Of peace will Ic signed by the three
iFia cedss Le1abardy to France, who will trans-
fer it TO Sardnfa. The most difficult point in
The double trausftr il tue debt, and on this
hesd il il thought lint Austria will moderate
her demands Olhcr documents respecting the
1talian Confederation. Duchies,. &c, will he
signed By tho Austrian and French plcnipotenti-
aries only, Sardinia utterly rejects the rcxt''-
ration. and win not, uader present circuns'an-
ca agree To the confederation.
1his ruu,orcd' that Prince Albert will repre-
sent Eoglaud. aud the .archdukc Ma1tmillian.
Austria, in the proposed Congress al Jlrushels-
La7Esr-Lond0n. "Wednesday, A. A:-Col.
Hawkins, Commissioner for tue Oregon bound.
ary arrived Yesterday. and Iad "a Interview nt
the foreign Office Immediately after his arrival
Paris correspondence says there is still 4
hitch ID tie peace negotiations, AusrIa pcrs'st-
tnc in keeping IN army in Fenelia.
j.; II dcpu.ati0n frusn TIE komagna waiscd upon
tl,k .;ing af Sardinia on ttc eth. lie said -
:" As ut Italian I'riace, ! nm reminded that
Europe, ha:ing iu riew tile state Of the 10
maignese people, who demanded prompt, CT,
ficient measures OF reform, has ncaep.ed formal
obligation towards vour country, received your
wisles, aud, strengthened BY !he right con.
ferrcd upon me, viii support your causc before
the Great Powers. You may rely OH the sense
ofjustiee. you may rely on the generous lore Of
our country, and of the french Emperor, who
will accc,nplia1, tue great work Ct reformation
be has powerfully begun: aud who, assured ot
the gratitude Of 1ta1y, and seeing tue modera"
ton Which has characterized your resolution
during the last rnoneot Of incertltndc, will
recognize that il Ronagna tle n'erc hope OF
national government sutlices to put an end to
ciril discard.
'N'lcn your.numc.ous volunteers arrived dur:
ipr Tue dars Of the national struggle to enrol
themselves nuder rny fla., yon know Piedmont
would not 70 10 war for herself alonc, but fur
our common country. To-day, tue unanimi,y
of xour xis!,es and The order which yo1 observe
Al homc arc gratifying to nv hcart, and moth
ing better could insure YOUR future DESTINY
::Enropc will recognise that 1t is here the com.
therebr snt;sfv tie legitimate desires for psacc'
Thc dcrrec If rhe King of Naples extends tn
.nnc 1scn-.hc ner;od ff,r Inn }ree admissinn Of
yrl,cst.
Curx.-No;1 xr;tt .1o+ee from Hnrr Eonr IN
Arrnsi 11th hal reache1 Landau. Sothiny Of
IL r.. a1 1'a Sss.s ana nv
:, ~ III ~ na.,,a;; 1,,a roe+ ~ 1ha ea,.Jrn,'
i.anw nr;nc;..i,t. IN .'a cnt9snre ~ ~ En".
s'.nI 'p;-ar "'' |"' - VIZ A.
a'"ns rti ~, ;.
, onG o. tae nong hoag hgiMspapers s:ates tnst
Nj "; Maru, - a'netacua t'en,goeuua!, at, WIS
sun aooasa n!A sup, ana rs Attle llkel! 10 oo.
5a!a INC raifncaaon oi rus treaty as Tue E"ghsn
ai'a.ss. an"tt. n,na, .,,o r. u.,..,,:,:.. =,
AnotaeF )oafnal speaks ol tue probability o.
patch. published at St. Petersburg. suys he ur.
rired in Pekiu. but was Kept in confinement.
4 Aoss.an authority estimates tue loss Of tug
Chinese Al the pe1 ao forts at about 100 killed
The number Of the wounded Is NOT stated. II
was said that SOME 0f the wounded EnGlishlner
were IN the hauds Of the Chinese, and were vel
trekted-
Tue state Of Admiral Hopes heaitl, continues