Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24
Agents OF the Herald.
TelegraphiC Intelligence.
Later from Europe.

Telegraphic Intelligence.
Later from Europe
The Steamship Nova Scotian passed oil Farther
Point Canada, on the 7th inst. Her adyices are
four days later than those by the Persia.
LONDON, July 27.-Dsipatches from Paris give
currency to the rumor which is in circulation
that the Emperor Napoleon would soon pay vi
sit to Queen Victoria at London.
The London Morning News publishes an article
on which it is intimated, with show of authori-
ty, that the programme proposed by France and
Austria for the Italian confederation, will not be
insisted upon by those powers.
Dispatches from the seat Of war announce that
the French naval and land forces have begun to
leave for France. Count Persigny, the French
Ambassador ut London, had arrived at Paris.
Assurances have been given that England would
give her adhesion to u Congress Of the great pow
ers, only on condition of an immediate and gene
raj disarmament.
LIVERPOOL, July-e7,-It is reported that Count
Walewski, the French Foreign Minister, has sub
mitted to the neutral powers q plan for the ltal
ian Confederation, which proposes to divide Italy
into seven States, and give the nominal Presiden-
csy to the Pope, although really the kinS of sar,
heads of the Confederation, and to exercise their
functions as Executive Presidents alternately.
According to this plan, the fortresscs of Man
tua, Gaota and Placenza, are to be garrisoned by
the Federal troops. In the Italian Federal Diet
the Duchy of Parma is to have one vote, Modena
one, the Pope two, Tuscany two, Sardinia three,
and Naples three.
In the House of Lords, Lord Lyndhurst asked
If the Admiralty were aware that the French Gov
ernment were arming their fleets with rihed can
non. Lord Somerset replied that they were aware
of the fact. In the House Of Commons, DeLacy
Evansano the appointment of a commission to
inquire into the state of the national defences.-
The motion was negatived.
The Austro- French Conference, 1t is expected,
will meet at Munich about the lst of August.
The London News expresses tho opinion that
the scheme proposed for the Italian Confcdcra
tion will fail
A military Convention has been concluded be-
tween France and Austria, by which Lombardy
- is to assume fair share of the national debt of
The Lombard -Venitian kingdom.
M. de Ambrioa has been named as the Sardin-
nn plenipotentiary to the French Conference, but
Austria refuses to meet any representative Of the
Sandman Government
The Grand Duke of Tuscany proposed to abdi-
cate in favor of his son. but the people and pro-
vincial government of Tuscany objects to the dy-
nasty altogether, and are in favor of forciby re-
sisting any attempt to force it upon them.
The Emperor Napoleon is to make his grand
entry into Paris on the l4th of August, at the
head Of part of the army of Italy.
The English funds had advanced 4. but an ar
ticle in tie Moniteur, in which exceptions are ia
ken TO the naval and military preparations of
England, caused the funds to declined.
The London Times urges the immediate arming
of the British navy with the Armstrong gun.
The Duke Of Malakoffhas been appointed Grand
chancellor of the Legion of Honor.
1t is reported that 200, 900 men of the French
army aro to be discharged from the army on re-
Movable furlough, for the reduction of the army
expenditures.
The Government of Denmark has cede ID the ISL
and of st. Thomas to the United States.
An army of 200, 900 men is ia be raised in Lem
hardy, to protect the frontier and garrison the
fortresses.
Garibaldi had had an interview with the Sar-
dinian commander-in-chief Gen. Marmora, at
Brescia, had expressed his (Garibaldis) conf
dence in the King of Sardinia. Garibaldi said he
had a corps of II 900 men which was daily in
creasing, and was about to remove them to the
Apprentices, where there were 5000 volunteers
awaiting him from the Romagna. and that his
forces Joining those of Mezzo, will form an Amy
capable of securing the independence of Central
Italy, at least against the Roman and Neapolitan
forces. The Duke of Modena proposed to arm
600 Austrians to enable him to assume the
reins of Government
A division of the French army has been ordered
to enter Parma and Tuscany, for the purpose of
preserving order.
The people of Florence favor an Italian kingdom
under King Victor Emanuel, or that Tuscany be
governed by prince of the house of Savoy.
Ha' Domestic Intelligence.
FRoa Pixies PEAK.-Leauenpoth, Aug. 8.-Ad- !
vices from Denver city state that great excite :
ment prevails at the mines in consequence of the
discovery of new and rich gold fields near the !.
head waters of the Colorado river, that promise
to be far more production than those Of Pixies 1
Peak
MoRE SLAVES Washington, August S.-The :
United States Marshal says that cargo of six
hundred Africans has been landed on the coast
IF Florida, near Tyrna, and that after landing
The cargo the vessel was set on fire and abandon
ID.
LETTER FROM SENATOR DoUGIAs-W WASHINGTON. l
Aug. S.-Senator Douglas has written letter Q
10 John L. Peyton, of Stanton, Va, in which he
axes the ground that there should be no differ
,nce in the degree of protection extended by this
government to native and naturalized citizens. {
Mr. Douglas expresses his opposition to the I
-e-opening of the slave trade, because the abro-
-ation thereof was one Of the compromises
whereby the constitution of tbs U. S. was orig {
nally adopted. b
The AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE LAWS Washington, h
August, 9.-The conflicting nature of the laws II
9 1879 and those enacted bY Cont,i1ss- : 1000 =
I3n the subject OF The slave trade, viii probably \
ause The question to be brought before the S1- 2
RENE Court Of the United Ststeg Il
Tie former prssCrIbes a fine and irapris0nneut II
he latter make the penalty death for aiding and a
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