The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-09-15

hardy, numbers 100000 souls - 1900, 900
more Tuscans, 100000 Modenese, 100000
Parmegians, and 100000 Romans - and
would thus be able, gradually, to achieve by
itself, and with its own army, the emancipation
OF the rest of Italy.
The text of Napoleon's amnesty granted on
the 10th instant is as follows, viz: ai
"Enll amnesty is granted to all persons con-
demned for political crimes and offences, as
well as to all those against whom we're taken
measures of public security MADISON.
Palace Of Gailleries, Is August, 1882
1t seems to meet with general appreciation,
and many political exiles are making their
preparations to reenter France.
misunderstanding between the Austrian
and Sandman plenipotentiaries at Zurich has
been settled by the Austrian apologizing, and
Sandman Withdrawing his challenge. Every
possible care is taken to hush the occurrence
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Haitian, Sept. S.-The steamer Europa, from
Liverpool, with advices to Saturday the 9th
ult, arrived here last night. HaB
The steamer Ocean Queen arrived out on the
18th, and the Persia on the 9th
The news is not important. ~ 3t
The Zurich Cont rnmors from
Zurich report some progress in the Conference,
and that probable successful conclusion would
be reached early in September. ~
Sardinia refuses to accept even Professionally
the annexation of the Duchies without consult
ing the other Powers, particularly France. The
Italians, however, maintain firm attitude in
behalf Of national independence.
A Berne telegram ofthe oath says the French
end Austrian plenipotentiaries have regulated
the settlement of the affairs of Lombardy with
the consent of the Sandman plenipotentiary,
aud the arrangement was expected to be con-
frmed by the Sovereigns.
The affairs of the Duchies are to be treated
directly between the Courts of Paris and Vi
emma. sietC u $50
Austria is said to have modified her instruc
tons to her plenipotentiary in the Zurich Con-
ference.
England.-The trotting race near Liverpool
was won by the English horse Daw. The
American horses, Jack Rossiter, Mountain
Boy, and Dreadnought, obtained the second,
third, and fourth places in the field of seven
horses.
Mr.. Ten Broeck's tive year old horse Umpire
won two more races at Stockton.
France.-The Paris Patrie, having uttered
strong anti-Austrian sentiments, has in pursu-
ance of official order informed its readers that
Government, but expressed its own views only
The London AdUertiser's Paris correspond
ent says that engineers have been sent to sur
vey the whole line of coast from Bologne to
Calais, to fix spot for seaport sufficient to
contain a fleet of fifty transports, and that the
Minister of Marine has notified subalterns that
fifty transports, capable of containing two thou
sand men, must be ready opposite Duer by the
commencement of the ensuing year. The
writer says that full confirmation of this
statement has been telegraphed to the English
Government. He conjectures an alteration
with Belgium, to supply pretext for rupture
with England. This was however, regarded
as a canard.
Haly.-The object of the defensive league
between Tuscany, Bologna, and Modena, is
stated to be to prevent the restoration of the
fallen Governments, and lay down basis of
assimilation in institutions.
The National Assembly of Modena had been
prorogued to the 2ad, having previously unani-
mousy voted DEGREES confirming the Dictator
ship Of Farini, and giving him full power to
contract loan of five millions for the erection
of a monument to commemorate the vote de.
creeing the forfeiture of Francis v, and the
annexation of the dominions to Piedmont, and
charging the Dictator to negotiate with foreign
Powers for the restitution of political prisoners
which Francis V carried away.
Vienna letters express apprehensions of diff
culties on the Italian question: and that it will
not be settled at Zurich. They also give a re-
port that the furloughs granted to Austrian
soldiers returning from Italy have been sus
pended, and that seven corps d'arnee, out OF
twelve, will be retained on war footing.
From China.-Advices from Canton say that
a feet of 100 vessels precede the English,
French, and American ambassadors up to the
Peiho, in case it should be necessary to force a
passage to Pekin.
Froace.-The Liberals of France are dsap-
pointed at the number of eminent men decii.
hing to accept the amnesty. Their presence iu
France, it is commended, would be advantageous
TO the cause of liberty.
The French camp at st, Maur has been bro
ken up.
The question of free trade will receive due
consideration at the approaching councils of the
departments.
The Paris bourse has been firm, but closed
dull and dropping at 69f sc.
Haly.-M. Farin, the Dictator of Tuscany,
has issued a decree spppressipg the customs
line between Parma and Modena from Septem.
Der lst.
The King of Sardinia, in returning thanks
for medal presented to him by private So
ciety, said that his efforts were always concen-
trated for the great national cause that he
lived for it, and was ready to die for it; that
though difficulties and misfoytpnes arise, they
must and certainly will be surmounted.
The London Times strongly urges the Tus-
cans to be prepared. for the result of Austrian
aggression, even if they have to fight.
AT the council of Ministers at Turin, at which
the King presided, it was decided that before &C,
cepting, even professionally, the provinces which
dssise to be annexed to Piedmont, it was
proper to consult the allied Powers, and par
ticularly France.
number of distinguished Vepitiaus nave
been sent as representatives TO foreign Powers,
and have issued a long address, saying that the
conduct Of Austria has not changed since he
peace.
4nsbIq.-The Apgsburg gazette says the
Austrian military schools will be completely
recognized on the model of those Of France.
fsussad.-Prussia is said TO- be in favor of a
European Congress.
Russ}a.-The Cabinet of st. Petersburg is
said to be divided in opinion as to the Italian
question. The German party oppose the indie
pendence of Italy, while the Emperor and a
small minority manifest more liberal senti.
ments.
1t Is denied that the visit Of Constantine to
England has political object.
4msey-The Sultan is suffering from i'll
ness. 'N
Mussanso Pasha is empowered to settle the
question of the princinelities.
Prince Vogorides is dead,
China.-TThhe Hong Kong mails had reached
+oadon.
The tea market was tending downward
Dealers are anxious to sell thei; cid stock be-
fore the arrival Of the Few. The shipments of
new teas from Foo-Chow were taking place
very early.