New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24

armed shsssucs sbou b. Rvsn to tie insurrection In
the provinces We hope Piedmont will not renoance
the principles Of respect re 10 ll'ereaaona 'k W
alec trusts that the King will avoid political iSu"'
Which would be misc rune for Itsiy.
PARIS, Monday eyelBg, Sept. 10 The ipafrie puo'
sbes teeera from Turin stating thst on the scpoo
siticn that Piedmont would decide upon sending Sr-
dinisn CORPS dsrmee tito the Pap States the differ
ent Powers have addressed energetic representations TO
Sardinia declaring that the Ponca Govern men. has
shoTced Piedmont no pretext for this rapture it Is
not Known says tee Patrie whether this attitude Of
the Powers bss MODIFIED the resolutions Of the Sardin-
ian GoTarpuent. Up 70 the latest dates, however no
Sandman troors Led crossed the Roman frontier
Some isolated bands not belonging to the regular army
hsd alone entered the States Of the Church.
The same journal aois: "A state OF slege mas oeen
proclaimed al AncOna-"
TIE King of Hsplss is still at Gasta and It was re-
ported that he would shortly embark for Spain.
The London Times Psris correspondent says
"Tbe general state of trade in France remains IN
CHANGED merchants aud spectators being more occn
ped in watching the march OF events IN Italy than In
making entries in their day books.
The Superior Council of Commerce is still actively
engaged in completing the various clauses OF the Com
mefoial Treaty. betwten Crest Britain and France as
be fixed by the lst Of Octooer.
The Cotton market of Havre was sufficiently ami
mated lsst week.
Both Wheat and Flour declined in price In the Paris
market last week, but particularly Flour The prices
Of Vine advancing.
Pans, Tuesday.-Ths Pdtrie of this evening says
sit il positively stated that interview between
the EmperoIs of Austria and Russia and the Prince
Regent will take place"
The Patrie also contains the following:
"The Piedmontese have Lot yet entered the Papsi
States. The reports concerning the revolutionary
movements In the Marches and Umeris are exag-
gerated.
alt ia asserted that the Austrian troops have been
concentrated on the extreme frontier of Vensa facing
Modena bird the Ronsgns."
The same journal announces that Baron Brenisr,
the French Epbassador at Naples Is about to return
TO France.
IITH, 3:25P M.-The Bourse has been rather irmer.
Rebifs cosed NJ 6Sf. 20c higher than yesterday.
The following is a full translation Of the Emperors
speeeh at Narcotics as Published In the MoHiteHr:
"GESrLEMEs: The banquet offered by the Cham
Der of Cor merce gives me the happy opportunity OF
publicly tn ankpg the City of Msrseilles for the warm
recf pton il has given TO the Empress and TO myself
"Tbe unanimous demonstrations of attachment
which we have received since the commencement OF
our Journey touch me deeply, but do not make me
more proud for my only merit has been to have fdll
faith in Divine Providence as well as 10 the patriotism
and cord sense of the French people,
1t il this intimate union between people and Sove-
reign which CONSTITUTES strength at home as well
as abros6 and which has enabled us, notwithstanding
great difficulties, never to pause In our progressive
narch.
"This desire for what is good this enthusias n for
all that is noble and useful cannot absie now, when
cireums iances sre favorable, and tranquility
the wish of all the world.
ua not be disturbed on that accounts they will break
against indifference ike the waves OF the ocean on
our shores.
"Let rs labor, then with all our strength to de:
yelop the resources Of our country; the works OF
pesee have in my eyes crowns as beautiful as those OF
laurel.
q In the future Of prosperity and greatness which
contemI late for France, Marseles naturally holds
L., tia and infeIIOsnce of ltR
Inhabitants well from its geographical position.
Close 10 the military port Of Toulon n appears to me
10 Represent it. shores the genius OF France, holding
On olive ranch in one hand but feeling lis sword at
its eide.
"Lt her reign in peace upon that SEA, the Phocaan
CITY by the calm influence Of commerce let her cyze
sbarous nations by increased traiici let her draw
coser the bond Of civilized nations Let her induce
The peoples of 1rope 10 come and shake hands upon
the loetcs shores OF this sea- and sink IN the depth OF
its waters the Jealous faults Of past age Finally, let
Mar.eles always show herself beautiful as now be-
bold her-bat is to say in keeping with the desines
Of Frence-and one OF my most ardent wishes VIII DC
drink The health Of the city of aarselles.'
lie Nord publishes the following 10 prominent type:
" We hsvs been for some days in possession OF an
important comm uneation which we have hesita ed
hitherto to publish, despite the con idencs we place IN
the correspondent who forwarded IL to rs. We pno
sh It now having received from the latter the conir-
nation of his exactitude. Moreover, 1t appears 10 Us
suitable TO the present state Of aifairs.
ait concerns an arrangement on three points when
is said to have beensgreed upon quite recently between
Encland Austria and Prussia and the object of which
would be to prevent any Interior intervention OF
France by force of arms either in Italy or elsewhere
The three points follows. The three Powers
engage Themselves:
aFI. To oppose any military Intervention OF France
in Italy, under any pretext whatsoever.
go Te oppose any other military intervention OF
France in Europe without preliminary understanding
with the Powers.
mt3. To oppcse any territorial extension Of France,
either by means of conquest or negoi ition.
olive publish THE information to-day adds lie Nordl
which we have had for days In our possession 1t
il because have reason to believe that we are not
the only persons cogrzaut Ct the fac and that the
principal Cabinets OF Europe are already informed Of
them"