New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-10
THE CAPTURE OF FORT BIZZO.
The Emperor NapO!eOn's Speech.
ANOTHER MASSACRE BY MUSSULMlNS.

The steamer Prince Albert whose arrival at St.
Johns We announced on Thursday morning last,
reached this port yesterday We give additional
intelligence contained in the latest papers brought by
her.
The Ssxopia, from New-York arrived at Southamp-
ton 9th
The follow ing is 81 the news in the papers to hand
Cant Miller formerly of the eamshlp America,
died az Liverpool on the 24th ult
Row. Aug 27.--The Pope is said TO have expressed
to the Duke Of Grlmmoo his readiness TO agree TO me
proposal of the Italian Confer GRAFTON.
pans Aug. 27.--Count Mallnesn, First Secretary
of the Austrian Embassy will act as Charge Ailares
dining the sbseuce of Prince Metternch who Is about
to proceed to hs estate in Bohemia, on SIX wesks leave
of absence. 49,.
VIENNA, Aug. 9-Although the Ministers declared
in the last sitting of the Committee Of tTenty-one
menbers of TIE Council Of the Empire, tina
the Government have no objection 10 u.e
Hungarian programme being discussed and sub
miled 10 the vote of the Committee, II is never
tbeless certain that the German party Is preparing
coun,er progrlmme, % be also submitted Tor discussion
bv The Council o. the Empire assembled n ~. at
80 NJ Voutlseben will present the report in the
name of the minority of toe Committee, while Count
Clam Martinez is the reporter OF tae malof!y' 10 Is
expected that The full sitting OF the Counel OIL the
Fmpire will not be resumed before the let Of Sepem-
her as the struggle between the minority aud majority
of the Committee will decide the future destinie9 of The
empi,e The reporters have demanded full week
la a
NFsstSA Aug. 24.-The two Neapolltan brigidss OF
uecn1erza and Bregadette have surrendered discre
ton We are masters Of their arms artillery, horses
and material of war and Of the Fort Of BZzo. The
above confirms the telegram from Palermo puOl9hsd
this morning, and this IS official.
PARIs. Aug 27.-The Sultan, in authorizing bis Em-
bsssador at Paris 10 sign The protocol OF the 80 inst
which 10 be converted into Convention, imposed
the condition that the protocol should contain hing
thar might involve the idea Of foreign Intervention in
the interior affairs OF Turkey. IL vas for that reason
that the wishes of the great Po Ters respecting tle
measures to be taken for AmeoTatng the CONDITION OF
the Christian subjects of the Porte were en-
bodied in q second and separate protocol. This
protocol by the Distinct reservation OF the TURK
idh Embassador, was not 10 be inserted III the
Convention. Russia, nevertheless insisted that toe
Convention should recall and confirm the promise gwen
y the Porte at the Congress Of Paris in favor OF the
Chriaisus The Diyan refused to accede TO this de
mand, which il declared would constitute an act OF
Intervention i'm the interior administration OF turkey
The Porte however declared that, acting IN fu eXer
else of s sovereign independence, t Will use every CT
font 20 fulfill the w-hes of the Chri4an powers These
prelimnaries have delayed the signature OF the Con-
vention, upon which, however, the powers nave now
come 10 agreement.
ToypoS, Monday Evening The funds to-day are
inactive but frm the Ina ket being rather more favor
able. ConsOls have experienced an Improvement Of
I-lG to per cent IL British Railway stocks an I'M
mediate advance of to per cent has taken place.
Corsols closed very firm al % l5-l6U93 Shares
steadily improved snd closed very firm at above rates
Stock rather scarce Canadian snd French ilrme'.
PARIS Monday 1870 p. m.-Tne B0urse remains
inanuate Renief opened firm az 6Sf. 25;. but atter'
wards declined TO GSf 49,, 10 centmes lower than
on Saturday.
The Moaiteu publishes the speech of the Emperor
in reply TO the address from the Chamber OF Commerce
of Lyons. HI. Mejesty said:
thank Won for the manner in which YOU sppre-
ciae nv efforts TO Augment the prosperity OF France.
Solely occupied with the general interests o. the coun-
try seorn all that offer an obstacle to their de-
yelopnfut Therefore the ami 0'srust excite hs-
yond he frontiers rs well as the cXaggarate aarms
of ,elf.b in,ert STE home find n5 nsensibe. Moth
ING will make ne deyAte from the path OF moderation
and instice which l have % this day poGsuei, and
which mantains France ~ that degree Of grandeur and
proper'ty which Providence has assigned her In the
world. Give yourselves up therefore with confidence
TO works of peace. Our desliuies are 10 our own
hands. Fra ce gives in Europe the impulse OF all
great and generous ideas she bows not before tie In
and believe that with Gods assistance, she shall not
degenerate under my dynssy."
The weather in France is magnificent and II 1t con-
tnues 10 keep mp for fortnight an extraoidhary hue
vintage may he expected.
The sacristry Of the Church Of Notre Dame, Paris
had been robbed Of yauables 70 the amount OF oO
frsncs including the valuable diamond cross presented
by the Emperor on the occasion Of the baptism Of the
Prince Imperial.
a violent storm had done serious injury to the vines
in he vicinity of Turin.
There had been severe snow Storm near Rouen.
4 Trieste telegram Of the 9th says letters from
Rqgusa sneak of a sanguinary COLLISION at Gasko IN
IN tho Herzegovina. The Mussulman5 attacked the
Christians and masgacred even women and children.
The authorities were unable TO preyeDtit