, 1864-11-06

PARIS, Tuesday, Oct. 1e, 1871.
The political neWa of Europe NAV be
time pretty neavtv tfrsJ ot ~ a,asa,s ~ - 'n1s
~ 1ta,,a1 a..a.;s a4su "a tne olscu.s1on on
.-.N na4 aoes.ious ana none other OF I'm
.tt putt'mse nas yet arisen TO take It's place. We
Ha1t DOW, afst, foF the debate of the 1tali.z,
fer Of the capital to Florence: and tbcse
e7eIts once happI1y aeeonn n1t,hed thc 10
-a.-s en- ,ba .r.o-,o+tor - 80 hs,t. -
5s ~ ~ 49, - ~ 1some oeen "
rua- II III lung une 10 1ook FORWARD 10,
and many things msy occur In the interim.
But 1t Is to be hoped that the patIecce of
The Italians will stand this fresh ner;od ~
t,,o1 nnt,, tbo 1ost Eranch s,15;ar haa +,-.s
..i~4 uI1a '.e 4sas teI~u e9.4.et 4a9 .u'neu
Ills oaeA upun tae 1apal caplsa1 Lam 1appy
TO ssy that fhe reports OF new disturbances
st Turin have been contradicted by the .tele-
en1n1nced howover % thst 80 So,tJn1 ~
n'noueeu; uo"1Set, tnA' Is "otAag
classes OF tne city nave organized q meeting
2t which It was decided TO- petition. the
49, - Tabtnst ~ hsrin, anna,nasa 49, nar a1e
Iate Caplnet 1of ha7lnS concluded the Con-
vention, and to repudlate the Convention It,
sni - Nv Sannanst...snn ] 1eor p9as.s =.
aou ou'11at1onaA u1a0onat1At1on Alof IL Ii eS1-
denuy prompted solely by local feelfnge OF
disappointment and -chagrin on the part OF
and that cty shich has done H ~ " mnc nua1g x;
Itaiian liberty viii not now NAV ;nto tbe tbe
hans of its wnrst tha ciey;co Ito I4e
As to The pope. It IA N still M asked. ma md ki aakei
In vain, what viii be- do Of ATTEMPT IT. to 11 dos
heiteVe that hs III, a. ~ 4otf';nE tncnnge 20
tha chanter ar accidents1 nr "a of fe wonia 1Is
nrnhah]T term it sea- " Prnvidenca hae n
store for him. He NAV Very iikelv nrefsr a
policy Of expectation, 60 much in eccordauce
with the usual tactics ar the Roman rnnrt
to any attempt to raise budget and leyyan
him IL the honr If neei and repder III f.fa
only 20 much The more irnnh1e' A'''~'
Its GOOD eIpn TINT ali the new ITALIAN min.
isttre. jncludine the SIaranis Penoii. who iIa11,
ed tue Treaty, haTe been Te;elseted. It is s!so
G1adstone. at Manchester' IN Thich he land.
ed The Convention a. n new sten 4nwards
1talian nnitv and fndenendcnca bss haa.o
tranelated into he Moaleur, Thss chanrn of
capital viii be serious atfalr tor. Tar1n.
and a. especially for tho sgeeulsto1s-ehieay
Of building ground there. It il said that the
~ u So mh nh ,nsos norsons movaa o. eoms ~
patV. Ste sAoe9 ~ Resgone @ 10 r!o1snee. 1ne- n
n5reod4 coJ1rt;.sr tnv nno, ~ W W
T. their nreaent nappnIation t " sn,,e Ia IN
souls. and to be raising their rents in aeeord-
wh H. ds5 d e sods Pebsa ~ aa sepa
trIotism @ o. OVERRIDE Ill thoughts Of mere ~ per-
snnai int. rests. The Fiorentincs seem to,
tbink more mo- Of the Convention IS bringing ia
mediate s advantages to themselves, thaa M Is a
new step towards Rome, md d Completion
OF the nattonal unity. b. t.mpora, o mora
The affairs Of Denmark, bo.h. territorial
and financial, appear to be On the eve OF set
tlcment. Money matters have been com.
promised; that te,some slight concession has
been made to the unhappy Danes, and the !
"treaty'' if Ench 8 thing deeeryes the name, :,
will, It fs thought, be signed BY the end OF
the month.
The Bank Of France has raised its discount
at lust to the rate Of s per cent. There has
been general fall in the prices Of shares Of
our credit establishment, such as the Credit
Motilier and others, In apprehension Of a
further financial crlafs. Most Of the great
French railway companies ho +. ever, have held
their annual meetings under favorable aus
pices, and the dividends average on the whole
five per cent to the holders Of shares, even
at the present high rate Of prices, and Of
course three or four times that amount to
o1Ieinal holders.
There fs exhibiting just row ut Paris
newly Invented railway car, or wagon, as 1t
Ia called here the pff3nrinu ~ cnch1oo}Jo,tr