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European Intelligence.
Ply STEAMER.

E1 STEAMER
NEW YORK, October llth-The steamer Rslreiia
arrived At lower quarantine yesterday from Liver
poo! and Queenstown. with twenty cases Of cholera
on board. Fourteen deaths occurred on the voyage,
four of which were from cholera. In the city there
was no, a single case reported yesterday.
\ dispatch. dated Berlin, September Goth, says:
- The Eastern question is attracting much attention
here. as in other parts of Europe" The official
North German Gazette declares that the European
Powers are solemnly bound to ~inierpose.
The Hibernian's mail contains the following items
of foreign news
The Opinion rationale. OF Paris. Prince Napo-
Icons organ, has an article urging the necessity Of
confederation on the part of England, Austria. Prus-
STA. Italy and Spain, so as to form IA power capable
Of driving Russia back into Asia, and ut the same
time convincing the United States Of the ~propriety OF
colonizing a continent at home. Austria is sorely
troubled in her foreign relations the Russo Ameri-
can alliance, the Canadian revolution, the Mexican
question and the news from Mexico, with reports
from Germany, oil tending to the disquiet OF her
rulers and people.
New YORK, October l6th-The following is in ad-
jition to the ScOtia'S news:
\ Florence dispatch says the following are the
principal conditions of the treaty of peace between
Austria and Italy. The frontiers TO be added TO
Italy are those which constituted the front of Veneiia
while under Austrian dominion. The amount Of
debt assumed by Italy is 80, 900 900 forms, payable
in eleven instalments, in % months. LombardO-
Veuetia is transferred to Italy, with its assets and
liabilities. Its assets are $500, 600 its liabilities
63 .000, 900 forms.
Until further arrangements, the revenues OF the
two net. works Of railways north aud south of the
Alps will be allowed to accumulate to serve as a
basis for valuation. Measures are to be taken to
separate the net works of railways and complete the
unfinished portion. Venetisns residing in Austria
are to have the right of preserving their Austrian
nationality. All objects OF art, as well as the arch
ives belonging to Venetia, will be restored. The
iron crown of Lombardy will also be given up 10
Italy. The treaties which formerly subsisted be-
tween Austria and Sardinia will again come into
force for II year. during which period fresh arrange
ments can be concluded. Private property belong
ing to Italian Princes, which had been sequestered
by the Italian Government, is to be restored, with
the reservation of rights of the State for one third.
A complete amnesty will be accorded by both Austria
and Italy to all persons condemned for political Of
lenses, to deserters from either army, and to persons
compromised by their political conduct.
BY THE CABLE.
PARIS, Oct. I9.-Ihe eminent enchrstasesn
ThOuvenal. died to-day.
BERLIN, Oct. 19-Rumors are afoat that the
Prusso Saxon Military Convention has agreed on the
basis OF the common occupation OF Saxony.
AT the banquet in honor of the Cable layers a mes
cage was read from the Queen, comforting knight
hood on Captain Anderson, Professor Thompson.
Glass and Canning. and Baronetcy upon Sampson
and Gooch. The Queen says her reason for not con-
ferring distinguishing marks of her favor upon Cyrus
w. Field is an apprehension that it might encroach
upon the province of his own Government.
Electioneering movement are in progress in vari-
Gus parts of England looking toward the propsoie
dissolution of Parliament next spring.
1t is stated that wet weather in England has de-
stroyed one-tenth Of the whole crop of wheat.
The Woolwich Arsenal was levelled with the ground
by an explosion Of gun cotton. No lives lost.
1t is reported that Lord Lyons is to succeed Earl
Cowley at Paris.
The case of the seven rebel vessels seized rs the
property of the United States has again been post
poned.
The rains in France are %subsiding. Great damage
has been done. The Emperor headed the subscrip-
scription with 100, 900 francs.
The King of Hanover has protested to all the Cab
inets Of Europe against the annexation OF his king
dom to Prussia. and appeals to all the Powers to aid
him against oppression.
The Instruction in Gambia is progressing. The
insurgents are marching upon the city OF Gambia.
The Porte has recognized Prince Charles as Hospo.
dar of the Principalities.
TIE French Minister had protested against Turkey
ceding any island in the Archipelago to the United
States or Prussia.