, 1869-09-16
GREAT BRITAIN,

LuNroS. %r1t- Ia.-T!lsEt Ii t.stt,st' c1y'.-res>
to arag fru:a Va-is l.l1 Rome. Nrw= :f,a4 the
ia,ter c,tr II avris less Interesting to Eossa-
tllt:i 1haa tsat fto:a t'aTts.
The Emnrt~s EnptHc anl thc lltEtc Imperial
make constant cNrErsinrA nrnt:sl fI:ls:lasa. eal-
Stages or tn'r>r+ a7r never cta%i,sta3.
Fans ta>:,.., ;asua!s sas. ss,.atC,!ti 1sa,,.ea-
tnr.
Ncu:..:nr Is e.nrra:.7 wc7E IN Paris am! Dcr-
I'm.
T,e Vessel wrecked cn The t;aolwta saris Is
asrr.tat'sI to II, the shIp Elisha kecI1nIn.
1slrH. Sept. 1a-Bs hu!1cr exp1'se1. fa-.1ay.
thirty wofA.uru wr1t s,a.lly iojurr-'. feus tarv
-lnre 'c.l-
1o>ta,N. Sept. l:.- 4 Paris irsr1:rt1 ii to-day
gives tepo1t tha1 The1s has resstvt~i further ln-
sifurtt0n% 10 treat for peace. anA hopes arc en-
'tEtalnta for a successful result.
Tar Empress EuEtnse aud r1i3c1 1m2erisl
have lett Hastings for TnEqnay
Marc fnrneh war steamers have been observed
iii 1hs thnnnr!. passing eastward
Tht Is1N 3iau E1:tt:t concuss In TIE general
"l'lnt'n that Tn!r1s Is without official character.
admiral Milne was a: lshaut yesterday, Doubt
1rss oil his way hnnle.
No further "details Q; lie oss nf i:le Captain are
lcteis.-l
In diplomatic c1c!ts tho Irm telcs prevails
| that the Orleans ism!iy vii lie Restored to the
| shroas Vt France.
ns-Chtef al thc RrnxiltAn ar1uss Is certainly Ec-
earlst as significant
| Theirs haA loEg Interview with members Of
the Orleans family hem. 1t + SAIL thar he .tev-
| cre1i r. The Tnkc d'Aumae an important private
! tciicr frcM t;tEersi Trnchu.
1t IL s4i that the british tsovctnyncnt has suS-
ren.e all lis contracts lot bs,tlins suzrst shirs
The steamship kEonr'tne, butt for the nFs-
men line. Wa successfully launched at GreenoGS.
IliS.afi gfi&.nilt&1 harvest f,.sftr1t t{ur1r,
'rn assfRy. anl na,le slior& speech. but dtt cot
| aIll,.ii to po!tcs.
Thr Vienna i4tt.r says the Emrres> escarc,'
from Fans ttsplsgh the exczttous uf Prince Mel
| terntth.
| fSr+e!ai to the New fcrk World
ioSnaS. StI1. ia-Tne democratic demons11a-
tt"n "n Monday next wilt he the most Formidable
ever he''i at L'1'lon. The programme Is full Of
REaAa r@'ctt siohs, hammers, &c. Hackney. Clerk
eh~ait. l.linE1on aud al! sections Will be rrprc-
sehtt'i EnEstshrntn will march IN 4 ho4iy to intn
the Italao anil frenra Republicans At Trafalgar
square. AL VIII proceed to tho residence OF
Gladstone, ana 'ieaan. the recognition OF the
French Republic. Speeches will i,e delivered At
various places.
| Mlu!ster Nashl'Efne is lifgustctl with Secretary
FIsh. lie told jules Favrc he ftad Protested pet-
sural1y against the useless urasures, au. Llsan-
| proved the c,ne! colncss of the American Coz
ssnment In refusing 10 stop the vanaala
| Especial Drspa;eh to the S~w YORK T1n,c..l
LnSh,S. Stpt. 1a-The announcement tha,
Prussia lictate.! the terms IN wh!rh Italy enters
| Rutuc c1eatrs disnay. III a.Lel whose turr
| comes next,
] Mall communications with Paris arr Stepped
hit the telegraph >tll works TIE telegraph iine
! run underground 1f:ern leagues fr,m tie clty.
| That Thtcrs' mission to England Is fallnr1
s1cniS celtai1.
The occupation CT Rome creates escn more IN
tc.t II here than the situation of Paris The FEof
| estan& sentiment tn England ts 1uhtant
The statement Of the Frankfort correspondent
Of the London T<:<r,nuph, ttat Napoleon coupls!n
bitterly Of his Generals, ind declares laEss un
atle IL preycn, tho entrance Of the Psussian*, II
cites great Indignation among the tFtcn1s Q
Ffaucc. Itis said that Napoleon raralyzea IN
action Of his Generals. ana <houtt s'e the last I
p.sc alua t:.e weakness OF the defences OF til
capital.