, 1859-09-09
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
SHEILACOON, ". T, FRIDAY, SEPT. 9, 1860.
FROM EUROPE.


The steamship Europa arrived at New York
July 27th, bringing dates from Europe to the 10th
Of July. The peace news is fully confirmed, but
no further particulars have transpired beyond
the fact that the Dukes Of Tuscany and Modena
return to the States. Letters from Paris note
much discomfort there concerning the terms of
peace, although peace itsei gave satisfaction The
Paris CiecIe objects to Austrian influence still
being suffered to remain in Italy, and calls for
the expulsion Of the petty Italian Princes, who are
but Confederates Of Austria Napoleon, on his
arrival in France, would proceed direct to ST.
Cloud, deferring bis official entrec into Paris till
he makes at the head Of an army The Emper
or and King Of Sardinia entered Turin on the 10Th,
amid the enthusiastic acclamations of the peo-
pie.
The Austrian correspondent officially an.
nounces the conditions Of the treaty Of peace
thus:
Austria and France will support the formation
Of an Italian Confederation. Lombardy, as far as
the line Of tho Mincio, Is to be given up Man
tua, Peschiera and the whole Of Venetia remain in
Austrian possession. The Princes Of Tuscany
and Modena returned to their States A univer-
sal amnesty is granted
The Vienna correspondent Of the London Times
says, three applications were made by Napoleon
to Austria before she would consent OVertures
were made direct by Napoleon for promoting the
mediation by the neutrals.
The same corresp ,ndent says that the Pope was
burnt Ia efigy at Milan, and unfriendly feelings
existed between Napoleon and Victor Emanuel
II was rumored that the Emperor and Empress
Of the French would visit Vienna.
It is reported that the French army has com.
menced its countermarch.
Il Is thought probable that the dismissal Of
Cardinal Antonelli would follow this state of af.
fairs
Il was rumored that Gen Garibaldi was about
to issue proclamation, and it was considered
doubtful whether ho would lay down his arms up
to the llth.
The formation Of the Hungarian Legion had
proceeded prospcrously, five thousand men hav-
ing already Joined.
A letter from Rome, dated the 9Th, says that
the Pope had sent autographed letter to Napoleon,
announcing his determination to demand armed
Intervention from the Catholic powers
Switzerland has ordered the disbandment Of
her troops called out during the war. Prussia
has ordered her troops on the march TO halt. The
papers were mainly engaged in SpcculatiOns up
on the sudden conclusions Of pcace and its re-
suits.
The interview between the Emperors at villl-
franca is said to have lasted nearly three whole
days.
The statement Of the Bank Of France for July
shows decrease Of cash Of over eleven millioIs
Of francs
The Emperor Of Austria has ordered an mme-
diate cessation Of the recruiting just commenced.
tits sremarkcd that Sardinia, by accepting Lom-
bardy without the fortress necessary to deland il,
has made herself the vassal Of France, and that
italy has gained no'hing, while the Emperor re-
turns to Paris, nOminally cJnqueror but in real
ity, bailled and dishOnored man.
Victor Emanuel entered Milan on the 18th Of
July, amid the enthusiastic plaudits Of the citi-
gems.
Victor Emanuel had issued proclamation to the
people Of Lombardy, announcing their annexation
70 Sardinia, according to their own desire many
times expressed, and his determination to ameli-
orate their political condition.
Il was reported at Paris that great agitation
prevailed at Milan; that troubles had arisen at
Venice; that Floreace was disturbed, and that the
Partisan population was indignant at tho Emperor
tor failure to fulfil his promises