The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-03
PEACE DECLARED.
AUSTRIA COMEDIES LOMBARDY.

AUSTRIA COMEDIES LOMBARDY.
LONDON, July l3.--The following is cop
of the peace despatch, sent by Napoleon t
Eugenia, dated Vallegio, July IL:
A treaty of peace has been signed betwee
the Emperor of Austria and myself, on tn
following basis The Italian Confederacy t
be under the honorary Presidency of the Pope
The Emperor of Austria comedies his right
in Lombardy to the Emperor of the French
who transfers them to the kingof Sardinia.
The Emperor of Austria preserves Venice
but she will form an intergral part of Italian
Coufederacy. (Signed) NAPOLEON.
PARIS, July 13.-The Paris Moniteur says
that the great neutral powers exchanged com
| munications with the belligerents offering
mediation. but were unsuccessful until the
French fleet were about commencing opera
tioas against Venice, and conflict before Yer
ona was imminent, and when Napoleon, find
ing the Emperor of Austria willing, concluded
an armistice.
Tete.a.Tete of the Emperor.
The Enlporors had an interview at Villa
franco on the nth INST.
Napoleon's Bulletin and Departure.
LONDON, July ia despatch from Turin
soy AtdtOlCOA lSouCu AOu
announcing the armistice, congratulating the
troops upon their exploits, and announcing his
immediate departure for Paris, leaving the
provisional command of the army with Mar
shall Valiant
The Austrian Account.
LONDON, July 13.-A despatch from Yer
ona says that the armistice was concluded
only after repeated request from the French,
and after Austria had obtained all she asked
Kossuth and Hungary.
LONDON, July 13.-It is reported that Kos
suth would propose for a monarchical govern
msnt for Hungary.
Opinions of the English Press.
LONDON, July 13-The London News
says that the hopes and expectations of Italy
have been deceived, and history will call Ma
poleon to account for making war upon false
pretense, and then signing a mock and selfish
peace that leaves Austria impregnably fortified
in the heart Of Northern Italy and connects
Central Italy with patronage of the Pope
The London Post contends that the Pope is
deprived of subsistence, but keeps the shadow
IF supremacy =.
The London Times says that France has
spent fifty million pounds and lost fifty thou
and men, only to give Milan Pedmontese
master and establish the Pope in temporary
Lightly even beyond his Imagination.
The Effect upon the Money Market.
PARIS July 13.-Napoleon's peace des-
,atch caused an immediate rise in the funds |
# = per cent.
The News of Peace in Parliament.
LONDON. July l3.-The news. of the peace
vas received with prolonged cheers in the
House Of Lords and Commons.
Important Treaty With Mexico.
WASHINGTON, July 26-The treaty recen-
ly negotiated by Mr.. McLane, our Minister at |
Tera Cruz, with the Juarez Government, has
ust been received at the State Department.
The treaty gives us the right of way across
he Northern States of Mexico, between the
lio Grande and the ports on the Gulf of Cali
ornia, with guarantee for their protection
The safety ofthe right Of way, and valuable
ransit privileges have been secured to the
louisiana Tehuantepec Transit Company.
THE privilege is granted of creating ware
ouses at the termini OF the several transit
Dutes.
The treaty also grants to the United States
he privilege of transporting troops and NUM-
ons of war over such routes, and the right to
md troops to protect the transit routes if
Iexieo fails to do so.
1t also grants the right of free entry and
ansit of all goods belonging or consigned to
merican citizen of Arizona through the ports
the Gnlf of California and aerIss Sonora.
xSsAlso ooneede8 % American cifiz1n residing 1
Mexico entire and unquestionable freedom
religious opinions and worship.
Lastly clause is added which indicates the
illingness of the Mexican Government to ac-
pit modified form of protectorate of the
nited States, whenever the latter Govern
ent signifies its readiness to form such an
New York Mark cts.
NEW YORK, July 26.-The cotton market
osed firm at 1913 for Middling Uplands
he sales to-day amounted to $500 bales.