New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-25

The following is the telegram from Napoleon to the
Empress announcing the fact
VALLEJO, July II Peace IL signed between the
Emperor OF Austria and uyself TIE bases Of peace
are: TIE Italian Confederation under the honorary
presidency OF the Pope the Emperor Of Austria COO
cedes bis rights in Lombardy to the Emperor OF the
French who transfers them 10 tie King Of Sardini,
the Emperor Of Aus,rs preserves Venice, but she vii
form an integral part Of the Italian Confederation.
This dispatch was bu.letned ou the Paris B,urse on
the 18th and the funds two and q half per cent
the closing quotations are no. mentioned, but were
about 70f.
The news did not trsnapire in London til ster the
oicis closing hour for Con-ol-, tina, it, full effect
Is not known; tslrs made late in The day a; e6
7'i< DAD, Mos City Article says that the Funds
on Tuesday opeued quiet and business remained stag
nant until about O'Clock when Consols were quoted
per cent loser than on Monday; Influential buyers
who are believed to act good foreign Information,
then came forward and oy O'Clock e rise OF | per
cent had taken place; between aud T. ard a. stu
later hour, increased buoyancy prevailed owing 10
kilograms from Paris announcing oiiicia dec araton
of Peace and al advance e per cor in the Rertes
Con.os f1ally left cG threeourths per cent higher
than on Monday and seveneights per cent above the
lowest poi1t Of the dsy. The other classes of secur-
ties responded in the afternoon to the buoyany Of the
funds la the discount market, Tuesday, the sup
ply Of money wss plentiful and the best bills were
taken at p per The Peace il expected tn stim-
uate enterprise and lead TO higher value
Of money
The tendency Of the foreign exchange this afternoon,
in some instances was rather adverse. Bills Oh liol-
land ard Hamburg quoted slightly lower, the
principal demand, however, was for paper on 81.
Petersburg sni Autfia, for which quotations CONSIDER
ably less favorable ~ this country were established
There was alteration Of importance in the produce
market, but regards sugar and some other arcies,
frmness prev allied. Silk market strong 1t being an
ticipaed the buyers, who have been deter
red from operations by the wa-, will now come FOX
ward.
The London Times City Article says several large
purchases took place, and Consols speedily improved
nearly per cent the tendency in that direction being
greatly stimulated by the fact that nearly all the
speculstors operating had been for a fall, and tina,
there was consequently, a rush to buy back on any
terms. There no bullion operations at the Bank
on Tuesday. The supply of money ncreaseswith the
payment of the dividends; and the impression that
the Bank minimum may be reduced on Thursday, as
sisted the funds in their upward movement.
The London DAILY hers afirns that the just hope and
expectations Of Italy are deceived. 1t adds, History
8" will call the Emperor to strict account for having
"naoe war on false pretcnsions AMI sigued a mock
and selfish pesce-a peace that leaves Austria in-
pregnsb.y fort fed il Northern Italy that connects
Central Italy 70 the patrc mage of the Pope, aud to
the constant of military intervention on the
part Of the Popes patrons and protectors that
takes 10 account OF the welfare Of the people and
substitutes for National Independence Confed-
GRAFTON undert the lock aud key Of Austrian gsrisons.
The Emperor OF France has the seeds OF ijl-
ture wars and the closer examine the pretended
pac icaton, tte more futile end inquitous 1t
"appears."
The London Morning Post contends that the soul
Of the treaty agreed upon the nationality guaranteed
under every variety Of local government in conied-
ersiion OF he Italian States
The Emperor Of Austria is to be King of Venes
solely as an internal member of the confederation; he
will rule less than three million Italians and will be
controlled by a confederation ruling not less than
twenty six millions The Pope is shorn virtually of
Liz poral supremacy he Is deprived OF the SUD
stance, but keeps tie shadow.
The London Times says that Venice must hope
that her independence will not be mere name, and
that the influence Of Frauoe and Austria united vii
70, be more unbearabe than that Of Austria sipgy.
The Romans must hope that the Italian Cjnfederacy,
under the honorary presidency of the Pope, IL be
nothing Ike airy Government they have hitherto
known. Tie Papal States are left as they were but
with master somewhat greater than before. lie Is
Honorary President of the Italian Confederation, aud
Gen Guyou holds the sword AZ his side.
The King Of Naples is made a member of the Con
federation and has to learn the worth OF that honor
and s in port Europe has to welcome a new power
the German Confederation, older in dignity If not in
time England has nothing to do but look on. Aus
tria is somewhat BUNDLED, but relieved ofa difficulty
SARDINIA is aggrandized with provincethat misru'ts
her and reighbor that has earned an impersha Die
and inc xhausible claim to her gratitude. The Grand
Dukes We suppose, once more TO be rebSta'ed IN
their tlrores France has nov the game 10 her own
bands. She has Europe before her. She can raise all
I,alv AID bali che Austrian Empire against those
Germans whom she has so often beaten-yet on the
very summit of her ambition she renounces. France
las spent fifty millions sterling, ard 30 QUO men, only
TO give Milan PedmOntese instead OF al Austrian
master snd TO establish the Pope in temporal digni-
Is even beyond bis imagination, and capable OF e1-
tension. Is all this real The Emperors game must
be very long one.
GREAT BRITAIN.
In the House of Commons, on the 18th, the Gov
errmeIa guaranty to the Red Sea Telegraph company