Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10
Three nays Later from Europe.

Three Days Later from Europe.
Peace Fully Communicable Italian Princes
Rostored--The Emperors Return TO Paris
Resignatirn OF the Sandman Ministiy---Ad'
vance In Cotton.
HALIFAX, July 27.-Tho Cunard steamship
Europa, Capt. Leitch. has arrived at this port.
She left Liverpool on Saturday, the 10th instant,
and brings three days later news than was received
by the North Briton.
LIVERPOOL, July l6.-The peace has been fully
confirmed, but no further particulars have trans
PRED, beyond the fact that the Princes Of Tusca-
| nv and Modena return 10 their States
The result OF the treaty is generally mistrust-
cd in England.
The Sandman Ministry have resigned, and
Count Anez is charged with the formation of a
new Cabinet.
In his address TO the soldiers Napoleon says
that peace was concluded because the contest was
about assuming proportions outside of the inter
csts which the Emperor of France had in the
war
The Emperor of Austria was on his way to vi
emma.
In his order of the day, he says he yields to a
peace on account of his uniavorabe political Sit
uation, and because his natural allies did not, as
| he expected come to his assistance.
Count Cavour has resigned on account Of the
| terms of the peace. Letters from Paris note
great discomfort concerning the terms of peace.
The Steele objects to suffering Austrian influence
still to remain in Italy, and demands the expul-
| sion of the petty Italian Princes confederate Of
| Austria.
The populace at Paris are indignant at the
Emperor for failing to fulfill his promises.
Napoleon was to proceed direct to st. Cloud
postponipg his Official entry into Paris, until he
makes it at the head of the army.
Victor Emanuel entered Milan on the 18th
inst, amid the greatest enthusiasm, which sur
passed his first entry after the battle of Magenta.
Napoleon and Victor Emanuel entered Turin
on the 18th, amid the most enthusiastic plau-
dts.
There las arisen some unfriendly feelings, be-
tween the Emperor and the King, the latter issu-
ing proclamation announcing the annexation of
Lombardy to Sardinia.
1t is rumored that the Emperor and Eugenie
will soop make visit to Vienna.
1t was reported that the French army had COM
menced their counter-maroh.
1t was also reported that Cardinal Antonelli
would be dismissed.
1t was reported that Garibaldi was soon to is
sue proclamation, and that it was very doubt
full whether he would lay down his arms.
The Pope has sent an autograph letter to Ma
poleon, announcing his intention to demand arm
ed intervention from Catholic powers.
Ocean Queen.
CAPE RACE, July 29.-The Vanderbilt steam
ship Ocean Queen, from Havre via Southampton,
Goth, passed off this point to-day, and the follow
ing summary of news was obtained by the steam
news yacht Of the Associated Press
LONDON, July 20.-A dispatch from Paris
states that Napoleon has arrived in that city.
The hasty manner in which Napoleon has con-
cluded peace has given great dissatisfaction, and
the discomfort increasing particularly in Italy.
Prince Napoleon was at Genoa on the It'll.
new Ministry has been formed at Turin, OF
which Gen. Marmora is Minister of War and
President of the Council.
The Emperor of Austria has ordered an imme-
date cessation of the recruiting for the army,
which had just commenced.
The London press states that nothing in the
Austro-French compromise will induce England
to relax reasonable measures for defence.
The Continental exchanges, except at Frank
fort, show an unfavorable tendency.
The Paris Moniteur contains second official
warning to the Univers, on account of objection
able articles.
New TELEGRAPH CABLE-The telegraph ca
BILE from England to Denmark has been success
fully laid.
The Mediterranean Company expect to lay
cable in November for the purpose of connecting
Malta and Sicily
The HUDSON BAY COMPANY -The Duke of New
castle stated in Parliament that the British Gov
ernment does not intend renewing the Hudson
Bay Company's territorial license
ADDITIONAL ENGLISH TAxEs.-The Chancellor
of the Exchequer has presented his budget 1t
shows deficiency of five millions of pounds ster-
ling. Mr.. Gladstone recommends increased tax
alton to meet the deficit. He proposes to add
four per cent to the income tax, and to increase
the taxes upon malt spirits and tea.
Domestic Intelligence. =
FAVORABLE News FROM Pixies PEAK-KANsAs
CONSTITUTIONAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE
DEMocRAcy-EyrENsIvE SwINDLE IN New YoRK.-
81. Louis, July 29.-Advices have been received
from Denver City up to the Goth instant. The
mines continued to yield well new leads contin-
ually developing. Water, however, continues
scarce. new fiume of eleven miles in length
was being constructed.
KANSAS CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvENTIoN.-&. Lou
is, July 29.-Intelligepce from Leavenworth CITY
states that the Kansas Constitutional Convention
WAS about closing. The Constitution is radi-
oally anti-slayery, but does not extend suffrage
to negroes. The Democracy will vigorously on
pose the ratification OF the Constitution as Il de-
feats their strong measures The Legislature
consists Of 70 Representatives and 81 Senators |
EXTENSIVE SwINBLE ~ NEg YoRK.--Nqv Yoyk. 1
July 29--An immense gwindie has exploded hero
The house of Constantine, Felver & Co., pur-
porting to DO agents Of the Grand Duohy of Ba- |
den Fourteen Million Loan Company, connected
with Lottery Of which the Rot6sohilds were re-
ported European agents, have decamped for parts
unknown.
They haye been operating very extensively
south end West
SouTHEgs PACIFIC RA1IRoAD-- LO,tis5iie, July
%. Jeptisa FOwlkes. President Of the Southern 1
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