The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-26
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF rME NEw YORK.
Vie Effect Of the bfmistiee and the First Crowd
from the Revolutionary Party.
opinions in Eoudon, Paris and VieaRa
on the Eve OF Peace.
SARe IIilRcaaty sbou! the E~teDto Cordss&e Of
Espeteon and FictsS Emanuel,

sAne Ylfacaaty xhou. tine ENtente Cordta&e Of
Espssesn and vtctss Emanuel,
80. so.s 10
The rcrew steamship New York, csp:Ain Won 5an.en.
o 81. the 9th, and southampton on toe 18TH inst
arrived a, tbs port 1885 T. II yesterday.
Oue dsya later news, autographed from Farther Point
ss the arrival North Bfison, had published
in tho sEsAup in the morning
Oar fes rom oDdon by the New Yorg are dated on
the y2,h Of July ard contain some teresoS ac.s
aed few ing,ipss regarding the treaty Of peace.
rte London Times Of The 18th Of July says:-
TIE RET u OF Judgmen, in toe Court OF Common ''ess
10 ost tie negroes purchased by the many Ango S,uts
Aaercso miaipg and other companies wuica sp-sng
vp soout thirty years ago. are oeoare1 20 nave oeeo
Ni eay acquired Since lS43 there be DO iOuDt
such purchases have been ,egs the pfes nj joognsss
declares tnat the prohibition ex.ends bsck Tor
yess fore Any arqni.'cD % slaves oy purchase ~
Br,h snniect withIn las: ihrtr i've years
illegal, ana the ouiy way IN ~bch he now legally
become po4ssssei Of such property Shy innsrtsaos
bquess, devise marriage, Oner wise by operation OF
hwn
AD inquiry lately instituted by tho French Council OF
esais the subject OF the duties mpose1 foreign
comoed wool imported France has inflicted severe
blow the prOs,ctonss The result of inquiry
demonstrated consequence OF the duty imposed
foreign WOOL 100000 Inhabitants prevented from
procuring wooen clothing aud ye,, ia presencs OF this
startling TACT doubtful whether existing excessive
duty VIII be reduced.
The aunaa wool fair of Bochy (ssine Inerieure) has
uss taken place. and attracted large crowd Of bayers
and sellers rne toea, qaant.y disposed OF
sur and ave tons Of fsrent qualities, aud the prices
realized from AZ 4Oc 10 ST. the Kogran (Aoout
IN lbs)
Tue p,sdmssse Gas.as con- Ans decree by the G ".
epor Geueya OF LopbArdy abosning ,he old Aus.riaa
laws ~oich made difference bstSeen the Inhabitants
hecan e,f rel In VS. II a nh
served contrary the equality OF cltiz eye
Of the which pr evas in 0ihsr parts OF The scby
incompatible with the principles OF modern civil
Lizaton. It is therefore de;reed-
fhss In the Lombard provinces all the ctzsas, what
ever the religion they profess are equal before the law
ant shai equally enjoy all owl aud political rights in
tie elder troviUses OF tue monarchy All orders and re
guialiODs Of coatrnry eff CT a.e Abroga.ed.
Is related that 81 900 Russians are be sent FROM
the Ca piar 10 Khsa, from which place tney-conjonty
With q Persian corpc-are TO msrcn asans. the rnrc
mans.
The Leeds Mercury sass-Governor Seward, Of New
York 10 now on tour of through
iactur,pg districts.
The nsarse. tswa Of liver, the vosa, Moscow,
vac totally destroyed by are which burnt Tor two
dsss expiration Of which sme the grain magazines
we,e still in fsmes The value of million Of
silver roubles had been consumed.
NAPOLEONS FIRST PEACE ME5SAGE To
The AUSTRIAN EMPEROR- FEELING OF
AUSTRIA TOWARDS ENGLAND.
Vienna (Jaly 81 corTespoaoeDcc of Loudon Tunes
The DAY before yesterday aener Al Featy ssrved az
Verona where he had long intes With toe Emperor
Frnbc's Josepn.
Il was lrss believed that the French general had
the conditions which the pesouers
gea bat beo,me k'so,os tau. there
o que hon # or-o the ,ord employed by my
tgJ s,aa,u-o If an d,nts,c.. The granted
Genes Fieury private bat SILL IL Granspred
headquarters that hoAtiies we're for time 70 be sus
pended.
yell informed political circles II said that the Brit
b brought about the temporary cessation
hoeuiies by peTsuaoing the Emperor Of The Fensn to
make propositions 20 the Austrian governmont wncu, If
sccepteo might q basis for pesce II appears
that tbe is question Of MAKING Lonoardy and Venice
At INDEPENDENT kpgdom, under an Austrian arcnddxs
but two Of parties concerned to UojecG
TO Eucb arrangement. Victor Emanuel ev
IDENTITY coIBiIeIs Lompsrdy integral part or his kog
dom, nd he Emperor OF Austria 10 no. the
tarIiy Of The hues rcnee provinces IN
the empire other To bs brother TO other msm5sr
OF bis lsmy lily PRIV cpoiDa respect w toe
e. u7sdeys taa1nF tn hts brother m1aarca
UrA0p1 the int er,ncs Of tae neutral Po,ers Austria
In bumof TO conclI0e peace wi,h France, bee she
is diyGted oa The sh0,tghtcd and selfish p1t'cy " Eng
lana, and ,CDttd not prae me b. lsrn from Verona
that Empeyoys had settl'd be,on them the
p,el.nndyLs Of pedcs Before France ana Austria coms
au uDo the latter will tail to axe coad
hardly tnnk tersel pouud 10 do as much tor Prass,s
AURA is exceedingly reveDgefui Power. and conse-
Qusnty not likely 10 oiest that the British and Prussan
mghi had they been inclined 70 do have
prev nied the outbreak Of the war.