Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-02

,ITALLAN WAR 5E.TDED II PEACE
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FARTfEa Porsr. July "a The Nortli
5Briton passed up to-day. She brings
dates from Liverpool to the 18th instant
u Her news is highly important. Peace
had beed concluded. There is to be an
Italian Confederation underline Honorary
Presidency Of the Pope. Auslriaconcedes
Lombardy II France. Napoleon gives il
to Sardinia. Austria preserves Venice
/ The steamer left before. the effect o
this news WAS fully developed. 4
The Paris Moniteurn explains The
circumstances attending the armistice
andHsays that the great neutral power exl
changed communications with the beIlig,
Grants, offering mediation, butwas unsuc.
.cessful until the French aeet was abou
to attact Venice, and the conflict before
Verona imminent. when Napoleon, apxi:
Gus to prevent bloodshed assertainedlt the
disposition Of the Emperor Of Austria
and finding him willing, an armistice wa:
concluded.
/. The two Emperors had an interview OF
the lth at Villa Franco.
Dates from Turin state that Napoleot
hdd issued, a bulletin from Yillego an
nouncing an srtnistice, congratulating tht
troops on the glorious achievements, and
announring his immediate departure fol
Paris, leaving the provisional command q
the army to Marshal valiant.
The London Times claim that England
brought about the armistice. Other au,
thorities5 give the credit to Prussia.
VERONA, July IA despatch says
the armistice was concluded only after
repeated requests from the French, and
after Austria had obtained allIshe asked.
Il Is reported that Kossuth was about
to propose 4 monarchical government fol
Hungary. s4s3i -
The following IS the telegraphic dies.
patch sent BY Louis Napoleon 70 Epgen-
ia, announcing peaces IS.E
/" VALLEeIo, Julyf1l. Peace has been
signed between the Emperor of Austria
and myself, on the following basis An
italian Confederacy, 10 be under the hon.
orary presidency Of the Pope. The EN-.
peror of Austria comedies his rights ID
Lombardyto the Emperor Of the French
who transfers them TO the King of Sari
dinia The Emperor Of Austria pre-.
serves Venice, but she will form an I'M
tegral part Of the Italian Confederation I
This despatch was bulletined at Paris
on the 18th July, when the French funds
rose Fl cent. ft4 t3ls
The news did not transpire In London
It'll after the official closing hour for con-
soils, butlsales were afterwards made al
963. The rise during the day being =
All other other securities closed buoyant
The announcement Of peace was'read
in the House Of Lords and Commons 6u
the l2th5of July, and received with loud
and prolonged cheers.
The london Daily News 4 says the
FIRST hopes and expectations Of Italy are
deceived. History will call Napoleon 10
a strict accountfor having made war onIa
false pretence, and signed mock, selfish
peace that Austria impregnably fortified
ID the heart of Northern Italy, and corn.
mits the centre Of Italy to the1patronage
Of the Pope. The closer we examine TIE
pretended Publications the more. futile
and ubiquitous they appear.
The London Times says that France
spent Fifty millions pounds sterling and
so, 900 men, only to give Milan Pied
montese, instead of an Austrian master
and establish, the Pope in TEMPORAL digni
ty even beyond his imagination. TN
Emperor s game must be verylong one
The London evening Post contendi
that the Pope is deprived Of the sub
stanance, but keeps the shadow Of 81
premacy.
+ 1t is rumored at Berlin that the Emps
FOR Of Russia would soon arrive there Il
attend a family conference touching I'll,
disposal of the crown after the abdicatiol
of the King of Naples.
Anunsuccessfnl attempt was made ol
the 9TH July, among some soldiers to re
volt. They were met by discharge D
Artillery from those who remained faith
full. Forty were killed. ~
Cyrus w. Field is 4 passenger on TIL,
North Britton, having accomplished til
object Of his mission to England.
L The Anglo Saxon arrived ontson th
lib.
LIvERpooL, July i3.-Sales Of cpttor
for The past three days amounted to GO,
600 bales closing firm at the Africa ad
vance. Orleans middling Z l-f6, upland
s 1915. Spectators took 1900 bale
and exporters 5000. 95sH
The Manchester market was buoyat
and prices slightly higher: i
The weather was favorable to the crops
Flour was very dull 1t io@1s shillings
Wheat was active and one to two penc
higher. Southern 1O@Ils. Corn wa
dnlIand generally unchanged. Pork wa
heavy and slightly lower, sales unimpor
tant. Lard dull and steady. Rosi
eteady. Sugar and coffee were frm.
Rice was quiet. Splits Tnrpentine IVA
| dull 1t $50. The n,qney market was ID
changed &c onsols 90. Ii
| Sixty THousAsD DpLIARs IN osE Dal
i Much has been said for and against til