Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-07-30
Four DAYS Later From Europe.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS. G
A TREATY OF PEACE CONCLUDED!
Lombardy Conceded to France, &C.
Dr. ...s s.a FARTHER Po1Nr, G. E., July "a.
3, The steamship North 'Briton from Liver
pool, on the 18th inst. and from Fort Quebec,
has been intercepted off the Point and most
important budget of news obtained.
The advices are four days later than those
furnished by the steamer Africa, and are of a
highly important character, both in a political
and financial point of view.
A treaty Of peace between Austria and
France and Sardinia had already been con:
Guided. a.s 7rgar,.r - 1a.....s ..r.-N
The provisions of this treaty are briefly as
follows: An Italian Confederation is to be
formed under the Honorary Presidency Of the
Pope of Rome. Austria comedies Loinbardy
to France; Napoleon in turn grants those
possessions to Sardinia. Austria retains her
rights OF rule over Venice. -l -...-..
The steamer left Liverpool before the effects
of this news had time t. be developed.
LONDON, July 12.-There is no important
change to note in the money market. The
peace advices had not yet transpired. Con-
soils quoted at 90.
Cyrus w. Field is passenger, and has ac-
complished the object OF his visit.
The Paris MOniteur explains the circum-
stances attending the armistice, and says that
the great central powers exchanged commu-
nication with the bellgerenls, offering a me-
diation, but we're unsuccessful. As the
French feet were about to commence hostili.
ties against Venice, and conflict before We
roma was imminent, when Napoleon, anxious
to prevent further blood-slied, ascertained tn.
disposition of the Emperor of Austria, and
finding him willing. an armstice was colclu.
ded. The two Enperors had an interview or
the 18th, at Villa Franco. n
THE ARMlsTIcE.
A despatch from Turin says, Napoleon has
issued bulletin from Valegio, announcing
the armiStice, congratulating the troops OH
their glorious achievements, and announcing
his immediate departure for Paris, giving the
provisional command of the army to Marshal
| Valent
The London Times claims that England
| brought about the arini>tice. Other authors.
ties give the credit to Prussia. A Verona
| telegram says the arlnistice was concluded
| only after repeated requests from the French
and after Austria had obtained all she had
asked for, that Kossuth was to propose mo-
narchial government for Hungary.
THE PEACE DISPATCH FROM NAPOLEON TO THE
| EMPRESS.
The following is copy of the telegram
from Napoleon to the Empress Eugene, an
nouncing that peace had been concluded:
"VALEGRo, July ia treaty of peace
| hoe hanv c:.rnaI hatu <ho
Austria and myself, on the following basis =
The Italian Confederacy is to be under thu
honorary presidency of the Pope. The En-
peror Of Austria comedies his rights in LON
hardy to the Emperor of the French, who
transfers them to the King Of Sardinia, The
Emperor of Austria reserves Venice, blu,
she will form an integral part Of the Italian
Confederation.
(Signed) NAPOLEON"
EFFECT OF THE NEWS AT PARIS
The despatch of the Emperor announcing
the conclusion of peace, was bulletined in Pa
ris on the 9th, when French funds immed
ately rose 2 per cent.
EFFECT OF THE NEWS IN LONDON.
The news did not transpire in London til
after the official hour of closing cOnsols, sale
of which were made afterwards at SO 10
the rise during the day being seven-eighth
AL other securities closed buoyant.
The London Daily Neos says, the frs
hopes and expectations of Italy are decided
History will call Napoleon to strict accoun
for having made war on false pretenccs, an
signed mock and selfish peace that leave
Austria impregnably fortified in the heart
| the pQnfrQ Of lin
" to tho palr0nage of the Pope The close
we examine this pretended pacifcation, tn
more futile and Ubiquitous it appears.
The Morning Post contends that the Pop
is deprived Of his substance but keeps sh;
dow of supremauy
The Times says France has spent e5, OOO
900 and $4,000 men only to give Milan
Piedmontese instead of an Austrian maste
and to re-establish the Pope in temporal di
nifty, even beyond his imagination. Is
this real? The Emperor's game must be
long one.
) The announcement of the conclusion
peace between the helligerent powers W;
;; read in the House of Lords and the Common
on the 10Th, and was received with loud al
! prolonged cheers.
PRUSSIA. - 1t was rumored at Berlin tn
l. the Emperor Of Russia would soon arrive the
! to attend the family conference touching Il
disposal of the Crown, after the abdication
the King.
1t is to be decided by this conferen
whether the Crown shall be conferred on Il
: Prince Regent or on his son Frederick W
liam.
: NAPLEs.-An unsuccessful attempt on Il
Y 9TH instant, at revolt among the soldier
e was made by a discharge of artillery fro
! those who remained faithful. About for
O. were killed.