The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-28
Important news.
Treaty Of Peace concluded.

Mr.. II. }. Harvey Of Davenport, who
passed through our town yesterday very
kindly handed US the Davenport Daily
Gazette Of the Goth inst, containing the
following important news of Peace in
Europe.
Farther Point, July 81.
The steamship North Britton from
Liverpool on the 2sd inst and bound for
Quebec has been intercepted off this
point and n most important budget Of
news obtained.
The steamship Anglo Saxon from
Quebec arrived at Liverpool! on the
18th.
The advices BY the North Britton arc
four days later than those furnished by
the Steamer Africa and are:of highly
important character, both in political
and financial point Of view.
| A treaty Of peace between Austria
and France and Sardinia had already
been concluded.
The provisions Of this treaty are simply
as follows.
First an italian confederation is to
be formed under the Honorary Pres.
idency Of the Pope Of Rome.
Austria comedies Lombardy to France
Napoleon, In turn grants those posses
sions to Sardinia. Austria retains he:
right Of rule over Venice.
The steamer left Liverpool before the
effect Of this news, had time to be deyel
oped.
London July 12-Therc is no impor
tant change to note in the money market
Consols quoted at 95.
Cyrus W. Field is . passenger and
has accomplished the object Of his yis-
it.
The Paris Non''eur explains the cir.
cumstances attending the armistice aud
says that the great neutral powers cx-
changed communications with the Dol
ligerents offering mediation hut were
unsuccessful as the French feet was
about commencing hostilties against
Venice and a conflict before Verona was
imminent, when Napoleon anxious to
prevent further blood.shcd, ascerta:ned
the disposition Of Austria, and finding
him unwilling, az armistce was conclu
ded. Tie two Emperors had an inter
view at Villa Franca
The London Times claims that Enc
land brought about the armisticc.
Other authorities give the credit 10
Prussia.
4 Verona telegram says; the armistice
was concluded only after repeated re
quests from the French, and after Aus
tria had obtained all she ask for.
1t was reported that kossu,h was to
propose monarchial government for
hungary.
The London Daily Ncus, says the irs:
hopes and expectations of TIA y are de
cieycd History will call Napoleon to
strict account for having made war or
false pretense, aud signed weak and
selfish peace that leaves Austria inpreg
nably, fortified in the heart CT Northern
Italy, and commits the Central Of Italy
to the patronage Of the Pope.
The closer We examine this pretended
paci6cation, the m ore futile and iniqui-
tous itappears.
The Morning Post contends that the
Pope is deprived Of his substance, but
keeps shadow ofsupremacy.
The Times says, France has spent so,
100000 pounds Stirling and $4,000
men, only to give Milan Piedmontcse
instead Of Austrian government, and to
re establish the Pope in temporal digni-
ty even beyond his Inauguration. Is
all this real? The Emperors game must
be long one.
The announcement Of the conclusion
was read il the House Of Lords and the
Commons on the 18th, and was read
with loud and prolonged cheers.
n@- A few days ago while the Sheriff
Of Saline County, Alabama, was convey
ing a negro to prison who had just been