Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04

fereiss BalsHa fts TIE Enpuoss-1ke Lo.des
7ises asd de Heaos. s.
The new sersw steamer Tea.onIs arrived u
New YoFk yesterday from Hamburg Via soatb-
amptcn: leaving The latter port on Monday. July
18th. bringing London papers 81 the eysning IT
that day. Thsse papers are two days later than
previously received, bat the news has been anti
cipa,sd By Telegraph from Qasbse. and 81. johns.
Newfoundland.
On the 10th Of July. late In the das, : rumor
wa. very generally circulated on the stock Elk.
change at London that the King Of Sardinia had
abdicated. AZ onr later advices by telegraph. re-
ceived via Quebec and Cape Race. made no men,
ton Of the rumor. We presume that II proved to
be groundess.
Tho Peace Question and the London
Times.
The London Times Of July 18th holds the fol.
lowing bitter language respecting the peace Of
VilaIfanca and proposed conference II Zurich:
Austria must hope that the god humor other
new protector will endure. Other questions must
arise which were probably not fully discuss.
ell n, lie friendly br akfast party We under
stand that the losses Of the two armies aud similar
topics might readily be cot aside. "lf you want
To make IN omelet," said the French prlyerb,
you must not mind breaking the eggs" buttb
are omeeis yet to be made. and IL IL not quite
clear how the eggs are 10 be laid wherewith ~
make them.
We ars now told that Europe is not TO he in
nv way consulted upon these matters that Aus
,ria and France will meet at Zurich ~ settle the
terms Of peace. and that Sardnin being, we sup
posc, now quite tractabIs under the guidance of
Arrests 10 I've ADMITTED to the conference. We
IRE no advocates for u Congress. We are glad ~
escape from =, entanglirg and ~ unsatisfactory n
tnsk as that Of giving 81 ect 10 Louie Napoeon's
great scheme III consoli dating despotism in the
Italian peninsula. But it TO Us that there
nre srme questions u I've settled by this Zurich
conference which will Transcend the powers Of tho
nartic- 10 the treaty Of Villafranca. Those two
A 'cheukes nre " 10 en-, riei back again 10 Modcna
anil u, Florence. Who ia IN Il, it? The army Of
tho "ltnlnn Confederation ?" Tho confederation
iselfs moi yet in hcing. When it shall come in
u existcncc. Of what will its army consists? IT
Of contingent. from the Italian States then the
army will of course be Italian. But in that
will ltnlnn troops act precisely us Austrias Fun
poi or and as Tuscany aud Modcna's Grand Dukes
would desire them a. acts These two excellent
soyoregns were 50 i'll advised IA to rush away in
To the Austrian camn. instead Of acting with the
wisdom of that prudent aud clear sighted Prin-
cess who took \ neut al position in Switzerland,
and refused TO seek o ylum with the enemies If
her subjects. II il mu ,h to DO feared that Italian
tro w"nlh hardly serve those Grand Dukes, fresh
from the Austrian carp, asa very trusiy body
guard.
We are informed also, that deputations from
Tuscany and Modena aro already upon tho point
of setting forth for Paris Ia protest against this
restoration m
peros, who, after encouraging the reoplcto rise,
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The Interview Of thu Emperors.
rom several Italian correspc,nd dents of the Times
We get the following paragraphs;
..When the soyererns were about to enter the
ho use tho Mobile 0ardes were nrranved on tho
ri, hit in the washable and the Cent Guards on tho
th . lett The Emperor Francis Josenh insisted ON
TIL, Emperor Napoleon entering first. The En-
,.r r invited Francis Joserh to break fast but the
art er Legged TO be excused ~ he had break