, 1859-07-28

paced p<CauSc 0s1 natural al1tte dld 0ot A3 was
expected come to his assistance.
Count Cxtonr aud the sa.tlinian Cabinet had
resigned, and It's reported ihat tue reasons for
thfS step were on account OF tue terms Of peace
being unsatisfactory. Count Arese has been
charged with tho formation Of a new Cabinet.
LIVERPOOL, July l5th.-Drradstuffs had de-
caiulng tendcncs. There is little inqiry and
dull. Pork heavy aud all qualities hare slightly
declined.
Lospox. july 1.-THE Bank Of England has
reduced ths rate Of discount to e& per cent,
cossols are quoted nj 95!@s5s.
SECOND DI>PATcH.
Letters from Paris noie much discontent there
coudeEnsog the terms uf peace, though peace it.
self gave satisfaction. The Paris Ssele objecls
to Austrian influence still suffered TO remain in
Italy, aud calls fur the expulsion of petty Italian
Princes ~ho are but conf! dtrotes Of Austria.
Napoleon on his urrlral in France would pro-
ceed direc, 10 St. Cloud defering official entsee
army
The Emperor aud the King of SardiLis enter
ed Turin on the 18th. amidst enthusiastic accln.
mations Of tie people.
An Austrian Correspondent officially announ.
ceA the cunjisionA OF tl,c treaty of peace thus !:
Austria aud France will support The formation
OF tho italian confederation. Lombardy a.
for a. Tie Ens u The Nsnnio is to Le qirfn pp.
Auntua, Prscheria and the whole Of Veneiia
to renixiu Austrian possessions The psinces
of Tuscany aud Modena return to their States
Il uuiverssI amnesty granted.
The yienpt corfcspondent of the T,ondon
1tas<a says thrce applications were made by
Napoleon to Austria before she would consent
Qvsrtures we're made direct Ly Napoleon for
the purpose Of preventing tic mediation Of
neutrala.
The sar,c correspondent sers the Pone MA
burnt 10 ciIiyy e, Miian. and unirjendly Gel,ncs
existed between Napoleon and Victor Emapuel
The latter had issued n proclamation to The
people Of Lalnbardy announcing their anuexa-
iiou TO Sardinia, sccordiug to Els own dtsi5e
many times expressed. and fis de,erm;nstion
10 aineliora.e their political condition.. Emun-
mel entered Milsn on tho 18th, amidst eutbusi-
astjc plaudits Of the citizens. e"74'
1t il ramorcd the Emperor and Empress Of
tue French would vist Iicnua,
1t vas reported that lie French nrmv baa
commenced i couut.r,uarch.
Ii vas thought probable that the dismissal of
she Cardinal, iu.oaclli. would fellow. "
it vas rusnorc4 that Garribslii was .bont tn
issue proclamation, and il was considered
doubtful whether he would Iar dou7n ,;x orn.
Tn to tie llih the formation of fhe Unnrari.
IN legion had nrocccded nrosncrnusIv 4 M,
LnyiuS iuined. "''~S
4 le.ier frntu Rome on the stl, sar.. tte pone
Inns sent IN autograph letter TO Napoleon, IN.
uoancuy his ,5cte er,,,ioution tn den.,3 m ar,nea
1nteffE0Linn from the CAtlloilc p1fTeF9.
EsaLASp.-Tbe House ii Common, passed to
a sccoua reading The bill aLoijshipr Church
rates bv q rute ii aC3 10 1y3. Hu,h Uonse8 div
cussed The Treaty OF Peace. In the Commons
Lord Russell in a,swer To nu rnon;rv sa;d noth'
ing was kuprn or could be knoxu Us to details
which would be abvat ai,e 18Th.
E Sir Jan.es Grasaan called attention tn 1},e for
midablc French fleets nj Chrrbo,rr and Rrast
tosetier with gun boats for IaudinE truona
Russell said Fruuce had nnde In erfrao-d;.
nnry prenarativus. therefore Eocland had A..
1pauded no cxutunutitn. ~
Grunge riots nrrya;i.d in vor;ora n,,,, of
Ireland uEso at p.,.l.tr~.ho-a ,.as;s. tas~.."
srrious-kni-rs. ijrrar1n.. xc xsrn ,,sedNone
man was Killed. uud several wounded ianrrr.
ous!s. A''o 1A''se'
L1rEsr.-n was ren,rtcd nj p,~;. m E-;ao,
tint rr.nt ar;,a,;on rrara;'ed =; NIL. ~ s1May
troudlrs bn. nr;...n Il. vsr.,;a " ,,at Esuaa .nas
WAS d,,;urhed and ,hat thc ,.sa ,r.ra saes
ipd;ruant ut fbr Em,rr,,r for S S1;,;,~ ~ f,,iii
Iii. nrnn,;sce 0' ava '4'''"s ~ '''1'
decrease in cash ~ orcr - oen dno f1a.s
SwitzerIand l.as orderc,, H., d;.hand,,a,t If
her tr.mnt LIED m, dnr;,,r s -. ,rnr "
prussp In. or,,srsd .ha .s,s,,, NV w.. -,
I,ait. 'eA @1' '''op0 W iaafca ~
The osners wera ,na;nlx rnoaccd IN x,ar,,,.
1inns rr,nn 1f,a erdiox .n1 II; - .
its ,e.uits' ~o'~s"o'oD " Ps"s1 ~n4
Ia,,nre f.,,, por;. a.. A.. H.,
tx .Ia,va,od ,uota aa *sse1l uas muea diseon
psace mud sma1l r.ss,tt " r.. ~ iI snt ~ o
peace ;.self rare .rnsr,i r. .s,is;.ct;nn H.
tt:s, eea E"'er Etnerat sat"ncHon. Inc
sa,;xf.d ~ s... :. -. =. Es eo : a,osas' oIs-
th,nr ~ ,,aa;., ~n9 !: 4us1 ~" ~! nave every
ar>tt,;., 53m.,,aa ~ :. .ns taiuu,es;
Il Ill ~ ~ cx.,,.,s; - ~ a aooae! 1.a,y
-:" ~ sue ENPe'aioa y. uie petty 1lanAn
The Ec,,'aror neueiaon h"d W 1aast an:,.ad r.. .
~ ,.ar ~ ..s tupoa''n 's ian Iu'ns" 'ne sest
"N y" :" s"@@1 W. = tAAtcs
Franea l. xs;d IN harr inred raatjr ,1,r,s .-hnia
dxys. '''~1 ''~' '%''so ""'1e
49,. 7,,x !. IT, .-.. 1...
s1tess th.t IT, cnnse ~ H. Aus1ag vat
%.-nv sut =, ,t;a Is a ..;aaos n aS ftcncn
III. xsn,terv s,,;a ~ r. Eo,.1 s.'. a1'a,"
1ent .nH ~rceods .1ar ~ 1,o-.. .at:y 20. .1I
cnts,tn;usJ rne,. 80 E. nsn eau'u9s
r. s;n, ~ ~ -: ,1 aau saa9us eneuIea-
iun rrocan,ation 10 he nsonie "S 1onh,r@n I ,gno"
Hrarrn has l,cx..d ,.9, ,r,,s =. ,r;tf ,.'" ~
fni aiiv tho Emrs.rcr Nnnoi.,n III. H. %"s puIt
- - NV -peo ~, NaIotcon' Ne.r7seo IN
tbs h,uts ~ ~ M'',;e e'es - upou sieors, ~
among r.n se iii r'.a tb.t us.a2. hss se n uas
vnmr 1;.t.. H. 1r,n.,;eo sat;enas nIs ssea
1n;nsr;ss r. ,eo.s | ssnss o ~ to!o"Sd u" ns pre-
1...J. ~ ~ ASSURE '"e peoP!e o. LON
desire many ti,nes expressed you wilt hence
lorfh form with M ancicnt staic ons single aud |
1rce ta1niig: u1d take Jour destiny under l,y di.
reessohs. ! i"re 70 hnd 10 you that coucur-
renee wnlea tne eh.ei ot State needs In order
~ he" administrator. tell yo1 peo. /
hs o, 10moafdy 70 trust 10 yonr King Estab.
saea soe oa solia anu tnPer'1naole basls he viii
3is"s.s ,nappineas i'I NJ" country which
43easen = hns eEt' ustcd TO his gorcrnmcAt- The
1tape!"f o! Ahs'ra ha& ordered An immediate
t'ss sa'on o.. .. ule recruiting commenced two dsys
@e!o9e .ne Attu9St'ee- ...
war ts1 was imposed upon Piedmont,
.,ar,.. uts" IT. 10 onsn1n oi all the taxea on pro-