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THE CONCLUSION OF PEACE.

The fnrc gn news, by the last steamer is of
the mos. important character. and brings tn"
gratifying intelligence of the conclusion of
peace between the contcndinG parties in Italy.
Austris retains Venice. but comedies his right
in L"mharty to the Emperor Of the French.
who transfers it to the King Of Snrlinia. The
nnomnceulcnt of peace has been joyfully re
ceivel in England. and has had favorable ef-
f"ctnnon the public funds in London and Paris.
The public journals, however. seem to he com.
menting very freely upon the income Iusiveness
of the war. and it's failure to secure the pro.
posed ohjcct--the establishment of Italian in.
dependence. 1t leaves Austria in s.ron. force
and well established in the North of Italy,
and the past history of tina, power leads to the
conclusion that she will nvui herself Of the
first opportunity /" regain all that she has lost.
We annex the following itcms:-
FATHER PoIST, JnIy 25
Napoleon had issued a bulletin from V,llcrio
announcing the arrni>ticr and cong rat ulainr the
troops Oh The glorious nrhI-v cnrnis also nnnonn-
c'ng his immediate departure for Paris. leaving
the provisional command OF the army to Marshal
NaiIinnl.
The Loud"n Times clnims that England
brought about the armiSticc, other authorities
gives the credit to Prussia.
n Verona telegram saws the armisic.. Wa
c"cludcd after repeated requests FROM the French.
and after The Ausiriars had obtained all ih Y
had asked for
k"s.uih had proposed Mona,chial Govern
mcnI for Hungary.
The following is the telegram from Napoleon
to E"g"ni". Announcing peace:
"NrIEs:i". July IL" Peace has been signed
between 'h" Emperor "i Austria and myself, on
the ln!i,wId.r bnsis:
An Italian tonf-d"r:.cy. under tho honorary
Presidency Of the P"p". The Emperor Of Aus
lria comedies his tight in io,nlurdy To- the I'm
r"ror of the French VIII" transfers them to the
KING of Sardinia, the Emreror Of Austria pre-
serves Venice, bu, shr will form integral part
of the Italian confederation.
Thus dispatch was l'nl!etinri in Paris on the
l2iii. and the French funds rose - ] per cent.
Ih" news did not transrire in London until
after til" closing hours for Consols. hut sales were
afterwards made nt 9Gt per cent. the rise dur
mg the day being !. All other securities closed
bunya":.
The London Times says that France spent fifty
millions sterling and lost fifty thnnsani men,
only to give Milan n Piclmnntcsr inst cad an
Austrian mnst"r, and established the Pope in
temporal dignity, even beyond his mag gnation
a"'l that Napnirons game must he long
Th" News saws the hopes oF Italy have been
utterly deceived by the peace. and ,ha, his.
tory Will rail- Napoleon To n strict account for
having mud" war under false prc,enccs and
signed mock selfish peace thai leaves Aus.
trla imprrgnuntly fortified in the heart of North
ern Italy, ,nnI commits Central Italy to the pnt-
ronagr of the Pope.
The corning Post says that the Pope is de-.
prIved of the suhst"nce but keeps the shadow Of
supremacy.
II was runorr1 at Berlin that the Emprror Of
Russia WAS expected in ~rrivc there TO attend !;
inn'i; conference, Touching the disposal Of the
Crown after the abdrnlon uf the King.
Ii" announcement, Of pence was read ! II hotl,
Iionsea ot PariiarIcnt and was received with
prolonged cheers.