The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-30
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Photographed to the New Orleans Delta.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH BRToN,
TREATY OF pBAoE CONCLUDED

QUEBEC, July 25th. The North Briton ha
arrived with Liverpool dates to the 18th.
The Anglo-Saxon arrived out on the 18th.
The following is copy of the peace dispatc
from Napoleon to the Empress Eugene:
"VABLEJIo, July ia treaty of peace ha
Ebeen signed between the Emperor of Austria on,
myself, on the following basis:
1.-The Italian confederation to be under thu
honorary Presidency of the Pope. The Emperor
of Austria comedies his rights in Lombardy to til
Emperor of the French, who transfers them Il
preserves Venice but she will form an integri
part of the Italian confederation.
"(Signed) NAPOLEON"
The Paris Moniteur says that the great neutra
powers exchanged communications with the bel
gerants, Offering their mediation, but unsuccess
fully, until the French fleet was about com
mencing host;lities against Venice and the con.
lict before Verona was eminent, when Napoleon,
finding the Emperor of Austria willing, concluded
an armistiee. Both Emperors had an interview
on the 18th at Villa Franco.
A Turin despatch says Napoleon issued a bull
letin from Valligio, announcing the armistice,
congratulating the troops on their exploits, and
announcing his immediate departure for Paris,
leaving the provisional command of the army
with Valiant.
Some authorities credit England and some
Prussia with the armistce,
A Verona telegram says the armistice was con-
cluded only after repeated requests from the
French, and after Austria had obtained all she
asked.
1t is reported that Kossuth would propose a
monarchical government for Hungary.
In Paris, Napoleon's peace despatch caused
funds to go up p per cent
In Iondou the news transnired after the clos.
ing hour of consols, which afterwards sold for 993
All other securities were buoyant.
The London News says the hopes and eXpecta
tons of Italy are deceived. History will call
Napoleon to account for making war on false pre-
lenses, and signing a mock and selfish peace,
which leaves Austria impregnably fortified in the
heart of Northern Italy, and commits central
Italy to the patronage of the Pope.
Fhe Post contends that the Pope is deprived of
the substance, but keeps the shadow of supremacy.
The Times says France spent fifty millions of
pounds and so, 900 men only to give Milan Pied
monies master, and establish the Pope in tempo
rary dignity, even beyond his Imagination.
LvERPooT June 12-Sales Of cotton for three
days 80 900 bales, of which 1000 were taken on
speculation, and 5000 for expectation. Middling
Orleans, 1.16. Middling Uplands, 3-l6,--I
Manchester advces favorable.
LONDON July lZ.-Ihe announcement OF peace
was received with prolonged cheers in the Houses
Of Lords and Commons.
1t is remored ut Berlin that the Emperor of
Russia would soon arrive and attend the family
conference, respecting the disposal of the crown,
after the abdication of the King. The conference
will have to decide whether the Prince Regent or
his son shall take the crown.
An unsuccessful attempt at revolt was made at
Naples on the 9Th among the soldiers, which was
luellcd by the artillery.
AT Milan, on the I'd, the Pope, Cardinal Anto-
lelli, and Col. Schmidt were burned in elligy on
he Plaz d'armee, on account of the massacre of
Peruga.
SECOND DESPATCH
The massacre of Perugia had created intense
at Milan on the I'd, the Pope, Cardinal
Antonelli and Schmidt were burned in efigy on the
Plaza darmee.
1t is reported that 5000 Sandman troops re.
,aired to to Bologna to protect that city, and to
support the provisional government.
Massfnf and Duzoglia had gone to Bologna.
rhe young King of Naples, on receipt of tho news
# the SolfernO victory, sent message to the
amp to congratulate the allies. 1t was rumored
n Envoy would be sent him to form an alliance,
erhOps with the Sandman government