Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-07-29
Lombardy Annexed 10 Sardinia !
The Pope Rules the Rest or italy I
FURTHER COMMERCIAL NEWS.
FnRrHRR PoINT. July "a

rived at Liverpool on the 18th inst.
The advces by the North Briton are four days la
ter than those furnished by the Africa and are of
highly important character both in a political and
/ financial point Of view.
| treaty Of peace between Austria and France
and Sardinia had already been concluded
! The provisions of this treaty are briefly as fol-
! lows;
An Italian Confederation is to he formed under
I the honorary Presidency of the Pope of Rome
Austria comedies Lomhardy TO France Napoleon
in Turin, grants those possessions to Sardinia Aus
tra retains her right of rule over Venice
! The steamer left Liverpool before the effect of
this news had time 10 he developed
Cyrus w. Field is passenger in the North Br-
ton. 1t is said he has accomplished the object Of
his visit.
I SECOND DISPATCH.
The Paris Moniteur explains the circumstances
attending the armistice. II says the great neutral
powers exchanged communications with the hellig
erents offering their mediation, hut it was unsuc-
cesstul until the French fleet about to COM
mence hostilities against Venice and the conflict
before Verona was imminent, when Napoleon, anx-
ous to prevent further bloodshcd ascertained the
disposition of the Emperor Of Austria, and, finding
him willing, an armstice concluded. The two
Emperors had an interview on the 18th at Villa
Franco.
The Armistice-A Dispatch from Turin says Ma
DOleOn mas issued DulIeUn from NNlleBlO annoUnC-
ing the nrmistice, rongratuating the troops their
glorious achievement and announcing his immedi-
ate departure for Paris, leaving the provisional
command of the army to Marshal Valiant.
The London Times claims that England brought
about the armisticc. Other authorities give credit
to Prussia A Verona telegram says the armstice
was concluded only after repeated requests from the
French and after Austria had obtained all she had
asked for.
II was reported that Kossuth was to propose
monarchicsl government for Hungary.
THE Peace Dispatch from Napoleon 10 the En-
presS.-The following is copy Of the Geographic
dispatch from Napoleon to the Empress Eugenie,
nouncing that peace had been concluded:
vALEGIo July IL.
4 treaty of peace has been sigued between the
Emperor of Austria and myself on the following
2 basis:
The Italian Confederacy is to be under the homo
q rary Presidency of the Pope.
The Emperor of Austria comedies his rights in
= Lomhardy to the Emperor of the French, who
Il transfers them to tho King of Sardinia
o The Emperor Of Austria preserves Venice, but
she WI ofa an integral part of the Italian Confed-
, Grafton. Signed NAPOLEON.
y Effect q tie Ncvs al Pdris.-The dispatch Of
: the Emperor announcing the conclusion of peace,
was bulletined in Paris the 18th, when the
French funds Immediately rose % per cent.
u Effect of he Nevs at Loe1on--The news did
II not transpirc in London till after the official closing
: hOr of consols sales oil which were made after
K ward at GAL the rise during the day being /. All
p other securities closed huoyant.
" The London News says the first hopes and expec-
u tatious of Italy deceived History will call Ma
J. poeon to- strict account for having made war on
n false pretenses and signed mock and selfish peace
, that leaves Austria impregnably fortified in TIM
: heart of Northern Italy, and commits the centre o
k Italy to the patronage Of the Pope. The closer we
e examine this pacifcation, the more futile and mi
puitous 1t appears. --1
The Morning Post contends that the Pope is de-
prved of his substance, but keeps shadow of su
I premacy.
= The Times SAYS France has spent 100000, Oot
" and so 900 men, only to give Milan Piedmontes
y instead of an Austrian master, and to establish tn
a Pope in temporary dignity, beyond his mag
" nation. Is all this real The Emperors gam
a must be long one,
e Lrcrpool. .July l2.-Mcssrs ClareN Co.'S Circu
A lar reports at the cotton market continues firm
ID the advance noted in the circular of Friday having
o. been fully sustained. The sales during the pas
in three days amount to $4,000 bales. including 4,00
ID bales to speculators and 1000 for export. Tn
ne quotations for New Orleans mddling is Lied
es and for upland midding l3-l6d.
m State If Trade.-The markets of Manchester ar
buoyant and goods are quoted Mt an advance
lis Breadstuis market generally continues dull MesSr'
10 Richardson a. spence $ circular reports lllu VI
"a weather continued favorable for crops. Flour yer
rs dull at lOd lbs for American. Wheat is more ac
" tive and an improvement of la I'd in price is noted
rh The quotations are~-Western red Is Cd TO 6s Sd
WI ite 9s(G IS Cd; Southern, lO6lls. Corn du
but unchanged. Provisions generally have decl
ming tendency The circulars report pork heav,
a. with decling tendency. Bacon dull sales unin
Is portant. Lard dull but steady.
London Money Market-There is no importar
o- change to note in the money market. The peaC
10 advices had not yet TRANSFERRED Consuls quote
- at sc,
WASHINGTON, July "a
|, The Liberal Government of Mexico, through i
~ agent in the United States, has Just concluded
contract for the supply of Minnie and Sharpe rife
AMI cannon and ammunition TO suit them. The
will be forwarded to Mexico on the LIST of Septen
aw ber It is not vet known here whether the Anne
)rt lean volunteers will be accepted MS Lerdo had NJ
on arrived and the character Of his instructions HI
nj therefore not been ascertained. These waTliI
en- stores NAV supersede the necessity for extraneO'
re- aid except ms TO competent officers, there being
ale suicency Of Liberals ready to take the field as Il
rank and file.
Letters have been received from various quarter
on the writers expressing anxiety to raise voul
teers for the service of the Liberals in any numb
Ill desired
m There was an extraordinary meeting of the cab
asst net yesterday called it is understood to consd
tiy the dispatches just received from Minister McLaI
relative to Mexican affairs.
The members of the different legations from E.
,sr rope have had several reunions in glorfcaton
he the news of the armstice and to show their apr
NJ. citation of the Goutinhed peaceful relations amor
we their respective sovereigns. The jubants hoy
The ever did not Include the French Austrian and Sa
To- dinian Minister'S who absent from Washingto
! New ORLEANS July Fl.
ol Steamer W. II. Webb passed M,ntitlan on Il
ne 18Th, with California dates TO the 9th.
e' The Golden Gate and Corez brought 2,2o0,0 t
& treasure and 900 passengers.
es Business is depressed. There have been two co
~, siderable failures. The prices of leading goods a
W. tending downward. Money is easy. Mining new
'I good. Grain harvest abundant
hu The national anniversary was celebrated throug
W ont the State with universal onthusiasm'
W. w., The City Council adopted Gamewell Co.'S q