Smyrna times., 1859-07-28
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Course Strongly Censured by the LondO,
;. PresS-Aaly Oeceiped.
40 FARTHER POINT, July "a
The steamship North Briton, from Liverpoo
g. on the 18Th inst, bound for Quebec. has beef
Or intercepted Off this point, and most importan
I. budget of news obtained.
If =, Cyrcs w. Field, Esq, is passenger by the
NORM BrIton lie has accomplished the object
'1 OF MS VISIT, relating to another attempt 10 lay
II the Atlantic Telegraph Cable.
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Iater than those furnished bv ..ae steamer Al
5 rIca' and are Of hi;..' y important character
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ii A TREATY OF PEACE, BETWEEN AUS.
y !hlA AND AND SARDINIA, HAD
q ALREADY BEEN CONCLUDED.
Ihe provisions of this treaty are, briefly, as
, follows:
An Italian Confederation is to be formed, un.
S ner the honorary Presidency of the Pope OF
Rome.
Austria comedies Lombardy to France.
Napoleon, IN turn, grants these possessions
TO Sardinia.
Austria retains her right of rule over Venice.
The steamer left Liverpool before the effect
"f this news had time TO be developed
The Paris MOniteur explains the circum-
stances attending the armlslce. 1t says the
great neutral powers had exchanged communi.
cations with the beligerent powers, offering a
plan for mediation, but were unsuccessful in
their efforts, until the French fleet was about TO
Commences hOstilItes against Venice, and
conflict before Verona was imminent, when Ma
poleon, anxious TO prevent further oodshed
ascertalned the disposition of the Emperor of
AUSTRIA aud finding him willing, the armislicc
was concluded.
| The " Htunorors boJ =,
llth inst. at Villa France.
EFFECT OF THE NEWS AT PARIS.
The despatch of the Emperor announcing the
conclusion OF peace, was bulletDed in Paris on
The l2lh, when the French funds immediately
rose two and halt per cent.
The closing Quotations are not mentioned.
but were about 7Qf
EFFECT OF THE NEWS AT LONDON. |
The news dld not trunspire in London till af
Ter Tie Official closing hours Of Consos sa les !
q which were made afterwards at 96J, the rise |
during the day being seven-eIghts. Ali other .
securities closed buoydnt
The Morning Post contends that the Pope
is deprived Of his substance but keeps shadow
of supremacy.
The Times says that " Venice must hope
that her independence will not be a mere name,
and that the influence of France and Austria
united Will not be more unbearable than that
OF Austria singly. The Romans must hope that
the Italian Confederation, under the honorary
Presidency of the Pope, will be nothing like
any Government they have hitherto known
The Papa States are left as they were. with
master somewhat greater than before he is
honorary Presldent Of the Italian Cunfedera-
ton, and General Guyon holds the sword his
side. The King of Naples is made member
nj rho iaJ,, .,
of that honor and its import. Europe has to
welcome new Power. EngIan has nothing ,
TO do but to look on. Austria is sumewhat hum- ,
bIed. but relieved Of difficulty. Sardinia is :
a9grandlzed with province that mIstrusts her, 8
aud neIghbor that has earned n imperIshable
and IneXhaustlbe claim TO her gratitude. The
Grand Dukes, we suppose, are Ouce more TO be |
on their thrones. France has now {
the game in her own hands. She has Europe +
before her. She raise all Italy and half of 4
the Austrian Empire against those Ger.naus
whom she has SO often beaten. YET on the very /,
summit OF her ambition she renounces. France h
has spent lltly millions ste:nng, aud fifty thou \
sand men, only to give Milan PIedmontese +,
instead of an Austrian master, and To establish =
the Pope in temporal dignity. even beyond
his Imagination, and capable of extension. Is
all this real The Emperors game must be 6
very long one"
The announcement of the CONCLUSION of
peace between the belgerent Powers, wss
read in the House Of Lords and the Commons,
On the 18th, and was received with loud and "
cheers. Ct
TIE ARM1STlCE
A despatch from Turin says Napoleon had is
sued bulletin from ValIeglO, announcing the A
,rms ice, cOngfatulatIug the troops on their
: glorious achiet ementS, and announcing his i'm
mediate departure for Paris, leaving the pro.
sisiona command Of the army to Marshal Vail. Q
ant. 2
The London Times claims that England
brought about the armistice. :,
Other authorities give the credit to Prussia. {,
A Verona telegram says the armstice was con-
;luded only after repeated requests from the a,
French, and after Austria had obtained all she tn
mad asked for.
1t was reported that Kossuth was 10 propose
government for Hungary. .
THE PEACE DESPATCH FROM NAPO- to
LEON TO THE EMPRESS.
The following is a copy of the telegram from
Napoleon to the Empress Eugenie, announcing l
hat peace had been concluded:
"VALLEGIo, July IL. =
"a treaty of peace has been signed between =
he Emperor Of Austria and myself, on the fol-
owing OaseS:
1.-The Italian Confsderacy is TO be under the h'
honorary Presidency of the Pope. Us
The mperOr of Austria comedies his
lights in Lombardy to the Emperor of the g
French, who transfers them to the King Of Sar- ~
LIMA.
1.-The Emperor of Austria preserves Venice,
but she will form an integral part of the Italian
Confederation. NAPOLEON" -
At the interview between the two Emperors,
1T villa Franco, the Emperor of Austria was
accompanied by General Hess, Gramme, Kell,
ner, Kolonstein, Roming, Schtter and others "
of his staff.
TURIN, July IL. .
An official bulleling publishes tho text of The S
armrstIce Besides the articles already known, CT