Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-08-03
ARRIVAL OF THE EURon.
Three Days Later
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The horse Express from Halifax b..
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arrival of the Europa. Her dates ar. !:
urday, 10th inst, three days later tb'.
ceived previously.
The following are the principal itar.
news by the Europa:
The steamships Saxenia and Kapg.,o,
rived out on the 18th The Ocean n.
reached Southampton on the 18th ,,S
Persia on Saturday the 10Th.
The treaty ofpeace is fully cob6rms5
no further particulars have transp;re5
yond the fact that the Princes Of IT,.
and Modena are to return to their St.,a-
The result of the treaty is generals :.
printed in England
The Emperor Napoleon was on b;s .
home He was expected to raaeh Psr;s
the 18Th inst, when further details IS i
treaty will probably be announced.
In his address to the army he saystb,, u
peace was concluded because the eontes, =,
about to assume proportions no longer in h.
ing with the interests France had in n
war.
The Emperor ofAustria had left the A.
and was on his way to Vienna He bad I
sued an order of the day, in which be an
alludiDg to the treaty of peace. that he yii.9
ed to the unfavorable political situation |
which he was placed, because his nair]
allies did not, as was expected, come to !
assistance.
Count Cavour and the Sardiuian Cst1.
had resigned, and it is reported that the :,
sons for this step were on account Of !
terms of peace being unsatisfactory.
Count Avercze has been charged with /
formation of a new Cabiuct.
TEsE LATEST.
Letters from Paris note much disconts..
the terms of the peace although peace il
gave satisfaction.
The Paris Seiclc objects to Austrian n,
ence being still suffered to remain in TIA
and calls for the expulsion of the petty !,
lian princes, who are but confederates
Austria.
Napoleon. on his arrival in France Eg
proceed at once TO St Cloud, deferring bn
fetal entree into PaIis till he makes it at
head of the army.
The Emperor and King of Sardinia eua
Ell Turin on the 18th, amid the enthusias
acclamatiOns of the people.
The Austrian Correspondence OFFICIALLY
nounccs the conditions of the treaty, thus
Austria and France will support the hrn
ton of an Italian Confederation
LOmbardy, as far as the line of the Mn
to be given up.
Mantua, Peschiera. and the whole of Z
eta to remain Austrian possessions
The Princes of Tuscany and Modena to
turn to their States
y universal amnesty is grautej.
The Vienna correspondent of the Lon
Times says three applications were made
Napoleon to Austria before she would con:
Oyertures were made direct by NapoleOl
the purpose of preventing mediation By
/ trails.
The same correspondent says the Pops
burnt IN efigy at Milan, and unfriendy
ings existed between Napoleon and Vi
Emanuel. The latter had issued Pr
nation to the people of Lombardy, annt
| cling their annexation to Sardinia, accon
to their own desire. many times expres
and ais determination to amelorate their
I litical condition.
1t was rumnred that the Emperor and
press of the French would visit Vienna.
a letter from Rome on the Sth says
Pope has sent an autograph letter to Ma!
on announcing his determination to den
an armed Intervention from the Catholic
! crs
THE LATEsT.-It was reported in Pan
Friday. that great agitation prevailed si
Ian, and that troubles had arisen in Ven
that Florence was disturbed, and that
Persian populace were indignant at the
peror for his failure TO fulfil his promise:
Switzerland has ordered the disband
of her troops called out during the war.