Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-03
The Stapoafe.
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.

LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
The Euberor of Austria left Verona for Vienna
on tae raurnine of the l4th His order of the day,
sbnbfnhed at Verona the 18th, says that Austria
couihenced tie war for the maintenance Of her ga
cred treaties relying the devotedness Of her peo.
ple, the bravery Of her army and on her natural
all;s. Not haoing found allies Austria yielts to
an rntarora6ls political situation, The Emperor
cordially thanks the people well as the army
who have again shown their sovereign may conf
IDENTIFY rcly on their devotedness if any new strug
giles should arise.
The Interview between the Emperors at Villafran-
ca Is said to have lasted nearly the whole day.
NApoLEoS's ORDER OF TIE DAY.
The Paris Ao"iteur publishes proclamation by
the Emperor announcing to- tho soldiers the basis
of peace It is to the following effect
The principal i'm of the is attained. and Italy
will become t,v the first time nation. Venetia, 1t
is true. remains to Austria, but she WILL neverthe
ian confederation. The Union Of Lombardy with
Piedmont creates for US po,ceriMl ally. wh" uiU
o,os to u its independenes The Italian governments
which have remained inactive, or which have been
called back into their possessions, ,oiU comprehend
the nscessity of salutary refarms A general am.
nesty will obliterate the traces Of civil discord It.
ally, henceforth mistress of her dcstinies will only
have herself to accuse should she not progress rcg
larly in order and freedom. You will soon return
to France.
A grateful country will there receive with trans
ports those soldiers who have raised so high the
glory of our arms at Montebcllo Palestro, Turbgo.
Magenta, Melegnano and Soltrino, who in two
months have freed Piedmont, and have only stopped
becaxse the contest about to assume proportions
no longer in leepiag Nth the interest that Franc.
had IN this formidable srNr. BE proud tEen o.
~c ~, nI,f
especially Of being the we'll beloved children of that
France who will always be the great nation so long
as she shall have heart to comprehend noble eau
'>S' ' ~ ~ NAPOLEON.
The preliminary conditions Of the treaty of peace
are thus announced in the official Austrian Cores
pondence:-
Austria and France will support the formation
of an Italian confederation to which Austria acccdes
Lom6aray as far as the line Of the Nncio, il to be
giren up. Manatua, Peschiera. Brogoforto and the
whole of the Venetia remain Austrian possessions.
The Princess of Tuscany and Modena are to return
to their States. A unirersal amnesty is to be gran
ted
The Vienna correspondent of the London Times
says three applications were made to the Emperor
of Austria before he would consent to the armstice
The overtures were made direct by Napoleon, for
the purpose of preventing the meditation of neutras
The same correspondent says the Pope was burnt
in ef6gy at Milan, and that very unfriendy feeling
had sprung up between Napoleon and Victor Eman-
uel.
The Moniteur contains the following
SExzASo, July IA, 1859.
The Augsburg Gazette alleges that the cause oi
the armistice was the existence of dangerous ma
lady in the French army but to this We can give a
formal denial The sanitary state of the French
army is excellent and exceeds even the hope which
could be entertained from the beat and fatigue en-
dured
SANDMAN ORDER OF THE DAY.
The King of Sardinia had issued the following pro
clamation to the people of Lombardy:-
Heaven has blessed our arms with the powerful
aid Of magDanimous and valiant ally, the Empe
ror Napoleon. and we arrived in few days aftel
victory upon victory at the banks Of the Mincio.-
To day come back among you to tell you that Hea
ven has granted your wishes An armistice followed
by prelmnares of peace, assures the people Of LON
hardy Of their independence. According to YOU
desire many times expressed, you will hencefortl
form, with an ancient State one single and free fam
lily. take your destiny under my direction, ant
hope to find in you that concurrence which the chic
of State needs in order to create new admnistra
ton. l tell you people of Lombardy, to trust il
your King. Established on solid and imperisha
bic basis he will procure happiness for new coun
try which Heaven has entrusted to his government
News from Milan of the 18th states that the Kin,
of Sardinia arrived there in the evening amid tn
plaudits of the populace His Majesty subsequent,
presented himself on the balcony of his hotel an
IVES greeted with warm acclamations of "Vive
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