The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-08-11
its details was fixed for the 21st ult

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ralter, America and the West coast OF
Africa, was receiving the serious attcn-
ton of the Government.
The announcement of peace is said to
have caused signs o2Dcommcrcial i'm
provement in France. The Paris -four
market was dul. and wheat was low.
er.
The Paris correspondent Of the Lon.
don Herald says the greatest activity
prevailed all along the French coast
The channel coast was being fortified,
and from Cherbourg to Dunkirk earth
batteries were being constructed at the
distance Of every three thousand yards.
ITALY.-There were strong indica-
tions of discontcnt in some parts Of
Italy. Great agitation existed in Flo
renee.
The provisional government Of Tusca
ny had issued proclamation describing
the basis of peace as betraying the fair
est hopes that the Tuscan government
participated in, and were the scntimen nts
Of the people, and declaring that the
Tuscans will not be re placed under the
yoke and influence of Austria against
her will and rights.
The LIE Nord says that French corps
Of 10000 will remain in Italy until the
re organization Of the country according
te the treaty of Villa Franco.
The Piedmontesc correspondent Of
the Doiy Ne,cs says that fresh Pied
montcse troops are going to Romaga,
wite Napoleon's consent, to maintain or
der and take from the Pope all hope Of
recovering it by the help Of the Swiss
Guards.
The most important towns Of the Ro
man States had sent deputation to con
fer with Garbaldi in regard to the con-
dition Of affairs.
Modena and Parma are said to be in a
state Of revolt.
The Austrian troops remain in their
present position the same as il peace
had not been declared.
Orders had been given to some Of
the French ships Of war to protect
Frenchmen and their property in Tus
cany, in case Of need.
The Paris correspondent Of the Post
says it has never been intended to sup
port by the French army, the return of
the Grand Duke Of Tuscany.
It was reported that Sardinia had re-
called its Representatives from Tuscany
and Modena, and that the provisional
Governments Of Tuscany and Modena
are organizing force to oppose the re
turn Of the Duke.
| Cheyalier PERTH had been sent from
Florence to Paris on special mission.
The Times correspondent says that
the news Of the peace produced the
greatest evaporation and detection at
Turin. The Emperor was accused ofbeing
traitor to Italy, his portraits had to be
withdrawn from view in shop windows
to prevent them from being broken.
Tho Opinion at Turin manifests dis
satisfaction at Venice being allowed to
remain in the hands Of Austria. The
government Of Lombardy had cautioned
the editor Of the Presse against using
invcctives against the recent events, and
recommended him to assume elements
Of moderation under pain Of suppress
sion.
NAPLEs.-4OoO Swiss troops had left
the Neapolitan service and gone home.
The disbandment Of many moro was cx
pectcd.
Large bodies Of troops were concen-
trating at Naples.
PRussIA.-The Prince Regent had
issued an order Of the day to the army
expressing satisfaction with tho treaty
Of Pea:e and conclusion Of the war.
Gen. Wranglc had been removed
from the command Of thcl army which
was to have been concentrated on the
Rhine.
D~ Gen. Dodge has received for hi $
public services in the last tHcnty-one
years over one hundred thous and dollars