Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-28
LATER ElgOM EUROPE.
END OF THE WAR.
Farther Point. G. E.. July "a.

news obtained.
The steamship Anglo Saxon, from Que.
bee, arrived at Liverpool on the eleventh
ult.
The advicc5 by the North Briton are
four DAYS later than those furnished by the
steamer Africa, and are Of highly impor-
tant character. both in political and fl
nancia! poiut Of view.
Cyrus w Field is passenger. and has
accomplished the object Of his visit in con-
nection with the ocean telegraph.
\ treaty of peace between Austria and
France and Sardinia had already been con
cludtd. The provisions Of the treaty ale
as follows:
An Italian confederation is to be formed
under the honorary Pre.i lency Of the
Pope of Rome; Austri, comedies Lombar
dy 10 Fraace; Napoleon in turn grants
.he5e possessions TO Sardinia; Austria re-
lains har right of rule over Venice.
The steamer left Liverpool before the ef-
feet Of this news had Time Ia be develop
( ed
The Paris Monitcur explains tho crcum.
stances attending the srmistice. and says
that the great neutral powers exchanged
communications with tho bclligercnts. Of
fering n mediation, but were unsu. cessful.
as the French fleet was about commencing
hosiiliiies against Venice, and conflc,
before Verona was imrainent. When Ma
poleon, anxious TO prevent further blood.
shed. ascerta'ued The disposition of the
Emperor of Austria, and finding him vii
ling, IN armstice was concluded. The
TWO Emperors had an interview on the / til
At Villa Franca.
y dispatch from Turin says Napoleon
has issued q bulletin from vallegio. an
bouncing the armsticc, and congratnlating
the troops on their glorious achievements,
and announcing his immediate departure
for Paris, giving the provisional command
OF the army to Marshal Valiant.
The London Times claims that Eng
land brought about the armistice. O,her
authorizes give III credit 10 Prussia
y Verona telegram SAYS the armistice
concluded only after repeated requests
from the Ilcnci, and after Austria had
obtained all She had asked for
l, was reported that Kossuth Wa to
propose monarchl.l government for uuu-
| gary.
The following IS copy of tho telegram
from Napoleon 10 the Empress Eugene,
announcing that peace lad been corclu-
ded
Yalle2io. lIth.--A treaty of peace has
been sisIel between the Emperor Of Aus
tria and mysoI ON the following basis:
The I.alian con iederacy Is to b, under
> The honorary presidency Of he Pore.
The Emperor Of Austri. comedies bis
rights N Lombardy to the Emperor Of
the French who transfers them to the
King Il Sardinia.
The Emperor Of Austria preserves Ven.
ice. but she Will form an Integral part OF
: The Italian Confederation.
NAPOLEON.
The dispatch Of the Emperor was bull
lc,incd in P@iis ON tho l2.h. whea the
French funds Immediately rose l-2 per
, cent.
The news DID not transpire in London
Ill me official closing Of consols. sales
of Which were made az crwarIs 4, 96I, the
ise during the day being /. All other
securities closed buoyaut.
The London Daily News SAYS:
I'll. first hopes Of Italy are deceived.
History will @ Napoleon 10 strict account
for making war on false prctences and
signed mock peace lhat leaves Austria
impresuably fortified in the heart OF North
lcrn pant 81 Italy, ana commits the centre
OF Italy to the patronage of the Pope. The
closer We examine the pretended paci6ca.
: ton. the more futile aud injurious it up
peas.'
The morning Post contends Tint the
, Pope Is deprived Of his substance. bu'
: keeps shadow OF supremacy.
The Times says
: France has spent f59. 900 sterling,
and 81. 600 men. only TO give Milan Pod
u nontcse instead OF an Austrian master,
: and to rc-cslablish tie Pope in temporal
dignity even beyond his Imagination. L.
all this real? The Emperor game must
Z BE- a long one"
: The announcement Of tho conclusion oil
: peace between the belligerent powers was
: read in the House Of Lords and Commons
/, on the 18Th, and was received with loud
"a - 4 L. /.