The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-07-30


of ms visit, relating to another attempt to
lay the Atlantic Telegraph Cable.
THREE DAYS LATER.
The steamer Europa arrived at Halifax on
Wednesday, with Liverpool dates 10 the 10th
inst.
The news of The conclusion of treaty of
peace between France and Austria is fully
confirmed, but no further particulars had
transpirtd
The result of the treaty was generally mis-.
trusted in England,
The Sandman ministry had resigned and
Count Aresc had teen charged to form a new
cabinet.
In an address to his soldiers the Emperor
says that "Lcacc was concluded because the
contest was aboot to assume proportions no
longer TO keeping with the interests which
france had IN the war;
The Emperor Of Austria was on his way to
Verona lie says in the order of the day that
lie yielded to the umlavolablc political situa-
ton In which he was placed. because his nat.
ural allies did not, as he expected come to his
assistance.
Count Cavour is reported to have resigned
on account OF the terms Of the treaty ofpeace
being unsatisfactory.
Letters from Paris note much discont ent
thcIc concerning the terms Of the peace,
although the fact that peace had been conclu-
ded gave satisfaction.
The Paris Steele objects to Austrian in0l-
encc still being suffered to remain in Italy,
and calls for the expulsion of the petty Ital.
ian princes, who are but the cOnlederatcs Of
| Austria.
Napoleon, on his arrival in France, would
proceed direct to st. Cloud, Grlerring his off.
cial entlee into Paris till he makes it at the
head of the army.
The Emperor and King of Sardinia entered
Turin on the 18Th amid the enthusiastic
cclamaions Of the people.
THE PROVISIONS OF TIE TREATY.
The Austrian Correspondence officially
announces the conditions Of the treaty Of
peace thus:
austria and France will support the for
nation Of an Italian Confederation.
"Lombardy, as far as the line Of the Min
clio. is to be given up; but Mantua and the
whole Of Nehctia remain Austrian posses
| SionS.
THE Princes of Tuscany and Modena are
to return to their States.
"a universal amnesty is granted"
The ' crona correspondent of the London
Times says that three applications were made
| by Napoleon to Austria before she would con-
sent. The oyerturcs were made direct by
Napoleon for the purpose Of preventing uedl.
| tation Of neutral powers.
The same correspondent says that the Pope
was burnt in etiigy ut Milan, and ,hat I'M
friendly feelings existed between Napoleon
and Victor Emanuel. The latter had issued
proclamation to the people Of Lombaldy
announcing their annexation to Sardinia,
according to his own desires, many times
expressed, and his determination to anchor
ate thor political condition.
The King of SARDINIA entered Milan on the
l3ih amid the enthusiastic plaudts Of thp
cltiZCns.
1t was rumored that the Emperor and En-
press OF the French would visit Vienna.
1t was reported that the French army had
commenced to countermarch.
1t was thought probable that the dismissal
of the Cardinal Antontlli would follow the
present state Of affairs.
1t was rumorcd that Gen. Garbaldi was
about 10 issue proclamation. 1t was con-
sidcred doubtful whether he would lay down
his arms.
Up to the llth instant the formation of the
Hungarian Legion had proceeded proSpcrously,
five thousand men having Joined it.
a letter from Rome, dated July Sth saws
that the Pope sent an autograph letter to the
Emperor Napoleon announcing his dctcrni-
nation TO demand an armed intervention from
the Catholic Powers.
ENGLAND.