The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-08-03
FOREIGN NEWS.

Mou6na- are 10 return 10 tneiF Ctdtcs' HO
result of the treaty is generally misapprehend-
ed in England.
The Emperor Napoleon was on his way
home. He was expected to reach Paris on
the 18Th inst, when further details af the
treaty will probably be announced in bis ad -
dress to the army He says that the peace
was concluded because the contest was about
to assume proportions no longer in keeping
with the interests France had in the war.
The Emperor of Austria had left the army
aud was on his wav TO Vienna. He had is
sued an order of the day. in which he says,
alluding to the treaty of peace, that they
Welded to the unfavorabIe political situation
in which be was placed, because bis natural
allies did not, as was expected, come to his
assistance.
Count Cavour and tie Sandman Cabinet
had resigned, and it is reported that the rea-
SONS for this step we're on account of The terms
of peace being unsatisfactory.
Count Arese had been charged with the
formation of new Cabinet.
Letters from Paris note much discomfort
there concerning the terms of peace although
peace itself gave satisfaction. The Paris
Steele objects that Austrian influence is still
suffered to remain in Italy, and calls for the
iexpuI<ion of petty italian Princes who are but
the confederares of Austria.
j Napoleon on his arrival in France, would
proceed direct TO ST. Cloud, deferring his off
cial entree in Paris till he makes it at the head
of the army.
i The Emperor and the King of Sardinia en-
tered Turin on the 18th amid the enthusiastic
acclamation of the people. -.
The Austrian correspondent officially an
nounces the conditions of the treaty of peace
thus: Austria and France will support the
formation of al Italian federation; Lonlbardy
as far as the line of the Mincio is 10 be given
up; Mantua, Peacneira and the whole of the
Venetia remain Austrian possessions; the
| Princes of Tuscany and Modena return to
their states; universal amnesty to be grant.
ed. .--..-.--
Il The Vienna correspondent of the London
f'ifmss says that three applications were made
by Napoleon to Austria before she wonld con-
sent Overtures were made direct by Napo-
leon for the purpose Of preventing meditation
by nentrals.
The same correspondent says that the Pope
was burnt in effigy at Milan, and that unfriend-
feelings existed between. Napoleon and Vic
tor Emanuel; the latter had issued procla-
nation to the people of Lombardy announc
ling their annexaI ion to Sandman according to
their own desire many times expressed. and
, his determination to meliorate their political
condition.
i Emanuel entered Milan on the 18th, amid
enthusiastic plandits of the citizens.
Il 1t was announced that the Emperor and
: Empress of the French would visit Vienna
It is reported that the French army had COM
menced a countermarcb. and it was thought
, probably that the dismissal of Cardinal Anti
nelii would follow this state of affairs.
1t was rumored that Garbadi was about
> TO issue proclamation. 1t was considered
doubtful whether he would lay down arms.
Up to the 11th the formation of the Hun
garian legion had proceeded prosperously'
H 600 having joined.
j A letter from Rome, dated the 9th, says
that the Pope sent an autograph letter to Ma,
poleon, announcing bis determination to de-
. ,nand an armed Intervention from the Catho-
i lie powers
II ENGLAND The House of Commons has
passed toa econd reading the bill aholishing
| church rates by a vote of 163 to 1913. Both
tba oe II fbo
/ Commons Lord Russell, in answer to an inqui-
~, said that moi hing as known or cond he
known as to the details of The treaty till Ma.
tpoleon returned to Paris which would he about
the 18th, Sir James Graham called attention
to the formidable French fleets at Cherhourg
Handing of troops. Lord Russell said that
I France had made no extraordinary prepara
tions and therefore England had demanded
! no explanations.
i Orange riots occurred on the 18th of July
in varions parts of Ireland and also at Pais-
ley, where affairs became serious Knives,
! firearms, &C., were used. and one man was
killed and several wounded dangerously.
! LATE>T-It was reported in Paris on Fri.
day that troubles had arisen in Valentia, and
4 that florence was disturbed.
1t is reported that the Partisan populace
was indignant at the Emperor for his failure
: to fulfil his promises.
The statement of the Bank of France for
July, shows decrease in cash over IL 900 900
francs
4 Switzerland has ordered the disbandonment
of the troops called out during the war -
Prussia has ordered the troops on the march
, to halt
: LIVERPOOL MARKETs.-Cotton: New Or
leans fair 81; middlings 5 6; up ands fair
u; middling u; Mobile fair III middng IT,
I BreadstuAs-1 be weather has been favora
BILE for the crops and the harvest. Flour very
dull French is offered at decline of d per
sack. American is quoted at 10s0l2s6d per
Genital. Wheat dull, and nominally unchang.
ed; the holders are pressing on the market;
western red is quoted at 7s6d@9d; white 90
9s6d southern lOs@1ls, Corn is dull and
the quotations are nominal; mixed and yellow
l5slOd@l6s3d; white 7d@7s9d.
u LArER.-The steamship Ocean Queen, has
arrived with southampton dates to July 2Oth
Breadstufs in the Liverpool market dull. In
the London money market Consos were qui-
ct 95a@953. American securities unchapg-
: ed. The following is the summary of news: