The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-01

Kossuth and Kiapka, according 10 private
letters from Turin, have both been detained at
that place under the stricfest surveillance oil
the French police. to whoia instinct no doubt
taught that II treaty was about to be signed
between France and Austria, 1t would not he
wise TO suffer the two pertnrbators of Hunea-
rian peace 10 run Off to Hungary. The Repub-
ncans here are furious at what they call the
SLIP which has been given them, and we are
waning with the greatest anxiety Tor the next
news from Italy.
The ParizPays makes the following boast
full observations:
9 assert, without fear Of contradiction, that
the peace Of Fillafranca Is the most glorious
tiat mas ever been signed by French Soyer-
eign. In confirming all legitimate interests,
IL secures the repose of Europe for a long pe-
rieds and thus crowns the most generous and
the most exalted policy that could do honor TO
any age or to any coslntry. The Emperor Ma
poieoa Ill, already 50 great in the eyes of Eu-
rope, assumes place so great before posterity
that ali glory becomes quiet before that which
he mas acquired. The captain who command
ed at Magenta and ut Solfarino might gain
other battles. Heb known how to stop short
In his force and his triumph--a virtue more
rare than military yalor. Such spectacle is
perhaps the most noble that could be present.
ed to the world. Itis worthy OF him who so
prenonneed these eloquent aud deeply felt
the feelings of people. man aseeuds the
steps OF Il throne, he rises by the extreme i'm
poftance OF his responsibilities above the re-
slohs where vulgar interests ara discussed
ana mas Tor his first springs of action as for
terity."
The UHteers (Church organ) is brief in its
observations, and, as might be expected looks
only TO the part assigned in the new arrange
ments to the Pope as head of the Church. Ii
says:
We need scarcely say with what sentiments
OF happiness and admiration this glorious news
nus oeen everywhere received. The Joy felt at
me peace Is doubled by the manner i'm which
me Emperor has concluded it, quite indepen-
gently oil those prudential cotlnseis that were
preparing to profit by the blood which they
iitu aiioWed to be she'd As the Emperor Of
hestri't VIII nave voice in the Italian con-
federation, the States of the Church will he
properly protected. Glory to the two Roman
Cathoiic Emperors who have concluded be-
tween themselves the peace of the world and
VINO take the Church under their own protec
ton. - fN
From the Gazette de France.1
Io-uay our TASK Is TO express our happiness
at the conclusion OF peace; tomorrow we can
weigh its consequences. Ii is easy te cnmnrol
hend the effect that will be produced on the
armed neutrals by the dispatch announcing
that the Aus trians have opcome the good
friends of the French. 1t will be remarked
that nothing is said of the Duchies in the pre.
limlnarles for peace. The last words of the
dispatch, general amnesty will not fail to
cause the greatest delight in France among all
those to HON this general meast re Wi in more
particularly extend its benefits So liberal
decision will contribute to the joy of this great
day.
communication from Rornio iWaItni;,
of the Sth of July saws:
Bormio is the headq uarters of Garibaldi I
write this frsm the Golden Lion, and in 4
room next to that occupied bv the General .
His corps is now composed Of f30,o mon in
Guiding the Chasseurs of the nnen;nas xrbor,
General Ulloa organized and sent tn ioin tho
Chasseurs Of the Alps 1t must be considered
an excellent corps de Grmee if it be borne in
mind what a resolute set of youue mon IL ie
composed of The depot is at Come Gari
baldi has garrisons ut different places along
the Lake of Como and the Adda IN docs moi
appear that he is TO go beyond the limits of the
Valteline. There exist between that country
and the TyroI high mountains on the ron of
which is Il plateau called the Tonala The
Austrians occupied that ridge but they were
dislodged from it two DAYS ago by Col Medici
who commands the second corps of Garibaldi
S"icf'e Vi !" -'Ais'ahe" fi"soaho-A ouchins
letter.
The Milwaukee (Wis-) Journal states that
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man OF considerable wealth. but lived unhau-
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80 years OF age, ana MS death was the conse-
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