Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-07-29

used to carry provision 10 those fortresses
feschiera and Mantua are being proyisio,sa
and the provisioning of Verona will be- 'casu cns"
pieted in two days. The works offensive .as
defensive Of Peschiera are to remain in ,ba:.
present state.
The convention is signed by Marshal yan.
iant and Generals Martin Frey, Della Rocco
Hess, and Murdorf.
The Emperor Napoleon has issued the q,
loving order of the day.
"gallegio. July 10, ls59.-seldiers A.
armisiice was concluded on the 9Th ina, -
tween the belligerent parties, to extend - -.
10Th OF August. THIS truce will per,Di, 80
to rest after your glorious labors, and TO recs.
er, u necessary, new strength to conclude ~.
work which you have so gloriously inaupurata5
by your courage and resolution.
am about to return TO Paris. and st.,,
leave tho provisional command of the ARM -
Marshal valiant; bur as soon as The bonr -
combat Will have been struck, you will see ma
again 10 your midst to pariake of your dso.
! gers. NApor
The Vienna Gazette says Of the arn,isties.
that an autograph letter addressed 5y the Em.
percr Napoleon TO the Emperor of Austria led
to the negotiations, the result of which was a
i've weeks armisiice.
Count Cavour had again left Turin FOR the
headquarters of the allied armies.
Tbs gunboats destined for the bombardnen.
| OF Peschlera have been launched on the Lake
de Garda.
The Times Paris correspondent saws tb..
the typhus fever ragged in both the camns in
Italy, and that ten to eleven thousand were At
tackled With it in the allied army.
1t was said that Napoleon's plan for reyolu.
tionizing Hungary and Trausyivanis was dis.
approved of by Russia.
a Trieste telegram says that the Aussria,
war steamer Curlatone, backed by the qarriso,
of the fortress, sustained successful contest
on the 7th, in the channel of the Zara, with
the French frigate Impetuse.
The French squadron was sailing, ON the 9Th
toward Pgla.
TRIESTE, July 11.-Fourteen war steamers
were at Lussine yesterday.
THE PEACE DESPATCH FROM Ma
POLEON TO THE EMPRESS.
The following is copy of the telegram from
Napoleon TO ths Empress Eugenie, an nnouncing
that peace had been concluded upon:
fALLEGIo, July IL.
"a treaty of peace has been signed between
the Emperor of Aus4ria and myself, on the fol-
lowing basis:
''The Italian Confederacy is to be under tho
honorary Presidency of the Pope
"Fhe Emperor of Austria comedies h;s
rights IN Lonibardy to the Emperor of the
French, who transfers them to the King OF
Sardinia.
"The Emperor of Austria reserves Venice.
but she will form an integral part Of the Itsl-
ian Confederation.
NAPOLEON.
EFFECT OF THE NEF-Si AT PARIS.
Tho despatch of the Etnsssafor announcing
the conclusion of peace was iballetDed in Par
is Gu the 18th. when the French funds iminedi-
ately rose two and half per cent
EFFECT OF THE NEWS I'm LONDON.
The news did not transpire in London I'LL
after the official closing hour of eonsols, sales
of which were made afterwards at e6k-tha
rise during the day being seven eighths. ALI
otheS securities closed buoyant..
Tie Eondcn Daily News says.
"The first hopes and expectations of Italy
are deceived. History viii call Napoleon to
strict account for having made war on false pre-
tences, and signed a mock and selfish peace,
that leaves Austria impreguably fortified in the
heart of Northern Italy, and commits the cen
tre OF lia!y 10 the patronage Of the Pope
The closer We examine this pretended pacifica-
ton, the more futile and inicaitous it ap>
appears"
The Daily News city article of Tuesday
evening says that the funds, on Tuesday, OPEN
ed quiet, and business remained staguant, un-
til abou, two O'Clock, when consos were quo
ted per cent lower than on Monday. Iniu-
entiai buyers, who are believed to act on good
foreign information, then came forward, and by
three o'clock, rise of per cent nsd taken
place; between three aud four, aud at still
later honr, increased buoyancy prevailed, ow--
ing TO the kilograms from Paris announcing an
official declaration of peace, and an advance of
per cent IN the rentes. Consos finally left
of at per cent. higher than on Monday, and
per cent. above the lowest poirt of the day.
The other classes OF security responded in the
afternoon 10 the buoyancy of the fuads. 10
the discount market, on Tuesday, the supply
CT money was plentiful, and the best bills we're
taken at Il per cent. The peace is expected
to stimulate commercial enterprise, and lead
to higher value of money.
The Morning Post contends that the soul Of
the treaty agreed upon is the nationality guar
autied under every variety of local government
in confederation of the Italian States. The
Emperor OF Austria Is 10 be king of Venitia,
solely as member OF the confederation: he
will rule less than three million Italians, and
will be controlled by confederation ruling not
less than tweniy-six millions. The Pope is
shoru virtually of his temporal supremacy; hc
is deprived of the substance, but keeps the
shadow.
The Times says that ''Yenics must hope thas
her independence will not bs mere name,
aud that the influence of France aud Austria
united will not be more unbearable than that
of Austria singy. The Romans must hope
that the Italian Confederation, under the homo
ra.y presidency of the Pope, will be nothing
like any Government, they have hitherto known.