The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-26
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Paris Bonrse Advanced 2 l.2 /.
FARTHER PoIyr. July 25-


The steamship North Briton, from Liv-
erpool on the 18th, bound for Quebec, has
been intercepted off this point, and most
important Budget Of news obtained.
The steamship Anglo-Saxou. from Quebec,
arrived at Liverpool on the nth.
The advices by the North Britain are four
days later than those furnished by the AZ
RIGA, and are of a highly important charac-
ter, both in political and financial point of
view.
A treaty of peace between Austria, France
and Sardinia had been concluded
The provisions of this treaty are briefly
as follows:
An Italian Confederation a. to be formed
under the honorary presidency Of the Pope
of Rome. Austria comedies Lombardy to
France. Napoleon, in turn, grants those
possessions to Sardinia. Austria retains
her right to rule over Venice.
The Paris Monitew explains the circum-
stances attending the armistice. 1t says
that the great neutral powers exchanged
communications with the belligerents, of
fering their mediations, but their offers
were unsuccessful until the French feet
was about TO commence hOstilities against
Venice, and a conflict before Verona was
imminent, when Napoleon, anxious to pre-
vent further bloodsbed, ascertained the dis
position of the Emperor of Austria, and
finding him willing, an arrGistice was COIL
cluded.
The two Empcrors had an interview on
the ! lth inst, at Villa Franco.
A dispatch from Turin say that Napoleon
H., ll..ts.~
nouncing the armistice, congratulating the
corps on their glorious achievements, and
announcing his immediate departure for
Paris, leaving the provisional command of
the army to Marshal Valiant.
The London Times says that England
brought about the arniistice; other authori-
ties give the credit to Prussia.
The North Briton arrived before the eff
fects of the news had time TO he developed.
Cyrus w. Field is a passenger or the
North Briton. lie has accomplished the
object of his visit.
4 Verona dispatch says the armistice was
concluded only after Austria had obtained
all she had asked. 1t Was reported Kos
tuth was to propose provisional Govern
ment for Hungary.
VALLEJO, July IA treaty of peace
has been exchanged between the Emperor
Of Austria and myself on the following la
sis The Italian confederacy is to be under
the honorary presidency of the Pope. The
Emperor of Austria comedies his rights in
Lombardy to the Emperor of the French,
who transfers them to the King of Sardinia.
The Emperor of Austria preserves Venice,
but she will form an integral part Of the
Italian Confederacy.
Signed, NAPOLEON.
The dispatch of the French Emperor an
was bulletined in Paris on the 9Th. The
French funds Immediately rose two and a
half per cent.
The news did not transpire in London till
after the closing hours for consols, the sales
of which were made at 9G1. the rise during
the day being I. All other securities closed
buoyant.
The announcement of the peace between
the belligerent powers was read in the
House of Lords and Commons on the 18th,
and was received with loud and prolonged
cheers.
1t was rumored at Berlin that the Empe-
ror of Russia would soon arrive there to at
tend the family conference touching the dis
posal of the. crown after the abdication of
the King. 1t is to he decided at this confer
ence whether the crown shall be conferred
on the Prince Regent and on his son Prince
Frederick William after the abdication.
NApLEs.--An. unsuccessful attempt on the
9th inst. at revolution by a portion of the
soldiers, was met by discharge of artillery
by those who remained faithful. About for
" were killed.