The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-29

o,cen.s' Proclamation Resignation Of
w. s.rdiniaa Ministry Debate in the
,nSlisa parliamcut-Great Britain still
,nsccure-Austrian Views Of the Treaty
Sc. Nc. "
| HALIFAX. July es.--The papers were mainly
cp-sred IN speculations upon the sudden con-
| Ir.l1n Of peace and its results.
/ letters from Paris assert that much tiiscon-
.cri prevailed there IN regard To tho terms of
,,as-e and the small results of the war; al
IA teh the peace itself gave general satisiac-
The Steele the organ of the French liberals.
&c dissatisfied and says, France VIII have
Is. rvthiag TO begin i'm u few years, If the mi.
:Lt'st Austrian Influence Is suffered an abode
IN Italy. Ii calls for the expulsion of the
10 = Italian princes, the eonfederates of Aus
The FmneTor NAPOLEON had quilted the seat
o( war aud was en- route FOR France. lie was
"a r,ctei 90 proceed direct to ST. Cloud and de-
a.r, his Official entry into Paris till he makes
II 4t the head Of the army in Italy.
The Emperor and King OF Sardinia arrived
a rnIjB on the Ism, and amid enthusiastic
\. ,matonz was met by Prince Carignaa and
- ,gat tSNour.
I.a Emperor of Austria left Verona for Vi
-rr1 go the morning ot the lith. His orders
81 .4r day. published n y crona i2th, says that
M, ria commenced the war for the mainten-
u5o Of her sacred treaties, relying on the de-
y, 3nC%S VI her people, the bravery of her
i g-.l., AID on her natural allies Not having
4 .,u .! allies, Austria Yields 10 an uufayorahle
meal situation. The Emperor cordially
Ks ~" people, as we'll as the army who
,'r again sh0vR that their sovereign may
3i5Hjly reis on their devotedness. if any
u.s. struggle should arise
.acinicTYlew between The Empcrors nj Villa
iea IS SAID 10 have lasted nearly the whole
nc Paris Monitcnr publishes a procIama-
Of ihc Emperor, announcing 10 the sol
reg tbt basis OF peace. IL was to the follow
fleet
he principal aim of the war is attained.
'~a Italy Viii become for the first time ma
%. N"neta, IL Is true. remains To Austria
he VIII, nevertheless, he m Italian pro-
ace. forming part OF an Italian confcdera-
80. Inc union of Lombardy with Piedmont
les Tor MS powerful ally, who Will owe
"N lis independence. The Italian govern
HHHis which have remained inactive or which
.3FH been called back into their possessions
y III comprehend the necessity of salutary re-
trr.rs. a general amnesty will ohliterate the
"i't,'S OF ciYii discard Italy. henceforth mis-
OF her DIES TIMES, Will only have herself to
use should she not progress regularly in or
~ and freedom. You will soon return 10
iri't' a grateful country viii there recei We
'7tiI transports those soldiers who have raised
- high the glory of orr arms al Montebello
Pa '>tro. Iurbigo, Magenta, Aralegnano and
No..'rlh", VINO IN two months have freed
fh.IA oht and have only stopped because The
contest WAs about to assume proportions no
l3rrHt IN keeping with the interests that
J 'a 'tt had IN this formidable war. Be proud
'-"H, q Your suecess-proud of the results at
HtHF"-lroHu, especially. of being the well
beloved children of that France who will al :
E3ts b. the great nation, 50 long as she shall
han" heart 10 comprehend noble causes and
=. ~ like you 10 defend them
lSigned) NAPOLEON
N.LLEGGto, July IL,
The Monlteur of Friday contains the fol-
wing;
ScrzvNo, July 1.-THE Augsburg Gazette
2-lP-5's that thr cause OF til. armisticr was the
.Ni~tnnCc of a dan gerous maladv in tho Franch
army. bat 10 this we can give formal denial
J Ho sanitary state Of the French army is ey
y...-Lt. ana exceeds even the hope which couId
h. 'crtaIned from the heat and fatigue en-
4, -ei
IN" King OF Sardinia had issued the folls1y-
- Proclamation TO the people of Lombardy:
Heaven has blessed our arms with the pow
cr'ni All OF our magnanimous and valiant al
IS, ne emperor Napoleon, and we arrived in
q ;r" 1ay>. ai'eI victory upon victory. al the
hHAs OF the Mincio. To-day l come back
among you 10 tell Won that Heaven has grant
rd your wishes. An armistice, followed by
p;r.l'h!nArl's OF peace, assure the people of
Lomo"fdy o. ihelr independence. According
- Your desire. many times expressed Won will
Arnctfurth form. with ancient State one
r'A-." ana tree family. / take YOUR dnstInies
h't'" MY directions. and hope TO find in YOU
ia&' concurrence which the chief of Il State
need, II orde. 70 create new administration
| te. You, people of Lombardv 10 trust in
your King. Established on a solid and inner
i,hahle basis, he Will procure happiness for
lev country which Heaven has entrusrad In
LIS government. :"
News from Milan of the 18th states tina, the
h!hc OF sardinia arrived there in the evening
ar'G the plaudAts Of the populace His Majesty
81. 4uchiiy presented himself on the balcony
oi lis Motel. and was greeted with warm ac-
carnations of Wire IL Re"
H. Emperor of Austria has ordered an i'm
III ..it'e cessation OF the recruiting just COM
The French army were reported 70 have
commenced their counter march
Two days before the armistice n war tax
was imposed on Piedmont amounting 10 one
taxes, Sc.
GREAT BRITAIN
In the House of Lords. the Duke Of New
tis lie stated that The Government did not in
tend renewing the licenses by which the Hud-
son Hay Company held their North Amaric.n
territories. A bill would soon I've introduced
ior apponting magistrates throughout the ter.
rtory, TO prevent disputes be; ween the Indians
ana whites, 10 establish trading regulations
ana TO prevent excuses. The Government was
not prepared 10 grant Il subsidy for the estah
HeniAeAt OF railways in the TERRITORY
The Duke of Somerset said that the eypa-
cheney OF entering into arrangements for arm
Ing the ocean mail steamers had been under
consideration; but as the comrnitteo-of naval
officers, in 1872, reported against such n mea
sure, on the ground of expense nothing had
been done A general survey, however had
been recently ordered of the steam-tucs and
other vessels at the mouths of the rivers in
order TO ascertain how far they might be rem
Gered available for defensive purposes
III the House of Commons considera BILE pro-
gross was made with the army and navy est-
mates, and Sidney Herbert explained the pre-
sent military position OF the country, and the
measures of defence. He expected that one
hundred Armstrong guns would be made this
year, and two hundred before the end of the
financial year.
On the 18th, in both Houses. reference was
made TO the treaty Of peace
Lord Derby pointedly enquired if the King
q SARDINIA was party TO The peace, for it as
understood that the Emperor of the French
quarrel.
Lord John Russell, in the House of Com.
mons s;ud he did not know whether the par
dts 10 the treaty of Vienna had been consult
I'd, but SO far England was concerned no
particulars beyond those published had been
furnished.
Lord Cowley had called on the French gov
eminent Tor The details of the peace but Count
Waleski told him he could afford him no in
formation until the Emperor arrived in Paris
which twas expected he would do on the 18th
The new telegraph catle between England
and Denmark had been Successfully laid
The Mediterranean company had ordered
t1bie 10 connect Malta and Sicily, and ii is ex-
lscted 10 be laid in November
The English government has fully de.ermin-
"a on laying cable direct 10 Gibraltar and
thence TO Malta.
An anti-slayery meeting, presided over by
Lord B~ougham had been held in London
An address to the Duke of Newcastle was
agreed 10, req Nesting that the House of Lords
appoint committee to enquire into the pre-
sent state of the slave as the Coolie and At
Fican traffic is degenerating into positive
Slave trade.
The original of Powers Greek Slave had
been sold al auction, in London. for 1890
suineas, the Duke of Cleveland being the pur
chaser
The Orange riots of the l2th Of July, took