Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-02

The telegraph also gives the f.uoriag a4di-
tional items
The Paris 3foaite7r explains tie cire1rnstan- +
ces attending the a-ruIstce, aai saws the great .
ue1t-al powers -ed COM 1lunl ca+s IONS with
3 he lelsEe7eE-'@- Offering -zedi-tion, bat we're
unsuccessful Until the French feet were aboat
( 70 commerce ho@tllItes AGAINST Ftaiee- and
costict before Ee-ana was Imminent. when Va
paleol. being anxious 10 urevent further b.0o6
she'd, and a-cerfafnIHg tie disposition of she
Emperor Of austria, and finding BIN willing.
al arniStlce was eoncladed The two Empe-
rors Lad N fHterr;ew :, villa Fran a
& Verona dispatch SAYS 1Ls ar-nistice was
concluded only after repeated rere-ts from rle
French and a-1er Ay7trl4 had obtained what
she asked for.
/ L : reported that Eesszth vas 70 propose
Euo2arcA-al government i5- Hungary.
CONTESTS or THE Pass
The London Morning P9ss contends that the
soul of tie the Treaty agreed uuon j the Ma
tIoua}ifv guaranteed uufer every variety Of 10
cal government IN 3 Confederation Of the ItalI%a
STATES he Emperor # AUSTIN j. 20 be kiag
Of Feaetia solely as IN Internal member Of the
T Confederation he VIII rule les than 100000
az tie Italians and viii Be controlled bv q Con-
. federation mi NJ Tot less thal 26 .UI00 aG The
. Pope ! shorR virtually 81 ais temporal -upTeB-
acy lie Is deprived u the substance, but keeps
The shadow.
. hope titat her Independence VIII net he mere
name. and that the Influence OF France and : u~-
. trsa unIteI viii not he more uGhearahla thar
that 1f Austria s5cElv. 7 BE- Romans Hnust hone
( that the italian Coufe1evacy under tie honorary
p-esl iercv 81 the Pore, viii Be uottIuz Ike
any government they have hitherto kuowr-
The Papa. States are left = they were. bal with
master somewhat greater than Re lore lie i
Honorary Pres dent If the Italian Confederation
and Gen Gavou holds the sword n his side
-
Confederation. aud has to learn the worth Of
jhat honor and is import EGro0e has - vel
come new power-tLe italian Confederation.
older IN dignity. If rot N time England has
nothing 70 ID but look on Austria Is some
Ehat haEb3cd. bat relieved q difficulty Sar-
dIuia : asEEandazed With q province that mis-
trusts her, ana neirhbor that has earned an
i-lrerlshaFle claim 20 her gratitude. The Grand
, ke- sse once more to b. re-ias.a-ei on rhe.r
thrones. France has now the game IL her Own
hands. She has Europe before her. Size can
. raise al IcaIv. and half the Austrian Empire
against those Germans whom she has 80 ofteu
u@ateC-veE ol The very scrur7it 81 her a-abIrica
/, SIZE re1ouuce~. Freuce as.s spent tIftv million
sterling. aa.i $4,000 mes. ooIv To give milan
P5ci-ou'es+ instead o. ar Austrian master. aad
80 establish tle Pope in = temporal dignity even
bevouE hts IEn lElnafioIl- and capable If extern
s-Hn- Is ali r rI, real ? he EmpeflE- game
must lie q very long one.
Tie Nev York 71Hes SAYS tie var in Ttaiv
has been eaded without Congress of tie Great
Powers, b. tie victories Of France aaa Tie WIS
dom u- fears IF Austria. Tire Teace that Us
brlEeu IL tie end of 4 pril on tfe banks of =
~ f.-.e-- ,.,f. L. a. ..
who rrarcf-tI f,rs armies +, ss--.fs..s 81 -
sp-..g. Ilrsl 81 iot41ozr,ir and Venice e-a ~
r}rerr. arblte~ sf EtaIv si;iidra7= them in The
b sumner 7vitlr7r the narrow lines Of = sf-,-l..
province and c1a-eu-Ia@ 70 hold hi- rlacs H.
italy al italian Prince, submits IN meet IraI-
ian Princes a. his peers N rev Coafedera-
r-r.,. f....--,, r..If.- .,.- ,t-.-..-.-
~ 49,. ~ - = -
. ~ e-i-5.I.,-,.- 49, -. 81
go. +f l--l u i. --.- & rs
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81. l..---.. E..- J.. PEI .---T'-. =
= - III - ..f.9..I - ..- E 49,
r. .j - .-',. 20 80 80
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40 f~~l
, The View OK Tribune remarks tie Italian
var = over. Oh the --h Inst. an arHaistice vas.
70 the surprise OF every one, concluded between
. Fran O. and AF-E-la- Three DAYS afervard tie
two EraEerars had ~ Interview, which resulted
IN peace. Of which the copd..loa would seem
10 be- death blow {" all present hopes of IlaI-
ian independence An Italian ConiederastoIl'
, = 10 De Formed under the Sc Honorary PresIden-
. ey q the Pope The kIag Of sardinia. who
, succeeds to Au.tria's rights ia Laahardy,' i
% De one meLnieF and austria herself, H. 80 far
= eG'es' N"-11 sue " IA retain. al
et"1- =" ''at -i-i.t7 t-@ members OF the Itat-
-" ONE ae5s' '2H are % ENJOY What Position
sie Fl e VII, d H2aora.S resilient, occu-
p "'-s.lef ne eoild'tloii q Tue PaFsi States
: " II eo Z. any respect whether en-
- a.: 80 On nan enc vas before the
"".' i'--''e- t1e tl'F-d 4.4As' are 70 Pc rem
$500, no" We hl.5 81 = .'Pies Is 20 stand
-'., 'I "oia' : -Ae ,'l 'i"Ft o. TINS 'liai-
-tl ~oAte-es aiioA' anu what part Austrian or
-S-e- "a. o-et7 are 5'ei'ei'FiA 10 ptay Al the
:
The Nov York Her4H Savs all r.s7, ito -
elevated into "a eonf-fferafl,s1. 7-5tb "a P.,,. =
honorary President Austria i. 10 retain r7aSses-
SION Of TenerIa :ncludius- the far,o-,s -e.{e-