The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-08-13
The European News.
THE MAILS BY THE TEuToN1A.

The European News.
THE MAILS by THE TEuToNIA.
The steamship Teutonia arrived at New
York on the LIST inst, from southampton the
18th instant.
i IHE INTERVIEW OF THE EMPERoRs.
A letter from Vienna says that exactlyat 9 in
the morning Of the l1,h Francis Joseph reached
Villa Franco, where he was received by Ma:
poleon with great kintltess and show of defer
ence. The W 0 monarchs breakfasted, and re-
manned together till 5 p. NJ, aud it would ap.
appear settled the basis Of peace before parting.
In military circles it is said Napoleon showed
documents to the Emperor Of Austria which
removed any doubt he might have felt about
the necessity OF sacrificing Lombardy. One
document was a Prusso Anglo Russian peace
project based on the cession Of Venetia as we'll
as Lolnhardy and the other was u dispatch in
which Prussia expresses q resolve not to draw
the sword in defence of any part Of the Aus
TRAN possessions in Italy.
1t was agreed that the Pope should be Pres
ident OF the I onfedera'ion, and Francis Joseph
promised to do all in his power to persuade
The Pope to agree to the association Of the do
mains of the Church. This last piece of i'll
formation appears apocryphal, but was ac-
quired from ali excellent source. and doubtless
will prove true. III 1881 it was known Mt
Rome that Napoleon had formed d plan for
the confederation OF the Italian States, and one
or two OF its principal Textures are still in my
memory. Then, as now, the Pope was to be
President Of the Confederation, but The esecu-
tive power was to be in the bands of Sardinia.
The idea Of the secularization of the do
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powers. G.s
NAPOLEON N VIcToR EMANUEL. E
The Paris correspondent of the London
News says he has seen a Turin letter, which
says that when Napoleon announced 10 Victor
Emanuel the terms of the treaty. he said !:
HAS your Majesty any observation to make?.
The King, understanding at once The situation.
replied by the question, " Has your Majesty
anything TO add The two soyereigns
bowed and parted.
TuE TREATY.
The Paris Debats thus states what it be.
lieved would be the most probable arrange.
ment Of the Italian States under the new or.
ganization. The dispatch by which Napoleon
made known the basis Of peace, taken with tina,
by which the Emperor of Austria commruica-
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plete idea OF the stiln!atiors made by the two
Soverpigns. While informing US that Austria
retains Venetia, the French dispatch dit not
Indicate what would be the new frontier be.
tween Pieimont and Austria. The Austrian
dispatch mentions he line Of Mincio. which
removes all uncertainty as to Peschiera and
Mantna, which remain IN The hands Of Austria
The French dispatch said nothing about The
Dhcfies, and the Emperor's proclamation Ia
his army only alluded To them, speaking of III
Governments which had kept aloof from the
movement,
The Austrian despatch expressly states the
restoration ut the soyereigns of Tuscany and
Modena. The despatch. dues not ment,on The
Duchess Regent of Parma, but seems 10 as 50
much less probable that she is not included in
the general restoration, that of all the soyer-
eigns restored, the Duchess Regent is one who
will experience no embarrassment in meeting
her people, Lastly. the Austrian despatch
does not represent the establishment of a con.
federation as q fact, but merely states that
Y Austria and France agree in promoting The
formation OF an Italian Confederation. That
s'ip"ia,lon inns becomes Ineligible. for il sue-
gests ihat the assent OF States which are to
enter into the confederation will be applied
Tor, aud They can not be regarded az engaged
oy an arrangement, and in which they have
had no share.
IHE AUSTRIAN ARMY.
Information has been received from Verona
that the officers and men of the An trian army
are greatly depressed, as they had expected
soon to balance the account with TIE allies
Had the war lasted till autumn, it is probable
that the Emperor wouId have lost Venetia AS
well as Lombardy but it is a fact that the
Austrian army had almost recovered its orr
giual strength and confidence.
Affairs IN PARIS.
A letter from Paris, dated July 10th, in the
London News, says the Daily News, Express,
Morng and Evening Herald, Globe, sun
Morning Advertiser, and Morning and Eve.
ming Star. were all seized to-day.
The French Government prints continue to
quotations from the Porst and Chronicle. in
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