Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-28
Arrival Of the North Briton-Four
: Days Later from Europe-High-
ly Important News-Peaoe Con-


pays Later from Europe-High-
ly Important News-Peace Con-
cluded, &c.,
FURTHER PoINT, (below Quebec) July "a.
The steamship North.. ..Bri,on, from Liver
pool on the 18th inst, and bound to Quebec
has been intercepted off this poin. and a
must impor:ap: budget of news obtained.
The advices ny the North Briton are four
days later than those furnished by the
s,enme: Africa, and are of highly impor-
tant character, both in politicai and fn.I
ancial point of view.
: A. I'rea'y of Peace between A"stria and
France and Sardinia had already been con-
cluhed. s-z .-p r.5eI ga a'ea.s
The provisions of this treaty are stated
briefly as follows: .is..- fssi-lr1s
An Italian Contederacy is to be formed
under the honorary Presidency os the Pope
Of Rome. =R -a fa
Austria comedies Lombardy to France;
Napoleon. in turn, grants those possessions
to Sardinia. rtG. agi-q s1 .o.
Austria retains her right of rule. over
Venice EEs b - estsSss s,s .sIsn
The steamer left Liverpool before the ef.
feet of this news had time to be developed.
Cyrus w. Field came as passenger on
the North Brlun. He has accomplished
the object Of his visit. s- e-. ISL. .G-I
4 he Pairs Monifeur explains the circum
stances attending the afmistice, and says
that the great neural Powers exchanged
correspondence with the belligerenis. offer
jrg meditation. but it was unsuccessful un
til the French feet was about to commence
hostilities agsins, Venice and copfict be
fore Verona was imminent, when Napoleon
anxious to prevent further bloodshed, ascer
tanned the disposition Of the Emperor o
Austria, and finding him willing. an arms
tic was concluded. as- c-Czf ia h.ss.-
The two Emperors had an interview Of
the ll,h at Villa Franca --,f 5sz.. 90
The ARMIsrIcE.--A despatch from Turf
saws that Napoleon has issued bulleti
from Vailegio, announcing the armistiee
coneratula,ing the troops on their gioriou
ach ievements, and, announcing his imned
4 ate departure for Paris, leaving the .pro7l
sional command of the army to Marsha
Valiant. --1ez-ssa----.---
The London Times claims that Engian
BROUGHT about the armistce. Other author
ties give the credit to Prussia. .
+ A Verona telegram says that the armii
Il tice was concluded only after repeated re
i quests from the French, aud after Austri
! had obtained all she had asked for.
i It was re ported that Kossuth was to pr
pose mona:chial government for Hungar!
The following is copy of The telegraI
j from Napoleon to the Empress Eugenie,aI
nonncing that peace had been concluded:
Il Vallejo. July Ia treaty of peace hs
been signed between the Emperor of Au
tria and myself, on the following basis: Th
Italian contederacy is to be under the boz
orary Presidency of the Pope. The En-
peror of Austria comedies his right in Lon
bardy to the Emperor of the French, wi
trans ers them to the King Of Sardinia
I. L he Emperor of Austria preserves Venic
] but she will form an integral part Of Ii
Italian confederation.
| (SgneO NAPOLEON.
The dispatch of the Emperor announ
: ing the conclusion Of peace was buletne
, in Paris on the 18th, when the French fur
Immediately rose % per cent.
The news did not transpire at London ii
6 after the official closing hour of consol
sales of v hich were made afterwards at 9e
the rise during the day being 7-s; ali 9TH
securities closed buoyant.
Tie London Daily News says, the fir
hopes and expectations of Italy are deceive'
! History will call Napoleon to strict aceoui
!, for having made war on false pretences, ar
signed mockish and selfish peace. th
; leaves Austria :mpregnahly fortified in ii
, mart of Northern Italy, and commits tt
, centre Of Italy to the patronage of the Pop
, The closer we examine this pretended pac
6caton, the more futile and iniquitous it al
. pears.
The Morning Post contends that the PoF
is deprived of his substance, but keeps
, shadow Of supremacy.
The Times says that France has sper
E5O,oO0 600 and SO 900 men, only to Civ
a Milan Piedmontese instead of an Austr
n master, and to establish the Pope
temporal dignity even bayond his imasin
tion, Is all this reals The Emperor
:, game must be long one.
l The announcement. of the peace with I'll
!. bell:gerent powers was read in the Hous
of Lords and the Commons on the llth, ar
was received with loud and prolonged cheer
PRus1A.-It was rumored at Berlin thu
, the Emperor of Russia would soon arriv
there TO attend the family conference touch
, ing the d,sposif of the crown after the al
diction o. the king. II is TO be decided
this conference whether the crown shall b
conferred on the Prince Regent or on hi
son Prince Frederick William, after the al
dicton of the King.
NApLEs.-An unsuccessful attempt o
the 7th inst, ut revolt among the soldier
was met by a dischurge of artillery fro'
those who remained faithful; about tort
, were killed.
: GRAPE CuLrURE At HAMaoNToN.-A number
d grape growers from Ohio have introduced the Gu
lure OF the grape at Hammonton. New Jersey.
is TWENTY-FIVE miles South. East from Philadephi'
md the soil and climate is considered by many u
= best adapted for the grape OF any In the Union
I i,,iu tha xiu an;I there a hly