Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-28
GaItSL By Gslsarapb.
Three Days Later from Europe,
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
sAcKvuLE. July ~.

SAoKvnLE, July q.
The principal items Of news by the steam.
ship Europa confirms the treaty Of peace,
but no further particulars have transpired
beyond the fact, that the Princes Of Tuscany
and Modena are 10 return 10 their States.
The Emperor Napoleon was on his way
home, and was expected to reach Paris on
the 18th inst, when further details will be
announced in his address TO the army He
says, that peace was concluded because the
contest was about TO assume positions no
longer in keeping with the interest Of France
m the war.
The Emperor Of Austria had LEFT the army
and was on his way to Vienna. lie had is
sued an order Of the day, in which he says,
alluding to the treaty Of peace, that he
yielded TO the uniavorable political situation,
in which he was placed, because his natural
Allies did not, as was expected, come to his
assistance.
Count Cavour and the Sandman Cabinet
had resigned, and It is reported that the rca-
sons for this step were on account OF the
terms Of peace being unsatisfactory.
Count Arez has been charged with the for
nation Of a new Cabinet
Letters from Paris note much discomfort
concerning the terms Of peace, although peace
itself gave general satisfaction. The Paris
Seicle objects to Austrian influence still being
left in Italy, and calls for the expulsion Of
the petty Italian Princes who are but con-
federates Of the Austrians.
Napoleon will proceed directly to st.
Cloud, deferring an official entree to Paris
till he makes it at the head Of the army
| The Emperor and the King Of Sardinia
entered Turin on 10Th, amidst the enthusi-
astic acclamations Of the people.
The Austrian correspondent officially an
nounces the conditions Of the treaty thus:
Austria and France will support the for
nation OF the Italian confederation, Lom-
hardy, as far as the line Of the Mincio, to be
given up. Msntua, Peschiera, and the whole
Venetian remain Austrian possessions. The
Princes Of Tuscany and Modena return tC
their States.
A universal amnesty is granted.
The Vienna correspondent Of the London
Times says; Three applications were made
by Napoleon, TO Austria, before she woulC
consent. Overtures were made direct by
Napoleon, for the purpose Of preventing me
diation by neutrals.
; The Pope was burnt in effigy at Milan
and unfriendly feelings existed between Ma
poleon and Victor Emanuel. The latter haC
issued proclamation to the people of Lom
hardy, announcing their annexation to Sar
dinia, according, to their own desire, man.
, times expressed, and his determination Il
meliorate their political condition.
Emanuel entered Milan on the 18th, inst
amid enthusiastic plaudits. 1t is rumored
that the Emperor and Empress of Franc
would visit Vienna.
IL was reported, that the French arm
y had commenced counter marching.
1t was thought the dismissal Of CardiB;
y Antonette would follow.
II was rumored, that Garibaldi was abou
> issuing proclamation, and it was considere
very doubtful whether he would lay dow
o his arms. Up to the 11th inst, the formo
ton of the Hungarian Legion had proceede
prosperously, 5000 having joined.
r. A dispatch from Rome says, that the Pop
has sent an autograph letter to Napoleon al
h nouncing, that he should demand armed il
ID tervention from the Catholic powers.
ENGLAND-LOrd Russell, in answer to q
1t enquiry said, that nothing was know
N or could be known, as to the details of u
treaty till Napoleon returned to Paris, whic
would be about the 18th inst.
Sir James Graham called attention TO Il
\ formidable French fleets at Cherbourg an
Brest, together with the gun-boats for Ian,
ing troops. Russell said, the French hi
made no extraordinary preparations, ther
}, fore, England had demanded no explanatio
An orange riot occurred on the 4th of Jul
in various parts Of Ireland, and at Paisle.
here affairs became serious, knives al
u firearms were used, one man was killed al
several wounded.
LATEsT.-It was reported at Paris on Fl
). day, that great agitation prevailed at Mia
, that troops had arisen in Venitia; that Flo
- ence was disturbed, and that the Parish
populace was indignant at the Emperor
his failure to fulfill his promises. Switze
= land has ordered the disbandment Of h
troops.
. Prussia has ordered her troops on t
u march TO halt.