Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-05

will be no Congress, as the two Empcror'
have agreed to settle their differences without
the Intervention of the neutral powers
The London Posts Paris correspondent tel
egraphed on the 18th as follows:
"a conference, TO settle the affairs of Italy
has Just been arranged at st. Cloud. The
early part OF next month is spoken of as the
time at which representatives Of the parties
interested will assemble but the place is not
yet mentioned"
The same correspondent learns on very
high authority, that both Empcrors are con-
WINGED, that the bases for peace, which they
so hastily agreed upon, are, in many respects,
impractcable.
The English journals continue to ridicule
the terms of peace. and even the London
Morning Post, (Palmerstons organ had sud
denly commenced an attack on the proceed
ings at villa Franco.
The Paris correspondent Of the Daily Ne,cs,
after careful inquiry, afirms that the terms of
peace have not only occasioned feeling of
disappointment and even indignation among
all those who took sincere interest in the
objects of the war, but have very seriously
damaged and lowered the Emperor in the
opinion Of all classes of society.
FRANcE.-Tho Emperor arrived at St. Cloud
on the morning of Sunday, the 18th. The
Empress, with the Imperial Prince and the
ladies and officers Of the household, was in
attendance 10 receive him.
IrALY.-Strong indications of discomfort
at the terms of peace we're visible in some
parts Of Italy.
AT Florence, great agitation prevailed, and
the Provisional government had issued a
proclamation which describes the peace Of
Villa Franco as betraying the finest hopes
that the Tuscan government participated in
the sentiments of the Tuscan people on the
subject. and declares that Tuscany will not
be replaced under the yoke and influence of
Austria, against her will and rights.
According to be Nord, a French corps
d'armee of 10000 men will remain in Italy
until the reorganization of the country ac-
cording to the tenor Of the peace Of Villa
France.
The Piedmontcsc correspondent Of the
D1uy Nous SAYS that fresh Pedmontesc
troops are going to the Romagna, with Napo-
Icons consent, to maintain order and take
from the Pope all hope of recovering it by the
help Of Swiss guards.
The Emperor of Austria, according TO an
official dispatch, which reached Paris. com
mands the whole Of his forces to remain in
position, and TO be provided with food and
military resources just as they would have
been had peace not been declared.
SARDrNtA.-The Times correspondent at
Turin says the peace has produced the great
est evaporation and detection in that capital.
The Emperor Napoleon is accused of being a
traitor TO Italy. His portraits have been
withdrawn, TO prevent shop windows from
being broken Two hundred French police
men were 40 Turin
The reception of the Emperor was cold /;
there was no "viyas' for the Emperor.
BY the Turin correspondent Of the Daily
Mans the picdmoutese are described as prey
TO grief and stupor, in consequence of the
peace. which leaves Sardinia without forth
fed frontier
The Oo'uione Of Turin does not conceal
the dissatisfaction with which it scei Venice
remain in the hands Of Austria. It attrib-
utes Cavour's resignation to the insuficiency
Of the terms Of peace.