The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-07-29
Most Important News From EUROPE

The .NoTth BT1fon ot FdTfheF ROM ''"'S
of Peace Conciuded-.7n Roiian Cont ntedera-
fiOn under the Honorary Presidency Of me
Pope Of Rome--Lombnrdy Conceded 10
Fronce-. Napoleon Grants IL 10 Sard'nH1
.4ustria Refains Tenice - Effect Of me
.News at London ana Paris--.fffemPfsd
RevoH among the SoidieTs Of .Nartes.
FARTHER PolNr, below Quebec, July 24.
The steamship North Brlon, from Liver
pool on the 9th inst, bound FOR Quebec, mas
been intercepted off this point, and most I'M
nortant budget of news obtained.
The advices by the North Briton are iour
days later than those furnished by the steamer
Africa, and are of a highly important charac-
Ter, both in political and financial point oi
view.
A TREATY OF PEACE, BETWEEN
AUSTRIA AND FRANCE AND SAR-
DINA, HAD ALREADY BEEN CON
CLUDED.
The provisions of this treaty are, briefly, as
| follows:
An Italian Conftderaton:Fis 10 be formed,
under the honorary Presidency oi the P"ie oi
| Rome.
Austria comedies Lombardy TO France.
Napoleon, in turn grants those possessions TO
Sardinia.
Austria retains her right rule over Venice
The steamer left Liverpool beioT" the effect
Of this news had time to be developed.
The Paris .Honitear explains the cIrcnm-
stances attending the aTmistce. Ii says the
great neutral powers had exchanged commu-
nIcalons with the belligerent powers, offering
plan for mediation, but Were unsuccessful IN
their efforts, until the French feet was about
g TO commence hosililies against Venice, and a
conflict before Verona was imminent, when
Napoleon, anxious to prevent further blood
shed, ascertained The disposition OF the Emperor
D of Austria, and finding him willing, the arms
d tice was concluded.
The two EmperorS bad an interview on th'
tfth inst, at Villa Franco.
EFFECT OF TIE NEWS AT PARIS.
The despatch Of the Emperor aanouncin.
}, the conclusion of peace, was bnlIet'ned II
d Paris on the 18th, when the French funds i'm
:. medialely lose two and hall per cent.
7t EFFECT OF THE NEWS AT LONDON.
= The news did not transpiTe in London Ill
after the official closing hours of Consols: sale
of which were made afterwards at &6l, III
rise during the day being seven-eighths. A
Of other St cnrias closed bnoyaGi
ID THE ARMISTICE.
a. A lesratch from Turn says Napoleon ha
u i.sncd bulletin from NaIieEio, announcln
:, the arnistce, congratnlatiug the troops 0
their glorious achievements, and announcin
81 his immediate departure tor Paris, leaving III
I'd provisional command OF tie army 10 AlarSh
Vailiacl.
The London Times CLAIMS 'hat Engla:
10 brought about the armistce.
Of Other authorities give The credit 10 PruSsi
r,s 4 Verona telegram says the armistce was Coz
>. cluded only after repeated requests from q
French, and after Austria had obtained all 81
had asked for.
OF Il Vas reported that Kossuth was 10 propo
of a Eonarchical g2xernmsnt Tor Hungary.
a LEON TO THE EMPRESS.
NJ The following is copy of the telegram lro
Napoleon to the Empress Eugenie, anuouncir
that peace bad been concluded =
re "FALLEGIo, July II.
~ ga treaty OF peace has been signed betwet
ok the Emperor OF Austria an4 myself, on the 70
he lowing bases
-, "The Italian COntederacy is to be under ii
honorary Presidency OF the Pope.
'' "The Emperor OF Austria comedies his rich
IN in Lombardy to the Emperor OF the Frenc
who transfers them TO the kiag of Sardinia
"4he Emperor Of Austria preserves Venic
ne but she will form integral part Of Il
ss, Italian Confederation.
.ip NAPoLEoN.'
bo Al the interview between the two Emperor
at Villa Franco, the Emperor of Austria W
* accompanied by Generals Hess, Gramme, Kei
ce ner, KoilonsteIn, Roming, Schii!ter and othp
. OF his staff.
all TcFIH, July IL.
=, An official bulletin publishes the text of h
armstice. Besides the articles already know
II IS stated that the belligerent armies vi
keep the positions they now occupy. The raj
y ways TO Verona, Peschiera and Mantua, nlav
Us during the armlslce, be used 10 carry provision
an 10 these fortresses.
es Peschiera and Mantua are being provisonet
and the provisioning Of Verona will be CON
pleted IN tao days.
IN The works offensive and defensive of peschi
s, era, are to remain in their present state.
J. The convention is signed by Marshal Vail
ant and Generals Martinprey, Della Rocca
Hess and Murdorf
The Emperor Napoleon has issued The fol
lie lowing order of the day
b, VALLEcIo, July 10Th. 1859.
es "SoLDIERs An armstIce was concluded OF
s. the Stb inst, between the belIgerent parties
- to extend TO the 5th of August. This true
will permit you To rest, after your glorious la
bors, and TO recover if necessary, new strength
to conclude the work which you have SO glori-
I. ously inauSurated by your courage and resou
ton.
am about to return to Paris, and shall leav,
= the provisional command OF the army 10 Mar
d shall Valiant but soon as the hour of cornba
7" shall have been struck, you will see me agar
4.