Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-28


Steele objects TO the Austrian influence still
suffered TO remain in Italy, and calls for the
expulsion Of the petty Italian Princes, who
are but confederates Of Austria.
Napoleon on arriving at France, would
proceed direct to ST. Cloud, deferring his
official entree into Paris till he makes it at
the head Of the army.
The Emperor Napoleon and the King Of
Sardinia entered Turin on the 10Th amid the
enthusiastic acclamations Of the people
Austrian correspondence officially announ-
ces the conditions of the treaty Of peace,
thus Austria and France will support the
formation Of an Italian confederation. Lom-
hardy, as far as the line Of the Minco, to be
given up. Manua, Peschiera and the whole
Of Veneua TO remain Austrian possessions
The Princes Of Tuscany and Modena return
to their States. A universal amnesty is
granted
The Vienna correspondent Of the London
Times says that three applications we're made
by Napoleon to Austria before she would
consent. Overtures we're made direct by Ma
poleon for the purpose Of preventing the me-
diadon Of neutrals.
The same correspondent says the Pope was
burnt in efiigy at Milan, and unfriendly feel
ings existed between Napoleon and Victor
Emanuel, The latter had issued proclama-
tion to the people Of Lombardy, announcing
their annexation to Sardinia according to
their own desire, many times expressed, and
his determination to ameliorate their condi-
tion.
Victor Emanuel entered Milan on the ] 9Th,
amid the enthusiastic plaudits Of the cit-
zens.
1t was rumored that the Emperor and En-
press Of the French would visit Vienna.
II is reported that the French army had
commenced to countermarch
1t is thought probable the dismissal Of Car
dinal Antonelli would take place.
1t was rumored Garibaldi was about to is
sue a proclamation, and is considered doubt
ful whether he would lay down arms.
Up to the llth, the formation Of the Hun
garian legion had proceeded prosperously,
5000 having joined
A letter from Rome dated the 9Th, says the
Pope sent an autograph letter to Napoleon,
announcing his determination to demand
armed Intervention from Catholic Powers
ENGLAND.
The House Of Commons passed to sec
ond reading a bill abolishing church rates by
vote of two hundred and sixty-three to one
hundred and ninety-three. Both Houses dis
cussed the treaty Of peace. In the House Of
Commons Lord Russell in answer TO enquiry
said nothing was known or could be known as
| to the details Of the treaty till Napoleon re-
turned to Paris, which would be about the
18th of July. Sir James Graham called at
tention to formidable French fleets at Cher.
bourg and Brest together with gun boats fol
landing troops. Russell said France had
made no extraordinary preparation, therefore
England had demanded no explanations.
Orange riots occurred on the 18th Of July
in various parts of Ireland also at Paisley
where affairs became serious, knives and fire.
arms were used One man was killed and
several dangerously wounded.
LATER
1t was reported at Paris on Friday that
great agitation prevailed at Milan; that troub-
les had arisen in Veneia; that Florence was
disturbed and that Partisan people were in
dignant at the Emperor for his failure to full
fill his promise.
The statement Of the Bank Of France foi
July, show decrease in cash of over eleven
millions Of francs.
Switzerland has ordered the disbandment
of the troops called out during the war
Prussia ordered the troops on the march tt
halt.
. The papers were mainly engaged in specu
lations upon the sudden conclusion Of peac
. and its results.
Lelleis from iufls assert tnhJ uuCn ulscOn
tent prevailed there in regard TO the terms o
peace and the small result Of the war al
, though the peace itself gave general salts
faction. The Steele, the organ Of the Frencl
Liberals, is dissatisfied, and says that Franc,
will have everything to begin in a few year
' If the minutest Austrian influence is suiiere,
an abode in Italy. II calls for the expulsion
: of the petty Italian Princes, the confederate
u OF Austria.
The Emperor Napoleon had quilted the sea
! of war, and was On route for France.
a The interview between the Emperors a
Villa Frnnca is said to have lasted nearl.
three whole dhys.
ZUzANA July l4.-The Augsburg Gazett
alleges that the cause Of the armistice wa
the existence Of a dangerous malady in tn
French army; but to this We can give for
NAL denial, The sanitary state Of the Frencl
army is excellent, and exceeds even the hope
J. which could he entertained, from the heat an
e fatigue endured.
The King of Sardinia has issued the 70
4 lowing proclamation to the people Of Lon
Is hardy;
"lleaven has blessed our arms with Il
powerful ally the Emperor Napoleon, and "
arrived in a few days, after victory upon vi
tory, at the banks of the Minoio to-day, an
= come back among you 10 tell you that Heaye
i has granted your wishes. An armistice pr
e +, ceded the preliminaries of peace. | assur
Il the people Of Lombardy Of their independents
according to your desire, many times express
> cd. You will henceforth form, with an ancieI
v State, one single and free family, and TAX
c your destiny under my directions, and hop
to find in you that concurrence which Ii
chief of State needs in order to create
new administration. / tell you, people
Lombardy, to trust toyOur King Establishe
Il on solid and imperishable basis, he will pr,
cure happiness for Il new country which hei
y ven has entrusted to his government"
The Emperor Of Austria has ordered an in
. mediate cessation Of the recruiting just con
u menced.
), Two days before the armistioe war Il
70 was imposed in Piedmont amounting to on
- tenth Of all the taxes on property, custo
taxes sc.
e II was considered probable that the di
= missal Of Cardinal Antonelli would resu
from the state Of affairs,
" GREAT BRITAIN.
The Duke of Newcastle states that the Go
n ernment does not intend renewing he licen
by which the Hudson Bay Company no
II their North American Territories A b
l. would soon be introduced for appointing ma
N istrates throughout the territory TO preve
disputes between the Indians and whites, al
to establish trading regulations and preye
excesses. The Government was not prepar
to grant subsidy for the establishment
railways in the Territories.
The new telegraphic cable between En-
land and Denmark had been successfully lai
II, The Mediterranean Company had order,