Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26

the Pope Of Rome. Austria comedies Lom-
hardy to France Napoleon in turn grants
| those possessions to Sardiania. Austria re-
tains her right Of rule over Venice.
| The steamer left Liverpool before the ef.
feet Of the news had time to be developed.
/ FoRHGN COMMERCIAL INIELLI0xNCE By THE
| GRKAT BRIrroN.
Liverpool breadstuffs market generally
| continues dull.
Richardson and 8. circular reports that
| the weather continued favorable for the
crops.
Flonr very dull at tlOal2 for American.
Wheat more active and an improvement
| of la2e in prices noted. The quotations are
Western Red 70 6da9s sd, do White ssa9s
90, Southern 9salls.
Corn dull but unchanged.
Liverpool provision markets generally
have declining tendency.
The circulars report pork heavy and
slightly declined in price.
| Bacon dull.
| LONDON MONEY MARKET.
July l2th.-There is no important change
to note in the money market. The peace
advices had not yet transpired.
Consols quoted 9s.
/ OyIuo ElolO ID = passenger ana mas &C.
complished the object of his visit.
LONDON MoNEY MAlKFr.-American stscks,
Barring Borthers circular reports the fol-
lowing quotations l. G. 81 2a27 discount
Illinois 70 Of 1875 n.
| The Paris Monisemr explains the circum-
stances attending the armistice, and says
that the great neutral powers exchanged
communications with the Beligerants, offer
| ing . mediation. but were unsuccessful as
the French fleet was about commencing
hostilities against Venice. and conflict be-
fore Verona was imminent, when Napoleon
anxious to prevent further bloodshed, as
certained the disposition of the Emperor of
Austria and finding him willing, an armis-
tice was concluded. The two emperors had
an interview on the llth, at Vella Franca
The armistice dispatch from Europe Gays:
Napoleon has issued bulletin from Valli-
gio announcing the armistice. congrstula.
ting the troops on their glorious achieve
ments and announcing his immediate de-
psrture for Paris, giving the provisional
command of the army to Marshal Valient.
The London Times claims that England
brought about the armistics; other authori-
ties give the credit to Prussia.
A Verona telegram says the armistice
was concluded only after repeated requests
from France. and after Austria had obtained
all she had asked for, it was reported that
Kossuth was to propose . monsrchical gov
ernment for Hungary.
THE PEACE DISPATCH FROM NAPOLEON TO THE
IMPRESS
The following 10 . copy of the telegram
from Napoleon to the Empress Eugene.
announcing that peace had been concluded:
/ VALLEJO, July ll.-A treaty of peace
has been signed between the Emperor of
Austria and myself, after the following
basis
The Italian confederacy is to be under the
honorary presidency of the Pope.
The Emperor of Austria comedies his
right in Lombardy to the Emperor of the
French. who transfers them to the King of
Sardinia.
The Emperor Of Austria preserves Ven
ice, but che will form an integral part of
the Italian confederation.
(Signed,) NAPOLEON.
HEFECT OF THE NEWS At PARIS.
The dispatches Of the Emperor. announ-
cling the conclusion of peace was bnlletined
in Paris on the llth, when the French fund
Immediately rose 2 IL per cent.
/ EFFECT or THE NEWS At LONDON.
The news did not transpire in London, till
after the official closing hour Of Consols,
sales of which we're made Afterwards at
90 l-2. The rise during the day being 7-S.
All other securities closed buoyant
The London Daily NeSs says that the
first hopes and expectations Of Italy are
deceived.
Hietory will call Napoleon to . strict sc-
count for having made war on false preten-
ces. and signed weak and selfish peace.
that leaves Austria impregnsbly fortified in
the heart Of Northern Italy, and commits
the centre Of Italy to the patronage Of
the Pope. The closer We examine this pre-.
tended paci6cation, the more futile and in
iquitous It appears.
The morning Post contends that the Pope
10 deprived Of his substance, but keeps .
shadow Of supremacy.
| The Times says France has spent ESQ.,
100000 sterling and lost $4,000 men only
to give Milan Piedmontess instead Of Aus
trian master, and to re-sstablish the Pope
in temporal dignity, even beyond his imag-
ination, i al this real. Nspoleon's game
must b long one.
| The announesmsnt Of the eonclusion Of
| peace between the bel1gerent powers wes
read In the House Of Lords and the Com
mons on the 18th, and va received with
loud and peolosgsd chssra
PRU1oTA.
It was pumorsd ct Berlin that the Em-
persr Of Russia would soon arrive there 70
attend the family conference, touching the
disposal Of the crown after the abdieation Of
the King. II 10 to Be decided BY this con
ference whether the crown shall b confer.
ID On The Prince Rsgsat Or on his son,
Frederick William.
An unsusesasful attempt % the 7th Inst
at revolt among The soldiess vas made, By
: discharge Of artillery frem thoss Who ~
mainsd faithful About iosty were killed.
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Tsae6edv ln New yosks
NEW Yoax. July a8.-This oA1uocn