Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-28
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH BRITON
PEACE CONCLUDED.
An Italian Confederation Formed
POPE OF ROME HONORARY PRESIDENT. /
Farther PoINT, July "A

The steamship North Briton from Liv-
erpool on the 18th inst, and bound fol
Quebec, has been intercepted off this point
and a most important budget of news OBJ
| tanned. .t..,., ...., -..,.f
! The steamship Anglo Saxon, from Que
bee, arrived at Liverpool on the l1th lust.
The advices by the North -Briton are
four days later than those furnished BY the
steamer Africa, and are highly important
character, both in q political and fnan-
cial point Of view. s-.e yea.,4o ~
A treaty of peace between Austria and
France and Sardinia had already been con-
cluded. .s.-.,.t ..t.r -. 49,.
The provisions of this treaty are briefly
as follows: s..,.. ....,-., 81.
An Italian Confederation is to be form
ed under the Honorary, Presidency of the
Pope of Rome. 5., .--r ,s-..-,
/ Austria comedies Lombardy to France.
Napoleon in turn grants those possessions
to Sardinia. -. b. .,r. .f.,.., .,..-
Austria retains her right to rule over
Venice. - .u z5l...,.f ....-.
The steamer left Liverpool before the
effect of this news could be, developed. Il,
The Liverpool breadstuff market gener-
ally continues dull. Messrs. Richal dson,
Spence d Cos circular reports that-the
weather continued favorable, for. the crops.
Flour very dull at 1o@lSs for Ameri-
can. ,-.. -, t,t,..,., k,.s,f-..t e.,
Wheat more active active, ard an i'm
proyement of ld@2d in price is noted
The quotations are Western lOs@l1s. ~.
Corn duh but unchanged. ~, srea
.sbasd ,at FURTHER NEWS. 60 eaj8s5g
Cyrus W. Field, passenger, has accom-
plished the object of his visit.
THE. ARM1sTIcE.
The Paris Moniteur explains the cir
cumstances attending the armistice, says
the great neutral powers exchanged COM
munications with the belligerents, offering
mediation, but was unsuccessful until the
French fleet was about to commence hos
tilities against Venice and aconfict before
Verona was, imminent, when Napoleon
anxious to prevent further bloodshed-as-
certained the disposition of the Emperor
of Austria. Finding him willing, an ar
mistice was concluded The two Empe-
ror's had an interview on the l1th at Villa
Franca.s 7o-g sas3I II sesgi5I iifte ods
A dispatch from Turin says Napoleon
has issuedia bulletin from Valegio an
nouncingithe armistice, congratnlating the
troops on their glorious achievements, and
announcing his immediate departure for
Paris, leaving the provisional command
of the army to Marshal Valiant. laani
The London Times claims that Eng land
brought about the larmistice. Other Vau-
thoriries give the credit TO Prussia. asss5L
A Verona telegram says, the armistice
was concluded only after repeated requests |
from the French, and after Austria had OBJ
tanned all she had asked for.s .Tsdi 81 y
1t was reported that Kossuth was to |
propose monarchical government for Hum |
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The following is copy of the telegram
to the Empress Eugene, announcing that
peace had been concluded: .;.,. i -.,.ls
! VA4EGIo, July liza treaty of peace
has been signed between the Emperor of
Austria and myself on the following basis:
The Italian Confederaey is to be under
the honorary presidency ofthe 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 reserves Venice,
but she will form an integral part of the
Italian Confederation.
Sigued. NAPOLEON. |