The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-25
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
PEACE CONCLUDED
avsTRfs GIVES UP IoMBARDY.
Interview Between Napoleon and Francis
Joseph. &C., NC.

r.RrpeR poiNr. July et.-The North Bri.
ton. from Liverpool on the 18Th INST, passed
tap This morning. Cyrus W Field was a pas
seager.
Her news is highly important.
Peace has been concluded.
There is 10 be an Italian Confederation under
the honorary Presidency of the Pope
Austria comedies iombardy 10 France, ana
Napoleon gives II 10 Saldtnia.
Austria preSPrN cS eniee.
The steamer North Briton left before the eff
feet Of this news was fully developed.
The Paris McaItgWF explains the ciYcufnstan-
Cos attending 5he armislice II says the great
neutral powers exchanged communications
with she bcliigerepts, Offering their mediation;
but uEsucSeSsfulIs until the French ileet was
aNAut 10 attack Venice. and the conflict before
Verona was imminent, when Napoleon, anx-
iouS Ia prevent bloodShed aSceriained the dis
position 81 the Emperor Of Austria, and find
ing him willing. an armstlce was concluded.
The two EmpeTors had an interview on the
1ith st Villa Franco.
The Auglo Saxon arrived out on the 18th.
SECOND pISrATCHl
NAPOLEON 10 HIs ARMY.
Napoleon had issued a bulletin from the viii
tage u! Nalieggso announcing the armistice, and
congratulating his troops on their glorious
achievements. lie announced his intended
immediate departure for Paris. leaving the
provisional command Of The army To Marshal
valiant.
The Times claims that England brought
about the armiStice. Other authorities give
the credit 20 Prussia
Verona telegram saws The armistice was
concluded only after repeated requests from
the French, and after Austria haG obtained all
she asked.
Ii was reported that KosSuth was proposed
FOR the monarchial government OF Hun gary.
NAPOLEON TO THE EMPRESS.
The following is the telegram OF Napoleon
10 Eugene, announcing the peace:
fALLRGGIo, July li.--Peacr has been signed
between the Emperor Of Austria and myself
on the following basis An italian Confede-
racy 10 be under the honorary Presidency o.
the Pope; tie Emperor of Austria comedies
ms rlEhts IN I-ombardy 10 the Emperor OF the
french. who transfers them TO the King OF
SARDINIA; the Emperor of Austria preserves
Venice, but she VIII form an integral part Of
the Italian Confederation
rms utsPalch was bulletired in Paris when
french FUNDS rose IN per cent The news did
not traaspiTe in London until official after
closing hours for consols but sales afterwards
were made al !GH the rise during the day be-
ing 5. All other securities closed buoyant
VIEWS OF THE ENGLISH PRESS
The London Daily News saws the first homes
ana expectations of Italy are deceived His
tory viii cali Napoleon TO strict account for
having made war on false pretences and
signed mock and selfish ,,eare ms ioa1.ns
austria Hnpresnahiy fortified in the heart Of
Northern Italy, and commits Central Italy IA
me patronage ct The Pope. The closer we ex
anime the pretended paoificatjon. the more I'm
tile a2ii Ubiquitous it appears
Lac morning Post contends that the Pope is
deprived OF the substance but keeps the sba
dow OF his supremacy
ne INES says France has spent fjQU9l 600
ana $1,000 men. only TO give Milan tn pod.
meniese instead of Austrian masters and es.
tahhSh the Pope i'll temporal dignity. even
beyond his imagination. The Emrerorts came
must DC Il very long one. e''''-'
THE ANNOUNCEMENT IN THE ENGLISH PArrr.
AEST.
Inc announcement of peace was read in
both houses OF the English Parliament on the
n, Hx-ith u
longcd cheers. f'0
NArLES-EEyoLT or TIE SOLDIERS
1t is rumored at Berlin that the Einperor of
hnss!a would soon arrive there TO attend n
lAtlliy conference touching the disposal OF the
crown after the abdication of the kim Of
Naples. -
An unsuccessful attempt was made on the
I'm among the soldiers 10 revolt. They were
me- oy aclscharse OF artillery from those who
remained faithful Forty were killed