Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-07-29
The Latest from Europe.
PEACE CONCLUDED!

FARTHER POINT. July I'll he steam
or North Briton, for Quebec, with Liy-
crpool dates to the 18th instant, passed
here this morning, and was boarded by
Inc agent of the Associated Press.
Her news is most important. Peace
hal been concluded bet,ceen the allies and
-iastCia.
There is to be an Italian coufederacy
formod under the honorary Presidency
Of the Pope.
Austria comedies Lombardy to France,
and Napoleon gives it TO Sardinia.
Austria retains possession Of Venice.
The steamer sailed Just as the news
was received and before its effects had
been discussed.
The Paris Moniteur explains the cir
camstances attending the armistice. 1t
says the great neutral powers exchanged
communications with the belligerents,
Offering mediation, but it was unsuccess.
ful until the French feet was about to
commence hostilities against Venice and
a conflict before Verona was imminent,
when Napoleon, anxious to prevent fur
Their bloodshed, ascertained the DISPOSE
ton of the Emperor Of Austria, and
finding him willing, an armistice was
concluded. The two Emperors had an
interview on the 11th, at Villa Franco
Tho steamer Anglo-Saxon arrived out
on the 18th instant
Cyrus w. Field, Esq comes passen-
ger by the North Briton, having accom-
plished the object of his visit in connec-
ton with the Atlantic telegraph.
TIE ARmsTIcE. Napoleon issued a
bulletin from Yallegio, announcing the
armistiee and congratulating the troops
on their glorious achievements, and an
nouncing his immediate departure for
Paris, leaving the provisional command
of the army to Marshal Valiant.
The London Times claims that Eng
land brought about the armistice. Other
papers give the credit to Prussia.
A Verona telegram says that the ar
mistiee was concluded only after repeated
requests from France, and after Austria
lad obtained all she asked.
It was reported that Kossuth was to
propose a monarchical government for
Hungary
THE ANNOUNCEMENT or PEACE The
following is the telegram from the Empe-
ror Napoleon to the EapFess Eagenie,
announcing the conclusion of peace:
" Valiegio, July IA treaty of peace
has been signed between the Emperor of
Austria and myself, on the following
basis
An Italian confedcracy, to be under
the honorary Presidency of the Pope.
The Emperor of Austria comedies
his right in Lomhardy to the Emperor Of
the French, who transfers them to the
King Of Sardinia.
The Emperor of Austria preserves
Venice, but she will form an integral
part of the Italian confederation"
COMMENTS OF rnE Pass. Tho Lon
don Daily News says the first hopes and
expectations of Italy are deceived by
this peace History will call the Empe-
ror Napoleon TO strict account for hav-
ing made war on false pretenses, and
signed a mock and selfish peace, that
leave Austria impregnably justified in
the heart of Northern Italy, and COM
mits Central Italy to the patronage of
The Pope. The closer we examine this
pretended qualification, the more futile
and iuiqutous it appears.
The Morning Post referring to the
peace, contends that the Pope is depriv-
ed of the substance, but keeps the sha-
dow Of supremacy.
The Times says France has spent
$50, 600, 900 sterling and $4,000 men
only to give Milan Piedmontese instead
of an Austrian master, and establishes
she Pope in a temporal dignity beyond
bis imagination. Is all this real ? The
Emperor's game must be very long
one.
The announcement Of peace was read
in the House of Lords and House Of
Commons on the 18th, and received with
loud and prolonged cheering.
MARKETS. Breadstufis Richardson,
Spence 4 Co quote: The weather has
been favorable for The crops. Flour
closes very dull at 10a13s. Wheat is
very dull Sales Is Cd 9s Sd for red,
aud 9s 9s Cd for white western; south
orn white 10sa1ls Corn dull, and gen.
orally unchanged in price.