The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-25
ITALY.
The Austro-ItaIian Treaty OF Pence.

VIENNA, October s. The following is a summary
oi the snpulatons of the AustrO- Italian treaty Of
peace signed at Vienna on the Cd instant -
Il rom the day on which the notifications of the
treaty are exchanged perpetual peace and friendship
shall exist between hls Majesty the King of Italy,
and ms Majesty the Emperor of Austria their heirs
and successors, their states and subjecLs.
Tue conditions stipulated at Cremona for the re.
eiprocsi resutunon CT Austrian and l,aian prison.
. lhe Emperor OF the French having declared in
lar he concerned Venetia is acquired for Italy,
his Majesty the Emperor Oh Austria consents TO the
Snion OF Veneta vita Italy In tine fern determ ned
py the Austr0'frnch Treaty OF Vienna above NEIL
uoned he frontiers OF the Venetian provinces
eeded to tay are the administrative frontiers OF the
saaa provinces under Austrian domination
n military commission instituted by the high con-
tracing parties will Le deputed to trace out The
territories whIchare still occupied by the Imperial
and Royal troops by virtue OF the armstce con.
clu ed ON the 18th August last will be evacuated by
those troops after the Ratification OF peace ana the
SAID troops Will immediately withdraw beyond the
frontiers previously established.
1he Government OF his Majesty the King of Italy
assumes portion Of the debt ePpertai ning TO the
teiltories ceded 6y the present treaty ami which is
nxed at 36OOOOOO OF hOrins, Austrian Convention
currency Da able iu eleven successive inslalments
within twenty three months. IN the manner and
The ~ onte LombardO Venetian, with ITS assets of
$500 0OO forms, andis liabilities OF CO. 600 OOJ
passes entirely IN to the hands Of the OVol nment OF
hls Majesty the KING OF Italy The Government
OF the King OF laly succeeds to the rights and en-
gasemenls resu ting from the CONTRACTS Iegu arY
entered INTO by the Austrian Administration in the
interest OF the ceded territory.
Inc Austrian Government is bound TO reimburse
All the sums PAID into the Austrian Treasury as
deposits OF c'uuOn money by LOmbardO- Venetian
subjects, communes, public establishments and reli-
gous cOIpOrahOns.
Ihe Italian Govern ment will be bound in like
manner with respect TO the sums paid by Austrian
Venetian.
The Government of his Majesty the King of Italy
recognizes ano confirms tho railway CONCESSION,
granted Dy me Austrian Government in ths oeded
territory In all their spOa ions ana the peuods nj
duration. From the day upon which the rt GU VI
tons Cf the present treaty are exchan0ed tba
Italian Government s,nmes all rne riSbTs and
svhafges o. the Austrian Government IN resneet ~
INV 1--we mentioned CONCESSIONS the raiwav
nhes IN lhe ceded territory. Untl new and uIterior
are mad the total receipts of inc two
IaMeV sl stems north and south OF the Alps are ad-
mtteo of ihe ilhes sitnated IN the ceded TERRITORY
rs tns eeumate OF gross revenue uDon which ls
thirty miles. Ai"H'0o vi
A special convention between the eontrso,,Do mn,
ties with participation Of the railway eossns,
teTested, without reservation to time and Ieayn
iul liberty to all parties, will regulate the mode of
separating the two railway systems north and south
LOmbaTde-VenetiaA subjects domieied upon the
oeded territory will enjoy, during one year, after
previous declaration before the competent autoritv
iu and entire liberty to export their movable pro.
perty free OF duty, and TO withdraw with their
families 10 the States of his Imperial ROYAL Amos.
t0ic Majesty In which they will preserve their
Austrian Oltzenship. They Wll be AZ liberty to
retain their landed property upon LombArdO. Vene.
tan territory.