The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-10-17
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81 Wednesday Morning, October IT, 1855.
FOREIGN NEWS BY THE SCOTIA.
Conditions of the Treaty between
Ia s7as Austria and Italy.
The Htsurrectioss, in Cai,elia.
THE TURKS REPULSED BY
"a q THE CREEKS.
THE FAMINE I'm INDIA j.,

- p NEW YORK, Oct. Is.
The, steamship Scotia, brings dates from
Queenstown to the evening of the 7thL
A Florence dispatch says the following are
between Austria and ITALY, The hdhtual ex-
change of all prisoners of war; Austria con-
sents to the union of Venetia with Italy; the
frontiers to be added to Italy are those which
constitute the administration front Of Vene-
tia while under Austrian dominion; the
amount Of the debt assumed by Italy Is thirty
five millions florins, payable in eleven Install
ments in twenty-three months; the Monte
Lombardo Venetian is transferred to Italy with
its actual assets and liabilities; its assets are
three millions five hundred thousandl and it.b
liabilities sixty-sx million fiorins; until fur
&aer arrangements the revenue of the two net
works of railway north and south of the, Alps
Will be allowed to accumulate, in order to cal
culate the groSsl revenue which should serve
as a basis for the valuation of the Kilometine
guarantee; measures are to be taken to separ-
ate the net works of railway and complete the
unfinished portion; Venetians residing in Aus
tria are to have the right of preserving their
Austrian nationality; all objects of ant, well
as the archives belonging to Venetia are to be
restored; the iron crown of Lombardy will al
SO be given up to Italy; the treaties which for
merly subsisted between Austria and Sardinia
Will again come into force for year, during
which period fresh arrangements can be con-
cluded; private property belonging to the Ital-
ian provinces, which has been seque$tered by
the Italian Government Is to be restired with
d reservation of the rights of the Stale to one
third; a complete amnesty to be accorded by
both Italy and Austria to all persons condemn
ed for political offenses to deserters ff ON eth
er army and to persons compromised by their
political conduct. q q - go asse,
1t is said that twenty thousand Schleswigers
in day and half signed petition fbr the res
toration OF Northern Schleswig to DENMARK.
An Athens dispatch of Sept. 18th says the
French Minister Monster warned the Greek
Government that France would break off dip
lomatic relations with Greece if the latter did
not observe the stricfist neutrality during the
present insurrection in Gambia. ~
The Cretan National Assembly hid called
upon the Greek nation to take part IN the in
surrection. The English and French Consuls
in Gambia are opposed to the movement-
A Corfu dispatch of the I'd says Chat on the
22d ult., 10000 Turko- Egyptian troots attack
ed the Greek camp extending from M slesa to
Keronua. The Greeks repulsed every on
slanght. On the following day the battle was
renewed, whensthe Greeks, who had reinforce
ments of 1000 men, totally defeated the Impe-
rial troops The latter are said to have lost
5000 prisoners. The remainder of the Egyp-
tians escaped on board the Turkish squadron
near Malesa. The Turkish troops had been
again reinforced by the arrival Of 5000 Egyp-
tians, seven Turkish batallions and a consider
able force of artillery. ia
The famine in India. continues anil ia of
most fearful character Af