The New York Herald Newspaper, July 28, 1859, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO. 8361. ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA. THBEE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE THR TREATY OF PEACE. Orders of the Day of the Two Emperors. HEIR REASONS FOR THE TREATY. DISSATISFACTION IN SARDINIA. Resignation of Count Cavour and the Sardinian Ministry. Advance in Cotton with Very Large Sales. Reduction of Interest by the Bank of Bingland, me, &0., ‘fhe Conard steamship Earops, Captain Leitch, lef Liver- peel atten o'clock on the morning of the 16th; and ar- whyed at Halifax at 1 P. M. of the 26th inst. ‘The news of peace is fully couficmed, but no farther partioulars had transpired, beyond the fact thet the Princes of Tuscany and Modena are to return to their ‘Bistes, Napeleon was on his way home, and was expected in Pere on the 18th, when further particulars will be afforded. ‘Je his addrers to his soldiers be says that peace was @oneluded because the contest was abdent to avsume pro- portions which were no longer in keeping with the in- ‘tereats France had in the war. ‘The Emperor of Austria was on his way to Vienna, He says, in an order of the day, thet he yio!ded to the tanfavorablo political situation because his nataral allies 4 not, a expected, come to his assis:ance. ‘The result of the treaty is gonerally mistrutted in England. ‘Tee Sardinian Ministry had resigved, and Count Arese had been charged to forma new Cabinet. Count Cavour 4s reported to have resigned on aroount of the terms of peace being unsatisfactory. On the Paris Bourse the three per cent rentes closed st CF. O00. ‘The screw steamship Kangaroo, from New York, ar- rived at Quecustown on the evening of the 13th, and at Laverpool the following eveuing. “Tho steamship Ocean Queen, {com New York, arrived ‘at Sourbampton at 6 P. M. of the 14th. The steamship Saxons, from Now York, arrived ot Boutbampton on the 13:h inst, ‘The Cunard stenmabip Persia, from New York, reashed ‘LAverpool at 6:20 P. M on sy, the 16th inet. ‘The steamship Jura ie't Liverpool simaltancously with the Europa, for New York direst. THE TREATY OF PEACE. ‘Hho papers were mainly engaged in speculstions upon the sudden conclusion of peace and its results. Letters from Paris assert that much discontent prevalied there in regard to the terms of peace, and the small resu} @fthe war, although the peace itself gave general satis faction. . es ‘The Paris Sidcle, the organ of the French liberals, is dis. matiafied, aud says France will have everything to begin in afew years if the miputest Austrian influence is suffsred emebode in Waly. Ik calls for the expuision of the potty Tealiap princes, the confeceratee of Austria. ‘Te Emperor Napoleon had quitted the seat of war, ‘and was en rout for France. He was expected to proceed direct to St. Cloud, and defer his officisl entry into Paris tit he makes tt at the head o the Army of Italy. ‘The Emperor and King of Sardinia arrived at Turin on the 16th, and, amid entbusiastic acclamations, were met by Prince Osrignan and Count Cavour. THE AUSTRIAN ORDFR OF THE DAY. ‘The Emperor of Austria lef Veroaa for Vieuns on the morning of the 14th, His order of the day, published at ‘Verona the 12th, says that Acstria commenced the war for the maintenance of her sacred treaties, relying on the de- ‘yetedness of her people, the bravery of her army and on heer natural allics, Net having found allies Austria yields to an unfavorable political sttuation. The Emperor cor- ‘dially thanks the people as weil as the army, who have again shown that their eovereiga may confidently rely on ‘their devotednoss if any new struggies should arise. ‘The interview between the Emperors at Villafrance is said to have lasted nearly tho whole day. NAPOLEON'S ORDER OF THE DAY. ‘The Paris Monideur publishes a proclamation by tho Emperor announcing to the goldiera the basia of peace. Tt is to the following effect:— ‘The principal sim of the war is attained, and Italy will Deceme for we first time a nation. Venetia, it is true, remains to Avstria, but she will, nevertheless, be an Italian province, forming part of an Italian confederation. Tne union of Lomberny with Piosmont creates for us @ rul ally, who will owe to us tts tndependence. Tho governments which have remained tnrctive, or ‘which have been called back into toeir 5 comprehend the necessity of reforms. A general gmpesty wil obliterate che traces of civil discord. Itaty, hemceforth mistress of her dertinies, will only have her- seif toacouse should sae not progrers ly in order apd freecom. You wilt soon return to France. Agrateful cou will there receive with thone so'diors who have raised so high the glory of our arms at Montebolio, Palestro, Tarbigo, Magenta, Melogna- mo and Soiferivo, woo in two mouths have freed Pied mont, and have oniy stopped lecaure ny contest = about: to asume tions no keeping wi tha interests that Reaves had! tn the Pormidtante wor, Be proud then of your success—proud of the results obtain. ed—proud etpecialiy of being tbo well beloved obildren of tbat France who will always bo tho great nstion so long as phe shell have a besrt to co aprenond noble causes, and men }ke you to defend them. NAPOLEON. Vatuxce., July 12, 1869, Tho preliminary conditions of the treaty of peace arc ‘thas announced in the official Anetrian Oorrespondence:— Austria and France will support the formation of an Fealian confecersion, to which Austria accodes. Lom. Dardy, a3 far as the line of the Mincto, ts to be up. Manwwa, Peschiera, Borgo’orto and the whole Veneta remain Austrian porseesions. The Princes of Tasosay and Modena sro to return to thelr States. A universal amnesty is to be granted, The Vienna correspondent of the London Zimss says three applications were mado to the Emperor of Austria Before he would cousett to the armistioe. The overtures ‘were made direct by Napoicoa, for the purpose of pre- ‘venting the mediation of neutrals. Tho same corresponient says the Pope was burnt in effigy at Milan, and that avery unfricndly focling had Sprang uy between Napoleon and Victor Emanuel. ‘The Moniteur contains the following:— Sanuano, July 14, 1559, The Augsburg Gazelle alleges tuay the cause of thy ar: milatice was ibe eastenve of a dangerous malady ia tho French army, bet to this we cen give a formal donial. The 0 'y State of the Freuch army is excoileat, aod exceeds even the hope which coald be entertained from ‘the beat ana fatigue endured. SARDINIAN ORDER OP THE DAY. ‘The King of Sardinia had issued the following Proclams- ion to the people of Lombardy :-— Heaven bas blersod our arms with the powerfal cf our magoanimona and valiant ally, the Em: Peror Napoleon, svd we arrived in a few days after viowury upon victory at the banks of tho Mune! To dsy 1 come back among you to wll you thr Heaven has granted yoor wishes. An armistics, fol Jowed by preliminaries of peace, assure the le of Lombardy of touir indspendeaes. cy acsording to your desire many tines expreseed, you will henceforth hen, With an ancient Scare, une engin and frec family. I take Jour destiny ander my direction, and hope to dad in you ‘that couourreace whioh the aio! of a Shale nee'ls in order fo crenke & Kew wiminigtration. I tail you, peop of Lom. Darby, €0 trust in your King. Revabtianed on u wolidl and ipperishadic bueie, Ye wrt procura Bappines2 for a new country which Heaven dns cotrumed to bie government. News from Mila of ho iSth sites that tho King of Sardinia arrived there in te evouing aratd whe plaudits of the populace, Mis Majesty ovbaequeutly presented nim. self on tbe Yaicoay of his hotal, sud was greeted win ‘warm acolamations of + Vive li Re.” ae. ‘Tre Emperor of Austrie hea ordered an immediate cos sation o! the recruiting just commenced. ‘ Is was rumored that the Empsror and Empress of French would vieit Vieana. The French army were reported to have commenced their countermaron. Count Cayour and bie colleagues im the Sardinian Mi. aistry bad resigned, © d their resiynations ware accepted | bythe King. Thie action, itis said, wes caused vy the @onditions of the peace. Count Arese had been charged wigh the formation of & new Uabinet Two days before the armistice a war tax was imposed on Piedmont, amounting to one tenth of all ths taxes on Property , custome, taxes, &s ‘Ts was considered probable that the discateral of Dardi- nal Antonelli would resnit from the state of affairs, Th was said that Garrivald) was about to besas a prosia mation, and it was consicered doubifa! if ho would lay down tis arms. Up tothe 11th the formation of the Huogarien Lagton bad proceeded prosperensly, 6,000 mou having jyined, A letter from Rome, of the Sih, mays that the Pope had gent an autograph letter to Napoleoa, stating bi determi- nation to demand from the Oshoiio Powers armed iator- vention, GREAT BRITAIN, In the House of Commons, on the 13tn, the bill abohsh. wg the church sates was debated and passed 4) « sysoad Treading, by a votoof 268 to 193, amidst loud chaeriag On the 14th, in the House of Lords, Lord Stratford do Redoliffe withdrew his motion rolative to the affairs of Raly. ‘The Duke of Newcastle stated thet the governaent did not intend renewitig the liceases by which the Judson ‘Bay Company held their North Americaa territories. A ‘Dil would soon be introduced for apvointiag magistrates throagbout the Territory to prevent dirpatves bet wenn tho Indians and whites, to establieh trading regulatious, aad to prevent excesses. The government was not prepared to grant a subsidy for the establishment of railways in the territory. The Duke of Somerset said that the expediensy of entering into arrapgements for arming the ooeen mail Steamers had been under consideration, but as the Com wilfice of Naval Officers in 186% reported against such a measure, on the ground of expense, nothing bad been done. A general survey, however, Bad been reoently ordered of the ateamtugs and other vessels at the mouths Of the rivers, in order to ascertain how far they m'ght b® rendered available for defensive parposes, In the House of Commons considerable progress was made with the army and wavy estimates, and Sidney Herberi expained the present military position of the country and the measures of defence. He expected that one hundred Armstrovg guns would be made tnis year, and two handred before the end of the financial year. On the 16th, in both houses, reference was made to the treaty of peace. Lord Derby pointedly inquired if the King of Sardinis was a party to the treaty, for i was underslood that the Emperor of the French was his al'y, and not the principat im the Lord John Ruteell, in the House of Commons, sald hedid £0! know whether the parties to the treaty of Vienna had ‘Deen consuited, but so far as Eegiand wes concerned, no particulars beyond those pub!iahed had been farziahed. ‘Lord Cowley bad called cn the French government for the details of the peace, but Count Walewaki told him be could efford him no in‘ormation unti! the Emperor arrived in Paris, which it was expected be would on the 18h, Sir James Grabem inquired if the government was aware thata formidable French fleet +as etationed at ‘Cherbourg and Brest, with gunboats for landing tro7ps, Lord Jobn Rusreli said that France had made no extra. ordinary preparations, and consequently no expianations had been demanded. ‘The new telegraph cable between England and Denmark hee been euccersfully la:d. The Megiterrancap Company had ordered @ ca>ie to con- Rect Malta and Sicily, and it is expected to be laid in No vember. ‘The English government has fully determined on laying # cable direct to Gibrallar and thenca to Malta. An antisiavery mecting, presided over by Lord Broevgbam, had been held in London. Au address to the Duke of Neworstle was agreed. to, requesting that the House of Lords appoint a committee to inquire into the Pprerent state of the slave trade, as the Coolie and African traffic is degenerating ‘nto « positive slave trade. ‘The origmal of Powers’ Greek Slave had been sold at suction in London for 1,800 guineas, the Duke of Cleveland being the purchaser. ‘Tho Orange riots of the 12th of Jaly tork pleoe as usua! in some parts of Ireland, and a: Paisley ths ourbresk was quite serious. Firearms and koives were used, and one man was killed and several dangerously wounded. The statement that the now Australian nail service, via Panama, is awarded to Mr. Lever 1 contradicted. ‘The Bank of England, oo the 14tb, redused its mini. mum rate of discouct from three to two and « half per cent. This step was fully anticipated, and exercised no influence on the stock market. The fands opened buoy ant and excited on the morning that the North Britton sailed, conols being quoted at 9634. They soon, how- ever, fell back under the growing impression that the terms of the peace were not such as to inspire confidence im ite durability. FRANCE. ‘The statement of the Bank of Frauce for the month of Joly shows a decrease in casn of over vieven million france, ‘The Paris Moniteur pudiiahes a second warning to tue Univers ov account of an objectionabie political articles. ‘The Paris Bourre closed on the 15th at O8f. 60c. for mo- ‘ney and account, being an advance of a quarter per cent during the day. They touched nearly 70f. atter tho peace. SWITZERLAND. ‘The Federal Council have resolved to disband the troops in the Canton Ticino, where a guard for Austrian vossols will alone romain. They have also resolved on proposing very severe measures to prevent the enrolimeat of the ‘Swiss for foreign military service. an order has been tasued to disband the trooys called out during the war, and repealing the measure against the exportation of arms, ammunition, &3. PRUSSIA. The Prussian Gazette says that in conasquence of tne treaty of peace orders have been transmilicd to the troops om the march lo halt at the respective places where they may happen to be; also that the proposal made by the Prozeian Ambassador to the Federal Diat in regard to the federal troops, bad, under present circumstances, been withdrawn by the Prussian government, NAPLES. Additional details of the recent partial mutiny of the Swine troops are received. A body of troops matiniod la ‘the barracks, killing the colonc) and several affivers of the Fourth regiment, sud afterwards repaired to the Royal Palace, but were forced back by the chaseours and hus- sare on duty to the Chanap de Mars, where they wore sur- rounded. The commander tn chief of the Swiss calle1 oo them tocurreader; they replied by a discuarge of firaarais, wounding tbe Genoras and avout twenty privates. Orders were then given te fire on the mutincers, when sevouty- five wero killed and two handred and thiry-tnroc wounded, ROME, A Bostonian at the tack of Perugia writes to the London Times, giving additional detatis of thet brutal afair. Ge goys the American Ministor, Mr, Stockton, haa~demanded redreas and indemnification for American citizens, and by his energetic action will doubtless obtain such as ie t2 be bad. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. LONDON MONBY MARKET. Congols closed on the 15th at 9534 a ¥55; for money. The Bark of Evgland had reduced the rato of lotereat to 24g per cent. The bullion ta the bank had decreased £147,000, LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. ‘Tho Brokers’ Uircular reports tbe sales of the week in tho Liverpool cotton markat at 107,000 bates, of whol 10,000 wero to pocculators and 12,000 for ox at qnalities had advanced one fourth to three olghihs of a peuny ver pourid, the market bavivg become a der ihe news of pence, The ealesof thy 15th sore 10,090 . including 9,000 on spooulation quid for export, the warkes closing xether quietly, MORNING EDITION—THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1859. ‘The aothorized quotations were as foliows:— Momue, rae rd 14% Up'anes......cseeee eee THM ihe ‘The stock im port was estimate st 688,400 bales, of which 668,000 were American. STATE OF TRADE AT MANCHESTER. The advices from Mauchester ara favorable. All kiede Of gooda were slightly higher, particularly yarns, in wien the advance wasabelfrenny, bat the high prives do manded checked business. LIVERPOOL BARADSTUFFS MAREST. ‘The weather bis been favorable fer the crops, and the Barveas presp: cis were excellent. Flour was very dull, and Preach was offered at a reduc. tion of 1s. a 28, per ewok. american was quoved at 103 « ‘12s, 6d. per ovmtal. Wheat cull, dus somipally unchanged, thougn holders were pressing om the market Wratern ret, 7. 6d. White 9a, 298. 6d. Southern white Ids, a tis, Corn @oll acd wow'na!. Mixed and yellow, Se 104 a 66 3d. White 7s. o 72. 9d. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARCET. Bigland, Athya & Oo , Richardson, Spence» & O., Janea MoReory and others, qane beef hecvy and hodere preaping on the market, particularly inferior, Pork neavy and shgbtly tower, but quotations momma. Sook of heat and pork very hesvy. Bacon sle.y, wHd rather more twquiry. Lard quiet. Tallow deciined. LIVERPOOL PRODUOR MARKEY. ‘The Brokers’ and other circulars report pot ashes steady: old, Sée.; now, 272. 6d. » 2ie ; pearl ushes sierdy et 208. s 208, Od. Bugar Ducyant, and all deseriptions eligbtly higher. Coffee steady. Ride heavy. Bskimore qnercit: on bark, 6s. 6d. 26s. 91. Sea) oll, £33 10s. 0 £34 God oil auchanged. Linseed oi}, 209. 2 294. 60. Spirits Varpentine heavy, and slightly lower: sales at 334. a 366 , Closing at tho laster. Tea dull, but prices unchanged. LONDON MARKETS. Baring Brothers reports wheat very cull, and 3s. a 4s, lower on the week; white, 42s, « 46s,; red, 40s. 0 428 Four, 2is. a 24a tron steady; rails to Detter demand at £6; pig frm and slightly nigher; eulee at 40 0 64s. 8d. a bas. 64. Sogars firm. Tea steady : cvogu. Is. 84. Spirits of torpentine heavy at 400, Tadiow sughtiy lower: sues at 586. Copper oeclined 3¢4. per pound. Sp-lter cousider. ably advanced. Fish oils duil ap2 uncdanged. Lineved oll 288, 6d. Rice quiet. . HAVRE MARKET, Sales ef cotton for tne week, moiuding 121h inst , 19,060 bales; stock 96000 bales; ail qualities alighily mngher; Sew Oricans tres ordisatre, 112/; G0. bas, 108. The market closed buoyant. Wheat sighily bigher. Ashes dull. Coffee steady. Olle—quotativas barely mslatained. Rice dull, Sager heavy. Laro deil THE LATEST. BY TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL. Lonnor, Jaly 16—a Wf. The London Daily News city artice of the evening of the 15th saye:— The funds opened to day with a dull appearance, bat Closed at a half per cents higher ‘bev yesterday tno recent rise bes stiracted @ maderata anpply of st2eK; nut buna fide bolders bave inte tempmatiza to re! at a timo when one avd a Delf per cent is tun bighest rate obuiasble from degosiie eb the receiv og ented mnmrae Syeculative tramsacsion! pardly ia adsyanos, a aispee celior of whe Sxohequer’s busget. fp Lotbipg sbatever jo the Austro French compromise auf. Bcently reassuring to indoce Eoglend so swrn reasopad's Torasures of de ences. In the atner depertmenta of we Steck Exchange prices had a droopicg tevdevoy Tho banx he expected tont there terme attracted @ moderate amount of ousiness w ths; ertablichment, althougo first class bill were tiken else where ut 234, und in exceptions! instances 0: 2 par cent. Facept se regasde Frapkfort, Continental excbacges show An Ubfsvorable tendeney. ‘The London Tims city article says :— The fail cf one por cepton the Parie Bours: on Tours day, caused the English fonds to open on Friday, sods sight further reacton wok piece, but ine Merkel acqaved Mtendmmess in the latter part cf the day. There wes geverally @ more active demena for mouey, 204 at tbe bank, owing to the reduction ia tbe race, a marked increase took place Ris remarked that Sardinia, by ace-pting Lombardy with. out the fortresses necessary to defend U, has made hertelf the vanalof France, and that Jaty hai gamed nothing, while Ure Emperor returns to Part, nominalty a conyue-or, but reality @ baffied and dishonored man. At wae reported in Paris ov the 15th that great agitation prevailed at Milan; that troubies bad broken out in Veve- tta; that Florence wes disturbed, and that the Parisian po- palace was ina‘gnant at the Em erer for not havieg ful- filled his promises, PASSENGERS BY THE EUROPA. John Jobn Whee: bt and }: Mew saretns “wr ieariotie aoa teoy’i Linemsn aad } end chttd Ma wr hel . BY *ainer ara Mt Ba Whee, WH Daniel, tlaptor Fs whiwell Soares Davie, WW Wilson. 6 Briggs, ¥r Lereut!, Preserica J Doo lap, ED Bolton A D Woke’, Sdward Kirk; jk Rartio SHE BAILS OF THE NORTH BRITON. The mails ef the North Briton reached this city from Quebec early yesterday morning. Our files are dated in London to tye 13th of Jaly. Notwithstanding the announcement of the armisticn ds tween th» contending forces in Italy, the Pruesian troops, according to the Berlin Natimal Gacette of Satardcy July 9, are about to move towards the Rhine; and the different militia or Usndwehr Daital’ons of ie Guards have commenced er march ty wards Berlin. The directors of the Main Wosnr Railway, st Frankfort, Race recstucd cficexh notice froma Bolin thot on the 16th July they will be requires to com mence the conveyance (f Prussian troops towards the Rhun. ‘Toey will bo required to previde eight trainy during the twenty-four hours, with an interval of three boars be tween each. In cousequence, tfe company have given notice that ordinary passenger and luggage trains will be Gieroptinued, and that exprees trains oniy will rao, 4 similar ficial notice has also been given ts the Burlin and anhalt Koilway Company. The Sentinelle of the Jura relates an epieoda of tho bat- tle of Soiferino:—We were fighting to ge: into Darriava The Emperor came to entisfy bimeelf as to what wss going on; the baile whistied around us, and a shell bars'- ing close by made his Msjerty’s horse roar. Tha escort preceeded to the bead of the battalion, and the fire be. came warmer as the uniform of ‘the geuerats oni the cuirasees of the Cent Gardes served as poicts to aim at. The Colonel threw himeelf in froot of the Emperor, and eatd, “sire do vot expwe youreelf; it is at you they are aiming” ‘Very weil,’ replied the Ewperor with armiie, “silence them, aud they will then fire no longer.” This expression xaos us freeh vigor, and I know not how tt was, but at a bound we gained 160 yards, aad tweuty minutes after we bat taken Cavrinos. There are 22,000 Jews in the Austrian ermy {a Italy, and a captain of the Jewish peracarios, ta the Ise «a gagemeat, most heroicaliy revcuet the colors of bis reg! ment from the Frerob, sh had tavea them. A Paris correspondent of the Loadoa News, writes on the Gtb of July saya:— It is rumored that the Experor will be la Paria very enortiy; and, indeed, it do¥ Dot seem Ikely that ho «ili remsip with the army duripg the six weeKS of inrouTiy whieh are Cutout for them. Io these days of ruiwiye notbing seme more provavle than tins be shoul! ako a. run to St, Cloud to see the Empress, it only for afew devs at the sewe time, toere are rumors that hie Ma) soy wil avail Dimeeif of the truce 'o pat down the jutton tn Centre! Italy, and s visit to the Pope is talk The Liverpool Post, of tho L2ta of Juty, says:—The c. tract obtained by Howard ana Laver for the cyaveyance of the Austyalian mats'was at considera ly iower tors then any other, spd it is asserted abdoas £00,000 less than the tender sent in by the Canard Oompany. It iv said Howard and Lever are to rece vo £190,000 per snauu, Dut the details are not exaciy know a, THE ARMISTICE AND PEACE. {rem the Liverpoot Posi, Jaly 13.) Mr. Reuter i silent ag to what proved Datween the two Emperors cn Monday; but the telegraph, in dong duty for individuals, te feularly commupicrtive, for it brings the agreeable nows that te revult was mort eats factory. Lonig Nepoleon’s royal partner ia the fet!, Victor Emanuel, was net prevent of the intervinw; and rit absence gtveg eome support ta the geariy tn Kime, Phat (hare was encuigh tt the Allied camps to create a hurtful rined: 9 Sue French and Sardinian forces had po expayial love for exch Other; and the Pope, looking tf the direction of hie WwO IDLBTORIA, MAIO w MAFKED Creation 19 Dis estimate of the K-pg aed Reperor, is Majesty of Plstmoot nas toug been on vOworthy child of the choreh; hxd rooellet agetost the claime of tha Holy Futter, aud ceatt freely with eociesisatica! property, From him, there fore, novaing wae to be expected, and renee. nee Bro expeoled nwa)i courway is shows. 3 Eaperor Fennce stood ju & «ferent position; he was respuelfot bid reverential, leaned fur capp rt oo bisbops aad priests, sed kept an army in Rome for the proweton of ole Holi ens, Tae Demme of Bontpurte was cercatmis not loving sLOKh lowards 3b. Peter's; Dal she 90 phew bad taken @ cifferent perth fom whe arcie, and Mm gbt be rendered veefu) for tne savennenmnt of the ehurcd. At te commencement of the war bie Majrmg das sent to ub 0 aXsurancea of regard 80d suppo't; and auing bo haa restrained Lae dis rosin of Predwons Lo revolutionzs toe Papal territories, Groat veverepoe war, therefore, due to Preace; and the Pove er wing Dimeeif wed ibe authority of the keys, WAS pro pertzg to hor} at Vicwwr Emasuel the thuadera of! the Thie mbt do barm, it cord do v0 good; for, aitooonh the Preamontesre woait wae 60 heed of W, be Wet ope and priewe ja France woall thok Wl of their tovertign for being in alhance ata, and Oghtiog hesdo, the eccorma of Rome, This te the substance of letters from the Frere city, 19 conjeotars Laas Naps TD Most motive asey Das failed, 90 far, Prrotan paturn of the propoeitions nid # Wepared % sudm@It Of course 4 Dargarn Nas to be wate, and there sill, tharelere, be some obja)tous aut propepan op the partof Austria Her huebity to Piwd- 4 1@ FUDHOrd, wi Tender her bosuie to the annexe top of Lonibaroy, or any part of it, to Sardi he COOLOS poesidiy recain Ht Deree'l, Be May * dom Dewg © FeiAs aD ivcependent King tom vader a prinee fhe neowrat Sates mey, huwerur, are tn chs ao interierence wit che balaece ot yower; gil Loe Bored tery rulers of Florecce, Parma and Moen: 1 eeen Na- Dl's. May Cemur fo ap iniranion that may bo disegresable Tos question iw fuii of a ffcatties; bas we mey reas as aured ides thry aie to ve muemenstod oF aego'rations oby war, War © now an odwus thing; aod m the camps, sad di-gur: every wosre, witl cover S300 MB rene wal It © tow admitted that the propotal far an armistice ame from the Emperor of the Frenco, and that i war agreed to by Austrian cu copaiuans, Phe rail rye were to Tomar opce bo ber for the i@port of p.ovi-inns, aod tm» war allowed for provisiouing the form. Thay are voy provisintes while th» to armies stead or eft at ease, ‘The Austen govorament hes jast porpstraied another b'unacr, Avating tteeif of the sympatty im ber favor ia Germany 001 Prueee, she Lan made » proposition bela to bo'D, but intenard to be useful pow sud Rareatier ¥> herself’ Ske suggested that the Privge Regent of Prusais ‘should be Commander-ia Chief of wneferorai army. fie acoption of this pin, it 6 said, wonid deprive Gormunz vf unsy of aotivp, and reader Prusata subscevieus ty Austria, Prussia is woignant, and Germany rejects with carn a tcbeme whieh would throw her upoa au taferior to 08, When % 8 DesrTul thas every possoie forca Bn0uld be made avilable, In the mesotime Prusms is rapidly concentrating ber strength st Bertin ent oo the Knwr, The movements of the mpiery ccoupy all the railways, We bed written thus far'whea the telegea vd com wuai- cated news which silences re and recso.iehes & great fact. A treasy Of peace hes bern aigaed by the Eo perore of France and austria, and the inieliigence is Bpecitcely referred to below. thw meortent mtelngcnoe wes communicated to both Houses of Pashament yesterday evenwg, Dut 10 the Loras 1 BppeAte TO Dave owed vo renestion. fe the Commons there was some sppianse and much cheering whea Lora Jobn Rursctt etatec that the Emperor of the French bad no iutent cu of demanding Savvy a8 compensaiive for the ex penses of the war. PEACE. ‘The following telegraphic deapaich was read in boih Houses of Parhement jast night:— Vautecro Moedsy, Faly 11, 1999. Fesce is signee bevween the amper.r of austsia and mo ‘Tke bseesct peace are, the it Mian Con‘ederaton, ander tas bou: rary Previdencs of the Pope dhe 2mpercr o' auvisia evr ce ces bie rigbis to Lombardy to the Smyperur of ibe freack. wrt tiem toibe eing of onritala ‘The wmpspor ot Aare ewes Venice but ake will torm an integral part of 03 the Htatiny © FaPoOutos. Tt wil be son that this ts precisely what Lou's Napolean proveard wo or three years ago. It wae bie “iden” thea, be vever absudons ap itea Tce pian was pronounced + the tite impracticable; aod it ix diffisals to conjectare it will work, fbe Presidenay of tae Poye, sltnorgd ovly vores), implies a consutution no: exswhy ta good ch ibe promtey made 10 the Italians when the Ex pevor icf Paris. He then Bold thas tbe people wera b> Shoore thelr Own form of government, and thet nis first @rjecs wan to cape) the Austrians trom Iiwly Toe Aus- teisen wre not exported. Prandis Joseph retains Vanoua, aad Dekes & present of Leunhardy to bis ava tass friecd Lown Nupoleon, wbo wccepte the gift und hands it over to Victor Emacue), The move of wansfer barcty Seren aposerancer, although i bet ap adiing batred of tee Kwe of Sar eumihavion of austria 6 imped in ali ‘The promp’ accsptecee by the yousg deeperke the bh ipslewness Dardy was @ burden, acd the part retaived iB, perhaps, more valuable waa we whore boo bern, Avstris Sapte sow Hearly where shs 10 p 3848, when she was wisling to adandon Lomardy, Dutio restate Vemes, t present, Duwever, we bave only the basis of th» y. The privetpie on which the Cunfederstion te bo be sceomplished has yet to bs published; Dul we presume tac Lo dynasty ie to ba dmarved, and that in all proba Dbinty Pouce Nepoeoo will be Premdent for life under the Pope The State pass no doubt from sue Peps to the eration, snd this will be an ‘mmcosy edvastere. Numerous cowpiicativne can be Joseseen, Dut tre Bas tds Bivactage, Lost it gives @ ocevers to Italisp police, Pac Dniom provides for an in. j and although at firt the constitution may the Germanic Dons: and thivepeegit 8 Joice thet the borrid war isover. Great Britoiu bas reaeou to be shank fu!,for now she can pursuz, devoid of apprebeasioa, her cammerciat prosperity. We wake nd sccount of fears of French eumity, for Ragland te hoppity beyond the de-igvaor malice of any esemyz, Seam imparts to us a giant's siremgii, but we use it not bho a giant. THE HISTORY OP THE ARMISTICE, [From the London fumes, Juty 12.) Atnire o'cuck ine (Monday) mormiog, the two Empe- TOrs 61 Feeee aNd AuatHAa sre \O weet as Viliafranca, Na- poleon baying Gxpressly deawea this friendiy tnterview. The ermistim, which tock the orld by surprise on Fri- ay, Wee agreed to by these two principals without ths r piion of thelr aiuiaie:s, ud 16 is not impossrbie eh the Owe Of a pesce may be settied in the ‘ume urerremonious manner, Jt isa course of procerding which offers great adoantages to ths wore sagacious and, the aronger of Ute twonegutioturs. The arminticn was the rusuit of @ setter from the imperor of tae French and a courteous reyly fm the Emperor ot Avatria; bus the public miad, exe ted by the suaden cereation of he grea‘ diu of war, is pull anxiously asking for or imagiviag occult caus:s and Orametic Weidents i080 UNeXpected an event, fno ost pe in OpGoubtedly & Conviction ip We mind of the En cero that & suspension of hostiltites te at this moment of time v venient and very expedient to himesif Fich use conviction tts mot very diffi suit to fiod a means of openivg a correspondence. Louis Napoleon avoord- ing'y wrote to Francis ‘ph regretting the mossity he fund himsely under of ing Venice. Kverytaing war prepared, tbe flee, was quite ready to begin, but the reoder beort of the French Emperor could not bear the emotion which the povalbiiity of damage to thas besuttul city caused him. For Dimeelf, his most earnee: denice Was to Aoare that interesting monument of med:avai civitzation. He pat it to bis Imperial eaemy—Could no. thing De Gone to avert this dire necessity? This was & Tespectabie excvee for an overtare from rhe victor, and ft wan mt the same time a deceut wretext to the varquisned. To Francia Joseph it wutt bevecome like weter to a wounded sodier. I come at & moment when be bad no Jooger any confidencs io bis arwy, aod when hig army bea no con4denve Ip him He could boi B26 for psace and hold his throne; bay a wuce is 8 different thing. Traces are merely miltary ar- rergements, WD'CD are Bometnes followed by * reaewal of war, os {bey were in 183 and 1849, when they serve. a*a pont to mark the change from Auetrian defeats wo Austrian victories, A truce was salvation to Francia Jo: sepb. Be socepied tt with & coyness the: ill maswed bie delgbt, and @ ILD an attention to appearaoces whica Napo- leon, wita fature objcots in his head, might no} be aorry hemor. There 276 reasous \ying wpon the surface why the Em. peror of 1bo French shoaid desire to close the first chaoter cf bis woilitary career, The camoagn ia complete and uacheckered Im its success The Austrians fad iavaded the ters tors ont, spd hes declared throughout all their non ipicial orcans that they would come to Austria's assisance imm-diakly the French cromed the Minsio. Lie Nayolem struck a gitat bbw, and cen passed the Mincio in com plete tranquatrity He has dowe all tuat he desired, ‘He has shown Austria that shets at hix mercy, and Prussia thathe ts very far from fearing her, Much more than ship, ho bas & DU Austrian ptaudarde to Parig, and has gaiped vickories mt tbe Desa of a Frepch army. in ail his previous history be never could te quite aure of the sol. ney, tor be bad mot showa himself # soldier; now Ae t aje in fhe respect. What more rstaral thaa tat the emperor should desire to go back to Paris and wear bs lacrola while they yetase green? Sareiy this ia better then ritkirg © revere s to that il famed Quadriateraa =A thourand things mizbt Mapoen Toe psxbient marshes of ine Miemn0 are rife yn automn fevers, aud one of these wight prove more fatal then a hartie. Way should ps aut t) Dreek bis teeth against thove gold stone walle? Ge bas ricdeo bis fox to earth alter @ spendit reo, al moat without ® check; iis scarcely, worch mus while to waitaud dig him out 80 tuloke toe Emperor. Heivares toat trosty od earth stopper, Marshas Valliant, on 1b+ wated, aod, with e whoop % his bounds, he turns hia borre’s hood ana ts off home to Paris. We have stated what are, we think, obvious reasons ehy doth Eroptrors should sgreo w tho armistice so $990 as ibe fivet oifficulty of popssing It was gatover. [tap pears to ne, however, that thes reasous are ne leas co xent 10 pravent & recorrense of hosultties, and ibs! thera ero otters of sil greater import whion favor the hopas of prese, at present tha Exveror cfche Fresch be? not reriongsy embrotied himeeif with hin c'orgy, but tbe steps which be must next bave taken if ho war bat procosded cools scarcely bave faiica t> tell unfavorabip upon die retation® with Rome. He has pot yet ooamiiied himse't to ‘he tank of revolutionizing Hungary, but the Wroh wad nt, and the hour was appotnte at watch be was to throw i. War is very expeunive, apd evoa thircy milttone ‘8 & Bem pot imp aie to epand, aad if it ts a lusury #hich you would cojoy pow and thon— every three sears oF Po—it is wae to enjoy it temporately and io leave off unaatiated Then there ts the giory and the profit of maguatimity. No one cso appreciate more pertectly than Lou's Napolron the aiventace of refraining srom octog ali that he noquevtinnedty could do. IC neha done epowah to CoMVINe® Francie Josepa Haat he bas Ang ia ip the Daeg ot hiahand, and cao cies bts fog op but eben Be tate, he har Joo better than if be Rad marched to Vieona, ” Perkape it is possthle t make of a. humbled imemy @ grateful frien’. Napveco UL des a havit of levying tends at the bead of @ sovruiting party PRICE TWO CENTS. Russia, nw to loyng, was <nbieled amag the hand he gace her iA uma part to piay, of 160,00 men. is mtimates by that mavy shike ‘apo be cap pis} 'y aod profitarly. Siy (ast Regina part of his spmils t> Saravmia, and Leaves Venter to Awi ia ax the price of her ready mubuisiom Ene Romaaa May compla'D, and we Bewepspers way remind bia of hive (bat Lely atould be liberated from tne Alpe to ie; Dub a fe pretucs stipolat.cos would fal tt shit promse to tbe ear. and the Ecageror of the Fresia, fm exewer to every cavil, might show t) nis own prope eLd to the worl? two fret rate Baropean Powers wo had deen bs enemies, sud are Bow his Irieaga; be wybWpefet to Rocsis ana Austria, hoch Dum ried and Dua spared, We think all there considerations ooaLeat peace Depend vpon it, Lonis Napoleon bas vo. givea & respive to Frapew Joseph merely thai thy ister may vay riled can nop and bring cowy bis reserves from avttel-; aad Frou ote Joseph han not accapte boon wi uo other hops then thet bie Urirsipg Quacrangie tba be saken afew wonthe jeter, and ‘hat Guogery may bave tims to pay ber part io coufusion, We have seen enouga of Laow Napoton’s military policy to pote that be runs ww etot hess hie bar learptsbes France hace thas a war to be popular in France saust be short aa) suc- osestul, Uniers Avotrta should be so noresanoabie as 1 wert retawing Lomvardy, and refuse wo withirew from fariber intermeddiing in ftwy—an odetioscy ‘We Cac ot imagine, (0 it Would amouns to judis al ud way be comient The army of the Icarns is nat yet fully mussel ees or re Pasitian & wul—as we shail be duly informed in the ily b- there to check any ambitious nterp ite om the part of Prussia against the in tegrity of the French empure. AN INPERSSTING STATEMENT BESPROTING AUSTRIA AND THK ARMISTICE. ‘Tho Baltimore Sum pu wheter tae following extract from a letter written by Wuliem Fails, a y geatlomsa ot , Ovenel Batimere, sejourning in frieste, © ne Fails, of It will De road with 'tetereat, the fact that the armistice origiaatea witn Aveta, a question ia debate at the lates: adewes of tne Loudon 'prese aod the lower further iadicates ts dispos tion of AuBiris to concede the whole weue with rospoct to dominion in Traly — Taresre, Jaly 2, 1859. ‘There wes a report from a crediwvie suurce last eveo ing to the effect toat Auswis is desirous of attempting & mediation, perce ving that, witn her impoverished trea. fury and the geveral uppopulariy of ner caute, it wouid ‘ve useles %0 wacrifice more meD and moar greaver pesca Liary Gbigatione. To tweabose end, cavoys nave been gent to the Freuch headquarters, which ruaiue assrined to pe Viliefranca envoys have besa comminane } by the Emperor to offer the restoration of the waole of Lowbardo Venetia; in osher worcs, tue Austrians are will ‘To gain this the war Dogao—wito concession the war ends It is farther stated that the Emperor bas not gove to Vienna, but retired in dit. gvat abo despair to Veroaa, whecce these proposals of peace emanated. An imaurrection in Vienna is:eif was feared if the war contiuued, and @ geuersi and suddep change i the {celings of the whole austrian popuistos bes taken piace. Such is the report; the eventa pow hap- peming may of themarives contradict it, but it is believed ber the Avstrisns themselves, wiiiiw the last week, Dave BOs hesitates fulty to express their dissatiefact: v0 at ‘the Menncr im which the war on their part bas been conducted. THR PRACE ANNOUNCED IN PARLIAMENT. In the Bovee of Loras en the 2b of Jaty, Lord Wong HOUSE anpOwLced that a despatch had just bese reonvod by government from the ambaaeador a; Paris, (Gore his lordebip read Napoleov’s despatcn, dated Vallegto, Jaty J}, which bas already appeared to tue HeraLp Lord Brovcnam expressed bis great gratifizstion at toe tote ttlgenos, The Marquis of Noxmaxny gave notice of his inteotion to move oa Thu:sJay for the production of Lara Joon Rogeell’s desputeh to Bir James Hodson, relating to the ciatme of the Sardinian govera vent to the approbaticn of ste Dochies of Parma and Moiese * In the Commons on the same night Me. Diseam sald be he buo no desire to preaa governments for any wiermatiod #bich # thought desirable to withhold; but ne was sure tbat, baving regard to the deep interesi felt by the couo try w the preeent state of affairs, De might ve aliowad to ark wherher government bad received apy comimunica- Yen with respect to the interview between the two En- porore, and Whether government could inform the boass with regard to the general cousequenses of such weasace? Lore J Rusesit aaio he bat received itelligence from the Freuch AmOussador tha: peace was coaciuded yoster- day besween the tea Emperors, and be bad since received * oe ag derpatch from Lord Uorley to the follow img rfiect. (Lord Joba read the same despatch bere } Toe uoble lord farther stated that, aitough there was an idea thst the Emperor of tne Freach would demaad Sevoy £8 & compensation for the expevses of the war. he bed msde no Cemand, and desired no addition to tae countries of Frence. (Loud apd prolonged cheers.) Ae ‘Loped tet alter this the nobie lora (Excbo) would with draw @ motion which stood im bis name. Tord Eicvio. slthough reserving bie right to bring it forward, intimated his willingness to do 9. THE PRISONERS OF WAR. SIX HUNDRED AUSTRIAN PRISONERS IN PARIS. {Paris (July 10) Correspondence of Loudoa Star.} A column of six buntred Austrian prisoners passed -throngh Psrieadey or to ego. The band was com- poeea of rpecimena of almost every Avftria goverps with her long arm and iron band. of the costumes were moet pictu out still rengiougly preserved—gethered va the moantein top, apd destined io rvt and perish workrcom or back way officisla who apoxe German they auswered cheer- tuily, and falt of pope of a speedy returp to thelr homes. When questioned concerning the ausirian army, tae rep!y | eXcited no mail earprize ia the minds of the questioners, for it Sppearea that the grestest pomiliation was expe rienced by the calomnies which baa evidently beer spread against their yoong Emperar—celumoles wricn Toe monetrous assertion of the flight of Francis Joseph :o Viepra, seemed moat of ail to fill them witn fury. It weems Certain that his Majesty never left bis heedqaarters for on inetent, and never thooght of ceserting nie army, as the p-sitive assertion was made in tho French reports. ABRIVAL OF ALLIED PRISONERS OF WAR AT VIENNA. A number of French and Sardinian prieoners of war ar- tivea m Viena on the 3d met , by the Southern Raliway, escorted by 610 infantry. The prisoners consisted of men of all corps. abd besides soitiere ot the regular infeutry and cavairy segments, were furcos and Zouaves in their sfrican dreeses, which were a source of much exciement to the Viennese, and men of Gartbaldi’s free corps, with their bats atormed with feathers and wearivg a sort of Carboveri closk, and afier these came a carriage full of raw p followers. On leaving the raiwey station were march+d to the Francis Josepo barracks, aud early next morning were conveyed. towards Bonemin by « apecial wainen the North-rn Railway. Toeir destination is ex cted to be Pardutitz. Among the prisoners were a Medmontcee major, & captsio and several lieutenants, and among the Frenchmen e colovel, 2 Prussian by birth, who had been tea years in the French service. IRISH OFFICERS IN THE FRENCH ARMY. [¥rom the Dabiin Natioa. MeMabop, Duke of Magenta, Mershal of France. burry, Cepiain, Staff Army of Lyons. Barry, Intoncent Militaire, Barry, Lieutenant Colonel, 14th Regiment, Bory, Porte Drapeag, 16th Regiment. O'B:jen, Sah Lieucenont, 1st Cuiragsiers. O'Brien, Cartain, 7h Russars, O'Farrell, Geoeral of Brigade: O'Fasreil, Cop'aip, Direction ¢e Lyon, O'Gormsn, Sub Lieutenant, 83a Regiment, Hine. O'Beror, Chef de Battalion, Citidaie de Lille, © Kelly, Dentesant, 73d Regiment, tae. O'Malley, Colonel, 784 Regimans, live. Dilton. Chef ce Battailion, 68en Regiment, line. Dition, Captain, Tis: Regiment, line. Dillon, arthur, 36, Captato, 4th Regiment Onirassiors. iNlow, Opiovel, 9 Cuirassiers. Power, Cbarles, 7:8: Regiment, iias, Power, C. A , Jab Lieutensnt, ttetz. Prendergast’, Sap Lieutevant, $5tn Regiment, line. Bwivey, Lieotenpat, 34in Regiment, Kern<¢y, Lieusenant Colonel. Shee, Captarn. Linue to testify toeir epproval of ibs dance chosen by the commitiee thie sesson, Dram inetraments only boing found powerful enough ‘0 fill so Vast an area of person's. Toe pumbers Computed ip the Regent’« Park were ap 2 of 8,000, the progratame contawing salections from beat masters, interspersed with national melodies, the t part cociuding with “Role Brianna,” and the cond witb the national aa ~The ho; mittes to make the bands eel? support this resgon been realizod, snd the contine beyond doobt During this season's performances, digat- tories of the church, me ropolitan magistrates and ovher wilientia! gentlemen Dave wiinessed the good order "Rich is ao marked @ ebaractertstic of taese Sunday eveaings of the people, that not a #iogle cose for the taverferanca of the police has occurred from the commoaceassnt, four years gince, 8 of the com- » hi How Shell Banks be Aascesed for Taxes? IMPORTANT DACISION OF THX SUPREME COURT 'N THE CASE OF TBE BANK OF COMMERCE VERSUS THE | TAX COMMISSIONERS, fore. J. Sua tert 5 Tow 27.—The People, ex. rel. Bank of the Commonwealth Us. the Commistioners of Assessment ana Tues of the City of Neto Yorks = After a good deal of coc#!teration Lam of the opinion thet ihe Commvsioners of Assessmout?, in deter. cuning the amount for which the rcistors should be aa. fenced, M4 right, after deducting fram $760,000, the Covroy & O'Connor. 7,560 A 8 Kosendeum &Co C. He Crosby, . 20,166 Roberts, Morraca & F 12é 28. i Freeman & Oo.,,..,. 83 532 Gripaev, Wiprery&Co 14,000 Straces, Bros & Co. 78,686 J. Goldemian & Co .. 16,700 A Jabodi &00...,. 82,000 Co 32000 faafe Meath Qo 41,800 Brady, Oicer ¢’O:dnance of the Eaporor (wounded at s, in bi Soiferino). a Sarday Banda tn the Loudon Parks, The Loncoo Star of Joly 13 esys:—-Largo autieucse con- | the difficulty ' ARRIVAL OF THE MOSES TAYLOR, OVER TWO MILL'ONS IN TREASURE, Nine Days Later Mails from alifornia, Oregon and Fraser River, BRODERICK DUBL Revelutions im the South Pacific States. A SBEE TRANSIT ROUTE IN NICARAGUS, DECKEE OF PRESIDENT MARTINEZ. NVASION OF HONDURAS BY SALVADIAIANS, Diplomatic and Military Com- plications, 4 German Shot by an American at San Juan Del Sur, M. BELLY’S NEW CITY AND CANAL FETE. GEN. LAMAR EMBARKS FOR NEW YORK. Discovery of Gold in Indian Graves on the Isthmus, &, 40, The steamship Motes Taylor, Ceptein McGowan, lef Aspinwall on the mornivg of the 19th inst, with Pasific ‘wails, passcogera and treaguro which left Sem Francisco +n July 6, acd arrived at her wharf ia this city yesterday preva The Pacific mail steamship Goiten Gate, R. L. Whiting, commander, arrived at Pacema om the wight of the 18h, with 620 passengers, and treasure, ss follows :— For New York, do. wing amer Erch Baok.$i75.000 Ricbd Patrick . A: gust Belmont...,.180,000 J. G. Pa ker & Son. ‘Wu. Perk Boo's & Edgar...... 7,200 18 y T A. &I.8. Beorn . 8,800 Rose, Fa'couer & Co 46, Bal $35 fe Ergene Kelty & Oo. . 162, Kirby, Byrne & Co,. 6,200 Wao 16,060 Fred. Probar & Co. 11.500 E.J. Formal... R keedor.,. Neustsdter Bro, Total......... @2,5 Peter Nayior,...... 16,000 From Aspinwall., So.. 25,060 Jumes Patrick,..... 78,000 Total.......,.,$2,146,000 The Ciscusaion in the guberaatorial canvass was highly exciting and acrimonious ip Calfornis. Mr. Latham, the ecministration candidate, was to stump the State im com- pany with Mr. Curry, the anti L*compton nomines, Mr. D. R. ashley bad declined the nemination for State Treasurer. it Hon. D. C. Broderick had declined « challenge which Dad been proffered by D. W. Perley, and published a let- ter in explanation of his position. ‘The amount of cash im the State Tressary at the.com- meneement of busivess on the Sth Inst. was $396,996 38. fhe steamebip Washington arrived at San Francie, July 2, from Now York November 7, 1858. The United States steam frigate Roanoke, Flsg OMocer McClurey, waz at Aspinwall. The ¢xtraordinery heatin California continued. ‘The Fourthef July was cele>rated throughout the State with great unanimity and enthosiarm. We aro indebted to Purser H. J. Bullsy, of the Moses Taylor; Welle, Fargo & Co., J. F Feoks; and Freeman & Co.'s Expresses, for prompt delivery ef our files. L. 8 Lawretoe & Co. 11,809 Metropoiitan Bank... Meader & Adams. 3 Congressional Duels in California. OUR SAN FRANCISCO CORRESPONDENOR, Sax Francisoo, Jaty 6, 1869, The Periey and Broderick Duel a Flash tn tae Pane McKibben and Ooffroth Reconciled—Pickwickian Cor- respondence—The Lie Direct and the Retort Oourteous— Fillng and BackingaOne Afraid and the Osher PrightenedeRequincat in Pace, dc , dc. A lawyer named D. W. Perley, formerly a partner of Chef Justice Terry, tent a challenge four or fiva deya ogo to Senator Broderick, which the latter declined ac- ceptng. The cause of the quarrel arose out of some re- marks made before the Administration State Convention by Judge Terry, in which he attacked Broderick in no measured terms. Terry was @ candisate for reuomina- tion, buy did rot eueceed. It was after hie defoat that ~ the Chief Justice, with other unsuccessfal asptrants, by inviation dehvered the speech to which Broderick ob- jected. Perley and Broderick live at the International Hotel, in this city, and met subsequently at the bresk- fast table. Broderick said to @ friend thet Terry sbould not have attacked him in the Convention, as when he (ferry) was in troable, he (Broderick) had acted the part of a friend and did nim good service, This remark had reference to the time when Jadge Terry was a prisouor in the hands of the Vigilance Committee; and Broderick adced, in sub- stence, that if Terry had recelyed bis deserts ha would have been hung, tike otbers atthe time. This language was beard by Perez, who said be would communicate it to Terry. Brocerick replied be expected such would oscur, when Perley deciared that he would hold him re- syoreible himeelf. Broderick repetied the idea of fighting Perley, and said the presence of iadies slone prevented bm mfhecting punishment at the moment. A challenge sfterwards passed, which, a stated before, could no’ bo accepted. Perley has pubiishod the correspoadence. Ho » im bis card to th- publis, “ It outy remains for me >, mat L consider Mr. Broaerick ax devoid of courage 19 of principle, a2@ that he no longer bas any right to call uimeelf a gentiewan ” Sasa 1s Ube brief outline of 3 he fo.lowt0g are we special documents :— & CAKD T0 THE PUSLIO. Tt ig alroa*y wel kuown that on Moocay morniog lnat, at the breakfast tabie of ibe Interuationa Hotel, aud i wihe pnghtes! excuse OF imeplied in the gi ck. Toe time end pince Lcevented me from imme resenting it, se I oper. Wier Would have ene. As scon a8 { could peacaré @ autt- abio friend 10 carry nim a messege, 1 demanded gatinfag- ton Jor the inrv!t ‘The oorreepecdence herewith published will show om hat Yr Brocerick wttempts to entold ity for bhe oateag® be Das i on ] haya no Desitaxion m denouncing his letter de- ve me tbe reqol 3 SastActiOn Be A yom begiening toend, and as a eolaraly evasion of the whole condvet had placed bim reeponsi Ding and woich bis T bave never be-p either # politioal or personal Lem not interested In the watowen of ky was purely ano absolutely of T presume he thou, bt he coulu browosas, fnguit snd De, a2 de has dove vther men Witt Impanity, My 4 focnd bimself mistaken. of Mr, Broderick. ¥ win, DUS Dusely go's, turough along syetematio Courte of 1raud, Bridery and co! upon. Jerry remains for cick a8 Cevole of course’ mut of thetr caj rook paid fo, cr ceoured $9 be prid ~ ors ip, Ihe sum of $I88 £84 84 paid for their veal estate, in ro | Ue + OOEeF Sky THEE aca OimMMT wv nea rating ta deduct toefurtber sac of $103,000, the portion 2. W. PBRLEY, of their eepital eteck javeated in 6 of the Gaited PPRLEY'S CRALUENAR Sates, Upon the wbo'e I xm of the optoton that the rota, DAN FnaneasOs, Tres 27, 1869, toraere bovnd to psy the te as naperaat by the Comwis Hom. DG BaobbiackcoMeeciae tee earelatly wk siovert, apd thet tow proveedinga of tho Comimisionere voLed Seeuit Urteeived Irem sod tha, mortag ab ay | qhould be silirmed with costs, otic, aod In tee preeengs of laticnyy Cease Uae: