The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-22
AFR RS IN n o M Il
What rs to be Done with the
ReVOlutiOnists
Important Debatesi in the British
Parliament.
Our Paris, Florence, Berlin and Heidel-
burg Correspondence,
&C., &C., 10

The steamship Africa, Captain Shannon, which
sailed from Liverpool at three O'Clock in the after
noon of Saturday, the 9th inst arrived a. this port
early yesterday morning.
The news is of the highest importance.
There had been an armistce agreed upon between
the Allies and Austria. 1t was announced by
Napoleon in the following despatch to Eugenie:-
OFFICIAL DESPATCH.
vALfEGGo, July 6, 1859.
IHx EMPEROR EMPREss:-
An Hmistice has been agreed on between the Emperor
u Austria and myself Commissioners have been ap.
pointed for the arrangement Of its particulars and dura
ttoa-
The effect Of this announcement in Paris and
wherever it had been received was prodgious,
The greatest excitement prevailed in financial and
commercial circles
The particulars of this important change in the
aspect of affairs in Italy and Europe are given in
thN in our columns to-day.
The Minister of War of France and Marshal Pc
issier had bad another conference for the purpose
kf concerning measures FOR the complete organiza-
ton of the Army of the East.
LIE Nora states THAT Ine arSehalS Vi SnerDouSf
Frest and Toulon had rece;ced orders TO construct
q certain. number Of ne,1 transports, intended 10
reoeice 5000 men each, TO be ready within The
course Of four months.
One of the episodes of the battle Of Sofferino is
The severe reprimand administered by the Emperor
70 Marshal Canrobert, whom he accused of not hay
ing taken sufficiently prominent part in the bat
tie. The Marshal excused himself by declaring
that he had scrupulously followed the Emperors
orders. 'If all the other Marshals," remarks the
ohronicler, "were to confne themselves within
these limits of obedience, the Austrians would be
much facilitated in their efforts to expel the Allies
from the Quadrlatere.'
The correspondent Of the Independence Beige
states that on the 10th of June NJ. GODDARD made
two balloon ascensions, taking up with him officers
of the staff and engineers They went up from the
Sandman outposts, about mile from the walls of
Peschiera to learn the positions Of the enemy and
the condition Of the place.
On the It'll inst, in the British House Of Lords,
the Earl of Rpon stated that it was not at present
intended to increase the militia force in Ireland or
90 sanction the establishment of volunteer rife
corps, but at the same time government was as
ottentively engaged in preparing for the defence
Of Ireland as for any part Of the United Kingdom
Lord Paget introduced the navy estimates and
entered at length into the present naval power Of
England, which he thought was i'll a state to reflect
credit On the country. Among the votes asked is
an addition of 5000 seamen and 1000 marines.
A supplementary English army estimate had
been issued containing increase of 81 26l 900 to
the estimates previously laid before Parliament for
the ensuing year.
A Paris despatch from the Principaiities to the
London Morning Post says =:
The afair Of Prince Couza is settled 40 will receive
fnveetiture by tbe Porte, and will be confirmed
double election but this exception s not TO govern the iu
ture
King Oscar of Sweden died at Stockholm on the
sth Of July. He was born ON the 4th of July
l799.
The City of Manchester, from New York, arrived
at Queenstown at six o'clock on the evening of the
7fh, and the Fulton reached Southampton about
eight O'CLOCK the same evening
The Cunard steamship Europa, from Boston and
Halifax, arrived at Liverpool On the 9th instant at
2:30P. NJ.