New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-26
sPECVLATIONS AND RUMORS IN VIENNA
tort.sponden nee Of The London Times

4, :.
In weninformed political circles /, i, sail that the
Butish Government brought about the temporary ces
saiion Of bOetltes by persuadog the Emperor OF the
French to msbe propositions 10 the Austrian pvern-
nent which ifacceped, light serve a. bass OF psace
AZ appears tbat there Is a question oil making LON
hardy ana Venice an independent king ION uuder an
Austrian AIchcuke, but two Of lbe Parties CONCERNED
are sure TO ohjec, 10 such an arrangement 'ictOr
Emsnuel evidently consifeis 10 noarIy az integral
part Of his gdOm and the Emperor OF Austria Il not
The uap voluntarily TO cede two OF the hue-t aud
richest provinces 10 the empire Ell heT to bis broiher
or TO any other member OF his family NY pr
yate opinion in respect to the recent dongs
at Verona L. that the Emperor of the French wishes
to come TO understanding with ms brother moUarc
without the interference OF ths neutral Powers Aus
tra is in huuOr Ia conclude peace win rfance
because she is Disguised with the shOr--shted aud
self, h" policy OF England and II would not surplSe
me TO learn from Verona that the two Enperor5 hal
met ard settled between nem the preiuIhhail-s OF
peace. Before France and Autrla CO ne 10 on ucdet-
ftardbg the latter wi not fail 10 make c)u1i ons IN
favor OF her Scuh German friends but she @ hardly
tbiuk herself bound to do much for Prussia Aus
trim "A an exc. eding civ revengrful Power aud
ouebtly not likely to forget that the British aud
Pussian Governments might had they been inclined
to do 70, have Ireveuted the outbreak Oi the val
Yesterday lthe 7th) the representative OF Au'tna Mt
Frankfort could not have known what bai occurred at
VeroIh for he proposed that ali the c0nlDgent To tue
German Ferers arm should BE- made muDue, an1 INA,
the Prince Regent OF Prussia should be invited TO lake
the tuI RENE command. Guy those persons who arc
Austrian character form correct idea of the sac
tfce which made by tins GOvefDmest when 1t
offered let Prussis take the lead 10 Germany, aAd 10
place ia contingent Of "a 81 men under the comuand
Of her Regent. o
The Wiener Zeihng q to-day contaios the following
confirmation of the Jews relative to the Suspension OF
hOeiilities:
According to official sdvices Of the 9Th instant from
Verona. al autograph letter of the Emperor Napoleon
TO bis Imperial Royal Apostolic Majesty leo to negota-
lions for an aimsiIce, fium which ru-Penson oil nos
.ilties during period OF five weeks has resulted.
The Bourse il already discountDg the future peace,
but sta esucu ana dpomaiss much fear that the two
Fmperofs will not be 4be 10 10 an unde staudlng
At toe beginning OF the war the Emperor Nspoieon
declared that Austria must altogether qdlt ltdyi aud
that che certainly will not DO as long "a she Is III pos
session Of Man'na and Verona ana has powerful
army AT her command. No one here Knows wat
nronostiops have been made by the Emperor NdpO-
leon; bot in official circles the Impression is that ne
ofee ed 10 conclude armi-tce because ms prepta-
tons for the siege the iVilesseS are sun ncoPr'o'
Few persons, except the "ofSblPer7 col Toe s'''c"
calf bleve that the French mcnsrch sincerely WISHES
for peace: AID have little OF no conn ence III ths
uurity of his intentions Ii Austria VIII DO" tue Knee
10 him H. Russia done, he vii hardy MAKE ufi
concitions bot il she stands upon htr dignity ne wiz
not fail to insist on her patinS with Nenetia as wen
a. Lon hardy In the last lumber OF FHnch Is Inc
British lion wachit the French and Aus'n7n eagles
while fighting in the air; but he Will have SUI! more
reason e. keep sharp look out II tAe Two pAuS VI
prev s, Ould make peace.
IL lis norally certain that, sooner or later heavy
blow will be struck by Louis Napoleon at England
but at pleseut it Is bis object e. make peace WI" al"
.Is on rea-ouabe terms order ttai ne may he aoe
10 come to an understanding with her ana Russia IN
regard to the partition OF Turkey.
i, appears by q letter from Vienna OF the Slh INST
that the intention to conclude arms,ce wac kuo"n
a, Verona as early as Wednesday LAST, on woicn
day the Frerch General, Fleury, bad long private
int rview with the Emperor FraLcis Joseph. Il was
at first believed that the French general bad come to
settle the G, ndions on which the prisoners were
be exchanged but it toor became knoSn that hosti'
ties we're, ior a time to be suspended.