New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-25
THE WAR.

The Paris Moniteur gives the following explanation
of the circumstances attending the armistce between
France and Austria
"The great neutral powers exchanged commrnca-
tions with the object Of offering mediation to the bell
igerents whose first act to be armistice, but
the endeavor to bring about this result was not sue
cessful until some days ago. when the French fleet
was about begin bosiiities against Venice, and
new conflict before Verona was imminent. The EN-
peror of France faithful to his sentiments of modera
ton and anxious to prevent the useless efusion OF
blood did not hesitate to assure himself whether the
dir position Of the Emperor OF Austria was CONFORM
able to his own. Ii sacred duty for the two
Emperors Immediately to suspend hostilities which
mediation could render objectess. The Emperor
Auftria having shown similar intentions, the arms
tice was concluded"
The tso Emperors had an interview at Villa Franca
on the morning Of the llth The Emperor OF Aus ria
WAS accompanied by Generals Hess Gramme, kell'
her. koonsteiD, Romng, Schiller, ana others OF his
staff.
TrRly. July ll.-An oiicisl buletin publishes the
text of the armistce. Besde the articles already
known, it is staed that the beigerent armies will
keep the positions they now occupy. The railways
70 Verona, Peschiera and Manua may, during the
armstice be used to carry provisions to those Tor
tresses.
P,schiera and Msntua are being provisoned, and
the provisioning of Verona will be completed IN two
days.
The works offensive and defensive of Peschers are
to rensiu in their present state.
The Convention lie signed by Marshal Valiant, and
Generals Msr.ippIey, Della ROccs, Hess snd Muir
dorf.
The Emperor Napoleon has issued the following
order OF the day:
"YALLEGIo, July 10.
Solditrs:-An Armistice Concluded on the
Sh inst. between the begerent parties, to extend TO
the 18Th Of August. This truce will permit you to
rest after your glorious labors, and TO recover, II
necessary new strength to conclude the work which
Won have so glorously inaugurated by your courage
and resolution. I an about to return to PsriS, and
shall leave the provisional command OF the army 70
Marshal valiant but soon as the hour OF combat
will have struck, you will see me again IN your midst
to partake of your dangers.
The Timcs's Vienna correspondent says that 1t was
believed there that the British Government had
brough about the armistice.
Another authority Gays that the Prince Regent OF
Prussia took the intatory in suggesting the arm'iice
Tn, Vienna Gazette says Of the armlstice that an
autograph letter addressed by the Emperor Napoleon
10 the Emperor Of Austria led 10 the negotiations, the
result of which was FIVE weeks armistice.
A Verona Telegraph dispatch says tina. tue arms
tice was concluded after repeated requests from the
Frel ch aud after their consent had been obtained to
all the conditions asked by Austria.
Com, Cavour Lad sgain left Turin for tie head
quarters of the allied armies.
The gun-boats destined for The bombardment OF
Peschiers have been launched or the Lake de Gsrda
The Paris correspondent Of The Tunes says that
tvphus fever ragged n both tie camps in Italy, snd
tbs, ten 10 eleven thousand were attacked with 1t IN
the allied army.
twas said that Nspoeons plan for revolutiooizng
Hungary and Trarsylvania was disapProved OF by
Russia.
Itw.s reported tbs. Kossuth was TO propose mo-
narcbical Government, for Hungary.
A Trieste telegram says that the Austrian war
steamer Curtatoue. bscked by the gsrrisou of the
.,,.ss sustained successful contest 90 the tn IN
,bs channel Of the Zars with the French iFigate
Impeeuse.
The French squadron was sailing on the sth io"sFd
Pols.
TKIrsrr. July ll.-Fourteen waI-stea'ners were al
Lussino yesterday.
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