The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-07-27
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DAYS
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
ARMISTICE TILL THE 18TH OF
AUGUST.
Great Buoyancy I'm ali the Bourses.
STRONG HOPES OF PEACE
THE KING OF SWEDEN DEAD.
BrcadstunEs and Provisions Dull

THE KING OF SWEDEN DEAD.
BrcadstufTs and Provisions Dull.
New Yoax, July 81.
The steamship Africa, with dates from Liv.
erpOol to the 9Th inst, two days later than
those furnished By the City Of Washington, AZ
rived here this morning.
The news is important.
An srnistice has been agreed upon between
he contending parties till the 18th OF August.
The effects Of this had been 4 great buoyancy in
all the money markets.
Strong hopes were entertained Of a peace.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
On the 7th inst. Napoleon telegaaphed that
an aruiistice had been agreed upon, to take eff,
feet on the 9Th. 1t was signed at Villa Franco
BY Hess and Valiant. 1t ends on the 18th OF
August.
It STIMULATES that Commercial vessels, with
out distinction of flag, will be allowed to naVi-
gate the Adriatic unmolested.
The Moniteur cautions the public against a
misunderstanding of the armisticc, and says
that negotiations NAV recommends, but it does
not see how The war may be terminated.
The London Times believes in peace, and
says that it is we'll authenticated that the pro-
posal came from France, indicating the good
moderation or necessities Of the French, but
does not believe that it was the latter. France
reaps all the benefit from the armistiee, either
way.
The arm s.iee has caused very much excite.
ment.
Consuls advanced ~ az per cent, and on
the Paris Bourse the advance was az.
The other continental Bourses have advanced
materially. The Austrian funds at Frankfort
rose 10 per cent. Prior to the declaration of
the armistice, the Ssrdinians had proceeded Wig
orously in the siege Of Peschiera, but this and
other movement have now lost theft interest.-
In the Federal Diet, on the 7th inst, Austria
proposed to mobilize the whole federal contin.
gent and requested the Prince Regent Of Prus-
STA to assume the command in chief.
ENGLAED-The seizure of the British ship
Laurel, at Baltimore, and the c~oasting trade be-
tween New York and California, via. the 18TH
mus, claimed the attention of the House ofCom-
mons. The Government promised to represent
the matter to the Federal author tiles at Wash
ington.
The navy estimates had been introduced in
Parliament. and 10000 additional men asked
for. 1t is reported that the mail steamers have
been notified to prepare to carry ornaments,
according TO their contract.
Tho Times says: ''With regard to to the ar
mistIce, there is little to communicate beyond
what the public already know. All that seems
to be we'll authenticated is, that the proposal
came from France, and was the result of the
Emperor'S own determination. That the En-
peror Napoleon should stop short in o career of
Victory, and make overtures to q foe whom he
has defeated in two pitched battles and hurled
back the limits Of Lombardy, argues the mod
Grafton or the necessities of The French ruler.
We can hardly bt lieye that the latter have been
the cause OF this sudden resolve"
STOCKHOLM, July 8.
His Majesty, King Oscar, died to-day. He
was born on the 4th Of July. 1899.
VIENNA, July g..
The Austrian correspondence contains the
following:
The French frigatc Imperieuse hombarded
fire The Imperiuse at last broke off the con-
Aict, appearing to have suffered injury"
The Vienna Gazette publishes an amended
list Of the killeG and wounded at Solferino. As
to officers, the returns give 80 killed, Ala woun-
ded, 13 made prisoners and 10 missing. Total
587.
OF rank and file zoos were billed and 1871
wounded, making q grand total of II ,2l3.
Nothing is said respecting the number taken
prisoners.
The French and Sardinians killed and woun.
ded were SPAS.
The number giAen by the Vienese journals
is believed to be still below the truth.
The Vienna correspondent Of the Times says
that on the Bird inst. the French feet consist
ing of 81 sail, was at no great distance from
Venice.
The Hungarian Legion, forming at Genoa, is
to be clothed like the Hungarian soldiers in the
Austr, an army, as is is believed the latter will
not fire on men wearing the national costume.
The Moniteur d'Armee publishes the 1mpe-
rial decree by which q new regiment of Alge-
rian sharpshosters is to be professionally created.
1t is to consist OF three battallIons Of six com
panies each.
RoME.-A letter from Rome, published in
the Times, states that the Mazzarlans have for
ged a pretended order of the Pope, as if it had
boon issued at the War Office, directing the
most severe treatment Of the revolted districts.
by Telegraph from Loadon.)
The Very Latest.
LONDON, July o..
A letter from Belgrade states that about six
ty young men, belonging TO the first families Of
Sevia, have solicited permission to form q corps
to fight in favor of Italian liberty.
The gun. boats destined for the bombardment
Of Peschiers, have been launched in Lago de
Garde.
A letter IRON Trebizonde says that Persia is
making great preparation in anticipation Of a
war with Turkey.
The Presse, Of Vienna, says that another
French squadron of ten vessels vas seen from
Trieste, on the 9Th instant, bearing towards
Venice.
A semi-ofacial correspondent at Madrid, de-
clares that, while desiring Italian independence
Spain will still maintain her neutrality, so long
as the Italian Princes and the Church are main
tanned.
observation-disclosures. Richardson, Spence &
Co., report the market very dull, and with a
slight decline on all qualities. The weather has
been favorable for crops.
Peace Declared !!
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