New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-25
THE ARNrIsrrcE.

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On Saturday morning the telegraph brought US
the Intelligence that an armistice, or suspension
hostites until ne 10Th Of August had oeen agreed
upon between the Allied forces under LOUIS Napo-
leon and the Commanderin. CHIEF o. tne Austrian
army.
q This intelligence, the authenticity OF which We
cAn see no good reason 70 doubt has given rise to an
abundant amount Of speculation, and has been the
general--we may ny without exaggeration-the
universal snhjecs Of conversation since It was fras
promulgated. The newspapers have all pitched into
y with unusual vim, and the consequence has been
perfect avalanche OF reasons suggestions, arguments
and predictions. Soma Of these We conceive to be
vel founded, but the majority Of them are very wide
o. me true mark, and many unequivocally absurd.
Tne true state Of the matter is, We apprehend,
tnis Louis Napoleon, being positively pledged
against personal or national aggrandizement, and
having proclaimed time and again. in the most solemn
manner, that he only took up arms to free Italy from
the odious and crushing tyranny OF Austria, will keep
his word scrupulously. Italy freed he will retire
nom the struggles. II he does = and we be-
feve he will-he will secure that which is OF most
importance to him-the confidence OF the civilized
world and the moral support Of the civilized world.
He has already shown that he possesses adminstra'
tive abilities Of the highest order. His recent mill
tary career has demonstrated him to be not unworthy
to bear the name OF bis great uncle Both togetner
will unquestonably perpctuate his dynasty and con-
soidate his power, Il to them he adds the tue Of
Lbcrator Of Italy and potenta1e VINO ia..n'uily
acts up to the lester and spirit Of pledges. ne ns'
every incentive 70 be honest, and none Hna'eSeT !"
induce him 70 violate ny promises.
Looking q the suplecs y ptac'l0a' ,'sas 'uet.
notning surprising tnAs &c sccopseu 'uo s1u's'.s'
proposed ~ the Austriansior ~, peins sne s'.ol
on every neid wooid not = ~ .'u1se maae
my pfopoelNons On sne eo1. n'ln'e. Aisuousn .no
ssc6fapn gig nos = s'aso snele oAn 70 ~ QUESTION
Dot snas tne proposal came tue oe'ea.eo' OF was
MADE ~ ne p!e.slng y SOME = Tug powers
tnenoiy 70 Aus1.ia' ms Aecepssnce was la,e s'rohe
o. pohcy ana SHOWS nov aesp ana lsr'Ieacnine 'ne
intellecs Oh .1e man s' IN 'he nrss pace ne paced
- sne asutuoe OF ior temporary
Hoce' Wnicn can nave no o1ner IMAM o'sneartenlng
and demorazng enect worth IN ltself anotner great
Ncsory. ~ sne second place. ne vindcated tne stass
ments OF the with wnicn ne started out,
that he vas for peace as soon as tne
Italy was achieved and MS duty 70 MS ally, tne hing
q Sardinia, performed 10 me third place, he LOST
nothing BY brief suspension OF hostilitles On the
contrary, ne gained materially ior sns french ana
Sandman armies have been terribly cut up since the
commencement 81 the war. The time thus granted
will enable him 70 more than repair the damages ne
has sustained and ne will take the heid on the lotn
Of August infinitely stronger tnan when ne com
menced In the fourth place ne mas an abidlns fatn
vhersver he fnds them and consequently cares little
s. 1.h;,, .t,,nt h,u, thsv NOV s+ranctha, than.
q Z, No. ~, u. ,r. .I- 1890.
Selves ouIins VIC SHUT D1casn'ns ''"e no nae s'0
cl0usly accorded them. so IN all respects, Wnetner
ii prestige or otherwise be Is greatly the gamer
-h;i. t;s ororn;eo :. hnf l;ttlo odvont.oad THAI
49, -. ~ --- -, IN, ,..s.. y ~ !, - 100,
-es = 49, ~ = y A1' ~ -. ..'y 'sS 1s1e1
% the minimizing alternative OF asking Tor cessa.
ton of the fighting for thirty days or whereabouts,
vhich he has heeu liberal enonrl IL grant
= n. y. ..-..4 ..... -. ~:
~. 80 Sra $500 - 6AAnsnS slS o1u''asteo
mas NOT oeen toucneo upon ~ any one 80 lar as our
observation has extended. It was masterpiece of
nrO ound policy which will probably prevent Austria
Con Federation ~ w;thont that aasist.nce nnless