The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-07-29
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival Of the Steamship lfica.
An ArinEstjce Agreed Upon.
Strong Hopes for Peace.
New IoRk. July 21-3 2.

IN armistice has been agreed upon be
tween the contending parties till the 18Th
ofAugust. The effect Of this had been a
great Juoyancy in the money market, and
strong hopes were entertained Of peace.
Gotten had advanced in the Liverpool
market, but breadstuifs and provisions
were dull.
/ Conso.s were quoted at 95s95I.
On the 9Th, Napoleon tclegraphel as
follows:
'Armistice agreed upon; was signed at
| Villa Franco by Hess and Valiant, ending
15.L Of August; supu.ates that commercial
vessels, withou. distinction Of flag, be al
lowed to navigate the Adriat;c unmolcsteI
The Moniteurcautionsth the public against
misunderstanding the armistice, and SAYS
negotiations may commence, but It does
not see how the war may be terminated.
The London Times believes in peace,
and SAYS it IS we'll authenticated that the
proposal came from France, Indicating good
moderation, or necessities Of the French;
does not believe it was tie latter. France
rcaps all the benefit from the armistice
either way.
Tie aruistice has caused much excite
ment. ConsoIs advanced 19a2 per cent,
and on the Paris the Bourse the advance
was D. The other continental Bourses all
advanced materially. The Austrian funds
at Frankfort rose 10 per cent, prior to
the declaration Of the armistice.
The Sardinians proceed vigorously il
the seige Of peschiera, but this and other
things Of moment have nov lost their in
lerest.
In the Federal Diet on the 7th inst,
Austria proposed to moJoIize the whole
federal contingent, and request the Prince
Regent to take the command-in chief
E>GLAND.-The seizure Of the British
ship Laura at Baltimore, and the coas.;ug
trade between New York and California
ria the Isthmus, claimed the attention Of
the House Of Commons. The Govern
ment promised to present the matter to
the Federal authorities at Washington.
The Navy estimates had been introduced
in Parliament, and 10000 additional men
asked for. 1t is reported that the mail
steamers have been Eotifedto carry arna-
ments according to their contracts.
The ship Sarah Minot, Of Boston, burnt
at sea, was from New Orleans, bound to
/ Lyons. The disasteroccurred on the 2oth
uIt
The Africa arrived at New York at )
O'Clock this morning. Her mails were DIES
| patched 10y the morning trains. She brings
upwards Of 100 passengers. She passed
Cape Race on the morning Of the 17th
inst. during severe fog that rendered all
communication with the news yacht Of the
associated press on shore impossible.
The steamship Europa, from Boston,
via Halifax, arrived 1T Liverpool on the
Oh inst.
The Times SAYS, withro@ard to the armis-
yonl what the public already know. All
that seems to he well authenticated IS, tha:
the proposal came from France, and was
the result Of tie Emperor's own determine
alton; that the Emperor Napoleon should
stop short in career Of victory, and make
overtures to the foe whom he has defeated
in two pitche battles, and pushed back to
the limits of Lombardv, augurs the mod
/ Grafton Of tie French Ruler, AMI we can
hardly believe the latter to have been the
cause Of Ills sudden resolve
| SrocEuoIu, Jnly S-II;s Majesty, Kiro
| Oscar died to day. lie WAS born on the
h ofJuIy, 1919
VIENNA, JAY 8.-The Austrian CORES.
pondence contains the following: The
French friga,e Imperiense bombarded Cen
ira vester ay. The fortrcssos returned fire
The Impcricnse at last broke off the con
test. appearing to have suffered injury.
The vienna Gazette publishes an amend
e1 list Of the killed and wounded at Sol
fcrino. As to officers the returned give
ninety killed. IA wounded, thirteen made
/ prisoners and SEVENTY missing. Total 5S7
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