Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-28
Foreign Intelligence.
Peace Concluded.

The news is most important. fedce hdd
been concluded b,tueen the allies and Austria.
There Is 10 he an Italian confederacy formed
under the honorary Presidency OF the Pope.
Austria comedies Lombardy TO France, and
Napoleon gives il 10 Snrdinia.
austria retains possession of Venice.
The ieum.r sailed just as this news was re-
ceivcd before its effects had time to lie devel-
oped.
The Paris Moniteur explains the circumstan-
ces attending The armistice. II Gays the great
neutral powers exchanged communications
with the bell iGeIeuls Offering mediation, but
il was unsuccessful until the French fleet was
about TO commence hoslillies against Venice
aud n coufiict be ore Verona WAS imminent, " hen
Napoleon, anxious 10 prevent further Blood
shed nccertuined the disposition OF the Emperor
Of Auetria and finding him wiling,nn armisice
was concluded. The NV" Emperors had
an interview on the 18th ut Villa Franco,
TIM ARaIsTIcE.
Napoleon issued IL bulletin from Vailegio
announcing the nrmistice, and congratula'ing
the troops on their glorious achievements, and
announcing his immediate departure for Paris,
leaving the provisional commaLd of the army
10 Masrhal Valiant.
The London Times claims that England
brought about the armistice.
a Verona telegram says that the nrmisice
was concluded only after repeated request
from ance, aud after a ustriu had obtained all
she asked.
/, VAS reported that Kossuth WAS 20 propose
u monarchicai government forllungary.
THE COMMENTS OF TIE PRESS.
The London Daily News says the first hopes
AMI expectations of Italy are deceived by this
pcHct. History will cal the Emperor Nnpole-
On TO n strict account for having made war on
false pref eucrs and signed II mock and selfish
peace that leaves Austria impregnnbly justified
as The heart OF Northern Italy, and commits
Central Italy TO the patronage OF the Pope.
The closer We examine this p. e'end-d pacif-
cat on, the mole futile and iniquitous it APP
pears.
The Morning Post, referring TO the peace,
contends that the Pope is deprived OF the sub
stance hut keeps the shadow OF supremacy.
The Times snys Ftauce has spent $50 00o.-
600 stcrhug, aud 10000 men. only 10 give Mil
al n piedmontese, instead OF IN Austrian mas
ter, and establishes the Pope in temporal
dignity even beyond his imaginatiori Is all
this real2 The Empcror's game must be very
long one.
The announcement of Peace was read in tie
House 0t Lords and House OF Commons on the
l2lh, and received with loud and prolonged
cheering.
RUssiA-It WIS rumorsd ut Berlin that the
Emteror of Russin wonli soon ARR ;e there TO
attend u family conference, touching the dis
posal OF the crown, after the abdication Of the
king.
NArLgs.-An unsuccessful attemp, WAS
made TO revolt on the 9TH among the soldiers,
hut they were met by disclage of artillery
from those who remained faithful Forty were
killed.
A Trieste telegram says that the Aus,riaus
war steamer Cur latone, backed by the garrison
o. the fortress, susiaineda successful contest
additional by the Worth HritOn.
THE WAR
The Paris Monittur gave the following ex.
placaion of the circumstances attending the
| armisice between France and Austria:
| The great neutral Powers exchanged commu-
| nicniious with the Gl jcct Of offering their me-
dia ion TO the belligetenis whose first act WAS
| to lie an armistice but the endeavor to bring
| u bout this result was not suct essful until some
days ago. when tie French feet WAS about To
hrg in hosliltics against Venice, mud new con-
lici before Verona WAS imminent. The Empe-
ror of France, faithful 10 his sentiments OF
moderation, and anxious TO prevent the use
| less eIIusinn Of blood, did not hesitate to as.
sure himself whether the disposition of the
| Emperor of Austria was sonformahle TO his
own. ], was n sacred duty for the two Empe
r,rs immed lately TO suspend hostililies which
mediation could render otjectless. The mp, :
ror Of Austria having shown similar intentions
the armistre WAS concluded.
| The two Emperor had m interview Mt Villa
| Finnca on the morning OF the llih. The En-
| peror Of Austria was accompanied by General
Hess, Gran me, kellner Kollonsten, Roming,
Schliitcr aud others his staff.
Turin, July II. ls5o.-An Official bulletin
publishes tie text OF the armstcc. Besides
The articles already known it is stated that
the beligerent armies will keep the positions
they now occupy. Ths railways 10 Verona,
Peso AMI Mantua may, during the armis-
tic. he used to carry provisions to these for
| tresses.
| Paschiera md Mantaa are being provisoned,
and the provisioning of Verona will be COM
| pleled in two days.
The works offensive and defensive of Pes
chiara are to remain in their present state.
| The Convention signed by Marshall Valiant
and Generals Marlinbrey, Della Rocca, Hess
and Mufiorf
| EXTENSIVE ARRIVAL OF BLAcKs FROM CANADA,