Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-23
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Steamer Africa

BY the arrival of the Africa, we have
the news of the death of the King of
Sweden. He was born on the 4th of
July, 1899.
Armistice between the contending az
mics
paris, July An armistice has
been agreed upon. between the Emperor
of Austria and the Emperor ofthe French.
Commissioners are about to be named to
settle the duration and clauses of the ar
mistice."
In the Times of the next day, appear
ed the following:
We have received the following de-
spatch from our own correspondent at
Frankfort
"On the report of the negotiations for
peace, the Austrian funds have risen
from 4S to 5S.p
The following kilograms have been re-
ceived at Mr.. Reuters office:
"PARIs, July S-The Moniteur Of
this morning. after having given the of
fetal despatch sent yesterday by the EN-
peror to the Empress, adds:
at is necessary that the public should
not misunderstood the extent of the ar
mistice; it is limited merely to a relax
alton of hostilities between the bellige-
rent armies, which, though leaving the
field open for negotiations, does not en-
able us for the present to forsee how the
war may be terminated"
"PARIs, July S.-The Patre says it is
good to put public opinion upon its
guard against any surprise. Speaking
of the approaching negotiations with
which the public will be occupied during
the armistice, the Patrie calls to mind
the programme traced by the Emperor
before his departure for the army, which
pointed out that Italy must be indepen-
dent from the Alps to the Adriatic. The
campaign in Italy has given to this pro-
ject the sanction of a victory; therefore,
if the negotiations take place, they can
only have as basis the complete indie
pendence of Italy.
"The Presse explains the note of the
Moniteur, and the official communication
as intended to put the public on their
guard against being led away by visions
of peace"
"All the other papers express the
same opinion"
DISPATCHES FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
THE ADRIATIC.
FIUME, July Yesterday evening
the French frigate Julie and war stea-
mer appeared off the port. Upon one
of the vessels discharging o gun the
Mayor and four Consuls went on board
The commander explained that he had
received orders to reconnoitre Fiume,
Buccari, and Porto Re, and ask whether
Austrian war steamers were in this port,
and also concerning the strength of the
garrison. He further gave his word that
nothing was intended against the popu-
lation, and that the garrison, authorities
and archives might be withdrawn.
"TRIEsTE, Thursday, July 7th.-Thc
Archducal yacht Fantasia, after having
successfully broken through the blockade,
has arrived here from Venice.
"The French squadron before Lussin
numbered on the Sd inst, sixteen vessels,
of which three were liners.
The inhabitants of Fiume were yes
terday evening alarmed by the appear
ance of hostile vessels off the town The
sailing of fishing boats and the nightly
traffic between Venice and Chiggia have
been strictly forbidden"
"VIENNA, July S.-The Austrian Cor
respondence contains the following:
:, The French frigate lmpetuese bom-
barded lara yesterday, The fortress re-
turned the fire. The Impctuese at last
broke off the contest, appearing to have
suffered injury"
The Vienna Gazette publishes an
amended list Of the killed and wounded
at Solferino. As to officers, the return
gives 80 killed, Ala wounded, Is made
prisoners, and 10 missing; total, 5ST.
of rank and file, zoos killed and 1921
wounded making grand total of H.
2l8. Nothing is said respecting the
number taken prisoners. The Frencl