The weekly Arizonian., 1859-08-11
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM THE SEAT OF WAR-ARMISTICE AGREED ON
 Deoth Of the King of Sweden

An armistice has been agreed upon between the contending parties until the 18th of August. The effect of this has been great buoyancy in all the money markets, and strong hopes were entertained of peace. ff i-4s
 On the 9th Napoleon telegraphed that the armistice agreed upon on the 8th was signed at Villa Franca by Hess and Valiant It ends on the 18th August, and stipulates that com mercial relations. without distinction of flag, shall be allowed to navigate the Adriatic un- molested
 The Paris Moniteur cautions the public against misunderstanding the armistice, and says that negotiations may be recommended, but it does not see how the war may be terminated The armistice has caused much excitement.- Consols have advanced l2 to 2 per cent, and on the Paris Bourse the advance was 22 per ct 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 had proceeded vigorously in the s!ege of Peschiera but this and other move ments have now lost their interest
 In the Federal Diet, on the 7th, Austria pro- posed to mobilize the whole Federal contingent, and request the Prince Regent of Prussia to as- sume the command-in-chief
 STOCKHOLM, Jnly 8.-His Majesty King Os- car, died today He was born on the 4th of July, l799.
 VIENNA July 8.-The Austrian Correspond enee contains the following: The French fri gate Imperieuse bombarded Scara yesterday The fortress returned the fire. The Imperieuse at last broke off the contest, appearing to have l-a'fered injury.
 The Vienna Gazette publishes an amended list of the killed and wounded at Solferno As ito the officers, the return gives 90 killed 414 wosnded, l3 made prisoners, and 70 missing. Total 5S7. Of rank and fle 2OO5 killed and 8, ,6ae wounded, making grand total of II ,2l3. Nothing is said respecting the number taken prisoners
 The French and Sardinians killed and woun- ded was S,245. The numbers by the Vienna Journals are believed to be still below the truth
 The Vienna correspondent of the Times says that .oa the 2d ult the French fleet, consisting of GA saia, was at no great distance from Venice.
 The Monitner d 'Armee publishes the Imperial decree by which a new regiment of Algerian sharpsheeters is to be provisionally created. It is to consist of three battalions of six compa- nies each
 RoME.-A letter from Rome, published in the Times, states that the Mazzinsts have forged pretended order of the Pope, as lift had been issued at the War Office, directing the most se- were treatment of the revolted districts. THE VERY LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
 LONDON, July g, MA letter from Bellegrade states that about sixty young men, belonging to the first families of Servia, have solicited per mission to form corps to fight in favor of Ita- Han independence
 The gun boats destined for the bombardment of Peschiera have been launched at Largo de Gaida
 A letter from Trebizonde says that Persia is making great preparations in anticipation of war with Turkey t.
 The Press of Vieana says that another French squadron of ten vessels was seen from Trieste bearing towards Venice.
 A semi-offical correspondent from Madrid declares that while desiring Italian independ- ence, Spain will maintain her neutrality so long as Italian princes and the church are maintained From the correspondent of the New York Times.] THE ARMISTICE-HOW IT WAS BRO'T
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