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

lne news Is most teSe "o"
been concluded L,tuten the Allies and Austria.
There Is TO he AN Italian coniederacy formed
under the honorary Presidency OF the Pope.
Austria comedies LonIbardy TO France, and
Napoleon gives il 10 Sardinia.
austria retuins possession OF Venice.
The cleaner smiled just as this news was re-
ccivcd before it's effects had tiue to he devel-
oped.
The Paris Jfoniteur explains the circumstan-
ces tending the armistice. II says the great
neutral lowers exchanged communications
iih the bel igeIehs Offering media,icn but
il was unsuccessful until The French fleet was
about TO commence hosililies against Venice
and ~ conflict he or.Nerona Was inimuent, hen
Napoleon, anxious 10 prevent further blood
shed nccegtaiued the disposition OF the Emperor
Of Aus,rn and finding him wilnng,nn armislice
WAS concluded. The tw" Emperors had
an interview on the II th nj Villa Franco,
IHE ARMlsIICE.
NapOeon issued II bulletin from Vhilegio
announcing the armsticr, and congratula'ing
the troops on their glorious achievements, and
announcing his immediate departure tor Paris,
leaving the provisional cuInmai d of the army
to Musral Valiant.
The London Times claims tina. England
brought about the armistice.
Verona telegram says that the nrmisice
wa, concluded only after repeated request
FROM Fance, aud after Austria had obtained al!
she asked.
II MAS reported that kossuIh was 20 propose
Is uiuunrchiCaI government Tor Hungary.
The COMMENTS OF ThE PRFss.
The London Daiily News '"ys the hrst hopes
interpretations OF HAY are ntcei''a ny 'hi'
pc,,c, History will cal the Emperor Napole-
"n TO n strict account tor having mad" war on
tnlsc prefer az, ana signed IL mock ana s',iSh
ir'Tt I'"' e",'S n"1, IA "9 ''i,.
rsu,,oi I,'iv ,o III. ,ntronare Of The Pane,
The closer We examine this p.e'end ID pncti-
cat on, The more iuliIe ana ihiquitous II up
f'% me-, D., .,.n;, 9, ,to no,,o
Contend, lint The Ppre is dprrjy.d of the sub
.t,,,cr INN k.,ps III. shadow OF suprrrincy
The Times saws Ftnuce has speut $50 00O.-
coo stc,liuu. aud so 900 men, only to give Mil
nj a pird,luutcse inslend OF uu Austrian mas
Ter. mud establishes the Pore in u temporal
DIGNITY even hc,ond his ilnurinatiori Is all
ms rrul2 The Emucror's uu,ue must be u very
,onuo one
The announcement, of Peace was read in Tie
Uru., al Lurds and House Of Commons on the
l2lb. and received with loud and prolonged
cheering.
Rr,,L-It WIS rumorsd at Berlin Ma, the
Enrrror of Russiu would soon Arri ;e there TO
attend u family conference, touching the dis
pusnl OF the crown, after the nbiicauon vi the
kim
N.pLps-An unsuccessful! attempt WAS
mad, 10 revolt on the 18th among the soldiers,
hut they were me, hy II dischnge of artillery
from those who remained faithful. Forty were
killed.
Trieste telegram saws that the Aus,rians
war steamer Gun latone, lacked by the garrison
o, the fortress, sustained n successful contest
.s,,yu;,,,,y .,,,.. s.o,sh n,.i,n.
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The Paris Monitcur gave the following ex-
| n,ar oi;ou of tn. circumstance a,topdirt, the
',.,,;s,;oo lo,,,oo, r.,n.o ,a .,s,,
~ ,N ''
Inc ereat rchtr"' lo"eis eAchhhGed 'ommn-
| nic"iio'S with The 6'jeci OF Offering their me-
! ia ION 10 the ntl'eefrh's' whose hrs' at' WAS
to he an armis'ir"; but the endehvor TO- bring
.h""' ms resn't wa, ho' suct essfuinh some
! days ago, wacn tie French hert WAS about to
| lici before Verona WIS imminent. The Empe-