New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22
THE ARMISTICE.

From The London satuyGly Rsrfeg.
OF 81 the many surprising .veus 81 The present year
the aJD,-ijce il the me: unexpected. Nnsther IL
prO eeds from the pressure OF Eug aud or from tue
oyeIiuIes Of Prussia the ancOuncemen' Is my-enOus,
end il msy be adiet, c,ue. IL ~ one of tue uu-
for bote resul Of la sl-ss var tns even me sus
pension Of blo csbed nsOye- new grounds Tor con-
fusion sbd for alarm. Tue termn.fiop o, Wet rous
campaign before France has seriously fst the bdrfen
Of the war tugges:s the certainty Vt new .ncroach-
mel ts on the iD-pe depce Of Europe The lnterrup-
ton of nos. iie like every other part OF the receat
traDsa tons takes place n: the moment IDch u oo-
viousiy moe, favorable 20 the aggre'sof. Uniformly
successful in tho FIELD, NapOi.oo Ill was about to
enter the most dicnt ana uncertain ppefh 100 oi
he zBr. ], was universally frt tha' the camp tign
bad reached is most serious crs, and that the sue
cess the Bs sding army Ghs out DrOyslpna aod un-
certain uu,,i Ve,ous sn1 Mautna eye reduced Foe
rettf, rec NE br der Prince Napoleon somewhat
moe tDaD sufficient 10 make good the losses 90 the
blOrdy day If ,erino AMI although It IL iDP)-.ibe
20 obtain correct information, the IRE en- AMI Ped
nOut.se murt probably by th;s time Outounbef the
Austiieu- III I;aly. Tse qdsson whether their pre-
punc.rs sufficient Tor the pnTpOse vi three
or four elea. sleges could only have been solved
by experience. IL is Necessary tha. 10 every
iu.isuce the bel.as ueiLg force should b.
stronger II an the garrison, while the main army
is a. the tine ready - protect the tlege
sgeiIst relef from without. Experience seems 10
show that fortress ) really III peguabe, aud that
the NOS. elaborate Ks 'Lly represent the necessity
of certain expsId By the oe-iegers ID men and
Uaieris. When, a. IN the present instance, the de-
flinders ale IL communication with great army the
h- the 8GyaLtase 0i rtroog positions u brought 70
It's h'eh.si point BY pau-ins IN the eve OF the de-
cisvs Struggle, the FTe'ci E psrOr vii avoid gre st
risk, 81 d, al be time he ~l reap many vi the
al sItsges which wOGii have atteG led complete
victory. Austria will be universally held 20 have
kIOe EDGED d.tes', aud the CT edit If moderation will
perhaps lie sdd.d TO the splenfOr when attends the
dspsy o irresistible or iuvIocol- strength. Any diff
heulitr which may have affected the prosecution Of
the 1sr WI be- kept secret forgotten; aud ts
os'ensbir object i iuperiectIy achieved the partial
settlement n the question ia dispute viii leave con-
NeDiett opporful.s tor future interference. The ur-
grD'y Of 4, uiral Po~es will a. en- excuse for
escaping from embarrassing questions as 10 the inter
probation Of Italian Independence snd unity. H. iseveu
possibe That the cnmpIcatOns which have sr-eu with
respect 10 the Holy See Gey have brought On pre-
aiufe t.rnii ation Of the cOLfc with Austria Tue
rrope, "pIe De preserves sglh ISN'T silence toward
france, bes lately c,nOubced SaIiihis VITO all the
p"as Indignation ID HI, copOus vocabulary; AID IL has
Oeen p'atIy lnmsied tina. the allied SoCer-iyps gil
lilo ia ttv sUecess OF - Peter aiyrrsisy as d-a
sieeable az prayers and patience c.n clske him.
Ibe sIni'tce may posslb be iLtsbde-, on one side
cr Cd DON, O. mere prep.re for further military
operations. Tie Emperor Of the French may D .ssi.
%! "sh 20 DING up hs reinforce euts 10 give Rus
ia tue To lake the tet aud the Austisns 10 ~ hooe
mar hhy attempt a. soerion ~l eud ia decl4rs-
non u war by the German Confederation 10 1878
ne campaign II Lsipslc Sas preceded by an srn.tice
oil considerable dura,l)n and although the Au.tri An
armies were, DUNG the whole interval rapidly con-
ceLTatng IN Bohemia Il il still uncertain whether Ma
p leon u'Gni even az the last moment have f,on.d
Oh slance with MetterI ich 10 the present Instance
'be Emperor ot the FEeic has probably made 10 his
niLd On the Ultimate decision OF peace or of var II
lie really Intends 10 make terms wl'h Austria IL be-
cones important 20 consider the arrangements which
viii probably be proposed by the neutral Powers AMI
more especially urged by Prussia. It Is evident th.
tie sGs-ss; iss..t.s .YLca sen bs made