The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-09
rHE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE TRUCE.


%1he Wiener Zeitung OF this da'e confirms tn
ews which was contained IN the French M0niteWr
yesterday, relative to the conclusion of truce:-
"a five days truce has been concluded between
|be Pru sian and Austrian troops. The truce began
noon on Sunday, the 22d instant; The Fed
bugmeister Count Uegeneld, Count CarOlyl, wh
Fas formerly Minister ia Berlin, and Baron Bren
#er, the Minister (Austrian) in Darmstadt, have
Zone to the Prussian headquarters.
VI "Ihe AustrIans having been obliged to make enor-
hous sacrifices in order hat the honorland dignity
70 the State may be worthly upheld, are highly IN
Rnant that piece OF news which so nearly con-
&erne them shou have been kept froH their know
bdge for period of twenty'four hours Three days
eo the principal Ministers OF Bavaria, Wurtemberg
Baden, and Hesse- Darmstadt held q conference, at
Which 1t was resolved to come to an understanding
pordSn az sI9n Pavorsp Us Won
Jane here on Saturday IN order to take part
the negotiations for peace, and II is said that he
Ireaty wished to accompany Counts Degenteld
4hd CaIolya to the Prussan headquarters. At
unch NJ. Won der Pfordten IS suspected of having
Wlayed double game, and here it is not forgotten
bat at the time the Gastein Convention was signed
|%4e had private interview with Count Blsmark
th whom he was supposed to have come to a satIs-
ctory understanding. For q time there was some
TX of Count BlOme's going with Count Carolyi to
|be Prusslan headquarters, but eventually the idea
las renquIshed, and Baron Brenner sent in his
lead. NJ. dc Blome, who drew up the eastern
Il convention, doe not enjoy the confidence of the
qstTlan pir public and 1t Is somewhat doubtful
n Al russia and bis all powerful minister In the
world it is confidently expected that
greed on austria VIII peace Consent to SUt Withdraw
rom the Germanic Confederation and to cede the
&slbe Duchles 10 Prussia Possibly says we'll
lfOrmed person OF my acquaintance Is he may
Agree TO pay part of the expenses incurred by
Prussia during the war, though she will not fail to
BRING into the account, as set-oH against her
laims the enormous contributions which .he Prus-
pan commanders have levied on Bohemia, Austrian
$ilesia. and Morava. The sett ement OF the Saxon
IND Hanov erian questions VIII be difficult task for
he dipomatists, as the Emperor of Austria con.
ders himself bound in honor steadfastly to uphold
Re SOVEREIGN rignts and privileges of his faithful
lies tne kIngs of Saxouy and Hanover ! he latter
|ows that he will emiRratc to England rather than
ensent to be the vassa OF the KING of russia and
is the very man to keep his word.
YESTERDAY a Grand Council, at which the EN-.
(ror presided, was held at Court The persons
resent WERE the King of Saxony, the King OF
anover, the Grand Duke of Hesse- Darmstadt, the
nDce cf wnrremberO, the Grown Princes OF Sax
Il ..asxRsm<kA .oN ihe Austrian Ministers MensdOrf,
IN $8%kArank War;; the Saxon Ministers
tH&NB BSe e3K1horst; the HanoVerian Minister
etI Ikdk8EH BaVarian Minister Won der PfOrdten;
nfbS 0Ihl alome. 1t need hardly be said that the
i t1Ill loiss Still In ignorance OF what passed
"Atan early hour tns morning the following off,
51al telegram was posted III the city and IN the
VIENNA, July %, 8 O'Clock. Evening.-The brigade
< nder the command of Colonel Mondel, winch was
entorced by the 14th Regiment of the line and
a squadrons and batteries BELONGING to the I'd Corps
Armee to-day VIGOROUSLY rep!ulsed The attack,
& Rhich the enemv, who was superior in force, made
( IN Bumenau which il northwest of PresburS.
~ Ihe presses for making bank-notes have been re-.
bowed from this city TO Buda. The telegraphic COM
nunlcation between Vienna and Pesth has been in
rrupted on the lett bank OF the Danube for the last
We daN g. and the telegraph on the rght bank OF the
liver is only used for State purposes. The in'
abitante OF the country districts IN Hungary dis
iav not the least inclination to serve the State as
n ounteeTs.
PRUssIAN DECLARATION OF BELIEF IN PEACE
correspondence of the London NeooS.
= BERLIN, July 27.-The ZHLlersche Correspondent
to-day -ays:-Peace will probably be concluded
kery shortly The future position OF those Prince
ho have been forced by recent events to quit their
ominiOns must be reserved for special arrange
nent between them and the King OF Prussia, and
nrf fha nf nf
countries occupied by the Prussiahs cannot all be
reated alike. The medatory efforts OF the G rand
~ Duke of Baden, in relation to Southern Germany
f. will probably meet with speedy and favorable
esut"
n The following royal order has been promulgated
~ Whereas, am desirous of opening the Diet il
person, and shall possibly be able to do so mex
s to
% determine the precise date on which The Cham
ers shall meet WILHELM.
NIkOlsburg, July27.
An address of the inhabitants of Norden, Eas
rriedland to the King of Prussia, has arrived her
or Transmission to hIs Majesty. The address ex
resses the wish for the union OF the whole of hRno
s yer with Prussia.
ITALY ANDI THE ARMIsTICE.
4 From the Official Gazette, Florence, JuIy24.
The proposals of the Emperor Napoleon to th
Governments of Austria and Prussia have been &C
cepted by the Courts of Berlin and Vienna as tn
basis of an aTmlstce. Prussia communicated to tn
Italian Government her acceptance of the proposals
this acceptance naV1uR Deeu given COnuIlOn o
their receiving Italys assent In accordance with tn
mutual engagements entered into by Prussia an
dItaly. efg
In consequence OF this communication, Italy ha
declared her readiness to consent to su pension
hOstliues for eIgnt Gays, on cppdtion OF Iecproca
conduct on the part of Austrias During this periO
the negotiations will be continued, an order tnat a
" hrmisuce may be CONCLUDED in Which the condition
day be accepted as the preiminaries OF an honora o
peace. Esr
THE EXCLUSION OF AUSTRIA FROM GERMANY.
& From the OSt Deutsohe Post VienDa) =
The removal of Austria from Germany4is wors
than the loss OF Lombardy and Venetia These tw
M provinces were merely the advanced posts of th
empire. Austria could exist without them-pe
haps be stronger without tn I'm. But the union wit
Germany is the thread to which the eXlstence
Austria is attached, Cut this thread aud there wi
sF aether as long the force attraction whic
untes them subsists; but as to an Austria such
she has been known in history, it will exist L
= IOA ger
BY excluding the Austrian Empire from German
whose crown VAS worn Tor six centuries by I'll
~ Bapsburgs, history Is reversed. We say 1t withol
" y 6IsguIse- such peace may be imposed on us, but
% & IA nnendurable ihe moment the treaty of peace
.ai0ned our SO o thOughtwill be to rec0mmence Il
war, and to make the NECESSARY preparations
MOVEMENT OF THE PRUssIANs BEFORE II
ARMIsTIoR--vAR BoRoKE IN THE FtRLD.
7)uernsruth July 1877 Correspondence London Tira'
It's quite evident from tne movements of Il
Prussian troops that some great. operation IS meC
tated and II is but natural to suppose that the pl
sant combinations are beng made with the des
"f GtrikinR heavy blow against the capltal OF
InstrIan Empire. Probably before this lett
reaches you, the Telegram Wnl nave "a ar9duy tsn
~ a. mas been successfully delivered. 80,
The PTussiAn cavalry ts being collected t0getn