The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-23
Later-Arriyal of the City OF Paris.

SANDY Hook, July 2l.-Thc steamship
City of Paris has arrived with Liverpool
dates of the llth. No armisticc yet the
negotiations continued. Italian papers
state that Prussia has declined the armis-
tice. Semi-otlicial papers at Vienna state
that Napoleon will open fresh steps Of an
energetic character to effect an armisticc.
New York, July 2l.-The Paris PreSse
saws that the following are the bases Of ne
gotiation suggested by France and CON-
municated to the representatives OF the
bellgcrents: The Germanc Confederation
70 be dissolved and another confederation
to he established, of which neither PruS-
sia nor Austria shall form part. No terri
torial cession TO be demanded by Austria.
The abandonment by the latter of her
rights in the Duchies, and to replace the
war indemnity at first demanded by Prus-
sa. Prussia to incorporate Schleswig- Hol-
stein, HeSse CaSsel, HeSSe DarmStadt,
and Brunswick. The population of the
Prussian Kingdom would thereby be raised
to 25,OOO,OOO. The Rhine to constitute
the western frontier of Prussia, and the
provinces between the Rhine and Maine to
serve as an indemnity to the sovereign
dispossessed by the war. An exchange of
territory to take place between Baden
and Bavaria, which would give the former
nearly the whole Of the Rhinish Palati-
nate, Saxony, Hanover, and the Duchies
Of SAKE to conclude military conventions
with Prussia. The inhabitants OF Landau
to choose whether they shall belong to
France or Baden, and the population of
the Valley of Sarre to choose between
France and the Rhinish sovereigns.
La France says that the Prussian condi-
tons are the exclusion of Austria from the
Germanc Confederation; the exclusive
command of the military and naval forces
of the Confederation by Prussia; the d.
plomatic representation Of Germany abroad,
and the annexation to Prussia of the
Duchies and part of the territory already
occupied.
La France also says that the Emperor
Napoleon Immediately sent these condi-
tions to St. Petersburg and London as
raising questions Of European interest
which can only be settled by the consent
of the great Powers.
Madrid, July 1.-THE ODonnell minis
try has resigned, and new Cabinet APP
pointed, with Marshal Narvaez as President
of the Council and Minister Of War.
Farud, July ll.-General Cialdini is
marching upon Rovigo with an army Of
more than one hundred thousand Italians
and two hundred guns. The Austrians
having evacuated the whole territory be-
tween the Mincio and the Adige, the
greater part Of their forces are stationed
at Padua.
LxtEafsAA QUEENSTOWN 18th.
|. No practical results of the negotiations
are yet apI{yant. The Globe believes that
the continenf non the brink Of a general
European waf.se Prussia continues firm in
her demands, and the Italians are ad-
vancing in spite Of French orders. A
French iron-clad squadron was ordered to
Venice on the night of the 18th. The
Cherbourg squadron was also ordered to
sail-destination unknown. 1t was stated
that the Prussians we're marching on Frank
fort.on-the- Maine.
The Madrid Epoch says that Spain has
no intention of relinquishing the was
against Chill and Peru, and the deet, when
ieia1prced, win return and co.nPiets the
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