Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-19
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once aceeded TO the arnistice proposed III r,,u IN
franee be alleges as reason thst he has 10
consult with has ally. he klng Of Prussia
In consequence, the raiian Government has
been advised that IL will have 20 cease imme-
dia'eiy every act of hostility ssainst Venice, n
A french commissioner is gong a, once 20
/ Nenetia 70 assume its i'oyernment an the name
! orders have been issuei 20 the French seuaa-
\ ron IN the Mediterranean Immediately % re-
pair To Venice, and 10 hoist the French flag ia
Stead of ihe Austrian upon All fortfes posts
The crssicn Of yenetiz TO France !. complete
| and Definite, and without any other condition
| on the part Of Austria except 20 withdraw the
ganss ar arms. and all munitions OF war found IN
| ioitiiied piaeef. Wlihln forty-eight hours the
| whole OF Nenetia will be French territory, and
u will depend upon ne good will OF France
| either 10 keep or 10 part with %.
La Iberte. OF TAris. Of July 6. says. Venice
| oelivrred by The victory OF Sudowa. The
| work lett unaccompliShed by Count Cavern
| Is completed By Count Bismarck.
| NAPOLEON CoNGRArULarEs Frcyxrp
La Presse of July says: IL was during ne
| forenoon Of "wednesday, July 4 thar the first
4 operfures Of the Emperor OF Ansris were re-
| ceiNed al the TuilerIes. The basis Of neeosia-
ton was immediately transmitted 10 klsnna
| and sufficient time had elapsed The Emperor
| was presiding at the Tufleries over a meeting
OF ministers and privy councillors, where only
| questions of internal policy were discussed.
and no allusion was made 10 a negotiation not
yet sufficiently advanced 10 allow more than
| 10 hope.
| AT so'clock. (eyenine, alone. Prince Meter
MICH arrived a. the Tuileries and declared him.
self fully authorized 10 treat upon the basis as
sent 10 Vienna In the morning
| The Emperor was found in his cabinet ne
Empress still under pain from the fstigues of
her journey TO Amlens, and Dronyn de Lhuys
also soon appeared. The interview lasted fiu
half past ten o'clock night. IL is stated thar
when Prince Meternich and NJ. Drouyn de
l1nuys took leave of their Malestlee. the Em-
peror, turning TO The Empress, said: "Euge-
ME. This "A good day france. st
Amlens, 1 at Paris, have done to-day q good
the Kings Of Prussia and Italy the proposition
OF an aTmisuce.
TIE NEGoTIAT TIoNs
la France, OF Paris, Of July 5, save We
have received the following information OF me
incidents that preceded the great news Of THIS
morning:
Itwas in the night. from the Sd 70 he s,h
OF July. that the Emperor OF Austria became
fully informed OF the final result OF the battle
OF Sudows. Yesterday, in the forenoon, ther.
was a constant exchange Of numerous rele-
Tnlleries.
NJ. Drouyn de Lbuys was many tunes called
10 The Tulleres, where II may be SAID he
passed most OF the day. In the evening to-
ward eight O'Clock, Prince Metternich came 20
see the Emperor, and met with n. Drouyn de
Lhuys.
The Austrian Ambassador had. nv ,.Iegranh
received full powers to negotiate
1t was ia conseq quence OF this last interview
thai me hote puollshec THIS morning was sent
10 the Moniteur.
REJOICING IN PARIS
Ia Lberte July 9th, says The news OF he
deliNerance OF Venice has caused q profound
impression at Paris
A large number of houses Were illuminated.
Ike afier our own victories IA lo-J9.
PUBLIC FEELING IN vIENsA-pIsCoURAeH-
MENT or THE PEOPLE
AT Vienna. the reyeTsss suffered by the Ans
TRANS on the 9th and 2sth ultimo PROD ucad a.
marked encouragement. The journals, how
ever, protest against such a disposition OF the
public mind. The Vienna Gazette, while ad-
Inittlng that there was reason for all patriotic
feelings TO be painfully sfe .ted, declares that
me repression was greater than was justified
by The circumstances. ana adds.
SIN the present grave conjecture, which is
nevertheless so full OF hope, the Government
iesis Zee more man ever how intImstely it is uni
ted with the people Of Austria. From them it.
however, demands absolute confidence
i hat iron calm, that sentiment OF fidelity which
now, as al all times. distinguishes every Aus
nlan soldier, should serve us an example.
The lapse OF a few hours may bring about a
complete change by ageneral and decisive VIC
tory.
with The yalor Of the soldier should ne
shown the courage Of the citizen The noble
task of brothers who have answered the sum-
mons OF their august sovereign, and not 70 rs.
Our duty consists IN rendering ourselves
worthy OF their deeds. Courage, resolution
strength. self reliance, and all those qualities
which iol m the civic virtues, should animate
our hearts,"
The New Free Press makes the same appeaI
10 public opinion. and expires ses similar hopes
Ii, however, blames the system of Operations
and shows that IN the majority Of the engage
menis. and especially AZ Skalitz, Nachod and
MunchengratZ the Austrians were always in
ierior 10 their advrrsaries. IL also remarks mat
lbe PrnsSlans would have met with much
greater dIfiC ulti-s in Bohemia IL popular ,,-ar
had been procla med, and 4 levy OF the ueople
IN mass organized against the invader.
sS-A boy piIIowed his head on the railroad
track near Richmond, on Friday nighr. A
liam came along. the cow catcher kn oc kad ms
head of the track, and he escaped with The
loss OF a thumb, which caught N nder a wheel
and few bruises. His was a hard head
S-1he negroes of san Francisco nave been
iesung their right 10 sit among white folks at
the theatre. Judge holds that propriatur
has right to enforce such regulations as will
be most conducive 10 the prosperity OF his
business.
9-An elderly lady, aged CA, named Rogers.
committed suicide AT Indianapolis, on Friday
morning, in A temporary lit of arrangement,
by drowning herself in a cistern. Some time
since she had attempted TO starye herself lly-
ing only on ice water and ale.
SThe fortunate inventor Of the explosive
material used in the Prussian cartridge is kept
under guard 10 prevent him from imparting
the secret Of its preparation, which is only
known 10 him. He II be glad when this cruel
war is over.
~Carozzi Zuccbi, the prima donna. found
the revenue officer wanted her i'm come .a1 on
the $4,000 IN gold she received last wear The
tuneful Tuscan suddenly discovered that She
had business in Europe, but was oyerhauIed
on shipboard. She paid the tax finally in a
fine melodramatic gust of passion.
~ An Indiana school teacher attempted 10
chastise a female scholar. when young fellow
threatened 10 shoot him, whereupon the master
drew his own pistol and shot the boy, who re-
turned the fire, hitting his mark. Both Were
badly wounded.
oA minister has been appointed 70 look az
ter the interests Of the Canadian navy, which
consists OF one vessel, la Canadisnne.
nXrThQ
Great Britain, and England will be able 70 eat
its own bread and butter next winter.
~There are living near La Crosse, in one
school district. n We brothers who i'm two wears
were married 20 five women, who have had
before eleven husbands, eight OF whom are
still alive.
~ You can take NJ for granted tha, when a
young lady rs too nervous 10 venture into a
lobby alone and insists upon your company,
she expects some reward as soon as the door
lie closed
~ The ladies OF Cedar Falls, Iowa, are in
dignant over q report that a peddler who re-
Gently ViSltRd thai