The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-24
THE AR MISTIcE.

Russia AnU ounces that the Equilibrium
OF Europe should be PreserVed-IGAIy
OuRht IO Have Rome, and Prussia Not
Become tho "TOOi' of France.
The Moscow Gazette of July l3 contains the
following highly important announcement
Russia does not desire any change in the present
state of things in Europe. If Austria and Prus-
sia will render themselves the tools of France,
Russia can no longer depend on them as hereto
fore. Venetia, without Rome, would constitute
NO progress for Italy. The submission of Austria
to France s not advantageous but dangerous to
the European equilibrium. The supremacy of
Prussia IN Northern Germany narrows that of
Russia in the Baltic. Russia's love of peace does
not sanction efforts to attain supreme power.
England's interests may make her seek an ALI
ance with France and Austria in the Eastern
question, but the dictatorship of France in Italy
and Germany cannot meet with her support.
MOVEMENT OF RUSSIAN TROOPS.
A despatch from Lemberg OF July Ii says:-
The Gdzettd NdrddolCd OF this town announces
that all soldiers on turlough in Russia have
been called in and says every day military
trains start from Warsaw to the frontier OF
Silesia and Galcia.
Russian troops are marching from Podolla to
Bessarabia.
NEGOTIATIONS STILL GOING ON, AND FRANCE
SATISFIED.
The Paris M0niteur of July IA Saturday,
Iatest) con ta!ns the follow wing announcement
Public opinion is impatient 10 learn the course
of the negotiations for the armistice. The de-
mand which exists everywhere for ne VS. forces,
SO to speak, the journals to manufacture intelh-
gence. We must call attention to the TACT that
the mediation has only been proposed. Nine
days. negotiations cannot take place solely by
telegraph, and three Gays and three nights are
required by courier between Paris ana the
PrussIan headquarters. What we can say IS,
Ahnff fhn inE No A
the best relations have not ceased to exist be-
tween the Emperor Napoleon and the King of
p .ussia.
AUSTRIAN ANNOUNCEMENT OF NAPoLEoN's FAILURE.
A despatch from London, dated Sunday, July
Is, saVs:-The Vienna PTeSse OF the l4th says
mat the proposed mediation OF Nap leon is
ended for the present, and Austria must trust to
her own strength and re5ources.
She has resolved to make the most strenuous
exertions to maintain her position as great
power.
PEACE PROSPECTS VERY DOUBTFUL.
Our special advces by the Scotia, dated on
the l4th OF July, in London, report;-Ihe ac-
counts OF the proceedings OF France with vie "
to mediation, and the attitude assumed by Prus-
sia and Italy, are very conflicting.
The statements of one day are denied the next,
and nothing really reliable or authentic had
traRspired.
The mediations have made no apparent pro-
gress.
The Prussian army continues to advance, and
me Austrans are regatning strength.
THE TERMS PROPOSED TO AUSTRIA.
despatch from Paris OF July Is says:-
Several of the Paris journals of this evening
state that France, Prussia, and Italy have come
10 an understanding upon the proposals to be
made 70 Austria. They add that the three
powers have agreed that Austria shau be ex
cluled from the Germanic Confederation.
PRUSSIA OFFICIALLY DECLINES THE FRENCH PLAN
The London Standard of July Is published
the following despatch, dated Paris, Friday
11'45 A. M.;-Italian papers assert officially tina
Prussia has declined the armistice requested BY
France on behalf OF Austria,