Show PEACE BETWEEN FRANCE AND AUSTRIA napoleon III lii and francis joseph have concluded a peace the following is the telegram tel tei epram from napoleon to the empress eugenie eugenic announcing the fact july 11 peace is signed between the emperor of austria and myself the bases of peace are the italian confederation under the honorary presidency of I 1 the pope cope the emperor of austria concedes his bis rights in lombardy to the tha emperor of the french who wb 0 transfers them to the king of sardinia the emperor of austria preserves venice 1 ce but she ehe will form an integral part of the italian confederation the london daily times hitherto a strong advocate of bonaparte affirms that the just hope and expectations of italy are tiec deceived elved it adds history will call the E emperor emperor to a strict account for having made war on false pretensions and signed a mock and selfish peace a peace that leaves austria impregnably fortified in northern italy that connects central italy to the patronage patron age of the pope and to the constant menace of military intervention on the part of the popes patrons and protectors tec tors that takes no account of the welfare of the people and substitutes for national independence a confederation under the tha th lock and key of austrian garrisons the emperor of france has bown sewn the seeds of future wars and the closer we exemine the pretended pacification the more f itile and iniquitous it appears I 1 the london morning po post 99 contends that the soul soui 0 ul of the treaty agreed upon ia to the national ity guaranteed under every variety vanity of local government in a of the italian I 1 states the emperor of austria is to be king of venetia solely as an internal member of the lif tig confederation be will rule lees less than three million italians and will be controlled by a confederation ruling not less than twenty six millions the pope is is shorn virtually of his tile temporal supremacy macy macj be he is is dep deprived rivea of the substance but keeps the shadow the london times says that bat venice vonice must hope bope u ope that will not be a mere n ame name and that the influence of france arhl and austria united will not be more unbearable than that of austria singly the romans must hope that the italian confederacy under the hono Lono honorable rable rabie presidency of the pope will be lotring lot tot bing like ilke any government they nave have bave have hitherto known the papal states are left as they were but with a master somewhat greater than before ile he is to honorary president of the italian confederation and gen goyon holds the sword at bib bis side rde ide the tiie king of naples ia is made a member of the confederation and has to learn the worth of that honor and its import europe has to welcome a new power ibe the german confederation older in dignity if net not in in time england has nothing to do but look on austria is is somewhat humbled but relieved of a difficulty sardinia is aggrandized I 1 wi with th a province that mistrusts her and a neighbor that has bag earned an imperishable and inexhaustible cla claim im to her gratitude the grand dakss dukes we ive suppose are once more to b bo reinstated in their thrones france franco bag has now the game in in her own hands bands she has europe before her she can raise all italy and half the austrian empire against those germane germans v whom hom bom she has so 0 o often beaten yet on the very summit of her ambition she renounces france has spent fifty millions sterling and 50 goo men only to give milan a instead of an austrian master and to establish the pope in a temporal dignity even ei en beyond his bis im m agenal ion lon anil anti capable of extension Is ail all abia real the emperors Empe rora game must beavery be a very long one y the paris pans eur tur gives the following explanation of the circumstances attending the ar armistice mis ti ce between betge e n france and austria the the great neutral powers exchanged communications with the object of offering mediation to the belligerents whose first act was wag to be an armistice but the endeavor to bring about this thia result was not successful until ome some days ago when the french fleet was about to begin hostilities against venice and a new conflict before verona was imminent the emperor of france faithful to nis bis sentiments of moderation and anxious to prevent the useless eddi effi effusion ision of blood did not hesitate to tn assure himself whet berthe herthe disposition of the fhe emperor of austria was conformable to his own it was a sacred duty for the two E emperors derors immediately to suspend hostilities which mediation could render objections the emperor ef austria having shown similar intentions the armistice was concluded the two emperors had an interview at villa franca bratica on the morning of the lith the emperor of austria was accompanied by gen r als ale neng heso gramme kellner Kell eeli ner ncr Kol koi lonstein homing ming and others of his staff the emperor napoleon issued the following order of the day after the armistice was concluded vali egid july 10 c soldiers an armistice Arm latice was concluded on the ath dinst between the belligerent beli gerent parties to extend to the of august this truce wiil will permit you to rest after your glorious labors arid aird to recover if necessary new strength to conclude the work which you have so gloriously inaugurated by your courage and resolution I 1 am about to return to paris pans and ahall shall leavo the provincial command of the army to marsha valliant Vaillant but as soon as the hour of combat will have struck you will see me acain again in your midst to partake of your dangers A verona telegraph dispatch says bay teat that tik tte tac armistice was concluded atter after repeated requests from frow the frencht french and after their consent had bad been to t att at the condition conditions asked by austria count catour had again gala lett left Turin forsbe or tb headquarters headquarter of the allied armies the gun tun boat basta destined for or the bombardment of P reg feg cladera have been launched on the lake de do garda the parts correspondent ot of the tinier saya baya ay that typhus fever lever raed in both the campa camps in italy and that tn to eleven thousand thone and were attack tol til with it ia in the allied army A trieste telegram byi says ayi t that bat the an austrian arlan war var steamer curtatone Curt Car stone tetone backed by ty the garrison ol 01 the fortress amr u falner a contest on the tb etah ath to in the channel cf of zara with the french frigate imp etense fine fint CHANCE TO MARRY one of the th mini tera says the princess Belgio joso in in her bet eastern easte rn travels in very good circumstance circum stace had three daughter the mi minister nister rister perceiving that BO iso one ono made them an offer thought it advisable to wail with no longer oae oie sunday he preached on matrimony the text increase inci ease and multiply df d claring to his hs congregation that it was a command and not merely a counsel he dilate dilated with eloquence and warmth on tho the ehaste chaste fures of or wedlock and ani ended his t sermon by offering his three daughters to any persons persona that were willing to marry them ho he added that after the sermon he would receive the names of the tho and that bis his choice would fall on those who possessed the best beat moral character A facetious irishman who was wa present did not await the moment indicated by the priest to raie rale his voice he hit d that his name should bo be placed on the list lor TWO |