The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23
HOW THE PEACE OF vlLLAFRANCA WAS
SIGNED

TO THE EDITOR OF The LONDON HERALD.
beg To eDc'ose the 1olo~iog extract from letter
have just received from Paris from very reliable ouar.
ter
Everybody in France is looking forward 10 war With
Eueisho ser SOM short respite aud Dreaming ne az,
Gil cay that IL witf DO the oDty really popular
very detailed account OF the msDoeuvre be- when the
Emperor Of Austria induced Consent TO the bssty
peace has rescteo have reason 70 behave
that ,s authentic sod throws consider nshs UPON
Lod Pnmersos's ADMISSIONS IN Parliament ras Feencn
Emperor produced Seine unavoable nasios
been agreed upon by Prussia and E. gland and there
io'e the better ones be Proposed evidently ID be
accepted without hesitation. Prussia, IL seems never
ke~ word about rhose copditioss bu, tnsS veso
proposed suddenly by Count Persguy Lord
to be backed by England Immediately. Lord Pamerstoo
COM ented, bui asked, ss Of FORM time To re,
ths Qoeen consept Her Maj sly az Osborne and
OF course some time was requisite for her answer TO
sent uDless in council and said that Cabinet Conoc;,
should be called immediately This Louis Napoleon wouj1
not ssitf for Count fersgny han Instantly teegraohed
LORD Psmerstons CONSENT that bere ps true mai
the English government had accepted the unfsyorabe
Conditions proposed by Count Persgny the emperor Nc
pot Oh put them for ward neutral 20 yefs were
deter mped to enforce hem and thus was tne peace OF
Vl!laff ance signed
aban make comment the above, but leave II to
'ne 1uugmento Oh your readers VIGu.aN3.
SPEECH OF LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON ITALY
AND THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS,
In the house Of Commons on the 9Th INST Lord JONI
RUSSELL said
sir-1 cannot conceive motion worse calculated To
serve the purpose has in view than tnst before the
Hcuse What my noble friend ord Elcho) endeavors to
sirm ia, that the Crosn should be invited To apstatc
from doing thing which |, has never been asked TO d,
nv rooy. and gbch hae not the snsest IN eptioa
10 90 My roble friend says "Don't take any par. ia
congress for seting the details of peace the peenj.
mar ee o. which were arranged by the two Emperrs
Vi,al5snca." That has never been proposed by her
hejes.y's government and never will be PROPOSED py
Them and therefore 1t ~il be nnocsery address the
Crosn not 10 do that which the Ministers the Crown
have never had tie smallest intention to DO {1esS
bear) l really conceive, therefore, taat 1t world
no difficult 70 persuade this House to aiIlrn
to ny noble friend for having ooe-ponsi to This
osy shs confederation ot mis- subject, eud / must
aonn that, before the gousc separates, t1ose VINO
take ofssent Wee from Der Hsi'stys governments o.
this question should .have opportunity of expressing
sLe opinions sro endssvorng 70 explain that their rule
of conduct should no the prevailing one. wrst SAY nv
psee friend aud honoesoie gentleman the late Uuder
Secretary OF State for Foreign Affairs with roehd TO the
entirely TO blame and that such principles rs uoced
the ksg OF Sardinia end bis ally eutcr on this va were
c prevail there would be end OF civilization altogether
the honorable member for Horsham (Ar g Fitzgerald,
said the war IN Italy was wholly owing " the promr,ings
Of ar'iris. thought bad read the Btu BOOK mat
Austria was told in repeated dispatches tna II she vent
to a. the time she cue wcud have no moral sym
psby or support from this country. I am not one Of
those who -, have ever subscribed to the Language
thar Austria WIS criminal in gong 70 war. !
tehk thai was an important step IN tie par,
~heu sbe 0eneved her territory IN Icopardy IL TOO
eu"rg ceosn,e, sou QUE In which can never join A.
We VIC Cannon tbs blame cnnduct
OF Ssrcns without receihg ire recollection NJ the
House that has been the stS,e For many yeus
eerulnA res eployea free goyetnneus-(nesr, hosr)
and ,hst rc ncnt OF free goverpn has ron iereo
her me OBJECT 81 admiration 70 every state IL rsav 90
nsrn 70 tnas wnepcvey professor sag banshed rom
rh CHAIR FOR inpAtns knp sltdpc in ,o lpsra a sn he
vert NJ orce TO ldrp q laugh -srd when great oro
prNe,or expressed opinions favorable ', representative
usWotone ue nee 10 Sarnip'a IN order 10 AVOID
the judgment which awaited INN IN nj oo.n
state at lenfh Sardinia became refuge II msny OF
ihs beet and nbest men IN Italy, some OF them dis
tins ushed for birth and fortune and cthers 70, penius in
art ard lherssnre Under ruch crouustaucss a
vas cot only cxonsabe but natural thar the K,ua Of Sar
driA ard the Minister Of SARDINIA thus enconrssed
snd thus appealed 70 should feel that the emancnston
Of ltAy rested with them, and resolve, whenever The