The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-17


PANS, August 2, 1859.
People 10 not UNS@asmd WY ne W& IN Rasy uas
Esdsd-TAs Litt's BIZ = Psacs PGp~ N POsssssioa Of
EesGnd-1he Wds CSstds IN Is Hojsom Camnot BE- d.
peRed-A Russian FyiHcs Rees His Qsartsrs-7Ae hnps
rial Guard CbnsiS Homs-1>ads Checked BY Ae Tone Of
he Bytth Press-Nunsb5 Of Ps0acss ken BY Atlstrio
in ne War-7As English Invasion Passc-TAe DucAta
Government Qsestiss-S1iou Accident to n. ROGER, of
the Opera, DC.
freshmen do not yet appear 70 have recovered from
the species Of stupOr induced by the mnaon Of
the war.
The lone Of debate In the English Parliament is not sas
factory and grave men accustomed 10 direct the opinion
Of Others shake their heads and look significantly as
there was stfl something in ,'tbe wind" Men ask why
the date Of the delivery Of that little bit OF paper which
Lord Pames,on confessee to have been delivered by toe
English government to the Austrian Ambassador Lon
don and which inscribed the terms OF peace which
the French Emperor disposed to Offer was given
when the statement made in the British Parliament
The fact Of such q document finding s channel
through the Engkh govern nent spite Of any dscamer
must have rendered it morally party TO It, The term
would therefore come before the Austrian Emperor
those Of the neutral Pc weIs for certain that Russia
would endorse the projects OF France and Prussia wou
be sure 10 follow in the wake Of England sut suddens
be Emperor Of the French is found entotng peace o.
offering 10 the Emperor Of Austria "iar moderate
erms than those sugs BY the Neutral Powers, ,no
which terms of The neutral Powers, now appears, were
dictated by himself
have extracted some details from the Trieste Ga,sa
reave TO the Imperial interview IT Vilarancx with
actDess, though differing In part, they coahrm the
account enabled TO give you OF my previous
letters ana because from certain inquiries have mace
have strorg reason TO believe that the main they
essentially correct me very fact Of their appearance
French paper At all At the present juncsure is
testimony TO their authenticity the censorship Of the
n an Ii IA
you'd appear, them that What may be called ordnaTy
parlance the pinch Of the question:, lies in what passed
IN confidential Intercourse between the two Eupeyors
Hall = dozen words murmured acroes the tsoe-snose
Homeric winged words which no pen records and whoo
mysterious peace than ali the reams Of paper which viii
ostensi,y constitute it. ia the onsness Of the
tina. STILL spite Of de PerHsnys iair words the Court
OF 81 James spite OF the Official notice Of disarmament,
spite Of tho Brtsh Ambassadors reiterated ASSURANCES OF
the Emperor Of the Fenchs straghfor
the political horizon and causes the debates Of Engsn
Parliament to be watched here with that tiger eye
that mstrusts the motions of tue prey 90
which, o the nng time is ready 70 ;o1ns
Nicholas has taken apartments At Bsrrtz from l6ln
in order 70 be in communication with the Emperor who
Will repair thitber after his fee.
detachment Of $500 men. belonging TO the Imperial
Guard. the Forty ninth Of the line and Fifth battalion OF
1901 Snasseurs, arrived Paris yesterday from ltay
rhs Guard Immediately proceeded to the Ecoe Mitare
and the others 10 pMaur
The improvement in business, which had become appa
rent ON the re Of peace been somewhat
checked by the hoste tone Of the English PRESS Specu
ators who had at nrst appeared disposed TO enter
political situation Of affairs between the .wo countries
becomes more closely defined. Orders, however come
u ON houses connected with Austria and Germany for
carriages, Dr0DZes, jeweIy and furniture. Purchasers
visited Rcuen and 1uhsusen during past week.
md business has been toleraby active
All the French prisoners Of war who lately arrived 1t
.rasbug from Austria have taken their departure for the
,ei os OF Their respective regiments In reference
scarcely be- Credited asl What h as' T tssn
'sld by German journals, aad even in Austria's |
osen IN petP pee the Of French
detachment Of prisoners who lately arrived in /
his city composed the whole Of thoee captured by |
he enemy, Of course excepting the wounded picked w
BY be Aufraps in The field of battle and who are su IN
nospt., The french prisoners on leaving Eylau pum
bors-aew Of them, belonging to the Foreign Legion,
bavg disappeared on passing places 70 which they
one'naiy oeobg geo the n.noer o. Pedmonsese prison
e's IN the hanos Of tie Austrans Is between and
seven hundred.
The alarm expressed by the En- glsh 70 the intention
OF tral &c 10 make descent the Enesh ia re-
ferreo to very seriously BY the C0nttuonn cacuat
ed TO provoke great irritation among the French,
and to lead very possibly to unpleasant con:
tbs. this good understanding depend the gravest nts
rests o. the world AMI the progressive march Of cvza
transitional duties which TIA, good undsrs ing impes
Der peope are never rraie without az aims,
English, her journals co suit the statesmen Erg
,peci for ibe sovergrs Of Great Br ain France thinks
herself entitled to expect the accomplishment OF the
duties on The part Of her neighbors and aies. she
would be onisbed aud afflicted and would soon become
irritated, at any other coDouct"
The Pays, whose official character like that of the
Conttor n gives IFS importance strongly advises
The people OF The Italian duchee receive az dnkes
tb eood grace, which judging from exterior things
he taid duchies Seem firmly oeteruined nog n 40.
The pfeigeI ce brought Europe by the Asia
pg the remarkable wind pg o. the ckies' tragedy
y course, does no. escape comment here The whoe |
mis-, en- scene is perhaps, 30 French not to be
quite intel & bic.
Mr. Roger the great opera singer, has had his
putased IL consequence Of the EXPLOSION of bis gun b.
singular fatality be had refused play in the augue
Lots that he might take the part Terpsud In the
vorne," on Froay, in the last performance of None
Obi Mems and he devoted his leisure day the uu
iotunate excursion into the country which bag been ct
tended with results dreadful TO himself and distre
ing 10 all who know him.
Our Albany Corr sponden