The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-13
OPINIONS OF THE FRENCH PRESS.

fFtom the Courriec de Paris, March 26.l
Although Austria adheres 70 the meeting of a Congress-
Der peaceful Intentions may be doubted ms long as she
maintains two hundred and fifty thousand in Italy.
There hope TO Obtain issue out of dongs of Con
Etess as long Austria viii not have withdrawn
troops from Lonbardy Then only will 1t be possible
to discussion.
But peace the abusive influence of Austria has
10 disappear The peace of Europe the honor of France
sno the very existence OF the Austrian monarchy, depend
upon IL.
From the journal des Debats, March PSI
TIE acceptance of Austria does not doubtful
than the first day. although may appear ardy, and
notwithstanding that the tone Of Austrian journals has
Arated violence The Oa Deutsche Post declares ad
be sterile.
According to that journal, tho substitution OF Euro
pean 10 the exclusive protection Of Austria for
the preservation Of order in Central Italy, s,ution,
but adjournment. This measure merely signifies
that in the mpossbiIiy OF coming 10 understand
ing. it is at least sought to delay the conGc.. Ia
treating with too much dlsdain an adjournment. which
would have the precious advantage of preserv-
Ing peace and OF allowing Europe time to reflect,
the Austrian journal borrows policy too familiar its
sdversares, and falls into the error which justly at
buted TO them as reproach There is no fsser policy
than TO deere TO sove all questions which found
in the world and particularly to wish to solve them,
VIII, in q complete aud definite manner. Such method
applied policy would make war the natural
aud perpetual state Of the world.
To refuse all adjournment of that kind for the affairs Of
Italy, and discard with contempt all that would tend
70 a definite and durable settlement Of the question:
mig bt be the language of tho partsaus CT war nut II
would be astonishing That it should be spoken by Austria
interested in the preservation OF peace who
qusnty ought be disposed accept every honorable
power OF Austria u cause that question TO from
the world. That Power ought 70 congratulate tsed
seeng that Europe little hurry hasten the sou
Lion by war, and go inclined to preserve and maintain
from the Paris consututonnel March 2o]
Is 10 be hoped that the prudence and foresight OF tho
Great Powers win cd IN solving existing questions in
pcdisbc mauncr for Italy, aud England, sirong in
experience, viii exercise uea BILE weight in he debe
Tatons of the Congress We convinced she will
bot fail to support the which at the present day
serbs the attention OF toe world and which is sYsily
he consistent to herself, sbe would completely unite with
our efforts for tins iastance an opportunity is offered Of
satisfying both her regard for treaties her sympathy
From the Paris Pa,eie, March 2sl
We resemble the Steele nasmuch have no greater
regard Than has for the treaties OF 1915. And who
would be sufficiently unpatroc as to like them9 But
policy has its pecesstes its exactons and it's sacrifices
fhe revolution Of 1889 avenged Waterloo Nevertheess
Eessrs. LATTE cssimir Perer, THEIRS than NJ.
republic arrived NJ. de Ismartne in writing his mani.
fsto in all the noxcatop of popular victory tempered
and at the time that ne declared that tho treaties
1913 existed no longer by right, he maintained them by
lis Deeds
France.
COUNT CAyOuRs VISIT AND AUDIENCE WITH THE
KBPERoK--1uE DANUBIAN CONFERENCE EXPECTED
TO REAssEMnLE AT PARIs-PREP ARATIONs FOR
WAR STILL CoNrINUED-TnE vlCEKoY OF EGYPT
REJECTS THE sUEZ CANAL PRoJECr-TRADE VERY
DULL, AND FALL ON THE BoURsF.
The news from Paris is dated the 29th of March,
Count Cavour arrived in Paris Oh the morning Of the
s6th ut and had an interview with the Emperor nj noon
the same Day. lie was also present at private dinner
gwen by tho Emperor al the rocras Monday 18th
lie was fspofsed'o he much pleased with his visit.
Count Cayour expected 10 leave Pars for Turin
rect on the S0b ut
II was expected that the Conferences respecting the Da
pubian Princpasies would reasonable Ia Pars in tho
Of the then rent week Two snfs only we're
expected 10 he held, all the Powers having agreed
CgDizc the double election of Conza.
bad been arranged by the War Department tn all
the Iotrie lately prepared such artillery pfojectes,
clothing tents, should be despatched 70 Lyons AMI
1arseiics where stores had prepared for them
The Paris cspondent OF the London Nos asserts nat
aymaunt, ooing in France oitheu. relaraton
The Pars Pot,fe states that government had decided
upon adding fourth battalion to each OF the hundred in
taniry regiments of the line. Tue bataoos to
be formed ouo the Sd and 9th companies of the already
existing bsttaions.
The vccoy Of Egypt had rejected the written appca
son OF NJ dc I@sseps for permission to commence tho
WORK OF The Sue2 canal aud NJ Lcsntbeg the engineer
iacnef, had rendered his resignation.
me rfls BonJse on Saturday, the 26h ultmo duh
snd oIooping The Reutes declining TO 6s70, On Mon.
W fo'h Tue depression stiil greater, OWING
disturbing rumoss, and the quotations Declined 90 eS 2b
.ne av'n we Burse opened at further decline OF
qucnty took place, tho rree ner Cents closed a,
O. &c, 10 Tor money, and es6 FOR account
The Paris Hour market arm AMI whoot y,e with
ut essential change. Wines were quiet, but steady
TIA had not produced any Improvement in the general
Laa o Of France. A' s'A''"i
India and China.
The MALE from Calcutta OF Feb. as aud Hong Kong Feb
1b. arrived Ut Alexandria on the 2ist of March.
There IL nothing OF political importance from India
Az Gallo ita imports declining aud Manchester
goods were very an Produce generally soaly but
quiet Fse hts dull and asoopng ExShenge on London
Is I'd. "a lAd. Money was abundant Tor comner.
cia purpose5, on tho publication the government.
financial statement on tho 2l OF February The i've psr
@ots wo'c6 hai previously fauea to 10, rose 10 per
Mt discount.
Tue government desatcb from India s,,cs that tran
ewty contuucd TO prevail throughout osds and tho d
srnILs If Ae province progressed rapiy. Dp TO tho