The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-29
Cur Paris Correspondence.

PARIS, July IA, 1859.
The Peace in Europe-The Emperor's Des-
patches Rejoicing in Paris French Feeling
The italian COnfederat,on-A Remarkable
Pamphlet Napoleons Proclan,aiion-Efeci
Of the Tredty-Mnnt,td and Peschiera Coded 10
Piednont-The New italian Kingdom The
Napoieonic Poicy-7he En,peror's Looe Of
Surprises What VIII Come Nert?-The Press
IN Frunce-T The Weather, de-, &c.
Events have gone during the last fortnight
with such SURPRISING rapidity that it is indeed a
task of difficulty to follow them. Hardly have we
drawn a long breath after the still reeking slaugh
ter of Solferino, than our nerves are strung with
She prospect of more bleodshed; but suddenly the
scene shifts, and as by a coup de theatre, thu two
hostile armies, by common consent, pile their mus
kets. unlimber their cannon, and lay aside oil in
tention of cutting each others throats for some five
weeks; speculation has scarce time to open its
wings and make its wonted reconnaissance than the
Intelligence arrives that peace absolute and de6ni
tive, has been made between the two Emperors:-
VALLEJO, July IL, 1869.
EMPEROR TO THE EMPRESS
Peace has been signed between the Emperor Austria
And myseK
me bases agreed TO are an italian confederation under
the honorary Preeioep'ship Of the Pope
The Emperor of Austria codes his rights Lombsr
~ 70 the Emperor Of the French who hands them over
The Emperor of Austria preserves vsneua, but that
osnny f0 ma an integra! part Of the Italian confedera
GeDe,al armstioe
In these memorable words Napoleon the Third
winds up the most generally interesting cores
pondeoce that probably occurred between
man and wife since the anatomical process of the
extraction Of rib gave birth to that inevitable
union.
As soon as the important intelligence became
known, as it was about one o'clock yesterday, all
Paris in a ferment. While the guns of the In
valides doomed forth their 1O1 salvoes the three
per cents shot up to 70f., and Mobier amused
itself by an advance of upwards of 62f l must
do the Parisians the justice to say that on this
occasion, when all seemed to vie with each other
in decking their windows, their porches, their
housetops and their balconies with banners and
many colored lamps for an impromptu H.
Elimination, that the signs of joy and
graduation were infinitely more unquali-
Aed than on any previous occasion when mere VIC
tosy was the object of it. The French undoubtedly
love military glory. They have a natural wish
to regain the European prestige they once
possessed but they are keenly alive to the darker
side of the picture They love their kindred with
mi the srdor of their impulsivc nature, and when
they hear of such wholesale slaughter as has tracked
the heels Of every recent conquest there are times
when the most absolute worshipper of his countrys
eagles is ready to exclaim, amidst the poans Of
yictory--Ctt, bono? Besides, there is some
thing about this Italian expedition q little above
an ordinary Nrenchman's comprehension; per Sc
lie has no sntipat,iy to the Austrian no overpower
ing sympathy with the Italian; and if he Is really
not to profit in purse or person by all
that is going on, he sees NO great cause
for falling into absolute fits of delight, although at
the sane time he may be extremely well content
that the civilized world should recognise what he
himself has never for Instant doubted, namely,
that the French army is the bravest of the brave.
This may account for the fact of many of the
secondary streets appearing on this occasion, bet
ter lighted up and more gay adorned than the larger
thoroughfares. In some places lines of varegated
lanterns were suspended across the street, and On
The Boulevards very striking effect WAS produced
by groups of colored lights being clustered fantas
ticaiy upon the higher branches Of the treeN.
The Emperor is expected to arrive in Paris to
day. After few days at st. Cloud, it is believed
the Imperial family will proceed for three weeks t.,
to Plombiers. The grand, what may DO termed /,
the state rejoicngs for the peace are deferred to
The 10th OF Augustine Emperors jour de fete.
The idea Of this confederation undcr.the honorary |
Tr. dentship Of the Pope was started for the first
time N the pamphlet entitled Napoleon III. and |
Italy, and it is the programme of that pamphlet |
which nov receives its application. 1t will be re-
,aembered that the pamphlet in question states |
that after the aortivc efforts of 1921 and 1891 all
real Statesmen dc'oted the idea of a federation
"Tae idea of federatlNe unity, says the alustrious