The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12

nereoloro, 70 the violent, the etrottoue language the
press Sad that to ornaments he ready enter into
Minute comparison Of those Of the countries with
View 70 prove that except account OF the necessities Of
4 the late war, he has NOT \ ship than %
absolutely indispensable for the ordinary service OF
the empire or, supposing TO BIO proved that he has,
that he "a willing 70 reduce 1t. believe not mis-
taken In saying that there passage In Lord Cowleys
letter 10 Lord John Russell nearly possible TO this
| effect
His Majesty told me night, that whatever might be
the immediate complications Of Italy with respect to the
duchess neither France Austria interfere; that s
settled Therefore, added the Emperor, my intention 10
war budget in 1860 the fault shall not be laid TO my
door, wish for peace and good wil-for the most init
mate union and snelanS ought not 70 be ~
tige she lost in 1916. only natural that should de-
sire the emancipation OF the national spirit but do not
even desire that, II II 10 10 lead to rupture with
England"
The Monuer OF this morning has resume Of the arms
ments OF France and England regard to the respective
Of each, in which shows that England spending
sbou. onethrd than France If the latter does no
include the extraordinary expenses OF the as campaign
Il sought il says, "to render France responsible
for the impostions thrown the Eushsh people,
and then it proceeds to say, that while Englaud
requires $50 millions OF francs for its complement:
the eneuing year. has voted the same, France
the other hand, has only demanded 465 millions, and bu
for the augmentation in the price Of provisions would no.
have required much. We ask ourselves, thea" says
official article, 'n It France her ex.saorSina
~ tina. be attributed the heavy burthens
which weigh upon the E0gish people, aud whether tn
Causes of their enormous imposts must not really be
looked for elsewbere2'
The intelligence from Italy such might be expected
In my last spoke private letters had received from
Tuscany which portrayed the state OF public feeling
Si.h regard to the contemplated OF the Grand
Duke. and every line that has been written
Of public character only CONFIRMS the view Of my owa
eores9opdent-that snca return is totally impossible
'apoe1p doubtless veil understood the full meaning OF hs
whn he .sio "rhe future is 20 show the happy
"sus of thls peace in the we'll beng OF Ialy'-.he
eSDDk beipg MAT after the ppuee gwen Italy per-
,te:y capable of esssslAhlcg her own nationality
rloence OF France repose Of Earops--.wo
~seDis ile recooceaole the twenty ak millions Of
inat country TO os e,s liz STAT Of dsc-d Ia tbs
Ronasna every n.eigeoce shows tina. they firmly
,seiveg DO. - readn,'. tbs ove'esuts of the Pope
rDe Constitutional, AZ the chief semi Official organ OF
STE Frerch government, labors hara 70 reconcile the
eadegs OF me egs acd liberals 10 general 70 the con
ecnuf reminds ire readers tina. ancient Rome
seven cnuries 70 realize e idea o. Italian uni.y,
the only sobsttn'e was, thep, confederation
Nsp5e1r IL says. gpe~ this; bis language TO Vice
Ieslen. aea sud his conversations at ST. Helena prove
pat he only p;ed ha crown Of lazy PROVISION ally
10 ssi2'ne Ssh rvs poTertG' hand he as ored
toapd united kingdom than regeners;e people," After
IN, 10 1876, the iecefal Question was raised by
a9e Pos VII and Crd.nsi GOnsavi, aud supported
yhe Emperor .ieSaoder J. wAs revvei in 1871
my 20 Napoleon III the honor reserved OF sowing
{ ,stt
taodstbst The character Of the I.a;en Confederation
he thas Of she ssss tenfeo ration, laehe Germsnc
eili exriD.vey Defensive Bat Il is Pope
~i rsve 70 share tts responsibility OF ns
n1 may be Forced b. auov hs people arch
All OF will Constantly not proh VI.
ne repei!pg 81 upus. at'acss Whistler hey from
.bfca1 home to Inc security of ,hs Pope the
1nNi.l 'sel that neither Austria France
can 80 % setpng Up En OCCUPATION of The Sasee OF the
LII fa6c eli min
beet eafeg lard.
re Mort,re Tscano calls upon the ps,pe to Ann 20
out The Graad Diee Ihs Sodens GaSssts de,eses
KAT toe raestrsc,, advocates noAries, 81; have for
0sly announced Their ,teraole devoiedsess
7ouse Of Savoy renewing coupsc. OF is4 ana e
tba' extraordinary uilssons have started for fud,
P4Iis sud Londoo ,ns hsd. The Parma ,sets says
Wee President, the couoseos the royal prosura1r
| &c, toos the oa'a Of hdelity TO Kiog Emsnoe,.
IDe Emperor has granted pension of3 900 francs from
hs civil list 10 the mother Of Gen. Anger killed at the nat
tie OF Soierino.
t1at at all events, srostantial result has flowed
rom r-that is, noao>1u plat, termed saLade
prinspa staurnnts of Paris The Emperor appears,
sDc, the whole OF that long and anxious day
uacted oy Of salad the buffet OF the SELL
mahg-, IN which he was TO take hs supper Ut will be
remembered that Inc Emperor Of Austria had himself
used the house hi. headquarters the night previous
tina, he requested IL might be Immediately get beo
charge less than three several times with most de
.truc;lve results "Fisury, mon ami" he said "~hat
s he
had alreaoy been furnished with She recipe WHICH
s the ae
hac mad for his deeuner fried sausages sud dish OF
Vooea smperor bsd not eaten With his usTs
appetite, and the greater portion Left.
Napolens visa to the quarters With his attendants
was OF course somewhat unexpected, and the SpOk Was
not little pat 10 for the necessary provisions. In
French hands everything ia available, from frog TO
ioxs tail The sausages and potatoes real god
and in instant, under his manpuatons, assumed
The form and saver OF salad The potatoes being sliced,
saturated with oil and vinegar, each slice beng
powdered with leaf OF tarragon the sausages were
minced for rissol seasoned with pepper anchovy and
night be onion, or-eil 1t not in Ga!hs soupcon Of
garlic and then placed the centre whis o1,pss de-
coupe branches circulars gathered their tara
gonized, oleagnized embraces around IT, Voia tout,
Ever since il mas been dgnifed with title of Sl1de
II Soerio, and though presented under tranquil
said 10 have by means lost his rel sh for 10 the
bill of fare presented 10 the stranger as he enters the
eI res is especially Inscribed the avorte dish OF
The Duke de MaakofY is created Grand Chancellor of
the Legion of Honor, in the room Of the lac Duke
de Piaisance.
Count de Persigny, French Ambassador at London,
here.
the following letter, dated Verce the 10th July
1t interesting Allowing the French system OF stmula
tion, and what honorpg before the multitude will do
I have received an unexampied dstnc.on At the
hands Of august sovereign. Having learned that his
MAJESTY was about 70 pass through velcs on his way
my sck-my cruches have laid aside for come time-I
went towards the railway station The good inhabitants
Of Verce collected in appeared to take pleasure
in making tor SO That had no difficulty in reach
ing the at which the Emperor about to stop and
take refreshments had scarcely arrived when the
peria train came up The Emperor was accompanied By
the King OF Sardinia hid the good fortune to attract
the attention Of the Emperor he sgned to 10 approach
the carriage "Zousve" said ne, 'you woundsd?"
Yes, sire" ''ln what ost.leS' sin the combat at Pa
lesJo sire ''Wbat wounds did you receiver ~,
in the leg sIe' AID showed him holes In my
sers mace by three ballets. "You getting bet
'erY' "Yee sire. ! beginning walk
atout without much difficulty" Then he made
a syn 70 me TO approach nearer, and, in the midst
OF the immense crowd, the Emperor, taking from his
breast the decoration which he wore, placed mne
saying lake that, whilst waiting till something better
comes Immediately loud applause every side,
whilst large tears rolled down my cheeks Those tsars
and my looks alone expressed my gratitude. could 1o
speak The Emperor understood me, ana ned out his
hand pressed u wth emotion. less striking