The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-10
FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
New YonK, TUESDAY night,)
February 3. 1859

Public and private dyiccs from Europe coneur IN r,
resenting the ..war panic as subsding The Rot,s
cbilds Pereas and ouIs are decidedly of opnion TINT
s.the liberation of italy by French bayonst would he
an and unavoidable enernrise md the peoole
who whatever may DO the cstimate Of the iudpmsnt
which their soyerecns entertain have grown into mpor
tance since the map Of Europe was last ..settled in
1915 have their determined aversion to cutting
each Others th1oats for nothing The conseouence *
that Nanoeon seems anxious to hack ont and ernan his
startling Language on New Years Day Francis joseph Il
willing to promise not TO steal Sery APPLES and be
good bow il that quarrcsome little ,rchin yicto En-
manuel will let him alone and the financial and dino
matte nurses ARE EMPLOYING all their arts of threat and
coaxing to keen the bows from fighting please sir n
was the other bow did IL Is the apoocctc remopstrance
used by the official press of Paris and Vienna. and If
duia could only be persuaded to be less sensitive to
'.Italys cry Of anguish" those who know would al
most eel authorized TO state that there ia no ground for
apprehension
.It Is an i'll wind Tint blows nobody good r. is
true that the Emperors address to the Austrian anbass
dor startled the civilized world and caused depreciation
of the public funds to the extent Of upwards of $500 900
600 but his speculative hnfbrother Count de Morpy
has netted over four millions of francs Mt the Bourse and
Mr. Fould and others who cnioy his Maicsys conieme
are reported TO have won fabulous su,s,, snco the yt
of January The exciting runor of make the three
per-cents fall ST. 2Oc--a greater fall than during the
revolution Of February 1873 makes Credit Mobilier
shares fall 28O and carefully article In the
Pans tomorrow makes the market rise sufficiently to
enable spectators for the Nausse to realize nice little
sum This exciting little game is stlil carried on in
Paris, while Napoleon beneyocntly assures the pub
lie that q Empire, c'ea la pax." It said in ex-
PLANTATION of Napoleop's sudden and unexpected out
burst Of enthusiasm for Italian liberty that fear of an
other attack his Ia Orsin prompted him to side with
the Italians against Austria If this explanation was
true how he dash the hopes he has raised without
exposing himself to greater danger than before am
not an admrer of Louis Napoleon do not think that
he is over-scrupulous; but cannot believe the now
widely circulated and widely report that wanto
" and deliberately caused the panic in order to put
in rfAJ uni
friends So far as Italy Is concerned it is far better that
| there should be no war and no French Intervention
She could gain nothing and would almost certainly lose
even the material comforts she enjoys AS it s Austria
has poured thousands of troops into Italian provinces
and has planted advanced posts on the very banks
Of the Iicno ia sight Of the Sandman sentries The
King OF Sardinia has given his daughteran interesting
girl of sixteen years of agen marriage to Prince Ma
poeon whose fame either in social political point
view is of the faires and has thereby marked the
extent of his self sacrificing devotion to Italy and the