The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-02

'soca tha asco 10 tas AtrE.c ana TO vanish from
hotf~I bs~ffs Dsbio De as.oos aud patriotic hopes.
IL order 10 serve the iDdepeD0ence Of Italy made war
-gsns tDe mi OF Europe, ard the destiny Of
ny couptrs night be srdsi Rered made peace. Our
ell -. acc Our s.c.sess have Ioey been merely ossss2
No; 49, bave light 70 be proud OF tins campaign We
have vsnqnnhed Amy baner qua, brave aud we'll
@gsrzsn. Piedmont hAs been delivered from Invasion;
her nDtes nave been extended " the Anc,o The idea
Of An Es.p Ds,iobEg has been admuted by those who
coDhatled most MI the sovefeigas VI The peninsula
lnY'ehtpd oe ~ans " sair s,y reforms mus afier
havDg given proof " the military 20 France,
.ba p.ace concluded VIII o. pronc OF happy resuts.
The future VIII every Gay reveal additional for
eappness Of TIA the welfare OF France ana the tran
guilty Of Europe.
MANIFESTO OF THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA.
When all concessions that we're Alio wsbie, and
patnle with the dignity Of the the honor and
welfare Of the country, have been exhausted and when
nil attempts az pacific arrangement nave mscuvisd
there room for cnoce. and what csbno: be avoided
Thm duty placed me under tina stern necessity OF de-
map6ng from my people and painful sacrifices, In
place in sate OF oeeDSs their
teresss ny faithful people haze responded my ap.
zeal; they have prcssed forward unanimously deence
Of the .brone and they made sacrifices Of every
kiaa demsnded by circunsra ces Sitn an eleerness
Thrh oeriis M grati.noe-wnlcn augmsns, posslne,
the profound Affection which feet for taen-and WHICH
adapted inspire the assurance tbas ;ne os canso
d.fsuce OF my brave armies vsnt iortn With
thpsiasD TO the contest, would be Victorious
Unbapply the result nas not cofresp,nted With the
enrs and the fortune OF war mas not been fAvo
rable 70 ue
The valiant esrDy o! iusTA has IN this bs,ehco ayen
gwen proofs OF ss tried nesosm ana s ncompaeao,e per-
reverence, brilliant tnss aas commanded The adm
ton Of all of Is enemies Iexpersu,eA ieeitssase
price in being the chief OF tnch army ana the inry
ought feel Indebted Tor having mAiatainet v,gor
DUSTY, IN ali ms purity honor OF rhe Austrian nag
II perfectly estabis thai ensues, In
spite Of the greses= efforts spite OF tee superior forces
which they had for long peroi been preparing sor tue
cophcs, have been She, by max pg tho greatest
Sacrifices TO opta ouly advaotseesnos decisive vcto
~; ~hie the Austrau army, su animated by the ga ne
nrdor, and full m the courage, position,
the possession OF sh'ch leu perhaps p,seioty re-
coveriog from Toe euemy all the advantages tna be had
gained. But or tnis purpose gould have been
ny to make new sacrinces, wncn certainly would 20,
been uIoooy than which been made
ALREADY, ana WHICH hav- deeply cted my heart
Under these conditions 1t my duty a sove
reien to take into serious consideration the proeos
lions Of peace which had be- naoe 10 Toe conse
quences Of This contprsnce OF the ~ar wost have been
70 much the beaver, becsuse shooii hare beeu
ops ed 70 demand from the faithful people Of my DON'T
MON sacrdces OF blood and OF money uGcn mors
considerable fnsn Lhoee which hso been up to
that time and NOT siihs,audne success wouo rave re-
NAMED doubtfn, e,pce have been 80 bitterly deceived
In my well founded hopes that tois contest MOI
having been entered into to- the defence OF the rights
Austria only, should not he left Acne in IT,
In spte of me ardent mpaoy, worthy ofasknns ledg
rebt ~bisn justice Of has inspired nor the
part the aod peooIee OF Germany,
palura alDsa most sDcien, allies, have obs,instey re
fused recognise the importance OF the aud
ton 81 tbe day. Consequently Austria wouIo have Deer
obliged ali alone TO lace be everts Snch We're being pre-
pared for, ana wnicn every deg msns have rem ieet
rDore grave.
Toe nopes Of Austria coming intact out OF ths var
thanks Efforts her vLiaht n.y. have
yielding paical consde raous. - make Sac
fi the etiaoishmebt Of peacs, aod to cep toe
preDpsFiss 10 ea1 10 iis conc 1sson; for
hrvo the capv,JoD tnss Gh3ud oesa1, ia any
eveot. coDo,tons ees uniavoraple comiog ~ arec
understanding with lne Emperor OF tue tcench -i,hou
The bepcipg OF any third party wnatsoevor, thai
IN causing to participate IN the uAgotission
three eIoat Po~ere which have taSes
part in ,he Struggle Uphsppty, have been unxb,
escape the tep from Tia ress OF tue enpI
81 tire greater part of Lom5ardy On the other haod.
agreeable TO heart the blessing OF eac
,esb my beloved people aud these blessing
ooabis prec Gus 10 pecaase they Will CIV
( ID. the necessary eisnre for bestowng henceiort
prDout srsac.,on all my as.eDioc add sos,cisude
! TIE iyuusnl tasK thas I propose sccompllsh-tn
I Is 10 say, 10 found q durable manner toe inte
Dnl weii being ADD the external power Assts Dy
osp5y develops OF her moral and material force
sDa ameorstop coniormaoe TO rne april OF the tin
ip tRssLiup and Administration AS In these avs OF q
nous uias sDd sacrifices my people have shown thea
selves faithful to my psrson. 30 now by the con1den
with ~hich they respond to me- they ~li aid 10 accon
phehnR works OF and IN ATTAINING the roaza
Of my benevolent Intentions.
AS chief Of the army, have already expressed - Il,
asecaI order OF tue day, my eckno sjedg Dens Of II
bravery. To day the expression Of these sep,
menus. While speak 70 my Pc pie thauk those u the
cbi,dren who have fought for God, their En-,
their country. thank them for the heroism of who
they have gwen proof, and sail Away remember
grief those OF our brave companions N no hay
not, alas, returned from TIE combat.
/ LAxENBOURG, July is. 1859. FRANCIS JOSEPH,