The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-10

rases Thus by the treaty of Csn.. Forsno wlIsh ga
re. Venice isra and Dalmstia she .eded to France
e oanS o. the Rhine aud other terrific es which did
| peiong TO her, but 10 Germany.
THE WAR FEELING IN TURKEY.
Aae aasoes from CoBstsntinople are 10 tue 2Qtd
Nay 1t appears that tue Porte hiss At last in con-ui,
WIN sne proeco Of the PARIS Conferences prom.sca
The scsve population the coast OF the Adrstc bee
W SNOW hostile seengs towards Austria. Three Turk!s
war steamers have been despatched TO the Adratlc
Nsssrn Ueu eonstantaople pApees that the Tuski All
eove'naeht is stu continuing ara rents (amps
Soname and sofia are in course Of osgenzstion Tn,
oooo men, under the cenmaod Of Ism sil pchs ana ~
latter OF from 10000 to IS 600, uucer General 0smar
Ssns having under him Isssn and salsy man Pacdas
uese TWO PAGES have been hxgd ause they efeu
tae Balkan and 10 consequence OF Bulgaria oerne large
resources LOT IN army Notwithstanding all these mill.
tary PREPARATIONS the Porte declares It's ntelton 10 pre-
sefVesGct neutrality Ia the present war,
SEPARATION Or THE FRENCH LEGISI AZURE.
SfHSonhS bf 'iiS EMPIRES RECENT AND TaE COUNT
| DE MoRNEy.
lParis May 26) CORES poudcoce OF London rrnesl
TIE members of tha Legs alive Chambers, havpg OK.
the Prince Imperial before separating wsTe toxetber
with the Council OF State, received O'Clock tots
DAY at the Aisce OF the Talsres, by her Majesty, who
| spoke as fcl!ows:--
| TO HE COUNCIL OF STATE
oen.emeni thank lou for havins ioaed In abe mani
hesitation OF tho Senate and the Legislative body Your
assistance tbr "A valuable gnarsute, for Inc
sentiments which animate the Council Of State f,r the
tsfscton at IT,
TO TIE SENATE.
Aoi les seeaeurs--Tou have been pleased before
separating TO awe fresh proof OF devotion the Empe
Ior oy nsnnestpg desire TO tbe Prince Imperial.
pFse me put an not the less deeply touched by it, Il
isior me, Ike the couases OF my well beloved uncle
source Of eIcou.agsin inert and strength.
10 TIE Igiisi.A1fvE BODY.
am greatly Affected ai the desire you expressed TO
the Prince lmpeTia previous TO your 10 your De-
parimen's Count on yosE enlightened patriotism TO
maipsin the Faith which ought to animate US all in the
energy Of tue army, and when the period has arrived in
task, tine IN my heart-s,holJ French-tne courage
necessary to accomplish IL. rely, therefore, gentle
er you, laya support and on the assistance Of the
entire nsten, which, ia the absence Of CHEF has
child.
ana MIA erica OF Fire lInperitrfce." Toe closing
phrase is touching, and mas. have gone homo to the
hearts q iscee 10 whom addressed. The Gage of
chivaity rot gope at least for the Legislative Cham
hers II foem tive behold TO the words of Burke)
.ne geas. 10y alty to rank and Sex that proud submits
heatt, which Keeps alive the spirit OF an exalted
frecoon the unboughs grace Of e The cheap defence Of
nalcrs the rurse OF manly eenaaR. the sensbilty OF
principle which ennables whateve IL toches One part
ot the Empress address viii certainly give great saiistac.
| Of the Emperor when the period has arrived"
The wish for the speedy approach Of that period is very
sincerely felt by the Represeyiatly
SPEECH OF corNT De MoRSy TO THE EMPREss.
The following was Count de Mornys speech 70 the EN-.
prees
sa5ame-Tne CORPS Iegsa.if, before separating. is
happy to have The honor OF being admitted to your pre-
sepce, aud 10 zoe the Imperial Prince We are about to
return to our Departments We eethere 70 encourage the
feeling Of patriotism which present circumstances cali for
But we shall have little occasion 20 influences over
population in whose hearts the love Of glory and hooor
ever vibTaies The absence q She Emperor may have
Caused some neisness IN the minds OF those who do moi
Know rrknce But the generous ration understands the
fcee Ceoacy OF feeling and when the Emperor esves
70 pa s me penis o. our Ana %
dona respect for your authority and affection aud de-
vo.edress for your prison Yoa mar therefore madame,
reckon upon universal support and upon all those
timeus which your due as regent and as mother
SALE OF MILITARY PUBLICATIONS IN PARIS.
From Gaiegnsnis Messenger, May q.
Aweu known autograph aud manuscripts coEeGtor, VI.
Iaverdet, ia 10 pcssesson OF number Of maps plans ard
papers relative the attack end defence Of fortified
places various military matters and be recently sd
vesed them for sale 10 the auction rooms OK the Rue del
% .ss ar,hores Of iss Mar penss. Ss Mos,or
War yesterday caused application TO be made TO lh
President CT the Civil Tribunal, sitting 10 chambers,
order that the MAPS paus and papers should be gvea
to him, the ground that they OF s,ch nature thai
it would be dangerous TO the State 70 ALLOW then
get the hapes Of other persons II support Of hs
application the Minister caused Il TO BIO stated that
amongst other things the collection comprised desorip
Of what was tore by the French to defend Anoona when
they occupied under General Gazan description OF the
fortified places in Aaace, and very valuable paper by
land, on the military resources Of that country. The
Minister justified his demand by the terms of the decree
10 the application but, representing that he had come
into the possession Of the papers by purchase prayed thu
President to declare that his consent to did not affect hi
right to proceedings against the sellers The Pres
dent granted the application subject to thai condition
! SYMPATHY OF THE CROWNED HEADS AMI
PEOPLE FOR NAPOLEON.
Under the head of France Wis Wis de Europe" tn
Paris Pdtie publishes article arguing tina, Franc
pathes Of The great Powers Of Europe The chief resso
OF such satisfactory position Is our contemporary dc
csres the conviction generally felt that the rule
Of the French has no intention Of extending the Frenc
frontiers, but that al ae desires is TO Italy FREE from III
! Alps to ne Adriaic II then goes on TO say
in Prussia as in England this is perfectly under
stood and We consequently that in spite Of csrsai
which must be considered political precau
have hitherto disappointed ali the hopes Of Aussria
Prussia though forming part OF Germany, has dis.iu
Su1ea sea ~ s En- moderation ana entire freedom i,o'
parts Of the Confederation As 70 England under
tory ministry, she has displayed Of the passion
Pitt. Her powerful public opinion has oveTruled aa
modified the tnderces Of the Cabinet Of which Lor
Derby is Tie head England thus emaius ally
ment, and may be asserted that the OF I,a
meets with no less sympathy 10 England than IN France
as her present sovereign she displays towards us feel
ing OF justice and sympathy scarcely less valuable tina
an alliance for such sentiments The best signs Of tn
friendship and esteem OF great naon The situation
France With regard 70 Europe therefore satsfactor
as possible II justaes the hope that the present war
which Is just and holy one, win spread further an
that we shall soon see the Emperor the midst
ovation like that which marked bis Departure but st
more graft ying az will be the triumph Of glory and
: peace.
! KOSSUTH'S SPEECHES AND ANCLO.C CONT
MENTAL POLICY.
, From the London Times, May 81
NJ Kossutn Is enliDen.y popular speaker he is g
in sense in which we could never expect TO cocpei
with him, even ii wished We could never addres
ourselves exclusively to the mpulsive natures
TO the more limited class Of ntegences Indeed Ia thi
country there scarcely 10 be found In extrem
politicians men capable Of exsggerating one idea
sentiment into the rule Of al Life and the founda
ton OF all policy. In religion, IN medicine, in ar,
and possibly other speculative subjects, such
i nanias may vail, but the widest democrat ha
In reserve. Indeed, give him atom Of respou
sbilty, and he becomes a sensible man--perhap
bit Of conservative h. Kossuth can preach natona
ties IS the enc divine law OF human soc!ctythe ont
thing that demands appeals TO chi
vary He does this in the face Of objections which ar
fatal the instant they occur, and Witch, therefore,