New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-09
The Peaee Of Yillaffanea,
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a Vienna corrsponds.t of e. IAuSe Tines
says: some !itsle private in1bs11es fe41jve r. ~
inhrview Of the two EmpeFum ha 1tas 05ll ~ 4
g. is'a Esp.roa assa ss.s Js:.s Z = ssss ss 30
where he ~ receiyed y the EepesoF 81 - EisnS
sssT.scs I'm sssa' e TR9ssfsns fsa alss. ssa ssss
remsined together until Is - sisMsscu. ;.I6S
would nppear that they settlsd q SsSss ~ ~ -
liminsrieS Of peace before Shsy po.ied IA Gifkrw
circles II y .ased that Lonis Mlalsau sIcvsi a.
moved any donbts b might hays ~ - lTs
necessity for sacrificing Lombafdy. n ~ Is57iss
ment," mid my informant, Was : Pr ssss
sion si q venets - vel as Iombardy, ssd Is =
was dispatch, in which Prussia expsened - r. !
solve not to draw her swoFd 10 defence of ~ IT'D
the Austrian possessions ID Italy
When the sovereigm were sbcue 10 entsr II
house. the Noble Guards wen ranged on tbe Sieh6
ros napolson entering frst. The two EDpssuss e.
;esed the attngEoom alone. Their Ne}esefa ~
Somn = opposite sides q the talk. Ths Enpeue
yelope and offered ons 70 he young soyeTeien. vio
declined Il. Although 10 third pefsoe heari : vrr6
q thev we. psassa e sss eaa sase as
quently in German not word Vritssn. nu,inw
the conversation the Emperor Napcisca. 81 n ~.
ehanieally, picked 70 piec- - = - fc1ssr
house. the Emperor Napoleon conyes11d ~ fSSesr3
| WITH baron Hes, M while Francs Jcsepa s1ok1 Wflf
Marshal Valiant, Their Msjets o. SIISis ~
specsed tneir ii escolA M Ine E1psrM 9 AllIl
Gafoes ana Guioe, snas e openly
miraton. 40 Also askeo wnetne1 IT,
formed pan g 1ne Imperial Voard S..ss
Monitesr Of July 10th ays Yesfsslag q s@l1s
Emperor received the great bodies cf ~ 60 &
Prssidents of which, 1. Tpplong. Ceent q MssI
and M..Barccne; ~ addssssed ccngmssnaMy
70 hfs majesty. Inc EmPe19f tnaneea - ~ e.
deyotion, and then explGneo tne resc1e ~ - ee
duct donne tne eIeSs 49, fse -
Alnvea Denea!n tne 49, g sefoees ~ gxuG
military a. political aspect Obliged % afleeE
tue enemy IN ifoDt, wno Nes enQe1e@eo neoln4 -
iortresses ana pfosecsed on ~ nenk ~ @asN Ns1S
trality o. tne s9ffounMn6 temtosy 49, - T. -
gin 2 long ano barren Waf, Ioa0d myseM T. - la
os Enrope 70 eIms, naoy e 4oIspose oof eoces9 -
aggnva1e OUT IevefseA Neveftneie. the s44e4
q tne eniespfise would NOS have snaken ny -
iuson sne means hsd NOT been out o. pf0E1ssq
70 me results @ be expected. i W. ~ necs
70 crush oosoiI ne onesaclea opposed 80 tDe1s 1
acceps q conn,cs oa she hhine = weA - - -
Ats a liz cones.renes n g Io5 Ge,ss.s
~ ~ sasaong PIeclone naooes - ~ ~ II
.nA. Wncn y ssyHsLe'gn IA snoeld on5y AaA1 - -
oepenoence oI na country. 4 4 hAse elnlle4, r.
.nlougn y ~ aDendoIs 81 sne nC1se caass N1le
70 serve, Dut sne inserssss g tfs1ce 5ssst
u. giSat He.uc'sncS to gus - ~ - Ax
sr9torv yal from tbe Nncio = shs ss5 n
vanlsn from nolest nesfa noDle deinmom - -
tIiotc hopes ln order to serve t6e ildsps1dsnce IS
.ay, maas W. seamss sne m.nd " Eukope, ana g.
scoa ped n s .ne ssssny q ny my cSu9 Msns g
Il gekeo ma9e peace, Ous snorts ana onr 9csnee
nave 1ney rs: zen !osses no; we nese 9 n9ns e e
proaa y. sns sapagn. s Iase ~ ~
mont Pas Deen dslseEed ~. ron 81 nysatos -
nave peen eAtenael s0 ~ A9ci9. - - ~ -
Italian nationality has Y ben M ADMITTED Y 49, -
coM0as.sa Z moss 80 rs s0ys,eI&1s q sle
saia comprenend sne wans q ssiusi3y Ies9 ~
lhus, altef naving gwen new pfeot o. me .1AelS
powers ol france, tne peace conclodsd Nv q ~
ilnc q 9appy Iesnl.a Aas utnre w eyely ~
influence Of France. and tbe trannniIitv a Earms
MTERvIEw BETwEEx CAvoUR AND NAroLr0N
The Paris correspondent OF the Manchester duax!a1
French press more oppressive or yexations than thy
are now, yet some how Or other all Paris il Mmix
with what the Emperor is resolved 4 shall jgnofes
At this moment the public Is very genefAlly aware
| Of what passed a. Milan. On Louis Napoleoe's -
trance into Paris the population Y not taken ~ s
knows that the Italians are frenzied With lge. e
knows that 10 Milan the Emperor Was hopsed 4nd
= hlssed, and that flags and emblema q the ETeueA
: alliance were torn down, and trampled upon elcn8
9 his passage that at Turin i was only by the uso
g efforts on the part of the Government snd military
that excessive insult Was spared the exaberAfM ~
y Italy.
These things are generally known, but what y les
50. is the following for which am enshed 70 yolch
When after the peace, Count Cavonr found himsel!
for the first time face 70 face With the Emperor .nd
g King. he found II impossible to remain within
bounds Of etiquette, and his Indignation burt No
Is lenty FORTH SO violently that At length Louis Napo
leon, under control as be usually 10, lost temper a
e turn, and Threatened The word arrest escaped ht
10 lips at which the betrayed Piedmonteae Ainiseez
turned round, saying !" Arrest met tIy n but w
e would not dare, for you would then have no choc
q left you, but to 60 back to France through ~
y TyroL"
The military spectaces, got up not three week:
ago, by orders in the theaters and on the line Of M
boulevards, and intended to excite national enthl
siasm, are now forbid, by order also, because wha
they set forth is too rdiculousy at variance with ~
situation Of relations between Sardinia and Aulssn
1T aI,scelIaneou. r.,r.
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u n ia now fnrmallv annonnced tbst neither Yctss
D. Emanuel nor any responsible Minister II Haraini1
signed any paper at Vllafancs, save and except =
lis ars:ee Mnesn G1n.lnues g ne iosa y.
Us of omen war no peace terms having yek been 1cpe
as between these two belligerents ''.sxi
" At Zurich the three governments consent to u,ee
ny brt az Nonnt rovoor sa yorannalfg = hr-l,sar