The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-26
WHAT ENGLAND THOUGHT OF THE ARMS
TICE On THE EVE OF THE PEACE.


War bavins had its time Of actoa, tue tura of dip,o
macy bas COME different class of actors clam 70
occops the We ask the question 30 excitag
70 s curiosity VI ALL and mporI9uL the personal ia
teress OF many, Gnelner 1t Ia 20 DC p ace or war Lfer
the 18th Ct Augua must ask IL, not OF men OF ths
sword but Of the hereditary posseesors Of cOu1ed
aed dapuunu mounted snuff boxes. Immediately, while
conQllons OF the armlsCce yet scarcely
the idea OF Corgress arises IN every diplomatic mind
European Congress is grand commem0rat'on OF
treaty makers, great p;cned battle of diploma
tnte II Ia al encounter Of wits sharper than steel
be sharpened wherein great victories may be
trAlized and Thousand deeds OF herosm rendered
awaiting After all the lighting Is over IL is these
~hO baiance with calm calculation profit and Ioss in
the balance sheet blood II they who tx the gains to
be received and the contributions up accord
ing to The successes or revess VI the Atlantis Hav
ing made their award they separate with u thousand
coarteses ana amid shower OF rioands and crosses
which adhere TO them forever afterwards. pro
fsssors craft Congress Is shat great battle TO
soldier OF 49, the whole profession declares this
to be cniy possible next move almost certain
that Europe IS ow abM TO enter upon the ceremoniaI Of
great Congress
Il is early for su b expedent There many mat
tcrs left BY the which ought TO have
settled by the war, by diplomacy without var The
of the last three months been sufficient 70
work change in The position OF the parties who but
upon Eoropc, but those are not SUN enty dec
give erher party right 70 clam all THAI ne then
decai ed % DO indispensable IL we supp, tue pfeim
nary olfcuies b. be got aud the Congress TO
met Imagine that for some time it's work woul1
proceed very smoothly ana with great uoaam'sy a
20 to ~ TIC tie anuo is spo g. war M5
dana ana Parma have thrown in tner lot
with the Allies. All this snd ID the gain Of
the aiee Sardinia, for aohon the spds tax N,
soy naivolty tuke IT 10 firm Italian kingdm oserep
hare heard 30 much fhas far .ne st li
q1o Blu, there are other consider pcsues tnsse
Venice is thfee,ebed BAT not France viii DO
like leave Venice In the hands " aacty.. rhs sups
rory Of frencb feet and the certainty Of the fact
thai france might Venice ANY day she cbose may
induce the Congress 10 thps that the Queen Of he adf
sic should have neutral fate, and shoa,d exts, as
eepsf ate indepen lent state upder Austrian
and Italian ina.i.atone. 7tis WU c9ntent the rev o
Eoly ant ,ctH only be su5at,ed 10 temporary settle
sa,ft; bas s difficult now Ulugrcss cllIed
a. tnis early CRISIS could pretend to give L
admit this solution SO far, we get ed OF Loubsrty
Veuice; but Our difficulties are W no meaps az eui
Nesween lontardy aud Veucc lies tait famous Qltdti
tatera' huge fortacat'ou tafo trnm ryrol,
advancing into Nottaera Iaiy and cutting sna copury
s~o The psscssor 81 taese four fytTesses u b., ~taer
he may ptosc, ne posSesor q h1y VITA! tue Cou
gess with tneee ,otreseea2 At present they Aus
irla II scarcely possible TO take away from
without eqnv sen aud se C1ngrcea equivalent
10 offer. The G0peror Napoleoa iaea, far as
sc understand, OF giving up anything he has taSen,
e,s he coara1y, he 6,ntaad tae price OF pcdee,
cencess. ogs whtch he has MT vt forced by Ut.
Anpt,a taken care 10 inform Europe thst aae
has snsmi, tns ermistc entirety at nva,oa OF
Frnnce ami s.e bas certainly preseat 70
give Up any ,hrs beyoad What ar position, dplonausA