New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-29
THE NEWS IN PARIS.
Corr,pondeD,e Of The London Times.
PANS Wedu.sday JULY l3-


PARIS, Wednesday, July l3-6 p. m.
Tie dispa'ch announcing the slmpe fact OF ,ie cor
cuson o peace was not sent direct 70 the hihscefs'
II was the Empress who received tyesterday oofnlug
at 81. Cloud and by her Majesty II was grsciou-y
communicated to NJ. Wslewssi, who happened to be
there at the moment, and then transmitted 70 MS col
leagues II at later hour that the conditions De-
cane known. placard was posted up at the Bourse,
but il wss Unmarked, a. q departure from the usual
CUSTOM that the MonsteUr published no supplement,
though the intelligence Interested The public at least
much the result Of the battle Of Magenta, or the
more certain victory OF SolfcrlLo.
may add fe more words a. 10 the effect produce
by q s affair, and from which we may form far no
tion Of public opinion aud feeling When the result of
the combat Of Magenta wa koo"n the hotels OF the
Ministers the hesters the houses Of the Court trades,
men and few private residences were Illuminated and
banners displayed. When we heard Of the victory OF
Soferino the martial sympAthies OF the people were
graed and the rejoicing for the success OF The French
arms wac expressed in a much more decided manner.
The display Of last night III certain quarters Of the CITY
was unnistakable. No coDmEsary OF ponce bsi
send round to the citizens to suggest the popney o
lighting up their houses decorating with streaners
their shops and balconies. There was little need OF
pressure public opinion. The illuminafons seemed
to be spontaneous and general and such az have sei
dom witnessed. 1t was not limited to the line ct the
Bouevaros or the great thoroughf4res where people
most Remoter streets, which are not much
frequerted by night and places out of the ordinary
beat Of the loongsr, displayed their lamps, their
gas or their candles. The mass Of the commercial
public irrespective Of mere political parties, averse at
the beginning from the war, testified 10 manner not
To be mistaken, their satisfaction that 1t was over
The Bouevsrds presented magnificent spectacle, rs
also the Rue Royae, the Rue de la PAX and the Rue
de Rivo. The Cont tailor at the corner of the Roe
Lepe letter and the Boulevard, who Oh such occasions
may be said TO be TOmme le plus ecioire de Paris
surpassed himself last night. Festoons OF lamps and
tacery in gas adorned bis front shop windows and bal
cony and were carried ont TO the very edge of the
spacious pathway; variegated lanterns were sus-
pended across the street and clusters of coored lights
hung on the topmost branches Of the trees. Many of
the secondae streets presented as gay an aspect and
in some cases better lighted than the larger
thoroughfares of the capital Mutitudes OF people
and interinrabe strings Of carriages Taversed the
sreets in every dectiOn on the Boulevards the pss
sage was completely blocked mp, and you had to rsk
youT limbs in crossing Id some parts. The crush lasted
I'LL Dear midnight.
With oil this, cannot say that the ul,ra.lberal
pHties are satisfied with the resuts far as these are
as vet knosn. They doubtless rejoice that Austni
has been forced 70 loosen her grasp OF LombaTdy but
tley lament that Neneta does not participate in that
liberation; that Tuscany, Parma and Modena may re-
ceIve back their former rulers; and, IN word that
the Enperors promise to free Italy " from the Alps
10 the Adra,ic' is not fulfilled Ia the letter. Then
they express their surprise that the Emperor has made
peace without apparently having consulted or informed
his ally of his intention. The Minister Of Sardinia in
Paris was probably as unaware of what was going on
AS the French Ministers themselves. Lombardy, 10
be cure, If given by the Emperor 70 Victor Emanuel
but what becomes of his views in other parts Italy
L. Prince Napoleon to receive no reward for his ser
vices commander Of the 9TH Division; and are the
Duchies not to be formed into a kingdom for him
Is Hungary To be left as she is; and are hapks aud
kOssu(h 10 return 10 COhstantnopie or 10 London az
they came These AMI 81 Uilar questions are asked
but remain unanswered for the present. may state,
then that the revolutionary quarters of the city
an exception to the rejoicing 10 the more opueIt aud
commercial ones ana that the working classes did no.
show the contentmeut OF the 60Vrgc0tstt
Much stress il laid the style of the Emperors dis
paicn. Peace is signed between the Emperor of
Austria ana me;" but not word Of the King ot Ssr
oua having affixed his signature, tLough the
ostensbly urdertsken on his account. The Italian
Confederation being placed under the honorary presi
dency Of the Pope carries out the idea enurclaed for
H., first time IN the celebrated smphlet Napoleon III.
ct TIaLe. That condition observed would not fail
10 please the ultramoptane party. The Uajrers
observes:
eve need not say with what sentiments of happi-
ness and adm nnaon these glorious tidings have been
received. The joy Of peace is doubled by the
which the Emperor has concluded IT, without regard
10 those prudent couusels that preparing To profit
by the blood which they allowed TO be shed. The En-
peror Of Austria having voice in the Italian Confed
GRAFTON. the States ot the Church will be protected.
Glory To the two Catholic Emperors, who have between
them MADE the peace Of the world aud who to
themselves the protection of the Church ! -
The Inirers, 10y the way, has received an arertisse
meEt nom the Minister of the Interior It's ofense
consisted in having published certain extracts from
NJ. Victor Hugos pamphlet on the coup dt'at. 81.
NeuilOt gave them fvr the purpose Of sho wing that
the imputed TO the Popes foreign troops in
putting down the late insurrsctlon at Pesug,a
rot mole truly reported than those Of the French
troops employed IN the coup dtGf of the "a Decem-
ber, 1851, an0 that the Pope had much right 20
msiutaln by force his authority in his States the
President of the Republic had - that which lie
obtained tina. occasion. The point rather
delicate 10 touch, ana the Ufirers has been pun
lfh,d eccoI0ingy.
Tie Empress receives this evening al st. Cloud the
members Of the Diplomatic Body, who 60 TO offer
thelr congratulations peace beng concluded The
Epl.. Il M h.t Sxsn nF npas
II is said lie does not leave his headquarters Ill to-
night
Correspondence Of The London News
PARIS, July l3.
am enabled 70 stse that the dispatch from the En.
peace, contained the which ouly deducei YES.
cumsIaboes, that the Grand Duke Of Tuscany the
Duke Of Modeus, ard tue Duchess of Parma vii be
restored to their thrones.
IL Is very wobsbe thst the dismissal Of Carliual
Ahoueh will result fIom the present state OF afsirs in
Italy.
bear il said tha. Gsribsdi is sbou. TO issue
proclamation. II Is doubtful whether he will readily
LAY Gown his arms. There Is rumor, 10 the truth
Nhleh can say nothing that the kng Of Sardinia
Nlh h't accept The crown OF LombaTdy the condi-
tons offered to him. Ii is believe settled that the
remains OF the Duke de Rechstait viii be brought 20
france, ara that the Emperor and Empress OF the
tr.tch VIII shortly pay vsit 10 Nienns Tomorrow
Is the Enpr~sss ieie Gay the ST. Eagene, ard there
is strong impression that the Emperor will be with
her at ST. Cloud before tomorrow evening. Ii was
however, said by severN ministers they left the
courca eeaIa 'Ss @s5ning hs, bis Majesty woUs ",