The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-24

present position Of Francis Joseph was sufficiently mort
lying TO abate the resentment Of the Gar. AL these
tninRs could not fail 10 exercise solemn aud serious
uence Louis Napoleon and other influences
Francis Joseph. He beateD-be beaten through tbs
badness Of his military and political system-fOnnd
EesE In Lombsrdy but still weaker, 1t lie supposed In
Hungary. Kossuth ID avenged on the House Of Haps.
pWg.
The London Sun says:-The Emperor Of Austria must
be 100 glad 10 snatc at this foorn hope Indeed, do
sirpctoD seemed go imminent thar little no chance was
e't ut suodenly, and consequently most disastrous re
rest- retreat De sOuldY For looking around what did
re pe'eeveY In MS 'front.' and almost staring MN IN
he lace there were The pressing egons OF victory burn
ng IN settle bin DOOM On ms right was the heroic and
enterprspg Gsribald cutting busy Off his communica
ioDs with The passes Of the ryro I'm his eft we're the
advancing columns Of Prince NAPOLEON eager for revenge,
wbie IN bin closed in the army just landed " the
es,tof VINCE And at and in Venice we're thousands or
'tasDs Only restrained by the senec that their time was
all but come for aveDgipg the past.
The london Chronicle OF the 9Th Of July says:Should
negotiations be the immediate consequence OF this arms
ce and should those negotiations result In settlement
OF the Italian question satisfactory the and
peoples OF Europe, Napoleon the Third will have achieved
the greatest glory attributed the ustrious
INC world has seeDthai Of cob!nng military fame or
the highest order with the wises aud most enlightened
staiesmanship.
The NGtbsal cdre of Berlin. Of July 2, publishes
leading article under the head OF ga warning to Austria
In the Prnssan Journal maintains that the German
uon though preparing TO repe the attacks OF France in
case OF need Is not at all desrous OF Germany s
anxious to preserve peace long compatible her
safety Austria in beginning the war did not
apply 70 Prussia for and being couddeDt the sucepcy
OF her opp reeoWces and Al immense advantage a
orded her By the neutrality 0. Germany
Berlin letter Of the I'd of July ssys:-rhe recent
eyenss on the theatre OF have caused certain salts
faction OF Berlin, where Austria ia beloved. Since
Prussia cannot tske revenge herself pleased
zee the work done By another. II the public opinion Of
The capital the nohenZoerns were u have any vee
with the Prince Regent IN DECIDING hs policy, certainly
would not be In favor of German coalition In tho
ran interest Nevertheless IL seems 10 be the general
hal of thatf In
uence In Germany, and 20 suppaut Ausra in the polti
cal and military direction of the Confederation
letter from Berlin Of the 9th of July reuasrks:Some
sensation was created here TO day by the arrival o:
French Cabinet from st Petersburg who travelled
BY special tram on hs way from warsss and left imme
diaieiY by the cologne courier train for Paris
Another Berlin letter Of the Sd instant says-From Lon
don and ST. Petersburg wise connses and urgent advice
were addressed 10 Bern. The Minister of Foreign At
sirs NJ de Scoleonz, who struggled all his might
agaips. the military party The ieudai party, and fac
on Of hts own friends, after conversation with the
ssh EDister, advanced u. Ca ,lnet Council argu
at vel calculated to moderate impetuosity which
threatened 10 orve PIusaa TO take in support
Austria BE stated that Prussia if che possessed mill
sary navy worth speaking Of still owned less than
thoutand trading vessels whi;5 in case OF with
France, would become the inevitable prey of the enemy
uplees England would engage to protect tue Pussan
and lag Now, 81 de Scbeinitz had to Inform bis COL
LEAGUES that the Engsn Cabinet had dst rene wed
The declaration o. The Derby Cabinet TO the effect that
Prussia che supported her projects Of mediation by
force Of arms must not expect the assistance maritime
protection OF England. This called for relectou and NJ
de schepiz ultimately authorized give French
Csbuet every satisfactory assurance.
The prince Peeent or prresis has odaro.,od 81, t,
,ur Ietter n NJ E,otwsn ~ hi a'ra ta s VIZ ~,
ninstry Of the INTERIOR
ton ~ o. ,n s " .ne iupo
care The government Of the province Of Brandenburg
cannes omit express my gratitude the devoted 10y
mas, 80 enc,,ns hi o you aoo.p " ~ my re-
testimony of my gratitude oesn confer you the Cross
~ " 0Iaiu VI ue oruer oI bon hzoetn Az
| ltI | ha 70 au1pt frDrp
schwern Putzar Minister Of the Interior ia your stesd
~. n~a.,, -, ...... w.. -.
oD~,,'uS s,a.s1 Ina. .ue hIus Vi osAohy
naan Is becoming more ano more Impaired and toat his
asn. y ee'iousy anec'ed " 'ungKeh' the ceepraeo
o''s'' 70 w" @''eHNDs h'' 1-AJe1y
The Psts Debas Of the 9th of July remarks:-t is
possbe aer ALL tnat Prussia nss not given otner rea
sons 10 The fo"ers urconneeea with the GermRnc Con-
eaerslon 70 'psn We moobzkfon OF Der army; but Ii
coheaefaes the mopzsoh OF the federal forces and
sol, Oh inary octsIorsnp PRUSSIA mas not been more
exphcM WIN mem, ana pas mere'y contented herself
WIN Hng ,pen mat tne soe opJect OF so many sacri
hces W oDaia the regulation Ia common OF the laian
question, ~ oonlSrmty witn the formal wish and reite
ro'es y, N'V CIVIL so' ''nnon'
me Vis' oi tne po"aser Empress OF RUSSIA 70 the
PrnssAn Court VIII be OF stcrt Duration Her Majesty
VIII lesVe soon or Es, where preparations nave been
ni1 LUZ t pr per lsosp.,oa, 90 ,so ,a,.
he fafs correspondent OF the London Ne'os, writing on
July Z, saye-Eews o. me Mlrple accident mas peeo re
Iesterasy evening the central reser
vor ol tne Guy "hcn vas u OF Waler az tne me ourst
Win euch tremendous noise tnat the nnabtnnts oil the
quarter believed 81 hrst that the St. Aedard powder mills
had bowr up Their delusion was soon dispelled In a
lew seconds me ,orrent OF waters rushed with fury in
oae a,ee'on OF t1e rue ares sno tne rue Sudaque
ItaLIy'ns win ntne TUNE Oh many houses, fnrnufe,
oeus, men, women shd cnllaren ine tocsn was soon
and me nrens end tne uoops o. tne garrison
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d ne ~ & .~ to ne Msyor Oh Soa
assstance AZ ale hour at night three or our dead
bodies had been foupd and sbont DOZEN peone or
ess seriously injured we're in The bosptas OF S. andre
and the Hotel Deu
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