The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06
LORD cCwLEY's MISSION.

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We have unpuhj,sh details concerning the mis-
sion Of Lord cowley. or which, at least, have not
extended beyond the diplomatic world. 1t appears
that at first the Emperor Francis Joseph was so VI
preparea ior negotiations that he was disncliacd to
receive the ambassador He nevertheless received
him at the instance Of M. Buo but he begav by de-
claring that Napoleon the Third wanted lesson,
and that IL would be he Francis Joseph, that would
give it to him. These words, transm' tied by tele-
graph to The Court Of thu Tueries. drew forth the
answer: " If want y lesson it is uc such yogng
man that can give TO me-" ~
NFoRMArloN TO THE Hcus 4 OF LORDS.
1t was some tine after this ,cident that, on the
LIST of March, Lord Malmeshur Informed the House
Of Lords Of the unsuccessfS termination of the
mission of the English ambs ssador, at the momcnt
when the organs Of the imperial French press
stated that the governme' At had arranged VITA the
Victor Emanuel Railway Company for the transport
OF troops to Italy by M ,unt Cents.
ATTEMPTS To 81 SrrLE THU QUESTION
On The 4th Of MarG i it was known that che great
Powers were end0 lvoring to settle the Italian
question amcaby., and the Prussan Minister
Of Foreign Affair > NJ. de Schleinitz, declared
to tine Tribune that the Prussian governments
hpd made no eof agements, in case of war. That
declaration Of {, he Cabinet of Berlin was immedi-
ately followed Wy the despatch Of circular tctser
from the Cab inet Of Vienna TO its diplomatic
agents. teDdiu to prove that the interests OF Aus
tra in Italy W ere the same those of the entire
confederatioJl
THE MoNITEURs VOICE.
In the III sanwhile the Monsieur Unirersel pub
lished m .riicle which sene did not believe, to
explain c,ow the Italian question had entered the
ways of'diplomacy.
ENGLAND BRsIEs TO ARM
On the 10th, England ordered the armament OF
300 gen boats, and it was understood that she had
agreed with Prussia to the treaties Of 1916
to be respected in all their integrity.
GENERAL EUROPEAN AIMING.
From that moment every one, even the Pope,
awoke to the necessity of recognizing their armies
The whole of Europe was ready to take up arms;
crowd Of Italian volunteers enrolled themselves
in the Sandman army; the agitation of Germany
became threatening thata new article, attributed
to the Emperor Napoleon, appeared in the M0niteur
Unicersel with the view of calming the SPIRITS but
in Vienna, among the high political regions among
all classes of the population, an energetic pc.
hey WAS called for, and they wished for war.
| Powerful armies were concentrated at Vienna and
blessed by Bishop of the army, and the railways
| OF Lombardy, as well as all the land routes, were
| encumbered by military movements.
! Things were in this state when Russia proposed
Congress- and The Moaiteur made it known that
the French government had adhered 10 it, but it
was well known that all diplomatic arrangements
had become useless impossible, sad there were
none but the partisans OF peace at any price who
attached any hope to Russian propositions more
pefhdious than serious
TIE GERMANIc DIET.
Notwithstanding the Germanc Diet granted
the necessary credits for the equipment Of
the artillery and the arman ent OF the fede-
rpV utinntu ar,n nos.
sonifed by Gerihaldi, the exGeneran-Chlef of the
| forces Of Tire Roman republic, appeared at the
threshold oi lie situation, and made ma oath Of
fidelity TO tie constitutional King Victor kmanuel.
! n. cAvoth cALLEDOio PARIS.
At last NJ. dc Cavour was called 10 Paris 10y the
| Emperor He left jeyiully, out the partzaIs OF
! peace saw tae ,mpossiblilty OF the meeting. ola
Congress. The mmaments OF Sardinia, wlsch had
/ aheady reached 100000 Eien, daily continued, aud
! it is saA dat Two hundred volunteers day pre-
| sented themselves to Lc enrolled under tue b .n-
/ ilefs OF Oeiibai0i
TIE rITMAu'i To SARDINIA.
! Then Aosiiia, beginning to be Disputed in turn,
! or rather losing ranence, demanded the disarma-
nent OF SARDINIA, lille England USED her efforts in
vain 10 induce france TO accept negotiations the
bass Of the treaties Of ISIS. Ga his side, NJ. de
tayonr showed the grieis OF the whole of Italy
giving vent 10 cries Of misery, aud revotpg against
ihe d.ln,na'ari O. the H-ilsbuIgs and the hnapnrr
ff8nes Jose pL addressed proclamation ~ his army
il which, calling to mind TIE exploits of Radetzky he
openly declared hinsefdecifei ~ reconinence the
battle Of Noyaia SO as to Bring 10 reason enemy
that outraged him.
INV AUSTRIAN csRps
Following that proclamation new corps Of
CU,OiJ men Was iorIncu IN Austria; 10000 men Of
The reserve were seat 80 Morafia and Bohemia: and
in reply TO a new article q tie Hor,e.ar Unjcersel
eudeasorng TO calm the feelings Of Germany, the
Austrian amy Was altogether placed On war
footing.
THE DRAMA TuICgEss.
From that moment occurrences were precipitated
with such rapidy that in order to keep within the
1GlCGs q iV,.. sn..t
scarcely have space enough 10 point them out.
sARDiNIAs sECKnT iNsrsuDrIpNs.
Here at first the revolutionary society, in accord
with The chief OF The Sandman Cabinet, addressed
Its Instructions to ;e ltal,au nation That address
Il too curious tor Us hot to reproduce it In its
tlre1y:
MANrFBsrO OF 6ARIBALpr.
The Gazette dc Liege publishes the following
document. Ii purpors to be set of instr actions
addressed by Garibaidi 10 the Chiefs of the Ma
tional Society Of Italy, in the dihereat Italian
staes:--
10 IRE NATIONAL SOCIETY oF ITALY
In the present state Iaaa affairs trestent
toe. Is bis euty to vaosui to lae society the following
Nosocr.r have noetiIis'es nenced between Pie,
mott end Anstra thau you xIi ecrcn
Ia Toe cry Of tsos fitasl Psoro Eotlsael-oas Ssn
IKE AustJsrA"
If ipsuyrection eboud be- ;m poes;ole ,p your osn
so~p, al yourg meu soe 10 tesf aims Sl iease it,
proceed 70 the Isaytst town bss
sresdy SUCCESSFUL or acy 70 be Among n-gnbor.
you vii Ccooee tnO<e pe1res. Piedmont.
wbs,a all l,sisp forc4s suouid be concentrated.
Yco viii make every ctost N vaaqusb aud disor
fsLize the Austrian army is,erc ping rs oommuaIca
hohs destroying i've orideee aad tsiegraphs burning All
d'p. of provnors or coibipe ana skiDs prisoners Of
al ~ poitspt persons IN The Aos!f,sn service.
IN hci st nTst Gre Oh I,agaa Bansarisn soldiers
but On The contrary eu~eavcr 10 induce sbem foiloy
3oof OWE nag sld receive WITH open al who give
way 10 your extortsi,ons.
o. Regular toois ~no ~' embarrsss The national cause
viii he al eesi Dto f,eam moot
o. Wherever tue ssfui The man VINO
etaBhs bsbest IN sbe popular assnfne % H.
Aiy eho civ az horny, ~ilb the OF DIVISION Al Com
missioner fer kDR Victor Emanuel ard OH msiuta,n Il
9n'l me arrival Of NE Conan saooer osspAshei ~
PhrDolte<e s0cefbmsnt
The povisicrs tnmnssioper viii abolish the saaes
CO bread, com No. ara senets ali wniah Nv.
eaet IN -ardpjsp trrfiiofy.
- Hsy yin Of once be made, by meaDs Of cooscrip
ton OF yourg q en- from eie 0teen senty yess AZ