The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08
THE GOSSIP OF PARIS,


correspondence June l6) Of the Independence Beige
The sense OF the last adopted by Prussis con
tnues to be interpreted n moro or lees contra
dictoy There the indecison on the part of The
commentators as the Prussan government. itself s not vel
well assured as to what line OF conduct will denitiyely
follow In any CASE the decision by Berlin would
perhaps appear in double point of view-either in
sufficient or excessive, too much or too little
The intentions Of the French government being in
no way dissimulated, the Emperor Napoleon MOI
being willing to lay down arms as long as Austris
occupies an inch Of ground in Italy, it is no,
TO ornaments as precauton that Prussia should ha 70
recourse nor, above all, should she dream for momen,
Of mediation If she thinks that the honor of the COME
Iteration engaged that the integrity of the Austrian Doe
sessions should be maintained in the Forth of the PENN
sua let her resoutey take the cause OF her s.,
ter Of Germany, however little they may have agreed
amoDgst themselves until nov.
If, on The contrary, sense would indicate,
Prussia does not consider it to be to her interests to
ntermeddie with question exclusively Italian ohe- wge
than in diplomatic point Of view, It may be asked
why those military measures, Interpretation OF which
will be always difficult in the point of view of Cancellation
In THIS case the French government would be fully au
zed in Fastening the material formation by the display of
her Army Of the Rhine part of which is at this moment
peaceably exercising at the camp OF Chalons.
translation in fact rected the passaee of the
Gazette de Prusse relative 10 the mobilization OF the six
corps OF tie army and appears to give to the
Invention somewhat lees immediate than attributed
it In the despatch.
Notwithstanding, the fact does not weigh lees on the
efforts used TO explain IL.
There is no important from the scat OF the war:
but this silence would appear to confirm the idea that the
Two armies are concentrating for decisive action, and
which would set aside the opinion of the immediate re
turn Of Napoleon ILL., II the Emperor Francis JOSEPH ac-
cep the battle that the French sovereign earnestly
searching for II is natural suppose that the result viii
be considerable and If the victory the side of
the Allies what preceded gives one every reason
pdanf IN fhcir
will certainly open to them the foftresss OF the famous
qaddtoere more rapidly than by their guns without say
attacked.
Military prepar sonB still go in France They are
now occupied in the formation OF the regiments 1o3 104
and 105, OF which the creation resolved the same
time as the regiments l0l and IG2 1t believed that
their destination is for the Army Of the East.
Nearly all the correspondents Of the great Journals
Messrs Amedee Achord Edmund Tergier ohere-haye
returned to Paris. is not precisely measure official
honorable representatives Of the press but fatigue anS
the difficulties which Away increasing to folio the
military operations, obstacles which they meet with
every step their route. We assured that on or
Two OF them, moro intrepid, On the point of re-
turning
and inserted in ell the evening papers, ccrti1es
ALL tie decided intentions OF the rovernment not 70 act
aside any Italian sovereign, and particularly to exact the
respect due 10 The authority Of the Pope One can wei
see how much, in the relations between those in
power and the Journals the form Of discussion is profe
rable 10 warnings; has the advantage to enlghten
the public opinion without any Of the Inconvenience In
berent on The 81 stem OF repression
On Sunday Monday the Count pourtaes Is expected
In Pais; never the presence Of diplomat could have
more chances Of berg Useful.
The ereatet macy regns at tbs between the
Court Of Russa and the Cabinet OF the rueries II is an.
nonnced that question CT the Ls,r Saints which was
nc preftxt for the war 10 the East about 10 be settled
ne ratfatcn OF the two governments. Mutual conces-
slons have been made The celebrated cupoa OF the Holy
Sepucre, which s falling TO decay will not be repaired by
Turkey. The cost will be paid in by the French
and Rutsian governments Toe old paintings will be re-
established and the columng repaired In short will be
complete restoration The rules that FIX tho hours NJ
which each religion will perform It's will be re.
vised In friendly way. The Latns will profit by como
few CONCESSIONS that they have desired for come time
am Likewise afsuYed another point that an important
affair concerning the npences of hss recently been
con uded through the oral and financial aid OF France
Ihefe facts, which have but little importance in them.
Selves 40 not cease to preoccupy the diplomats who bo
eve, more thpn ever that II there In no treaty existing
between those two Powers there are preparatory acs
establishing, In durable way, gooo understanding be.
tween them.
letter from India, which have just seen does no.
bho" that country ~ being pacled manner absolute
twenty regiments we're preparing TO return Europe but
received counter orders little than one half will
remain and three regiments destined for the garrsons
Malta and tho lonan sands There safety on the
Iosds Europeans who travel In the Interior are Obliged 10
circulate IN CARAVANS short time ago an English officer
wos found assasuated at very short distance from CAL
cutta. ~ WI
The spirit OF revolt IN not dad. n onIv sun,yuor.