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

Al co erea, dsanrs f;om the Latter pls,s thu s.s q
TIE Er reror Louis Napoleon WIS Observer approaching
The Lmpcro,s. as they neared eacu other sts
tne specte ians ADD advancing, slSoE hands VITA
LOWS Nspo the uniform Of aere-al Ia ualer
blue with asuiie.es And gold Lace collar and red
keel.
the unoTes mMse rhe Austrian 1tsG also the
dIsss cap, and the French kept Louis Napoleon
followed by detachment OF Cent Gardes and t~0
squadyons of Guides The contrast bet Reen the ON.
GERS Of the two nations was strisiug, and became
Emrefo Before THIS occurred however. Louis Nspolsoa
presented his chief officers and after the usual OF
spg tre coree protested onwards TO vafranca the
bso towers and domes Of which visible at great
distance.
The two Empcrors side By eide their respective
ssus in picturesque confusion, entered the high
street, passing through the gap made few weeks ago
~ the Aus,rians to defend the road Leaving the
railway station to their left they took the opposite
turning which leads vaegeo halset bsfore the
door OF mean looking house on the right hand which
nsed to be the Emperor Francis Josephs headquarters
Inc two soveregrs aghted and entered the and
presently they left clossted Austrian gsndarme
and French Cent G.rds standing sentry at the door
eide Of the gate TO ths left OF which the Uaans TO the
right the French Guides drawn up lne In bye
the people Of the town, Who did not appear in great mum
bers kept back Austrian and French geudarmes-
During the half hour which the Enperors rpent together
there WAS grave interchange of cviites between the
officers, but much cordialy TO most Of those pre-
sent it was apparently weary trae
The ou'y 6rsy person seemed TO be French psnter-
~ woo, believe, seized the opportunity to make
some sketches of Austrian officers
At last the Emperorg came
The Emperor OF Austria presented his staff to the Empe
ror Of the French ard both walked side by eide towards
The Uniaps, whom tooy inspected.
Nothing could be etrkingly different than the ap
pearauce OF the tro foot
Francis Joseph, young, erect, spare. With all nose
blue eyes aud pale nussche Louis Napolaon Older, fat
in i(ce, large nosed, with broad nausiaches, snd q
msrkabe pecui srity or gait
rbe inspection Of the Uhaas having been completed
tie French tquGcIon under vent the tama ordeal aud
the EmpeYors then took horss again his Mssy Francis
Joseph accompanying his gajssty Louis Napoleon for
aoou i've minutes the road 10 Vslegsio where they
sntol nsnos and tie iniorv view was over.
At noon the Emperor was back in his quarters at
Verona.
called established Verona, and it's intelligence
regarded at v,epne semi Official got copied into
the papers there Gu the l2h instant ths Correspondent
ssted hat tie Emperor Fapos joseph and Loals Sseo
Loco mad hreakesyel together at Yasarcs and bad
afternoon, and this statement esgery reproduced
The Vienna pspers. letter no. that city the lSb
rAtes ,ht reliable Information reserved iom Verona hat
dscved the satemen. YegarcSg toe duration OF the IN
teFvisw, which only las.ed han an hour
[Ffon the Paris Constitutional, July 10
vsrious letters from headquarters state that the inter
view between the two Emperors al vilIarsnca terri
mated by Tire presentation from the OF Arstra Of
think right accept without consult
ing King Victor Ensnael. On the Emperor Napoleons
TO Vaeego, conference took place between him
ana the King, and Prince Napoleon summoned to it,
It lasted to late hour in the evening" aId after Prince
Napoleon charged TO make kno to the Emperor OF
Austria that his propositions were accepted.
The Prince only returned from Verona early on the
l2,h, and it Was on the 18th that the army learned, By
the proclamation OF the Emperor that the prsminares
Of peace had been signed Up TO that moment tho army
had only been able to make copjectures.
at about half past in the afternoon fths 18th
thsr the great news became kno sn ut Paris.
Paris correspondent OF the Independence Beige says
s assured that OF the last things uttered In the
celebrated interview at Vlafarca Was promise mase
by the Emperor of Austria TO pass next winter
al he Tuiieiies.