The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-04

sapganary oomoas
and more hoe'ile TO Austris rhs National siasfk q
Berlin concludes N article ON the peace OF VaraocA
"rhetreaty which Austria has just concludes hnm
lstiug that di suit n0d anything IKE In the an
mas Of history Il appears toat Aas'ii be-. preferred
throwing beraeH Toto the OF Napoleon al 70 aiioS
fng Prusaia to take Der proper rank ia Germany"
The Vienna pre+s givos the following undertaking
"When Emperor Austria found the mission OF
Prince DO Hndcngatx hsn secured the end DESIRED
no resolved 10 come 10 direct restraining with oe
Emperor Napoleon Austria dee med direct add pro npt
decision far better ;hAn Ispg aod useless dscrssioos"
Of he members Of the legislative bodies a. st. Cloud
Senator's deputies and naemoers OF toe coaooi Ia coat
costume mustered N great so!ce u sas nse me ,osa
$50 their Naes.iee, precedei % tue Mrechaux OF tho
Palace, tho high officers OF STATE et entered toe Sale Do
Mars, where the general hodes of State nad asse mn'ed
Il Ia needless cay that the reception ~itn et
the bands Of those bgh functionares enthusiastic
Tho e6ed roof In fact could contain the eolu
Of ordinations which sssaied them. Wnateser tner
private opinions 70 the Emperors policy, gentle
know full well VINO the OF planetary sys
tenn, ana without hH light aud neat what Of obscure
ton Will soon followp
H. lropoDg President Of the Senate then stepped for
ward ana addressed his Majesty rue MmueT gtvec 700
the ossnsd pey5d. "Your Msjeety tod tnst
because French interests, which hsd commeuce the var
now connsed peace and because to carry the coufcs
farther would exceed the Legitimate OF uter
venor-tbat for ibis you have shesthe1 the
sussen &c and then after the usual series OF adaory
phrases, rroplong substitution Sciso nA1 conquered
Hspaiba he night have destro, ID Carhage but ne did
not think IL right TO do although he hal undertaken 70
break down CArthagin,an poser prudent ps'tlcian,
as well able general he knew that IT frequently
hsppen that man ruins himself In ipjurng mis- enemy
too much"
Now, it ia very certain that Tropopg has expressed
In this Ssasess tue form ana shape public opn
ion 10 France notwithstanding rs. sustained
Ia slowly but surely assuming. Rna aueion Carthage
vss in this respect ma BOY one as It begos already 10
be applied not only Austria, but To another Power,
which, from time immemoral, has been the real
Carihsge OF France-namey, England. No doubt great
dtoQn ntynQn falf utu
leave Italy In state tban wheo the oegao but
gradually the sympathy in Ia,y beco ming absorbed 10
the magnificent aspirations which az veto use Mr.
Dsraelrs famous pnrsse-ouly "oom in the Distance"
bur which recent bave given life reality
aud which the most sahRuine did no. before believe TO-
That the Emperor mas made she Emperor OF Austria his
own,hat be will thus become Coadjutor in accomplish
ing the coming greatness OF France conviction silent
y taking full possession of minds The Ma
pOleons answer TO the three addresses rropoug
Morney and NJ Baroche s studied. the more does che
truth Stand forth tnat the brance which has
been brought back to the of france pre-
served for wider and more patriotic purpose than she
The Emperor with his usual felicity explains the rea
for stopping snort In his victorious
which be eeems canddiy 10 admit might have assn
less favorable aspect But is 1t 10 be supposed that
like Napoleon when the drst day of tots year grace
he del 6eraey flung down the gauntlet Of var had
counted toe coe had not contemplated the exact
tns ency he speaks of-uamey, the attitude OF Germany
ana the obstacle nterposed by neutral territory? rs
says
"When, after successful campaign o. two mouths the
French and Sardnan armies arrived under the walls OF
verona, the struggle inevitably about
cha acer, both IN military and political point OF view
fatally obliged to attack In front
sions TANKS by neutrality OF the territory which
surrounded him. and In commencing the long aud etere
war Of seges. found before me Europe in arms, ready
either TO dispute successes aggravke
All this perfectly true only was just true the
let Of January as in July IL is, therefore, plain, men
say that ideas have nterpo.eddeas suggested by
the wonderful power developed the part Of army
"The difficulty, continues the Emperor, tot the under
| taking would neither have soaken my resolution nor
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been out Of proportion with the results TO be expected
In other words 10 accept struggle on the ahpe as
well as the Adige, for the purpose Of humatng
Austria and regeuer.ting Italy when by stepping short
question should arise between France Power
you not see that bit by bit am tearing shreds tue
ties which disgraced you In 1876 stopped short it
was neither from asstude nor from exhaustion from
abap donment Of the noble wished serve,
because in my heart there was something which spoke
nothing the ardor OF those soldiers Who
flushed by victory only asked 10 b led forward you
before Europe from my programme the territory which
extends from the Mincio to the AdraticP D. you
hearts noble illusions destroyed az patriotic hopes
e1tingushedP $40 serve the cause OF Italian ndepen
AZ the desnies OF my country could be endangered
made peace"
This last phrase has been closely criticised It s plain
them that the Emperor had counted the cost, that he
knew that Europe would be opposed him, that the
victory Of Soerino did not enlarge his conviction this
respect Something else, however, it did do: It showed
him how 1t might be rendered most invaluable instru
ment in sugmentDg the grandeur of France, which
Of infinitely greater importance than agxraudzng the
power Of SARDINIA "rhus, after having given fresh
proof OF the military Of France, the peace which
have just concluded will be fruitful in happy results Tue
future will every day reveal them more and for
happiness Of Italy, the influence Of France and the epose
Of Europe"
rsgresson has taken place the which the
Douncemen Of the armsce, and subsequently OF peace
| produced. The three per cents are at 68f.
The Penipotentares fixed for the meeting at Zurich
are, for France Baron de Bourqueney aud for Austria
Count de Colaredo. The Sandman Penpotenary is no.
yet determined Prince Esternazy expected here from
| Vienna.
A letter which have just received from friend at
Lucca assures that the fury in Tuscany about the
return Of the Grand Duke is intense The inha oans
declare they will burn palace and fortress they will
submit. to such Humiliation Everywhere the portrait Of
Orsini s being hawked about side by side with that Of
the Emperor and deep and are heaped upon
the Imperial liberaor OF yesterday. At Mlan without
which were placed about in all directions, 1t ia firmly be-
eved he could not have escaped assassination Since his
Maesys return TO Paris less fear has been of ad
mittpg the English Journals but since the
OF the peace until Tuesday last the 19h the conscaon
OF newspapers coming from the other side the Coannel
has been on Wholesale system Three days out of four
the Lonoon Times never reaches me. Last week the
weekly herald, from New York, was also prohibited.
What sins have you been committing
Genoa letter says:-The Mianese demand King Of
their own, distinct from Piedmont What will they say
when they must assist freeing Piedmont from the duan
ca engendered by the policy Of Count
Cavour Almost on the eve Of the armistice Prince de
brother Of the King Of Sardinia and Regent of
Of country Of which the destines was not decided i'm
posed the additional tax Of what is called "he Decline"
and declared that should be once even In the
provinces recently annexed The Sandman government
will have 70 exercise extraordinary prudence hopes
| TO retain what the fortune Of has given it.
The Imperial Guard will arrive at Milan on the 25th
Other divisions of will arrive the day After The va.
ross corps retrace their steps over the localities they
had rendered famous by their Victories and though glad
TO return to their beloved France, still IL is sa,d
tain feeling Of disappointment generally psrvades the
army at finding its work summary cut short Every
one had made his provision Of devotedness for indefinite
period no one was yet satated with victory and such
the nature Of that when he has looked for ward
70 long and arduous task attended with vcsstudes OF
all Sorts and has screwed his courage the height
MS enterprise tho very unexpectedness Of the success
which meets him ut the outset produces indeanabe
sentiment OF melancholy which his reason repels but
which all his efforts cannot entirely throw or
The heat OF Paris is quite unprecedented No one walks
who can ride but omnbuses few, and Of these the
unfortunate cattle exhausted that IL liz onv under
the torture of the whip that they keep their time