The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-08
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
OUR PARIS AVID BERLIN CORRESPONDENTS.
State Of Things Before the First Gun was
Fired on the Ticino,
No 10. 10


no., &u, 20
Our Pafis Correspondence.
PANS, Aprii ~, 1859.
aAs War Question In Parts E0 ct Of the Eaoli,A Ossae
LwsNbyley's Mss,o~--The Preparations fov H,n:tiis
/. iAaly-7he hae Arts, DC.
How weary your resjers must be of these incesssn'
sonmnDcstops aDeut the nahsn q,set0o, 80 profoooi
and erudite Astounding with suco particular AID spea
Attenuation, yet absolutely aiding no,h,og 70 WIS
ysu tOosn for months. If "h,ps loug do
Jasred mak.fb the heart sck certain that the nesr
1ss progress towards den,usn,s 10 ~bcn all sensible
prsons have made their m0fs rs 70 the mirrage o.
ne noveisss interesting heir "a scarcely less aAaseaog
Hplomasss accustomed 70 psrpesnaly incline ei her t.
ne gat eft-sel ION to follow the path straight be
bro tbsm-fapcy they can play their wss in the sane
with the public. Such is great mistake Tho
pshc are IKE shrewd Judge Of scsny legal inform
xtoD possessed OF exceea. natural understanding
who give moot just decision, though he may b
esssdesaby puzzled give technical even strictly
kfes for the same; and the public have made
mp es minds Congress or no Congress- arming or dis
ssuiog, Msmiswv NO AO~ieuy, that France -
measure swords with Aostris, and that them
she WILL
Tue plain speaking Of the Epgsh Premier, which, with
al other speeches the occasion in The House Of
lssds aud Commons given In fun both in the Moaier
sd the other journals has been eagerly seized upon by
the public mind here. Every s excauing that mat
srs have fairly arrived at the CRISIS and all o,k
unOn II poA 70 much a. AMtro-ltaian question, as
cue Of peace between England and France.
Placing this ssue, VINO have hitherto shrugged
their shoulders with indifference, assuming the utter
mpsssibilty Of France not carrying al before her.
whenever she peases TO draw the sword, begin to look
grave Lord Derbys speech TO- 10 fact, in every ones
mouth. It is like cricket bali suddenly invading the
Dee hive. The commercial spirit which has been growing
~ half century, and exhibiting ts golden apples In
tantasDg opposition 10 the adored barren laurel
10 be rndely shocked by this naughty language
rom the mos, commercial Of nations. Merchants hnan
srs from the banker 10 the contssier, shopkeepers pro-
pietors hotel keepers-al interests, In fact may
today reading with absorbed features their jour
nals commenting to another in anxious language
The Gma,iennel in such demand to day that many
Of tue vendors asked and obtained and sous be-
You'd the established price; and Engishmao cannot
sAsw hmse the Bonrse Of the great passages
where formerly the Riato Of Venice many leading
nerssts do congregate without being seized by the but
tsobOe and asked whether be seriously believes
"a imminent bet veen France and rAngkkrre
From the first did scrupe you thst the
French government, in promoting the mission Of Lord
Ctuey had other interests that Of prolongng the
crisis Lord Cowey Ia too honest man, even he had
INC neAa ior al Inc required s'ocassd LOT sucn p"a
10 the surprise however, Of the French dplomatists
he seemed 10 be really making come way towards .
pacific solution when the long conferences held with
Count oron 10 the cabinet Of the Emperor 1885, at the
Treaty OF Psris bound 10 bear fruit the Russian
proposal Of Congress- and thus the grand English dplo
superseded But Lord Cowlsy 10 not the
10 constitute the pivot Of great events.
private from Italy states that Venice nundat
y" Dy tue arfVsi Oh "Vops, W Inc sm'uhi " 'ree Ut
epcr thousand per diem; that Notifications have been
erec, on the Lido commanding the entrances to vence
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sae Small sanas 70 .ne ror,o .. me CITY % preveas any
sWs, ~ y, W., W nase oe,u ensereu ius
s.m@pse srransem.nn made 70 furnish the arsenal
sen.e' M euy ys "a =, .eI.H o W . on ~, ~
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autnn soldiers nv IN lay cinros be comp tied ~ less
a ~ ,r ua ,ss r,s, IF rsnn, NJ AZ $500
no War occur, psca all the efforts Of the Congress in
$3.50 ,nos 10 ch o,hsr .ne nas-sd which y ns,raI
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AM n voinn,sers wa 81. ''' AN'A' '-' 'N'
The d.a.n Of thu King Of Napes il hourly expected
rha. OF A. DC Tocuusvlle has at last taken place Be
died al Cannes on the 18th aged ffty three.
Notice Of NJ Horace vernets marriage with Mme de
bes RcheAx WIDOW has been published the Marie.
This bei,g Passion Week grand religious services take
Place ST s the different cha ches St Roch, St. Eustlche,
me Madeleine Nosre Dame, De Lorete, hnd themselves
s3ronged With crowds Of the faithful to leten to the
solemn music Of The fenebres and the Staba or to wit
Iess The ceremony Of La Cepe or washing the feet Of
teeve poor persons Every year seems 70 augment the
spsnsS OF ssese oersmo9mS ana rs evident sna Inc
catholic priesthood oave FOUND 10 Napo!eon lar more
znnnihceps patron tnan 10 Lo9is fh'iippe: