The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-05

Austria has endeavored give gusraatees to Russia py
taking from Count Bao the direction Of her external
policy.
THE RECEPTION OF NAPOLEON IN ITALY.
From the Paris Moniteur, May 1871
The Emperor, accompanied By the ministers of the
King of PIEDMONT, Count de Cnasseloup Laubat Minister
of Algeria aud the French Envoy 1T Turin Genoa on
the 4tn, IN the midst OF the eut1u
sasm which have never eased the arrival of MIS-
eeissy by ~: raxa1 Msn sis sT TSs line
which crorses the Apennines, aud has 155 moas
reflects The highest honor the Sardnisn government
and Atheists the resources and activity tina. energe;
country which has carried the oft spite
Il the most Difficult: circumstances. TIE train only
stopped Tor few minutes st the principal stations OF
Ponie Decimo, Basaia, Arquats, Serravale and NON.
During tbs whoe line The inbabsns.and troops their
marcn collected at the points whence they could
view Of the Emperor, ana hailed him with shouts OF de-
light At few minutes before four the train crossed the
Bornida leaving left the plain where the i'm
mortal battle OF Marengo was fought and at four O'Clock
entered the termnus of Alessandra The Emperor was
received by the civil and military authorities, con-
Quoted him into Esl0n fitted up with the greatest maga
hcence After remaining there for few minutes, the
Emperor mounted horseback and escorted by several
through double Inns formed By thu National Guard and
the French and Sandman troops The road followed by
the Emperor, which along the forncatons Dor
dered By Venetian mests surmounted by the eagles Of
France and Savoy and from which foaed the ricoored
fsgs OF the two nations AL the windows the streets
through which the co,teee passed were filled With ladies'
scattered bouquets and owers before the npsror
On columns the railway station were
extracts Franch from the proclamation Of the Emperor
the entrance OF the Strada DELLA Pierra iumphal
arch on one eide OF which was the inscription " 70 this
her Of the coDqueror Of Marengo," aud the other
$40 the Iay or Victor Emanuel IL" On the Paz, sta
was placed marble buss Of Napoleon L. surrounded by
vases OF towers and On either SIDE the piazza mill
tary trophies of the two nations short tune after tao
Emperors arrival At the palace he joined by King
OF Piedmont aud their Majestles dined together Ia
evening the tosn was brilliantly illuminated. Although
was known That the Emperor would not Wait the theatre
toe nonte was crowded md between the pieces
actors rected an ode written fer tee honor OF
ths E0pya a. r,tt,..
peIor, accompanied by Marshas Valiant and Caurobert
and some OF The officers OF hs household walked to .ne
cathedral dedicated ST. Peter the National Guard being
drawn up on either SIDE Of the streets through which his
Majesty passed TIE Emperor received q. sne en-
rance OF the church by the clergy with great ceremony
the service was performed the Able Ili1 chaplain
o. the Emperor Both going and returning fro n tho
caoeaIs the Emperor was greeted with the loudss
nations by the people.
THE RUSSIAN VIEW or THE EMPEROR OF
AUSTRIA'S WAR MANIFESTO.
TRANSLATED for the NEW York HERALD from the Invade
Russo, May l2.l
we nave before us the proclamation OF the Emperor Of
austria, dsed April 2S in vncD he explains why he AZ
beeniofced 20 declare war. Ths declaration il written
with hte add passion, il full 0: high sounding phrases
tha. are employed 10 preference when the cause IL an s
just one and the eoquence of which Is very likely to turn
some OF those hot heads Germany Bat we mst have
soenng else IA Phrases 70 convince the quiet and
partial reader He must have logic and facts wha.
ne Tears the most is that internal device raeyrand
speech 70 given 70 man, not TO express bot TO hide
thorghts or that other phrase Of Fouche which s SIN
more revolving lf you wish hide anything spaa9 OF
10 every and will believe you; each one will
Try on the contrary TO find another meaning to your
worcs" Gut toe times OF Machsveiism are gone by.
Christina civilization bas taught men that the beat
diplomacy and the truest policy consists ABOVE ALL ia
truth ano loyalty Tnose fne phrases Only serve to orna
meni fasehood Truth has went Of them. IL is true
nas truth coca Los a~ays disengage tsef Sufficiently
GuT from Tue rnirt 70 which it is enveopsd tae clouds
OF eN ana sisehood often darksn the and break
oit Ii Storm, bat the SUD OK truth 1nsnes uy dissi
sng en and snincs In al is brightness In the clear
tlafef ky.
TIE proclamation Of the Emperor Francis Joseph pro-
~,s insny ssd and affecting thoughts. no addresses
1~ 70 hs people ard exnorts them 70 sorye in this
, nas VITA Their fLsiX .radaiar,elgs. Bat what ara
- popieY siaves, Magyare, Italians. That
IN RAY quite Indifferent 70 tho two o. " or tnose
Peopie some Ten years ago the Tche,uez and tho
heRyNs proved 70 Austria that they suffered nnasr he.
yoAe As 70 the itasns It would DC ridiculous 10 nsx
them thef operation aud sympathy for war In snco
the whole OF Iny Ia Struggling for IL, tndeneoasa.n
There remains, them for Francis Joseph but none ,n
populations OF Germany, TO whom has again
many improvements IN the way Of progress ana a 49,,
ton Alas these populations likewise the value of
phrases.
Further the proclamation explains the march Of tho
negotiations relative 70 tho reunion OF congress- ana de-
allied Powers but that Sardinia placed such on
her acceptsion that was quite impossible TO sccede
them Here the grea. Sardnia the contrary
acoetted all The propositions Of England and France See
could do more.
The Ensh ministerial paperc themselves, who have 90
m1y aei.oet the policy plc.fqs 2? OF Austria, vein
y rieo W excuse tue ut by pretendDg taa.
a."meht u ~ss eeDt Austria was not aware that SAr.
uuih oto consoisea 10 generci disarmament Ia aog
eers, was l,pHst1, that at the sie Of the p~ocla
msson (tne 2eth OF Apri) sns coo3en, of Ssrdlana
'Au ho' DC KNOWN Ihe nash is tnat Austria found II