, 1859-08-01
THE PEACE.
How 1t is Received In Esrepe,


RECEPTION OF THE PEACE NEWS I.
PARIS.
Gdltgadats A<ntager Of July 14th, says:
"As soon as the important intelligence of th,
conclusion of peace became known YESTERDAY
considerable crovds collected, as it by magic
IN every part Of Paris, in spite Of The e1trs1nt
heat Of the weather, and congratulated eacl
other on the war being over. Flags soon ap
peated at the windows, and at night the public
Offices, thcHtres and great thoroughfares wert
brilliantly illuminated. An immense crowd
filled the streets to late hour, aImirinr the
brilliant appearance Of the houses, as was seen
at the rejoicing on the occasion Of tue battle o!
SolfeFino.
The Cou,ri<r DE- P1ris says:
"The general bases of peace hare been agreed
to. but that act does not by any means exclude
the meeting Of Congress to deciJe on q def.
mite constitution Of ltay. At all erents, before
Congress could meet the teliigerant powers
must hare come to an understanding on tho
basis Of the negotiation. The two Euperors
have done better-they have signed the neace :
but neither ono nor the other has Intended to
withdraw from assembled Europe what is really
within her competence"
The following remarks arc from The Constttu.
tioaaez:
This great result of one Of the most elori.
Gus Campaigns recorded in military history will
fill posterity with aatonishmens and udnui ration
For such events time only is wanting to cause
them to appear as great "a those which have
cast the greatest eclar on humanity. And, what
Is ne" III history. perhaps, the conqueror has
not abused his victory. After four battles won. On
me emperor, triumphant on the Mincio, has
nob!y offered peace TO yanquished enemy who
could not hare solicited it from him. In the
pleutitude Of his force-at tue moment at which
sardluian army was investing Peschier4u-at
Which the French army was about to besiege
sen'ce-at which Prince Napoleon had brought
up reinforcement Of 40,0Vu fresh troops9at
which the teet, consisting Of forty vessels, rYas
about to bonbard Fenice-at that moment the
Emperor Napoleon stops short, and master Of
himself and of the situation, dominates and
mode1ates events. The Pope, President Of the
Confederation. will obtain BY that great poli,i-
cal position, an increase Of moral posser, which
his Stases. The Holy See will fad in this state
Of things the surest guaranty Of its independ-
ence, aod will thereby be freed from any foreign
influence or interference"
The following is from the Pr4se:
=" "Erents hare gone on during the last fort
night With rapidlty that has left the rear not
onty tue movements Of diplomacy, but the bold.
est representations Of public opinion. While
Lhe great neutral powers were still engaged in
comolnlng project Of mediation and The press
4sd scarcely commenced to talk of peace, the
soFe1eigns Of The conflicting empires have come
70 direct and prompt understanding. The es-
5entlal result Of the war is the creation Of the
ttalian Confederation, undsr the honorable
presldentshlp Of the Pope, wns started for the
hrst time in pamphlet cntitled Napoleon III.
and Italy. And it is the programme Of that
pamphlet which now receives It's application"
The Unirtrs is brief in its observations, and,
nil Ia l..
ass.gned n the new arrangements to the Pope,
Is bead OF the Church. II says:
We need scarcely sny with what sentiments
u happiness and admiration this glorious news
,na been everywhere received. The joy felt ut
!ie peace is doubled BY the man.er in which
be Emperor has concluded it, quite indepen.
teotly of Those prudential couusels that were
lad allowed to be shed. As the Emperor Of
AUSTRIA will have voice in the lsalian Confcd.
:tion. the States If the Church will bc properly
protected. GiOry to the two Roman Catholic
smperors who have concluded between them |
elses the peace Of the world, aud who take
he Church under their own protection.
'ERMENT AMONG TIE PARIS WORK
MEN.
The Paris correspondent Of the London !Star.
une 18th, says:
:" The stupeiaction produced By thc announce
aent Of tue sudden peace still rcigus, to out |
'ard appearance, in Paris; but. in the interior |
the dtet'<rs, PARTICULAR, the printing Offices,
le agitation which began yesterday still exiara. |
'ot tile smallest idea Of fMea.t has entered into
lie brain Of even tho most sacred ulat1nlst in |
be place; but, nevertheless, much uneasiness |
evlnced " the patrons, or employers Of tile |
Iofknen, in consequences Of the unusual aui- !
1aton existing amongst them. There can be |
% doubt that, BY some secret afilia.ion, q cor
rAn0nHnDrA r3F,t t1t, rhu4
'etles; ;of the south Of Europe and those which /
xist IN Parla. The most yisi!anf police has
erer been a1se 10 discover tie means of COM
1unication. Tictri alone could tell us, if he
hose, es lc openly uyows his connection with !
l0re than one.
That tue return Of the Emperor will be
lade the subject of some sort Of demonstration
II tue pa,t Of the Faubourgs, there can he no
ruot, and tho greatest case is already being
lken, lest any outward sign of.tlle inward dis
ontent be suffered to escape. Meanwhile the
elldlsposed and sensible part Of the coinmu-
ity-t'le slep.kcepess and manufaetusers-are
usly exciting themselves to display 10 those
ndcr their charge all the advantages TO be
aimed by this opportune pacifcation, aud, above
It, the .ise cessation u ,L4t frigLtful blood
1cd which must sooner or later bring . curse
pon tue people by whom it is inflicted far
Feaser than 1ha. incurred by its unhappy ric-
m.
Another letter says:.
"The consequences Of this peace are no. all
eacefnl--fAr from it. The ahtiers OF Paris
ere all cztir with the bare news Of the ar,nis-
ce-wi.at will be said at the positive cessation
hostiilties.-what will be sung when tie En-
eror returns on Saturday! hara just seen
,e muster Of an iron.fouudry Of the faubourc
!. Denis, who expresses bus disquietude rs to
ie uaanuer in which his workmrn mean to em-
log tue holiday they hare Que aud Ill asked for
Thursday. They are Republicans =. dia5k....
nd the hon. =: man, and know that they Iave
'rned party to go 10 the wuo1s ot VIM
ennes.'
ECEPTION OF THE NEWS IN ENGLAND.
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