New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-10
FRANCE.
Correspondence Of The London Times.

Correspondence Of The London Times.
PARIS, Friday, JAY 22-6 p. m.
The stOiCal calmLess Of demeanOr which once char
acteTized the Emperor Napoleon seems 10 be giving
place to susceptibility too strong for conceanent.
Perhaps the consciousness OF certain political faults
likely to shake the confidence once reposed in his
judgment End appreciation of his own interests may
account for the cnaDge. Be I'll is may the irrta
ton betrayed in the very first lines Of his Maestys
reply to the brief address of the Diplomatic Body
through their spokesman the Pspal Nunco, a. given
in this days Non,teur, has excited general attention
and regret. This time the reproach apparently is not
addressed to sador, the let Of January
last but TO the of almost all European
States. The tone of voice suited to the words;
the brief and hurried. The representa-
tive of one OF the German States impstienty
ked whether his fears we're at last dissipsted'
On the whole the thing gone through like most
unple asant task, Of which IT might be said that the
sooner 1t the better. The Monaeur has, L
am told inserted word which was not spoken by the
Emperor. His Majesty said Europe has been
unjust" &c, and not " Europe IN general the
words in general added for the sake Of
Russia. Prussia and England are believed to be the
countries To which the reproach Is specially address ,ed
SATURDAY, July q.
ton on the peace from the Court of Cessation, the
Court Of Accounts, the Imperial Court of Paris, the
Municipal Councils Of Bordeaux, Toulouse, Lille,
Amers, and Tarbes, and from 1853 other municipal
councils and councils Of embellishments in different
departments.
Prince de la Tour dAuvergne, French Minister at
Turip, has gone TO Rome to make the Holy Father
acquainted with the Emperor's wishes as 10 the new
arrangements in Italy The seat of the Confederation
will be at Rome, and there to be no doubt tina.
the Pope will scce pt the Presidency.
Paris correspondent Of the AoId of Brussels saws:
The diyergences remarked In the transmitted o. Grst
relative to the peace already beginning disappear and
give place communications less and ess opposed oher
IL appears certain that the penare II peace which ara
about be signed Zurich and the developments they
will receive the Congress- viii sat.fy Italian in.res,S
mi a first h.
ptely Italian, both by s administration and army Italy
will be delivered from all military intervention the French army
Rome will quit the Ppa States Immediately after the
izaon Of the Italian Peninsula. As the meeting Zurich
fact IL still doubtful From the nomination Of Sandman
Penpoten.ay not being ye, announced, persons infer
tina, ssd will not take In tsa meeting The three bel
seent Powers certainly signed the armce but the
tsly does exist the signature Of the prennares u
peace The official which receive from Italy
confirm all that correspondents have said 10 the agitation
Of the country The Moaitors TOano inorms that In
three duchs the people declare with the energy against
to the old order things and petitions naans-
ons rapidly suceeed each other In Tuscany although n,
received from Turin continues BE- favorable the Government
has suspended its srmamsn IT, the one hand il
wishes 10 be prepared TO energesy put down any attempt
disorder On the ohsr it wishes be prepared for any pcs
syen,uaities that may take plsce'
Correspondence Of The London News.
PARIS, July %, 1859.
Yesterday the Emperor's extraordinary speech to
the Corps Dpou stiques, ayerrDg tina, all Europe had
been Unjust toward him. read in an alarming sense
II was very generally considered the counterpart To
that celebrated nnstory sentence addressed 10 NJ
Huber on the last New.Year's Day, which, like the
cloud no bigger than a man 70 hand was the precursor
OF the late bloody campaign. If threatening word
addressed TO Austria led within elk months 10 Magenta
and Soferino, what, it has been said may not be
pected to follow from gage Of defiance thrown TO all
Europe To-day, however. there is a disposition TO
take lees somber view Of things. The Emperors
expressed dissatisfaction Is grammacay referable to
wer-and not to the present the prospects OF the
future. The speeches ot Lord John Russell and Lord