The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-23

been forthcoming has really been here inecgno as the
bearer an autograph letter from his sovereign to
Emperor in which Fraucis Joseph implores Alexander H.
to let cones be bygones as he expresses IT, to show
himself Christian ia forgetting ard forgviug iuju
and renewing those cordial relations between
Empires which had so happily subssled for
century, until interrupted by the coaduct Of
q minister whom he had now removed from his
councils an to which be Francis personally had al
ways attach the highest value 10 tbs contents of this
nssve all ,he accounts aforesaid unanimous; IL is
the answer given by our Emperor concerning wh,h
there are SO many versions aaos which differ 50 mush
az TO be totally irreconclsbe. According TO soms hs
Mpssty replied that good Christian he was ready
forgive his INJURIES but that as the OF Nicholas
he could not forget the behaviour OF Austria hs
father that Emperor Of Russia he could
alliance from which his country hal derived
any benefit and which engaged him to defend principles
and interes ts With his own. Absorbing to
others the fav ,rabe, the Emperor dis
claiming all vudctive feeiDg against Austria aud init
mating hs satisfaction at the dismissal OF Couot Bdo
which would lead 10 better understanding besw sen tho
two Courts ioaly, there some who g far to
assert that Wind shgraz left capital with the ASA
rance that all his masters peccadloes forgiven aad
that he had nothing to fear from Russia, who you'd
disturbance should bseak out in Austrian Polad our
government unielsrred by the inausplcoas results OF
ts Intervention in Hungary, would not refuse it's assist
ance I'm restoring order and tranquility.
Now, az to the pretended iacgai,o Wait of Prince Win
dishgrsiZ, that is OF course felton, IL being papa
bly, absurd to imagine that of es ags rau
be hurried from Vienna to S. Petersburg aad back agso
without stopping on the wsy, or wtoon being recognized
in tranI but that such report should gain groiud
in Itself political symptom tina. IL not entirely uaim
portant There Inge Of policy in the atmosphere
the scenes which they do not quite compre,
ss1a Wssher Letters have pissed
say; but the telegraph is constantly ut work
with messages from Alexander Petrovitch Balabu,
instructions of the latter there
doubt that goiatons pending, the issue Of which
may considerably poory the present situation Pfiocs
Ausria kindred 10 thai sworn by Hannibal T. Rone
by tee first Napoleon to perhdous Albion but the sic
ice Of his old rival Buo may have appeased his wrath,
especially as it is generally ascribed 10 his having told
Count Karob that Russia would never have auyth ug
do with Austria long as 1.-THE dups Of the Tartar ca
naTd remained az the head OF airs-referring to the
FAM hoax about the fall OF Sebastooo which had 80
mystined poor Bao that be zen; Geographic despatch
the Emperor Of the French his wonderful victory.
Besides we are not quito pleased here with Master
Louis last procamations, and altogether with the
not particularly partial to revolutions they eettsher
shocked at the psurrecon In Tuscany, the 1sh. of
Grand Duke ana the French manifesto relative these
events, which they consider equivalent TO those declare
tons which the freedom OF tue Bonapare dynasty vas
wont to indulge ha the house Of 80 an SO had cessed
to reign General Kmlien is said to have remons.ra .ed
with Count Walewsk the subject, and slight co,,ness
is beginning TO be exhibited towards France, while
relations with EnglBLd and Prussia increasing in init
macy In word, before we are many weeks older, W
nay expect Prince GortschakoG TO forward again
rope which would this time be gladly agreed TO by
ia, and which Of coarse would have 10 be preceded
cessation OF hostlites between tue belieerent Pc
To be sure, great deal will depend upon the military ad
interim: j
expects the Aus.rians 10 best the French, wae
every ore expects that the French will soon drive the
Ausuans back into Lobarty and enter Milan is 70
presumed that the three great neutral Powers VIII thea
think the tine arrived for them TO cry OFT, ''nold,
eSough and proceed ID arrange The terms Of peace Ia
that Gaze, Austria would undoubtedly bave 10 give up
least part OF her Italian possessons for winch she might
receive recrDiay n1empty from the King OF Sardinia
70 whom they likely to be awarded; but just will
be taken at Napoleon Ill does not obtain single square
inch of territory in Iay for himself aud that All prospect
OF erecting Kingdom of Etrura for his cousin Jerom,
cut oil by the return OF the Grand Dcle Of Tuscany
one of his sons to Florence If the French En peyor
assured Of the support of Russia would not be likely
to sccede TO such terms and this may DO why
government who sincerely anxious for the
ehment OF peace seem inclined now 10 keep a.oof from
him, and 10 bridge over the chasm that separates them
from Austria.
Al all events it certain that the idea placing an sr
my Of observation the Austrian frontier has yet
been carried OUT the measures that in progress toe
that purpose have been and the long peced
imperial lhdse ordering levy Of recruits Gil Up the
vacancies tina. have occurred 10 the ranks OF the army
during three years peace is sti kept back. number
'i officers high In command, including Prince Va,ichikoT
eont 10 the Minister of War; General Mourayls Prince
Vladimir Dolgorouky, General Timeebol, &c. Sc,
received Of abseoce for the surns and the ons
sers that visible at the present yment the
experiments made By the Artillery Department with the
guns which to be introduced in the issiau ar
ny, and which are eaid to resemble those invent
cd by Armstrong in England Instead Of the FOR
nieabe Russian fleet that was 10 be despstched 70
ne Mediterranean as ~s cd were informed BY the
haf vesiels will be aent there TO relieve the
squadior of Admiral Istorner shat has been cruising in
" waters since last year Only 10 the extreme south
west movement Of troops is going towards the Pruh
Danube TO protect godavia and Wal.achll against
hf ned invasion of the Turks which has excited
Siderable alarm ropg the inhabitants Of the Prncpai
.ts, and which Russia would never permit, beoty
solved, necetsary, 10 repel it by force Of arms Our
Charge at Ccpstsntnople Prince b.no Rotnfsky has
received orders 10 recntrate With the Porte, and
sitt upon s Withdrawing the army that has been collect
The vicinity Of Shuma aad under the present cir
cunstet ces, when Austria ia unable, and England anvil
ling TO ssset Turkey s hoped that the Sultan will listen
to the representations OF his powerful negobor and not
III piepsr Cd 70 tuatsr. Iadeed BY last adviceG
TIC Ottoman capital The Turkish authorities sem quite
anxious n come TO good understanding with Russia
Grand Duke Constantine hourly expected there from
Jerusalem, in the Gromov AMI great preparations
berg made both by the rurxsh government aad By the
Cbrsiia1 inhabitants to give him brilliant reception.
General Yarni oovtcb, OF the Imperial Guard bcea
appointed military commissioner the Frea aeaiquar
tsrt and Colonel Torpeau who is military alta ne t. our
embassy Vienna viii proceed to the Austrian camp
the came characer. This is another proof of patall.y
on Our sde Several young Officers have received pc,
mission 10 enter the Wrench Sandman army
teers and Il &c DO not hear of any being sahoz.d
join The Arsirians, believe the only that
have applied.
On tie 1,h July the birthday Of the late Eny5rcr Nci
oas the eced ha by order Of his soa m b
insugura,ed with all due soemnity, IN presence of the
Whole Imperial family the absent members Of which viii
have Ieip ned IN Pc'&sburg by that time. There m be
neSo Gus coocourse CT pe'pc, aod o-eso
guess expected The statue Is modelled Prossspr
Rsntzarof add csst by Baron Kot, ana ia said TO be
masterpiece Of sculpture,
Cur Brussels Correspondence.
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