The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-15

osao1 pae reiansd al ta vaue Eempire ct tJuJor 10
pdt1 Ater campaign Of two months, which history
viii ret down ss one Of The glorious recordsite
bsvirg placed hin,e the head OF his aTsnas as he
has placed himself at the head Of the Of Ea
rope, the Emperor may With pride tell France 70 ay
pfide Der arms and resume the Of peacs Sue Gas
too well proved her strength fo any one hencesot,
tFrtm the Paris Debs.s, July so
Inc deciaA made by The government WILL 10 doubt
poonce more effect on The English hsn the recent
nose " which The military naval budgets OF the two
na'oDs were compared. II 70 to be hoped that the
pote, 10 expressive lis brsvy, will neigh
Dois ana ipdoce them TO follow sur example
From II o Courier DE Paris, July 3o.l
the two nes IN the official journal VIII suffice, a. least
TO be hoped pu. an tna 10 ali the ru sors conjec
ofts and psinuaops which, sioce the pea Of vsa-
rsnca, have been Pot IN circulation ket alive In pub
JIG opinion dsqgetude And anxiety which nothing jus
what Id SAID about her, 10 the nrst 70 asaIm. Toe
announcement, Of this measure will b. received
armps Is Tor the popslsson. the completion o.
peace II s 10 be hoped ao that the r, solution by
me EmceIor w suffice to neghoors 90 the
otner sra OF tne Chapnel 10 late speech, No Oeraeh
after cong be mott complete justice to the moderation,
prudence, and upright intentions Of the Emperor MAJ,
icon, smsnced disar striking pledge Of the
pacific int DtioDs OF France of her sovereign the
mears o. promptly putting al end to all prsn1ices, and
tho countries. Inat disarmament Ia now ordered.
From 'be Paris Pays, July 80
The official de:ara proves 10 striking manner the
Il is decided reply to all The msevolent insnuaiions
directed agarst II by the foreign ptesa l.
longer DC haid that fore On Powers because ar
France ~ places her sword ia the scabbard and
ample Will ee followed at least hope co. by the other
Powers 81 Europe.
From lie Paris Pa,ris July SOL
After the announcement ibe Monstar, would mos,
certainly Re svperuous 10 take The
arguments called forth in the Epgsh press by the note
Of tuesday, the comparative BUDGETS u England
and OF France. But with respect 70 this nrst noe sn
euar fact bias occurred ~hch cannot suffer pass
noticed Big mistake Of tho teegrapS-ior we cannot
thin tJat bad faith would be carried far-the year
1863. give in the M,ni the point Of comparison OF
the French budget tefore the campaign the Crimea
ia change in several the English certainly
IN be London Times and Mo- ntng Post the year 1919
II eafy 10 see the effect which must result IN Argument
rom the PROSTITUTION OF the year 1873 when The graod
coalition OF all Europe against Franco was formed for the
year 1885, state Of peace. We hope that the Eogsh
JOURNALS will correct thn crest mistake and that the Lon
don Times and nns Post will have the good faith TO
sckpo~ ledge that having taken 1873 for 1885, state Of
war for state Of peace all their arguments on the sub
'~'' IRON he Gazette dc France, July so]
What e peace footr TOR the French army and navy9
reading the official note. The peace footiug organ
zsti0n capable Of receiving 100000 men, the efedve
war in sy' showing that without extraordinary levies
France could have in month 100000 soldiers under
arms As for our navy, the vessels already launch
ed will probably not be laid up and dsmasted, toe
suspended, and the cannon thrown into the sea. The
Nepch navy will remain what 1t and must be, ever
ready for The defense Of the counsry, and constantly
ard science may auRgest The terrors OF our neigh.
bors must no. have the result Of arres.iug the
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constant progress since the restoration and pu.
us in posfession Of The finest naval force in the world 1t
well kLopn that have ale thought that France
ought her colonial and utilise her
naval forces In the protection Of the national
ments abroad Keeping these prospects in vicv think
mere IS pof properly speaking, such thing
tcotmr fer the French that s 70 say, any possible
ieductfn Of the Davh strength. Ii England sees any
cause OF aerm in tps state OF our she Ia tree TO
increase her own but it IL imp 70 um,t thai.
order to allay the fesrs Of ay oueh.
projects which base commercial oeve,ope
prosperity Of our colonies
From the Paris Ccnstiutioonel, August II
The journals Of London abandon their insensate
sf'iebt Let them at the tame time rsect the grave
consequences which their irritating poenics might
had II prolonged. What was there the diplomat or
military Of the laat few months that could have
excited the slighteft fear among the English people
Where was the slightest danger for the security OF EGG
l.Do In what eapect could this Of Iay-whicb TIE
Emperor promised 10 localise and which the Eogsh
sn ss Ssve tho oesS
that Power or trouble The repose dear 70 itp Ana
teAt DID the Emperor OF the French give any In
tie English nation to suspect bis Intentions or
doubt his upr'sh,DeasP On what grounds, in
con peely devoid Of common sense, accuse the Gov
reign Of France Of medIating All attack on England
Ano yet shat is what has been was wi.nou
provocaop without the attitude of The Jour-
Das towaros Napoleon LII. Such the Injustice and
the Ireudices Of which, only few days DacK they
France IS not ignorant that on this good understanding
depend the Interests OF the world the pro-
ereseive march of civilization. But, for her part spe
also Knows and ius the duties which that
eooo unct retapdIg imposes Der people are never rri
tated without sgainst the Engsb people, joar-
mails 90 insult the Of Eogland and they
always display the most profound for sove
reign Of Great Britain France thinks herself entitled
to expect the Accomplishment Of the on he
pert OF her negbborB END allies She lood be dsnishd
and cied, and cadd soon bceme vriated any Other
conduct
NEWS FROM GENERAL GARIBALDI.
pFRSHyERINa A sUC n mr.
IT'S SMALL BEGINNINGS AND GRADUAL IsCRsASE-
HIS FINE DEMEAEOR IN ITALY-ORDEKs OF TIE
DAY AFTER The TRANSFORMATIONS TO NAPOLEON.
Turin (Ju!y By correspondence of London Times
Or all the various persons who have Hgured conspcu
outly In the recent var, TO have 80
lie as General Garbad # often happens tina. the
and adventures Of parsn chief with the
jory romantic attraction exceeding that BY
of campaign. Garibaldis dashing conduct in former
wars, and hB whole adventurous career, aresdy
email body Of fresh and ind Ientiy armed ievies
he dashed into Northern Lombardy, preceding the
moment have found himself in presence Of thrice
HIS number Of Austrian troops, IL was natural
that many eyes should be turned saros him with any
ious interest People expected from day day hear
Of his beng cut of and surrounded his corps anoih
listed or compelled to surrender at best, being
PEELED 10 seek refuge on neutral territory due
parity 10 his sk and knowledge Of the country and 10
the sympathy and aid Of the Inhabitants but in great
and that, with the exception Of the affair at Castnedoo
In which bis band was worsted, he invariably
hAy bad more or less the advantage.
Even at Castenedolo however, where portion of his
corps led into an buscade his daring and big
military qualities conspicuous At the Of small
number Of men, volunteers for service which had
nounced TO them desperate, he made deter
mined charge lost four hs OF bis followers but secured
the retreat Of bis main body. For him the war mag be
said have but just begun when remaurely enoed He
had not got anything like the force which h presumable
he in short time would have acquired. The eccentric
and myste ous nature Of hn operations rendered ex
ceedrgy dicuh TO get Trustworthy accounts OF them
and was naturally favorable 10 exageeraton
enative and sntastcal statements Ny belief ia tina, he
at any tme in this war, had more than about
4coo men urder his ORDERS and seldom 30 many True
that, after his entrance into Lombardy one hoard
great deal Of the numbers Of recruits that in
scribed their names at Milan ana elsewhere but q
very email proportion Of these joined and a, the
close short campaign he was at the head Of 800
Since ten his numbers said TO havebcen again some
what augmented, either by volunteers that
be win still md work for his sword in Central Italy by
Iatris ideraiu, who demand DO led TO the deld
row that the fight over. Judging nom recent oncia