, 1859-08-01

| Ao02Ia ~ 1ea PoncY. - well - C&1otf.
End their occupation taken from them IN 1 mo-
msnt-sheit hopes hlighted, their schemes bsf.
ded bJ the ttnpesioua and unAcrupulou4 plstter
to whom the valor Of one and the asiius Of
smother seem but tho tools Of N inscrutable,
unchecked *ill: Alas for the expectation thas,
7 hs promised from Paris, lie Aus.r.ans ahoud
be expelled from Italy. aqd Hungary be aided
TO strike .fos Independence. Ths .1peeta1ioiss
vas excited for pnrpose-the purpose il ful.
hlled Or chenged.and expectation may 60 feed
upon the wind. Once maese exiled patriots may
muse, to the sound Of the wares that roll be-
tween them and their native home, that the surf
IL not easlsr broken On The shoro than the word
Of King upon the rock Of circnmstance-tha
the sun-painted mist upon the Natera Of dawn
u not moro unsteady than hopes built upon pro-
misses, or even Oh the iutere1ta Of despots. And
these nen-Gafibaldi, Kossuth, the Tuscan
volunteers, Hnd the insurgents Of PerugiA-sep-
resent thousands, perhaps millions, who looked
for liberty and for natiousl lie TO the intsrveu-
ton Of France in Italy. Deeply we compass
sionste their cruel disappointment ut the terms
that have been made.
THE MlNC1o OR THE ADIGE.
| The London Koraiag Star seeus to think it
/ still doubtful whether the Miacio or the Adigo
il the boundary line Of Lombardy in the new
treaty. 1tsays:
tlt will be seen from the Telegram we pub
Ash to-day that the French and Austrian nc
counts Of terms on which peace has been con.
ciuded are not perfectly identical. The Empe-
ror Of the French says that Lombardy, which
undoubtedly includes the two fortresses of Pes
chiera and Mantua, has been given up by Aus
tria, and the Paris Coastupt;o,.n1 takes partic-
ulaT care to draw attention to this important
a1Eang ngement, as implied in the text Of the En-
peror's despatch. The semI-offcial Aass,ian
eTnresffv stste, -, tba aaa.-a. VI ',,s sh.. 1osng'
49, - 49, =. - ~ s %on'' ~ Anal Lou.on
E3rtra:sas, ~ ~ Fl pas.,;ane 1on ua. sne
vii renss;,, ~ ,hs Iane9a: ~ anu noIgoao1t
Arstr;a ~ ~; pon " 1ne EnPe5ol P,:. u
he nfsscrr.d N a,,s,-y III =: ~. "oao
thp ttrn 1vestar, fo,.rassa. =, .ss;.., i'aj.'
wonid .Ynetir a""taehsS ~ ~ nt. aSlI. th.
twn m tho Ad;rs ,b;et, hnth as,a,n.s ;,a - =.
Arxtr,s md w.,sid ,h',s ~, ~, ~ ~ ~
Of lie ouadranrie aitoapthar - f. !. tbe-ssa9e sS
evident that we rnnst avail more accn,ste ;nfor.
matinn m tx. ;n'nar,."t an;n, = 0N3 'A4'''
m1,E :, n,.s,, :, ~-,s1on
1hh LATEST kuAohS AL PARIS.
a correspondent Of the London Ntzes Gays:
II hear il sa;d that f:a,;b,ld; ia ,hou, =, ;.s,s
a nroelamat;on II ia donhffni rbattar e. Eli
readily lay down bis arms. There Is rpmor.
as to fhe truth Of which + ran ssV nn,b;na ~
the King of Sard;nia w;i, mt accent tha e,e,xn
of Lombarf1v m fhe eond;t;o,. nffs,ei " ~
Ii is. beiieye, settied ,h,. the rsrnans of ~
Duke de Reich.tadt vii h. h.ouch. ~ Fesna. .e
and that the Emperor and Emnress Of The French
will shortly pay visit 10 Vienna.
ain the country editions of The S;<rz, N uax
yiu nublished Inst nioht a faw maniv t;nas r.
remopstranee apa;nsf the term. If he neore -
but be has hpen cnmneIi-d hv she wofics ~
suppress this protest IN The Paris iss,,c of tbe
JOURNAL" -.
n,scovrrSr IN THE ppnSa1.u .p,tx
49, ,1, ~ LIE fAoooa' a"At'
. a letter dated Cologne, July 10. says: The con-
easlon Or peace between France and Austria, |
o. which we hare just receiTed the first notice
from fafls, viii undoubtedly become the signal
oi eIeat Improvement in Germany, the hnal
issue ol WHICH It Is impossible 70 toEsee at the I
present movement The point which first merits
attention is the discomfort prerailing through
out all the armies Of the German States. These
armies, consisting in great part Of men only
temporarily drawn from their usual avocatlons
to make up the full war.strength Of the regi-
menus, are but III tttcd for an attitude Of ex-.
? Rectancy; and if they are nov to discover that
the burdens aud Efforts they hare been subject
ea 70 we're al 70 20 purpose, the diseontent al.
feadJ but too visible among them will increase
70 fearful extent: Prussia, from the great
leenng Of unty "a'ch Is wont to perFade her
people as soon as tue hour OF danger seriously
approaches, is comparatively safeE than the re-
malnder Of the German States, but for the in-
letaal .!auquhits OF these hitter tue utmost ap-
pfenenslon Is no" felt. In Munich, for in
stance, i was but last week that the dsconteutcd
md highly excited soldiery, without paying any
regard 10 the r1Gors OF the military code Of dis
ciP'ne, proceeded to acts which tell very little
short Of open muttny. 4 battalion, which had
been quartered in the Munich Crystal Palace,
|he torn being already crammed with other
troops, being under the impression that 1t was
10 be led against the French, md growing i'm
'atlent of The DELAY, formed itself into political
meeting. The men constructed q platform of
ablcs, and one Of the prirates delivered yio-
ent speech, filed with abuse Of the German |
'ose'e.gns, IN "a1eh he proposed that s!l the
,e led arainst tbe enrms NJ once ~ 81 ha dis' ~
missed to their bomes Tn ra;n ,ha nnn..ens-
nissioned oficers who wers nresent ottemn,.d
% persuade lhe rank and fj1s to have nst;tncc
nd be submissive: their pscifylnr a5dre.ses
yerc drowned 10 lootincs Ind h;sse, and ,hs
urnult went On increasi9e. 20 tbat tbc ofIicers
rho had hurried to The sn1t. beinr liEew1se mn.
lh1e to uusttr liz mus;nee,s fhannht !, ~ i.s,
,est 10 send for the general of the 5ir;x;on xrhn
tn h. onn 6f no ror,l n-;n.as p,;.a.