The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-27

letter Of thursday last was no sooner despatched than
evening supplement II Tie xo-.le.w announced tho i'm
portspt nteI thst I'm armsce hal been agreed 10
"betwesr the Emperor Of Austria and myse'r''o use
ne exact words Of the EmperOrs despatch to hts kesoas
Empress.
The tree per cents already up to es ror n. an.
the month; few days ago S1 was tho highest quota.
toA Aobiler have jumped up TO 1851
appears general expectation prevailed AZ late az The
4h that the Ausans reinforced 70 the amount Of three
hundred thousand strong had returned to the Adge for
the purpose OF giving battle, and that Marshal Mel be-
came FULLY persuaded another attack was moditsted
DO evacuated Vllaranca in consequence and half aa
nour after doing 90 tho Ausrans took possession Of t.
quick" IN the word now a-dsys we have seen how ose
Smperor aups where the other has breakfasted, and
Drugs supply Of bon bona to mako good those puryey.
ca aus imperial brother Of tho morning, and bow the
pea INV the Austrian Emperor occupies to night has Ito
sheets changed for The Frenck Emperor the following
one. No wonder, thea, French and Austrian .rsh,as
follow suit However, on this occasion no secoud Sslfs
rao resulted But - we learn, about nine ,leck the
ensuing morning caeohe drawn by two nnc hor,es .na
driven BY q coachman In livery drew up before thu
Emperors door. was tho Son Of Gen. Urban bearing IN
his hand flag Of truce from Verona Il sesns the Cha.
roteer found difficulty In threading his way through
the dense crowd attracted to tho spot Contrary TO estsb
shed usage tho bearer Of the flag Of truce was not baA
folded He had therefore, full opportunity Of seeing the
situation Of the French advanced pests and observing me
position their lines The French are the elder bern q
the Latin race; they desire TO be Roman above I'll
tbirgs in their msgnanimity. In military law t Is
prescribed . bandage should cover tho eyes Of such
emssary. But the French fear no surprise; thsy
are conqueros; they have no fear Of friend foo.
The camp Immediately was given over to all sorts
Of but whether Of General Urban brought
overture from the Emperor Of Austria response
previously made in the greatness OF his heart by the
Emperor of the French, s yet secret though opnsas
pcne to the belief that Napoleon the Third has made the
first advance. At present II sulces to know that The
mistice to endure until the 18th Of Augus.-ths Jour
de Ffe of the Emperor OF the French-and many argue
from the circumstance a promise Of peace. In the
meanwhile ships Of commerce. without distinction Of flag
are free to ply the Alraso. thought Imbardy a.
far as the Adge, will be united to Piedmont and that
veneta will be independent; that central Italy will con.
sttue state consisting OF the duchy Of parms Tuscany.
Moaens, and part or Romsgna; the rest OF tho PApai
will tie eecuiarzed.
This however, must be pure speculation. No doubt
Congress of European Powers will Immediately take place,
and Emperor expected TO arrive In Paris In the
OF Tuesday for the purpose Of gvsg
immediate effect TO such assembisge The excited
state of Germany, the daily augmentng uneasiness q
EoglaEd, doubt have much TO do with the Emperors
readiness TO Illustrate the theory Of moderation he has
throughout announced in his programme; and worstsd
Austria is these things give her the means OF entering
into the Congress- not 60 entirely shorn OF her dignity In
this other matters, the Emperor is cautiously tread
ing in the footsteps Of his uncle, whOse policy
to push enemy too far. Il would not be surprising
the terms granted 10 Austria were almost romantcaly
generous, order that her punishment: may be all tha
more condign should she ultimately to observe
them; the Emperor thus reenteriDg on tho war two
fold redresser OF wrong. Diplomacy Will now take pss-
session Of feld vacated by the begerents and tho
civilized world well France is to possibly, ere
long, be singing the praises Of the great Emperor who 80
unQeYetOOd
tory.
count Of the arrival OF Sandman and French prisoners
at Vienna
About u o'clock yesterday dense crowd assembled
prisoners Of The number Of different amount
ed 600 French as well as Piedontese; there were five
little he worse FOR wear wear had no being
u.-. - m the contrary, they appeared happy in the
treatment they reces and marched along gayiy snsk
ing their little pipes and segars 1890 4, ~
on tie causeway remembering the good whee
Austrian oners receive in France, exhibited the great
victims Of the war In many places whore the prisoners
passed there regned silence which was anoH solenl
The Prose- Of Vienna declares that The capital displays
every day and regard for the French prisoners,
and that they bestow on them jugs of beer bread money
and segsrs What enviable naton In the blood red
blaze OF victory who dreaded Her sons the angels
OF death and mems hearts quake for very fear they
wing through this air. But the dreaded angel drops s
wings and becomes himself man-a squaid prisoner Of
be does not fall down and worship him. srews his path
with jugs Of beer bread, money and tobacco.
possible that the armistce just resolved upon
may give people time to make raonal survey OF that
which, if matters do not speedily mend will soon have to
ngs daily generated by the various speeches Of sates
men, comments OF the press, are constantly on tho
the channel It Is not long since that return was male
by the police Of 1000 English Giant dams leurs ebes;
that living in dwellings furnished BY themselves The
return made at Christmas showed decrease Of 6Q00
Lord Howdens remarks the anxiety the part Of
Frenchan to draw the teeth OF England produced
lively sensation hereand such they did most unques
touaby-it is absolutely nothing TO the exacerbationa
caused by the speech Of Lord Lyndhurs That speech
has been translated word for word has not only been
circulated in every journal throughout the empire,
but copies Of haue been sent into euey tom, uage AID
1aa and S eomIade Ao cannot haa. 10 IT.
his shoulder aohe sohGt eveyy ddeined
eau the o,arg9eou, snsns Of Esalands foremost egis'
One is really astSnished to see the uer,e-the e1u.a
tcn OF spirit with which comparatively iorate
historically, geographically and politically into the subject
France, Is protested all hands-even though the En-
will not-ccnnot put up with It, England has now need
Of Francefar more need than France Of her, hg for
belonging 10 her that France might not make her
morrow. Yes it Is an insult gross insult not to believe
great country when che declares by her representative,
10 the face OF the world that she has no ambition de-
sire for anything but tranquility and repose-except
may be that moral weight which the truly great good
muat ever hope to possess 1t is to put arms Of offence
her hands-to drag her from her peaceful hearth and
compel her 10 the panopiy Of injured dignity.
What ID for ths that she has borne with Christian meek.
the assassination of her great captain In that lone
isle whese name is ever like . trumpet sum-
| mon!pg every child Of France to deeds of VEN
geanceY Is 1t for this that she has 30 long forgot
ten and forgiven her humiliation the sight OF the
civilized world when the Bourbon was imposed upon her
by mockery purchased With English gold Is for this
that nsut after insult has has been passed by overlooked
monarch and people for half century-that now We
should BIO ted word IL not worth tho breath cost
to give -that soul is In lis very essence unrustwor
| thy, deceinul and desperately basef
The fact is that the mind Of the people ID immessur.
ably exalted with the wonderful has followed
the French troops In this Italian campaign. Surprising
him TO have the most sincere desire TO do co. Napoleon
will find by means the least difficult of ali the hard
abors he has triumphanty surmounted 70 curb the
spirit that has been reused The nation backed by these
victorious egions will DO like touch paper and msunder
| down, Will be regarded in eminentiy naughty
spirit prone TO oence and prompt to demand expans.
ton. II Lord Lyndhust has succeeded In rousInr the
| English nation thoroughly TO the nature OF is post
ton he has done the Stale SERVICE whatever agra