The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-26
HOW THE NEWS WAS RECEIVED AROUf
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pivERs OPINIONS OF DIVERS PEoPLE--LOUIS NAPo-
LEON DIsTRUsTEp By THE RsPUDLICANs-wANr
OF FAITH IN TuE PEACE
Tho the conclusion OF peace between France aud
Austria brought by the las, published yes
teroay HERAIp tbe universal top, OF
ycsterd ay and topee of tie HERALD contain
ing the news ,nd the uan ,i the famous s'rass0pcI
squsre all bands Our reporters have been
husy gathering the cp!f Of people the subject and
We presant a Sun mary Of the results -
In tho German lager beer ssooLs and gardens scarcely
anything ete talked Of than the late and the
the peace Foi the every lager beer denker
;r,rgned himself statesman, and gave his view
European politics In the oraculsr Very
be foupa protesting any sympathy for Aus
a bu. the opinion generally prevailed that Emperor
Francis joseph has gotten well out Of bad scraos
1t asked what made ni cousent 20 peace which, 10
iac', submission 20 France and robbed BIN OF a
large PORTION Of his Italian possessions? Ah dont you
kroEf" the reply; Protestant Prussia quit
ready 10 PACK Francis Joseph and than ALL pro
CARNATIONS Of kossuh ana KAPPA plenty in II
gary soo~fskes in Siberia Austria trembled for he
10 Hungary aud no. oaly THERE but at home aud
Throughout her tominions. The with FraDce
The opportunity Of the pa.ioaaities, and the
advsers managers of Francis Joseph saw
,hat hey goiog to have their hands full, even
they old not believe Hungary would be pat eff So Kos
auth ard his cempasro cot going conseot 70 be
made tools of by Louis Napoleon, De iad aside
whenever he had done using them, and The spirit Of
luton ha been already TOO Thoroughly aroused 10
by anything short Of the bayonet Many who sy
pahizcd With the red republicans highly Indignant
the conduct Of the Freuch Emperor declaring that he
was mere 1rickster, VITO had encouraged the revou
oniss 10 rse and was now ready to abandon them 10
p'rish neioriousy the scsfold. 90 the whole,
seemed TO be coded all hands That though Louis
oecD bad power to begin the he not abe alay
the stofm and tbat the fghng IN Europe Is ons jos,
beRnn.
The French citizens are generally very cnary of
their viess, but do no. hesitate 10 av,w the Gos.
implicit confidence in the invincibitv of the French
s,ms when c)noucted by Nsp,eon the Emperor,
they say, is sure to have tasgs all MS own way, but
Shat tbsr is TO be NOBODY ett II he has left the
people Of itay ~ tsge care Of temseigeo for time he -
10 have eye on ,hem and they do not conduct
70 suit BIN ne vii step in and apse matters So to-
If the AustraDe should be foudt deserving OF aDOshef
trreshiDe, be viii be backward il administering it.
srance they think, nos won great glory Dat sne is des
tnso TO wn sili more is'y and sae issiaDs taey Re
Pope and bis temporal power they say Ab, z, Pope!
Oar France, You Know Ca'hoi'qGe aud shs must be
Catboque: 70 Pope, abb" The expressive sorug
paying tie last exclamation ia susceptible or aoy
inter probation you chose 10 put upon it. Il reminds
one Of tine showmsps obg'Dg answer to the iuluiry
the country man "wheh is elephant and which the
rbirocerosY' "Tust v,ch you please" was the reply;
ssyou pays your meuey and you takes your cholce.'
bezzpi, particularly vehement ia their expressions
Many the French Emperor the blsckest OF
traitors, and declare that he has attempted to sell fa,y
perpetual bondsge. An Italian Confederation, they
say s MI very WELL but ~th tbs Pope at the head Il
humbvg, jeluson, cheat And with Austria partner
IN tue copcern too! Toe thing Is absurd 0nly let toe
French troops leave ltay and the Itaau people w take
Of the Confederation the Pope aud Austria Included
rbecny danger they tina the people OF the 9omAgua
Of Naples Of Sicily and elsewhere csnno: be kept quiet
long enough The affair Of Pefugia rankes deeply Italian
BEARS ano the Swiss ercenafy troops oy the
Pope 10 uut the throsts Of MS subjects loaded with
oYd and deep The Italians, too believe that the
reace CT Eur pc is still far from being established.
Napoleon macy has betrayed aud Abandoned them;
but Garbald WILL consent ct the be
suYrased and the people will hock 10 hs standard We
give Ihese ter what they worth, without voucn
ing aay degree for their soundness, the Wisdom OF
the policy advocated by those entertain them There
ttoee who look moderately o. the matter, aud
have hope for Italy, under the Nspoeonc arrange
melt These Inclined 10 put confidence in the Freoch
emperor believing that SARDINIA, with her liberal rrnc
PITS Of government, wi have preponderatlng nldsa,s
the aton, and that the Pope Will hold only
sheoo@ Of COVER. Some, again. mold that the Emperor
OF Frsuce has only taken withdraw from the
contest calculating upon the will and ability the TtaaGs
fight for their loeIty. They declare npos
he that he could have seed the entirely upou
ptpses taxing Of the welfare OF the people,
md leaving the Pope free at any time to call In the mill
cry intervention OF bis patrons ana protectors They he
links aud very Justly that France having put the Italians
euy their leg- tas right TO retire look while
fey rgbs IL out with Their oppe.sors, and they before
hal be will be ready 10 see fair play and keep otner oss
Il ipt rieripg
Our people, excep, those who financially iue.
rested by dealing IN breads,us &C., take the ness @isn
perfect eqnariniy On the WnoIe they are eaf tna' ae
sbetdpg blood has been stopped especially as Pea.e
with bripe with revival OF trace; but they ~ DO. 70
sorry the war sssG ss u ~ %
yoke-of " rants The Ametcan people VIII aiSaSssym
pa,bise will the oppressed h whEever chine
Suprs me tsnrt.
Before Hon. Juoge CierAe'