The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-07

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a1 Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, Oct. 20, 1853.
fdd 81 oA< ZrisA rraty ~ the Bosuss-A General Eeay
in <c5ea-Sars holian Depaot.ons b vapole,n--N
rsoss k,"ey Claim. Sardinia as Xisreprssexaa in
Losds-An appeal 10 America. Eiitors to veUtralise
ire Loio. ysmes' ATTACHES Promo EsgLrnd AusS 10
War ssucen spain and Aoroooo-7Ae Cliaa Espst-
no- n me Emperor % Ssss~e Ms Snds in rb.gress--
I'a.merss n 5 Prestee on TIE WIae ia oe-Bou Ma
poeo G., RIBS Her in tie East and the Co,nens-Ap-
proas hi~g W tadra'cal Of he renA Troops from Rr.s
/ Plus the yia:h ari Ills Rsforai-Oppositson NJ ne
f,esA Uslrau~smisuits TO ne Esrrors CaursHs IS 70
FM II tou1-aussia's Influence II Germany Report,
!, from Austria and Hangary-4 Gay Winter Seaon El-
psrkd in ne Cy-Prts Jsrossl's Ils.sss Dipli.s re
Cepr.ters--A heyal Ally Erpectsi a V-sii-7ha,ri
/ Gals &C.
YESTERDAY The Xoaiteav published the long looked for
and most welcome news that PEACE signed between
France and Austria The Conference has eti
v sign and then may scparae, With .he coasolhg
feclion ttat s better late Than never.n The remain
ing uests are, peace between Austria and Sardinia
! then general peace between tho three oauons The
Of ,be signing Of the arst treaty caused but little
rise s. the Bourse Our spectators did not
understand why peace WAS nct signed between
Piedmont and Austria, and the alarnists saw
for predicting that there screw
loose nowhere To morrow viii show that all this un
easness premature; peace will have been signed
tween Sardinia and Austria and in three days pre- the
general treaty win level all difficulties. am assured OF
these facts by pcreons whom have found correct in
their Ef rIna,ion.
Yesterday n deputatcn Of Italians from Hodsna and
Tuscany had audience Of the Emperor a, ~. Cloud
They away grea, spirits, having beou most kindly
received, and been apin treasured to his Esesty's
Kind intentions towards the people OF Central Italy
The Paris correspondent OF the London 7inass-nla.
risesi 81 AL the OF that jour
Eal few days snce that he had it from source which
kft ne doubt upon the subject tina, France to
claim from Sardinia OF 800 600 900 francs exDoad
cd BY tbs government during the last The coTrespon
dent cried out against the injustice OF this proceeding
and patted himself com o!aoenty as he referred his
ers to the letter written by him long ago. wherein he
stated ihst'c Emperor had seish when he
undertook his " He WILL said the sharp corros
Iondcn., " Ile Savoy payment OF tho 800 40 900"
New the assertion, reduced 10 the facts Of the
correspondent Of the Tme, What Franco asks Of Pei
snort the pay u thirty millions OF franos lent
10 her in part during ME campaign, aud tho
for munitions OF vacannons and things bought
ny The sardinan government when troops
eti Piedmont and Lomhardy So you that Savoy is
SILL sae from The grasp OF the tyrant Napoleon. One
can but wonder To zee Journal IKE the London 7s,es
thus producing aud reproducing statements hat are
Always capable Of Immediate refntIton These
moEs cone back 70 us regularly, four or Ave
after their iabraoa in Tic American journals, and them
when Omc has shown their utter flacv they seen more
I
suppose, cortlnue 10 be the for many years 10
Il well known in the uuited States thai the
London 1Das vs. innica TO the present government Of
France, and ooe voad think, after constant sue
csfson OF plumbers perpetrsted by that joarna that
The American papers would publish its statements with
due r,ss ration but such h not tha o1nlrts
ever have bold fight through the realms of American
Journalism u Ia only necessary % look over the des
patches and letters of the Lon don Xmas during Italian
campaign 10 understand that right in speaking as
do n this matter.
latest from pAn go 10 show that tho Queen q
CABINET have received from Tho Emperor ~ Nor q
promise Of satisfaction for The late ou,ragss comp;i by
hs subjects against Spans peoal settlements The Span
sb government has asked Tor guaraatees THAI prom
wil be fulfilled and has ro main
y; ngers At the disposal Of their Charge d. Affairs ia
les matters arranged 70 hs satisfaction no IL
70 return TO Spain al which will DC The signal for the
Spanish et TO convey large force against the epre OF
Morocco. few hours Srll suffice do this thu dis
tanoc to be Tsveracd very short me English agents
continue dong all 10 their power 70 prevent
The French expedition 10 China sun remsns IA Allowance
The Eslhh Cabinet Ia coluettng to the regards
Joining Congress and until that matter Is 80 ta. tao
French troops win be getting ready, not going S,l,
can assure that Tho needed consent will be forth
coming 90 evident s the faot that the tory organs
now tshtng the Palmerstonan Cabinet their
tardy but compulsory coasent The Emperor aoeon
determined 10 have he game we'll The 0! tns
alliance, aod | know upon good authority Lhat no
hss clearly ezniHed much 70 tho Csb,ae. OF hc- BRIT
tan'c Majesty The London Post the organ OF Lord Pal
sisnifyng thai England would not join meeting G: ,hs
great POWERS unIeas matters pleasantly arranged
beforehand, and the article IN question ends ny call
ing the attention OF the British public u the fac,
that Ausra and Rome slippery governments to deal
With, and that on that account too much
be placed upon tte speedy hodng 81 Con2ress THIS "
last effort 70 deceive the English people aud make
beAsve that England plsaaee al occasions;
but the fact Is tis announcement OF d-nbeI resolve il
TOO late The Emperor Napoleon knowing how gree: would
BE- Ens!spds difficulty In getting few hoissnd a-n To-
gether for China eApeditpa ut oacc signihed his ian
uon Of sending large force TO chasse C.Iesag He
was well aware that Engands pride wout cansa her 1,
move all the resources in her. power 10 accomplish az
nnch She must no. seem unable send troops a. the
present tnlc and what with sendng her vessels trans
port French troops and getting together few soldiers ia
her seaports, ready to sail FOR Ch.na she make m
nppearaoe Of carrying out her Loudly aerd intention
as regards Furnishing the Chineee Evois the sscan
dancy taken bS the Emperor Napoleon CARDS affairs
OF lay, England waS determined 20 thwA hi5 policy II
she couh ut time when there 40 desire on
the rars OF France for Congress- England c,snored FOR
one: she was 10 be Represented therein and then Fabian
interests were safe But a Congress was gsac
rally agreed npon England declined pa tcpato in one
making impossible demands 90 abe ,ould IL a. ~
fact, che did not w the boy enter the wa,ar un be
Rad learned how 10 swim. The refusal on "a, part OF
England WIS mn annoyance to tho Elnpror Nan,don IN
nsmuch as he did wish present Elrop he spec
tcle Of Goodness m1lc,t,sd. tg>en France and
England Just then his s,r s sll in the asoendabt)
came the Jews Of the Peiho disaster ono, more he
held the whip hand England. She must ION toe
Congress or fight China unaided THIS she cannot do
She has not fucceeded In raising sufficient force for the
purpose neither she do without the greatest sscri
6ces left alone The thousand troo a in India have
fatty refused 10 20 to China, and thus, rs last cfort
England must bottle up her jealousy and p5iis sn4 !
consent 10 a Congress.
Then VIC shall see the French troops going on b, China
getting there before the English accompishng ey,ry
thing before their arrival, unless LOUIS Nan 5soa DE-
termnes upon generous course, ed sJ,o~s !
England's slow coach to rattle a ghgaids " !
hts modern locomotive Now, bear III r1,nf ttei
the Emperor Napoleon has no purely selsan notice
In thus acting all he desires that the Iatas may bs
come free and well governed people. BE leavs, poe /
terity reward him for his share In the wore Tho
present generation has beaped much deec, vi con
tumey upon his name that those come will no doubt
go 10 the other extreme, and give too much
man who owes his siccess 10 ue fact he has expo
rtenced vicisstudcs has suffered, aud when RnaJly VIC
sorous has known how to properly appreciate bis posi-