The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-07

erea, distance from the Latter ps,s tho s.aa u
TIE Louis sapole0n wes cose.vsi Approaching
tne spect'e tins ADD, advancing saSak hands VITA
much sppaTeoi cordially,
blue with asueites Aad god lace collar and red
keel.
the unoIes mt:s rre Austrian e,sd also IN the
dress CAP the French kept Louis Napoleon
followed by detachment OF Cent Gardes and tso
squadroas OF Guides The contrast bet ween the OH.
GERS OF the two nations striking, and became
% they fell into common cavscade behnf the
Empeicr. Before this Occurred, however. Louis Nspooa
his chief officers and after the ari OF
no rpg tho co,6ge protested onwards 70 vranca the
bso towers and comes Of which were visible at no great
dlstance.
The two Emperors side By eide, their es2ectivs
sstis in picturesque confusion, entered the high
e 70 a ao ssx ss
railway station 10 their left they took the opposite
ming which leads 70 vaegeio and halte bsfore the
door OF mean looking house on the right hand, which
used to be the Emperor Francis Josephs headquarters
Inc two soveregrs aehted and entered the house and
presently they left cossted Austrian grndarme
and French Cent Gards standing sentry at the door
Outside in the tueet the staff formed crescent each
eide of the gate 10 the left OF which the Uaans TO the
right the French Guides drawn up line 10 bye
lane opposite the house orderes held the horses white
the people Of tho town. Who did not appear in great mum
bers kept back By Austrian and French geudarmes
During the half hour which the Euperors epeut together
there was grave interchange OF cviles between the
olcers but net much cordially 70 most Of those pro-
sent it Was apparently weary tae.
The ouly bcsy person seemed TO be French psnter-
~ Yvon, beeve, who seized the opportunity to make
some sketches Of Austrian officers.
AT last the Enperors came out
The peror OF Austria presented his staff to the Empe
ror Of the French, ard both walked side by eide towards
The UolaDs whom tsey inspected.
Nothing could be ntrkingly different than the ap
pearanc OF the txo foot
Frsncs Joseph young, erect spare. With nal nose,
blue eyes aad pale nustsche Louis Napoleon, Older fat
in i(ce large ncsed, with broad raustaches and re
ms5kable pecuii irity or gait
rbe inspection Of the Uh.aas having been completed
tie FseEcb squadron undefw vent the ordeal, aud
the Enperors then took horss again. his Msssy Francis
Joseph accompany ing his gaJssy Louis Napoleon for
aooa five minutes on the road 10 Valegso, they
snook nsnub and tie inar view
At noon the Emperor was back in his quarters at
Verona.
Daring the Correspondents Br-eau, as 1t WAS
called, was established at vegonO, and It's Intelligence
was regarded at Vienna ah sem Official got copied into
the papers there Gu the l2ta insssn, tn, Correspondent,
stsed bs. tie Emperor Frapos joseph ana Loas Ssso
leon mad hreakasIei together at Vatsaccs ard bad
msoed Together from n'ne ir lbs uornrg TIL ave 10 the
afternoon and this statement esgery reproduced
the Vienna papess letter NON that city on tie lsb
states 'hs reliable Information reserved on Verona hat
soved the statement yegafc5g iae duration OF the H.
tefyisw, which only as:sd han an hour.
IFfOr the p.Tis oon:t'u.Cnnel, July iel
Various letters from headquarters state that the inter
view between the two Emperors al Villa rAnca tern
GRAFT OF treaty, and by the Emperor Nspolsoa stating
net be did not think right to accept it without
ing King Victor EnsnaeI. On the Emperor Napoeon's
reurn to Va!eggo, conference took place between him
ard the KING, and Prince Napoleon suumouei to 1t.
It lasted to late hour in the evening, aud after Prince
Napoleon charged to lake kno to the Emperor
Austria that his propositions were accepted.
The Prince only returned from Verona early on the
l2h and was on the 18th that the army learned, By
the proclamation OF the Emperor that the premuariss
Of peace had been signed Up TO that moment tho army
had only been able 70 make coDjectures.
at about half past the afternoon the 10Th
thst the great news became kno WI at Paris.
Paris correspondent OF the Indepeadance Beige no
assured that of the last things uttered in the
celebrated interview a. VlSfrauca q promise msje
by the Emperor Of Austria pass days next winter
at he TuieIies.