The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-07
FRANCE.
uuR PANS CORRESPONDENCE.
PAais, July "a, 1893.

PARIS, July ~ 1893
NAPOLEON OUT rEiEaRArH coll
Now that peace is made-at least far the accept
Of the prsiimnaries by Austria and Prnssa--,he
Emperor Is able 10 leave his telegraph ofcc in the
Tuisrics. Hc went to st. Cloud yesterday, and In .
day or two he will go to take the vichy waters which be
wanted to do weeks ago Ho proposes bs At tho
Chaons camp, for the Napoiconc s Of August Is Tho
Empress and the little Prince win 60 there to join
him.
xEaCsx sErosra
The Paris papers know nothing than what
they nnd in the London journals concerning the
conditions Of peace proposed by the Emperor
~ese ITALY sInL
II s remarked thai the Moniteur this morning does
confirm the statement posted the Bourse yeser-
day, that Italy had accepted the preiminsrcs I'm prn-
cple merely says that she has couscntsdi 10 the sus
pension Of hostIlites Italian vanity be terribly
hurt by the naval defeat coming just the over
II Is reported that condition Of the armistice will be
that Italy shall Al once occupy veons the principal fort
ress Of the Qusdrlaterai. -
PEACE NEWS ON soURsg
The Boarse has by means been elated by the news
OF peace Rentes fell ftecn yesterday thirty
ave cents to-day and Italian fallen nearly four sncs
in tho two days M
WHAT TIRE prmIo rmsxs
The general impression that Prussia has substantially
secured for hcrself the empre of Germany, aud that
any arrangement short Of that which diplomacy may
make win only be Temporary What Napoleop
will do 20 get an extension Of territory greater puzzle
than The ofhcia journals are instructed for tho
momcu, TO use the humble language and proclaim
tho Emperors entire dirinierss.sdness Nevertheless
they insinuate hnt tho general interests of Europe o
which France forms an important part, viii require
the Emperor Is 10 work out his idea OF Justice TO himself
have at present no idea
M. Petrucceli della GnLtina, old Italian deputy
who very often spoke The Chamber and Is intimate
terms with General caidni and most Of The leAdins
in Italy, is acting war correspondent OF the
Jss~ci des DSbas in venea Tho following extract from
his letter, dated Psdua. July s very graphically shows
mp the essential particulars In which public writer's In
Europe who veniured predictions about the war month
ago were utterly mlssAken He says; This war has
teal prophets ridiculous figure than they do
II was tbonght that the Austrans would whip tho
os,ns h,, Nh the popBs sures wsf' mere snea ,oy a
national guards while in the Austrian army wero num-
bers of cess osstac Of fourteen years standing tina
phrasc would have annihilatcd the modest Motke that
the needle gun a. for service and that the fathers
'audsturm" world not support the ambitious dreams
Of H. d Bismarck. Well, the Prussiana hAvo
aas s.posos'' "a pa and the Austrian arm. y
believed here that the Italians would beat the Ausrtsns
and that for thcssnd and ono rsssons But turned
n thought that the Hsian aces would make but
single mouthfui or the Austrian decs and that Admiral
PerxAno would soon sink the Austrian admiral. But ths
Italian rset behAssB a. umidiy ~ young Grl hroosht
up si the Sacrt C0ur This letter written bsfove
the disastrous naval defeai which there bs
doult the Italians Sustained after their attempts upon
Lwal
Again the suppo-ton that the lannon's Austrian
cavalry would have odden cavalry under foot and
gaiioped through the IL infantry But tbs
fact n that the Italian cavalry has had the best of the
Ausirisss whenever they have met them, and that tho
lailsr have never been able 10 break OF
infantry square, rcpoIsc battalion of b>rsag-
her II fanciod that the Italian artillery would per-
form prodiees has been found 10 nre very badly
II predicted that the Anstrans would be srsd by
the tight Of sred shirts = bat the fact thai the
GaFbaidisns have been attacked more often than they
have taken the and that Garbadi himself has
been wounded II thought that the Ausrisns would
bav. defended veueta inch By inch bn they shut them
up their and retire before army
which socks occasion % give battle. II
expected that the Italians would only make ~
nnuyrcx now. N the goes on they mns bsEiege
the strong places of the QladrAera and perhaps Venice
Our great hope 10 conquer Venice by arms
and on our soil and u has been conquered By
Prus-isns Germany and y offered . sop 70 q neutral
Power In short, The name Of this waT In history win
be Tho war Of dupesn