The New York herald., 1866-08-02
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TINE ARnIsrTcR
bAg 10 refer you 10 short note this days Aoni.
Ssrr, which reads thus
In rcply 10 q communication from the Emperor Ma.
poleon the lh OF July the Court Of Berlin declared
m.s wona only Consent 20 40 amsee Sn upon con- con-
eluded.
Courts Of Paris and Berlin which resulted In the Court
Of the Tuilencs recommending 10 the belhgerens the
hssis Of arrangement which Prussia conssderc .
Prussia engaged abstain from all acts or hostility FOR
I've days on condition that Austria would pursue sim
ncni mus, make known lie acceptance or refusal Of be
basis agreed upon.
Nils Communication 10 the knowledge OF the Austrian
II ths reply from Vienna be in the Affirmative, and
Italy gives her assent, an armiHice may be signed In
msdisiely.
can only say that confident ASSURANCE is expressed
- the Ministry Of Foreign Affairs that Austria will yet
soocpt the terms OF peace proposed by France and
sspted by Prussia The belief prevailed a. the Boarse
that armistce would be signed almost Immediately.
A. the telegraph viii bring you ster ncws, thrs Il
useless TO speculate situation changing every hour
vpNcs sapoLkos's nrxros AVID spEscH.
PriAce Nspolcons mission gives especial interest 60
sswspAper TOW about report Of speech made BY him
nearly = month ago At dinner given to sbort any
people BY Emile dc Grsrdin the old cdtor Of tho r>
bat now the siitor Of the Lstss several French Jour
nais and among them the CasSe ds Frors reproduce
from Brussels print report In which the Prince,
higher than In the confidence cf hir cousin, Na
poison III, wss made 10 say that Triumphant de
mocracy founded upon universal suffrage would require
for century come 10 be directed by the strong hans
ef C@sars;" that the empire was tho elimination u
modern democracy, and the revolution which
had been "cripped ny fifteen ycar or III,
sestoration and eighteen ysars of Parliamentary
rlome, but had now ovcrnowed those miserable bar
rsrs; that IA long war was the condition and the IN
efruucnt of imperial policy alarming prophecy
which may yet be fuihed-that 'our armies win b.
engaged In ths struggle before two months over
for Prince Napoleon ~ have said has been conrdcto
IN such way and under such circumstances a. to war
rant the suppo-ilon ts, the report y N The msn er
rect
II had been circulated IN France Tor several DAYS With
out any denial when Emilio Olivier, who n tho din
teoeraphed from vichy 20 Emile de Girarfin that
ne ought for the frinccs saks 10 give soms
contradiction u the report OF his speech, which
was very distorted, and "psrticulsriy In THE re-
speci that he bad never sald a word about
Catholicism Calvin - GrardIn thcrcupon published
aparagrarh IN the LsbrE stating general way that
the report OF thc speech is incorrect Thls paragraph
quoted by the Hossuv and minor oficla iournais bnl
they take notice of Oliyiers telegram n il rule
Of evidence In all law courts that the emphatic denial
two more among conrovcrted facts
strong presumption Of the truth of the remainder
ExpreS0 uaivs ed e1rfysso arere On ihe strength "A
pooon may hayc said noshng about Iuther or the pape
he did say what u far important the world tha
Cnsarsu1 and form the basis Of the policy of Na
pocon III
The public il certainly entitled 10 erpect an accurate
report of what be really did say and there
raj Journalists Al tho bauque-f0r Instance Haytu and
ouerove besides Grariln ahd 0iivier--such . repoy,
.susht MOI 10 bc very dincult 70 get