The Press.
London, England, 1853-10-08 00:00:00

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A telegraphic despatch arrived in Paris on stnaany
from M. de llounineney, Froich Ambassador at
imilia, which was immediately forwarded to the
Emperor la St. Cloud. Next morning a second
desp►ttch came from the same quarter, upon the

SATURDAY,

receipt of which a special Cabinet Council was forth-
with Convoked. On the same day the Axseisbb'e
Nationale gave the following intelligence from 01-
miitz

" We cannot yet enter into detail on what passed in tree
interview of I iliutitz. Our information is not yet
cirutly complete. But we can positively announce at
present a great result. The Conference of Vita 1111 l is re•
established between the four powers. The thread of
itegotiatiams, a iii(tment fib:imitated, hits latch resiuned ;
anal a happy and morr prompt station than could hate
heel( hoped for on Saturda y. mud even yesterday inorniiw,
is probable. All the rumours of an ottensite and defeat-
sit 13 coalition between the three ntwtheru vote's are false.
The Emperor Nicholas has, it is known. quitted (dimity.
Ills alujesty left in the evening of the •Mtli ult., with his
ordinary saute. His 31ajetif the Emperor Ennuis Joseph
has aweepted the conitetnis Invitation made to him lay the
Emperor of Russia to posit one or two days at IVinvatw."
Upon these statements the semi-official Patric in
the evening trutarked:—
" The Conferetwe of Vienna slid nut require to be n.
established, for the thread of the negotiations has never
is eat abandoned. The Conference has had tat solve din:.
(added of different kinds; it has attacked them one after
the other. The first consisted in the wording of the
original note ; the second in the modifications made by
the Divan ; and the third in the interpretat. which Rua—
sia declared that she gave to the note, and changed the spi-
rit and theobject of it. I diplomacy now redoubles its etfort
to unravel the state of affairs pacifically. We hope that it
may succeed, but it must make baste, for the force of eir.
emustunces may lead tat *Melt n etfittlilleatillil that it wuuiel
uu longer he possible to overcome it. AS tat the Men of
the .15.410,/,:r of it coalition of the three northern powers.,
it has never seriously existed in the mind tat' slily 11111%
AliSitia know their own interests, mall are
jealous of their prepontlenince. No more til/111 Fruuv
anal Ltlgiallii can they regard with a fatourable eye the
encrotwl .sits of Russia in the East. %Vt. have no fear
of this loret•aidasl etaulititail of the 'them 'bowers. If
ever there Is( a coalition, certainly it will nut be against
l'rance."
This article, which has all the authority of a
communique, is said to have been substitute d, at the
last minute, for another, conebetl in much stronger
hulguage, and revealing more fully the policy of the
tioventsuent. 'rwehe hundred copies of:the original

edition had been stntek oil; when an order came to

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prevent ti►e issue : the printed sheets were destroyed,
the type broken up, and strict injunctions given that
not a single copy of the ►•ancelled article should
see the light. The Parisians were kept waiting until
a late hour for the Astrid, that night, to their uo
small excitement. The itxxembiir Nationale has
since received a private warning that its polemics in
favour of Russia will no longer be tolerated..

The Presse gives the foll;wing important informa-
tion :

"l'he part which Ete,datool and France will perform is
thus traeed out : to eireitutseribe the war, at which they
will be premitt ot.. iu a Ile tamp ; to oppose all rev ictualling
of the Russian army by MIL, in the event, less than moos
probable, of a victory by the Votssiatis over the Turks, and
to prolent, by fioree if necessary, the Russians front cr.s.
Mg the line Of the Danube and of the 1 talkan ; to maintain
the European equilibrium as established by treaty. The
most affable understanding exists, not only lwtweett the
Etedish and Freud) I invenillielits lint KIM) Let% Vein the
I iiiii Chief of the two squoulnotts. .141 • I
II lin being older than .‘,l • al I Willis, the latter
has courlosously olli.reol to place hitmelf mailer the orolets
of the Ibriner. NotaiCestaisoling the very lomat ol
rept' at I dmiitz of licitend I input by the Empercr
Niehoolas, the prompt return of this general to Paris is
announced."

The Taufauna's of the 21th ult. says:—`c Order+
have been given for all (dicers and soldier 4 on fur-
lough to be immediately recalled to their corps, and
all further leave of absence to be suspended." The
Echo de reiallie states that a similar despatch has
liven received at Perigueux.
The Monit ear has published a decree prohibiting
the exportation of potatoes, beans, and other Mgamot
up to the :11st July, 1/.4:)-1, a measure which will pro-
bably tell much on the prices of these vegetables in
England. Another decree on the subject permits
the hopotiation oC coin, bread-stuffs, rice, potatoes,
and dried vegetables, in foreign vessels, from Algiers
into France. The licence thus granted ends on the
:11st of December.
Monseigneur Sacconi, the Pope's Nuncio in Ba-
varia, is to succeed 31onseigneur Gambill& as Apo.'-
toile Nuncio at Paiis.
Colonel Louis de Cadondal, last surviving, brother
of the celebrated leader Of Brittany, has just died at
his country scat in La Vendee, aged WI.