The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-27 00:00:00

AUSTRIA.

• In yesterday's, sitting of Vthil;NlistieSheStath‘.26:l\l.
Lichtenfels spoke -in defence of 'ait •proposition
of the minority. He principally opposed the
re-establishment of the . former constitution of
HYmgary which, he said, , the unity .of the
'empire_ would he endangered. He also stated
that the adoption of the proposition of the
majority would lower Austria to the rank of a
second-rate Power. Count Hartig was of opinion
that both propositions were not sufficiently
explicit. He agreed with neither, and therefore
read a programme, drawn irp iii t*el4ve .artiqes)
as an intermediate proposition.

THE FRENCIi AT ROME.
in GeneralGoyon's order of the day, on resum-
ing the command of the French garrison at Rome,
he says: " Called on afresh, and under circum-
stances still more serious than before, to protect.
the interests of Catholicism 'in. the person of the
Holy ,Father, who is the most legitiniate an&
highest representative, and to
~guarantee the
security of the Holy City, which Is the seat of it,
we shall all be equal to this fine mission, and
ready, if necessary, to .make &cry saCrifice
for its accomplishment. Our. forees have been
increased in order to Meet tho tequirements or
our situation," •
The French journals publish the Pope's reply
to Gee. Count de Xotie onthe occasion of the officers
of the 62nd French infantry being presented to
his Holiness. He said : " The Church stands in
need of no man's help.in support'of her 'spiritual
• sovereignty, but since it has- pleased God that for
the free exercise of her spiritual sovereignty she
should also possess temporal power. it is this,
latter power you are called to 'defend in its
integrity."
The Herald's Paris correspondent mentions as
a rumour that an envoy from Rome has arrived
in Paris with the Papal ultimatum, to the effect
that if France does not interfere to prevent the
further • progress of the Piedinontese troops, he
will leave Rome forthwith.
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THE WARSAW MEETING.
• PARIS, Sept. 26.
Baron de Vottde, Secretary of the French Em-
bassy at St. Petersburg, arrived here a-few days
ago, with despatches stating that Prince G.orts-
chakoff had had a conferende with the French
Ambassador, the Duke . Montebello, in reference
to the state of things in Europe and the affairs itt
Italy, The Prince, after having expressed • a
desire of Russia to maintain friendly relations
with France, said that the alliance between
n
France and Sardinia encouraged the propa,gatio
of doctrines constituting a permanent danger to
the political equilibrium and the stability of
thrones. Prussia, he said, would fail in her mis-
.sion if she did not, in common with other States,
threaten to tdise her • voice in defence of social
order and monarchical interests. The Prince
added that this was the object of the approaching
interview at Warsaw. Baron Voude leave
for St. Peersburg on Friday next, with the reply
of the French Government to the cOmmunication
of the,Russian Minister.

POSTPONEMENT OF THE WARSAW
MEETING.
ST. iETERSBI.7II.G,
In consequence of the accoucitement of the
Empress not having taken place, the interview
will not he held-at Warsaw before the, encl. of
October.
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