The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-14 00:00:00

, EXPRESS, THU RSDA ? EVENING, APRIL 14,

LATEBT INTSLLIGENUE.

THE CONGRESS.

Ifs Pays says:

" Notwithstanding the incredulity of a portion
of the Parisian press, we think °unwires justified in
11111fistaining purely and simply all the news we
gave relative to a speedy meeting of a oongreek in
which the plenipotentiaries of France, Great lin-
tels, Pramia, Hanna, and Austria will be repre-
sented. It appear probable that this meeting will
take plans before April 30. It is even stated that
Prince Gorteohakoff, who is to represent Russia, is
on the point of leaving St. Petersburg."
The following is a copy of a note from Count Buol
to Lord A. Loftus, dated Vienna, March 31, setting
forth the Austrian conditions end the interpretation
which Austria puts upon the bases of discussion :
The nmienigned, &c., hastens to acknowledge the receipt
of the note which Lord A. Loftus hem does him the honour to
address to him Oder date of the 28th inst., end which con-
tains the conditions upon which the government of bar Bri-
tannic Majesty is ready to accept the proposal of a courese
of the great powers which would take into cemaideratiom the
compiksikets which have arisen M Hely.
The Britannia goverment having, moreover, mpreseed
the dabs to see the imperial government acquiesce la those
pepsin's', the milarsigaul W tam at this ruttiest the
orders at the Lamar his snort gosatir.
Hs fads Dims& le-day anthorised to inform Lord A.
Lana that the kaparial gevernmest, appreciating highly
the motives whkh guide the British cabloet and the senti-
ments of frank friendship by which it Is animated towards
Austria, aixopts in the measure stated In the shoot hereto
ennead the bans of discussion proposed by the note ot his
lordship.
• fifth point of dettberados which be hes thought fit to
dd, that of as agreement on • simulteneono disarming
of the great powers, will, he does sot doubt, be accepted by
ell the powers as • new proof of the panda Intentions of
Anemia.

It tend* again, trots the note of Lord A. Loftus, that if
the imperial government accepts, on the conditions mentioned
shove, the proposal of • coegress, the British government
will invite that of Frame in a pressing =nom to insist, is
common with It, that Sanlinis shall disarm at once, and to
give it • collective guarantee for the fulfilment of tits enpge-
mint takes towards it.
This step which the British cabinet proposes to take in
concert with the French government is thereon conforissiale
to the general interests, se it world be morally imposeibie,
as the imperial government ham already shown by its note
aidtemed to M. do Salable., bearing date the 23rd last., to
carry on wide deliberations is preowned the Meng of arms.
The tiodcealgued most the more eagerly desire that throe
waited efforts 'bellboy* full and entire effect, as Austria could
not pee nni herself at the congress until Sardinia shell have
completed kr Morrasamoot, end 'ball bare proceeded to the
diebsedesent d lip alp from. These candidata fulfilled
eniasenli Imptiel government declare. Itself ready
to give Is like Met heard meaner the that Austria
will not admit saws pendia/ the duration of the congeals
is leg ma am Wee ball respect the imports) territory mad
thet he sana
In marl abe Ind A. Loftas to bring the contents of this
male no the Moeda. of his government the undersigned
bans advantage el, "IL
Mutts'

Onszavartons or ran
Cann= or Vizarsra.
Webs of beads( the Tbeangress shall azembe
_ebb/mance of pesos lestwela dm mesa of brloglag bask
Austria and Bardiais. kakis to tie fuldimint of
her hibmatioutel duties, and
shall sierikr be beeerne to
be takes to mob the vellum
of the present complication.
11.
Zvaination of the Ramon The question of the barn-
States by the forego corps of a, ion of the Pontifical States
@eau tics, and a taking into may be discussed. The con-
eoasidsretios the reforms grass will leave the details of
in the Itahan State& he aboation to the three
directly interested.
ch'snti question of the 'Ambits-
tredve reforms may be de-
bated. Au understanding
may be come to on the ad-
vice to to given, but its defl.
nitive adoptionbmains rubor-
&bate to the decisions of be
stabs dined, Ldsrested.

♦ sontanisi to be ado The validity et see nestles
viand fir the apnea treatise must be questioned; but If
Intense Aunts and the ell the peens sepennied se
ludas Mans. .21018! ..:iii

them toleeduesiblir Intl&
cal aes4a with the Italia
Stamm, Amnia, cm her ger,
will do the same. She will
oome to an under.tandieg
with the governments co-in-
terested, to be able to present
their common treaties to the
congress, and to examine In
what WOWSe their revoke'
might be re3ognised as me-

Territorial arraatrententa Perfectly agreed that ed-
ema the treaties of 1816 shall tbir existing territorial m-
oott be leeched. gagrerrata 'roc the treaties of
1816, • -- those coscleild in
.

, nor
mamas a Sims acts, shall
be bloshai.

An understanding for a
simultaneous disarming of
ths great powers.