The Express.
London, England, 1857-02-11 00:00:00

Italy, the andities tape tell such aid was pp-
mind, and the lila of the period during Welt
the proven* gemates was to be in hope. But
about tie me& facts of the case there witiberdly
be laid to ban been any material differ's*, or dis-
pute. Each party of course reiterated his own vet,
gee of the matter, and affected to disdain the impa-
les of the other. But on a close comparison of the
anienents they will be found to differ less
la might have been supposed; and
nap gdets in each are left without confutation or
ems melba in the other.
Is wmly fair to Mr. DISRAELI to admit that he
ellemgleli in no way to shrink from the original
~Ms be bed made respecting a secret compact
alleted be between France and Austria with the
must* if is British Government ; on the mi-
-1 Mary, lb ye* will be found to contain the most
deliberate eel sequalided repetition of that asser-
tion. He mil Ms Wet that the " Convention "
referred to was emmested en the 22nd of December,
1854; that in comeentence thereof large bodies of
Austtian troops were withdrawn from the Lombardo-
Venetian provinces; that when the Italian sone•
reigns became thereby slammed, the terms of the Ors.
vention were in contidne, eensinnicated to than In
order "to tranquillise** hers ; " and that the
official correspondence in Downing-Mr*
would, upon reference, to that all them
facts were from time to time made known to the
British Cabinet. The inhuman Mr. Duisznu wean
have us draw from these slim to. that a pawl
assurance, in the nature d a senliaill geaseetos,
had been given by the Am* 2111111101 to his
loving and faithful bail of Asehia, that the
gripe of Austria on the throat of Italy should not
be disturbed by him; and that if by any accident
the victim should momentarily break loose from his
legitimate gaoler's hold, French sympathy and
essistanee would not be wanting in order to
recapture the fugitive slave. And what says
Lord Psucensrox in reply ? He admits that
1854 Austria sought for the assurance in
question, and that in some form or other it was
eventually given. He laughs uncontrollably at the
notion of there ever having been " a treaty r but
" a convention" is quite a different matter. The
existence of such a document he does not deny ; but
he says that he has reason to believe it was never
formally completed. Bat granting—gaily, and just
for argument's sake—that Austria understood the
guarantee as having been virtually given, it was
only to be binding during the war; and conse-
quently maid not be cited se at all inconsistent with
what was said at the Coefereuces of Paris in favour
of Italian freedom sixteen months after. Then as to
its substance and tenor r—it never was intended
se a guarantee of Austria's possessions beyond
the Alps—enly that in ems those poems-
I liens &Nil le disturbed by popular revolt,
Ihe Pm* Omega quartered in Italy should be held
sealbew be lake part with their Austrian allies
In tyangerabi of the same. Of the degree in
willeh Bleak SECRETARY SMARR fur FOREIGN
Arran well asipisant of the swietiatioos that led
le the eenewmation adverted M. and the actual
sells timed, the Punt= bibmed to say say-
able. lb eentelied Wendt with quizzing the
newhee hr baba ea Ile elms tone in which be
onegitkel that tbeeedieit bed sot been pronely
treated; and mods en Medial apology far not
being es angry as the Oggedine leader declared it I
was his duty to have boon. Per the Use.,
this sort of thing gibe fib to do totter
then argument, however weighty, or eloquence,
however pure. The veteran abater remem.
Ws bow Lord CASTLEREAGH used to exasperate and
bibs HLNIT BROUGHAM, when in the zenith of his
*en and his fame, by affecting to be occupied with
the lee be wore in his button-hole, and to which
be WI turned for refreshment when apparently
Isemied by his assailant's harangue. In other rev
weds the parallel fail& Mr. DISRAELI'S recent
op eae boor little sell= to than of his distin-
guished yrodooswer in lie bedweltip of the Opposi-
tion, save in talk piety. His statement of
bat night was inlihneldy venoms and tedious.
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