Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-03-14 00:00:00

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deviset.ki.es Pacific
Z a Pac solution of the Italian question, and upon itself to state, in a very positiO.
FL,;eers, that the revision of the Austrian
3 with the Italian States will form the
1,,a? of the negociation. According to this journal
'a_ conference is a thing decided upon in principle,
and the only, doubt is whether it- will be held in
a._ arl°ll, Berlin, or Paris. The New Hanover Gazette,
~uoofficial journal, also says that ” a basis of negocia-
V be„tween France and Austria has at length been
Lord and that the latter power, yielding to
Austria
C°lvicy's representations, is disposed to consent
a revision of its treaties with the Italian States.
4iitistria will also, it is said by this journal, consider
c proposition for replacing the Austrian protec-
-10 raio by that of a European protectorate; she will
1111113;SesetTe a right of unlimited intervention in the
tCe"Les of Pa: and Modena, in case of revolu-
st°rnarY movements ):2 those countries. I am, however,
f3itaTilglY inclined to iLink that these and all
tom'az statements must be founded upon. news
Tri 7,
ienna previous to the article in the,
ti„, 444 Gazette of the Bth, and Lord Cow ey s
do There is some ground to suppose that
Au
.10 E.. very late period of his sojourn in the
ea sfustan capital that diplomatist did hope to set
success negotiations with a reasonable chance of
thai-ss, but that at the last moment he found out
goodad been following a Will-o'-the-wisp. If
it .result was to be augured from his mission
—Nose
is scarcely doubtful, considering the lin-
ere interest involved, that the fact would
official tlis have been intimated in some semi-
Pie shape., shape. All the latest letters from
to cht are most warlike.. Count Buol's despatch
the d°,,u„nit d'Apponyi is cited as the moving cause for.
4 4 ,--taration made by the Moniteur, that there is
font,‘fe,ilsve alliance between France and Pied-
hasThe doctrine that Austria by her preparationsat
in° air
eadY committed, and is continually commt
e 6 4117 aggressive act," such as would constitute
"IN within the meaning of the Moniteu) s
jeardecl-I.ltle, is sedulously inculcated by the war
f
thatila both in Piedmont and France. The belie
that he Mice
Napoleon's fall is only temporary, and
viz. teh will shortly see his desire upon his enemies,
ministersale who, 1
W
' are opposed to war, gains ground.

AUSTRIA.
ViE,,
the
direct
Zeitung
Ifrie, :' A, March 1. —The evening
1,..ct control of the Home Department,,
the aiele importance roust, Bider is not an official paper, but it is under
Treaties
,40,,,tiuree articles on the Austro-Italian therefore,
night.
As the aPPeared in the number publishedlast
b se.h aetetaaelolhdfe dc tothi . la:
in
paper, there can be question ' question of giving them_
iii,et:seo,arbutict itehseiirn
inorneefill seven columns of the -
,t,hoenseullioni. toed salientsurnary:
oh,atisf_ points will be found
iden.t. with
bee- .Part of theno-called Italian question has
actorily settled by the Papal Governmetnhte,
ification of
Its wonted wisdom, has prevented.
With a
the revolutionary principle in Italy
the , Practical question of the day, by requesting
rendered it
tre:lllstrirr,an and French Governments to recall their
neeells:' this step on the part of Italia'arY that a new basis should Rbteohnifeoreuefnodrefor
now
Nedll question, and
betwe „that a revision it
of
Italian States is
neeesse' Austria and the .
is
the conventions
tin g parties agreed
StatesarY. The treaties of Austria with the Italian
re altp,re known. The contracting
4441113 r each other assistance,
it wa eu2, and in the treaty with Naplesslio(July
it2h,elyBlbse)
with
accordance
the pcsiipulated that no changes should be made in
the Ingdoin which were not in
opposition to the
prineilli °,narchial principle or in.
for
The
adopted by His Imperial
r n provinces.
triie e government of the Austro-Italian .
.o
Fern perpetual, (inonerwiihrendes) rio—
lit t Occupy
Royal Majesty,
4iirrstrraai)Cominachio, and Piacenza was secured to
and ai,..0 ,Y. Article 103 of the Vienna, AetoefnCtobneglroetshs:
ti. In" °Y a treaty which was concluded
tri, ri.e, 1817, between Austria, Spain, France,t Gt.
„._'saln, Prussia, and Russia. The ri
o and
rfrara, and COmmachio. in the Papal Legations,
Po eenza in the Duchy of Parma, ht garrison
4hiNse'era to Austria, in order that she mightbe the
made
was given bye the
• in Ittani niaintain the territorial arrangements
and
„.ktern 3'; 'and protect herself against internal -case at eneraies! The alliances between Austria,
for-4°Y, and Modena, are based on the claims of the
whTlt,,'is.er to the right of reversion. During 3
during years
h the exception of a period of 14 years,
fief op Napoleon ruled over Italy—Modena w.ansrga. 113* t)(11 the tinpire under the house of Hapsburg.
and
Jaa,:eanients, bearing date January
Was-10.Y 3,oth, 1771, it is to be seen thalteB_
h of the
heal If?. ti.le extinction of the male 11. an
a airnly, tAiliodena
41.rehdul_ to revert to his Imperial Highness'.
4,11 d, in default Jsk Ferdinand of Austria and his posterity,
urt the
,s of the same, to the collateral_ heirs.'
l'('eeiv 3rd of October, 1735, the Duke of Lorraine
s
Of ii
Tared
andsTucany in exchange for the Principalities
er ~,, Lorraine. The claims of the Grand Duke
4ilicrearlY to the Duchy of Modena are settlediCongress.
The rep 1.00
Con.gr
(IQ StabliShe
and 98 of the Vienna Act of t 4 Tie'sisanaxy rights of Austria and Sardinia on
are e °char' of Parma and on Piacenza and Guaatx-ii
othPelle in I'4-
d bv the' Treaty concluded at Ai a-
, of i June,' and by that signed in
'ket i.,-,:' 1763. In article 99 of the
Nlieas' Congress it is said, that case of
Paris on the
t'alti tt,' the
Courts of Austria,
thetlV'ngland, and Prussia are to settle betwe
are 1 °W the claims of Austria and Sardinia on .
Russia,in -raneeen,
Parmato
the treaty ,he arranged. An additional article
64r- a.L.3' of
Duchy
20, 1815, gives to the King of
(six feet)
aof
ti"
iliPta the 1)11ehY of Piacenza, ' with the excep-
t 144 a °,,,,`,_ the fortress and 2,000 k/after
(aioPareiiriteilloilaartne to be ceded to Austria, who is to 132:
indemnification.' In a treaty_co
a,
4114 p etween Austria, Sardinia, Tuscany,
that A°.-riaa, on the 28th of November, 1844, the sum,ar_Moden
(14iitt ;'stria, in ease of escheat, is to pay to S
4, t °r the fortress of Piacena was fixed.
.1' the f . .
tqtitie
like 4 betw
fn it is to be seen that. the separate
are
an th s Rh. Austria and the Italian States.
-Y se wniehcontinually have been, and
As -iilbe c
Powers.
n,,, thlich ' .
~, oncluded between independent contirm-
ao-4''use_ierivetlh-ta,b7telsie,Xsilseaaspoblie'teann well to
Treaty, it may be well
Should
made about the additional
of Yanestinn iliriii_4 completely isentiquated.'
Pe,d." contraevr about it, it
refuse to set it
.n
18201 hand 1, oft",,;l' Powers will not likely
aside.that either
t invoke the treaty'
hini, when. the r„'Naples did
in ,i1.!:.0r did Akor!stitution of
no
1812 was forced on
_
; stria send troops to Naples. ilklB2l
Laibach Congres
it 111821 Austria interfered in Napless
at 86 a as resolved by the
The f' °llld do so."
none
(.1 le/Ina
Publicist then
Pli?we-rs the treaties between Austria and the Italian
proceeds to say that
..t
kn Ive,l'e " Concluded in the dark, and kept from
People -°W'edge of the European Courts." Many
(:ehe,4l,', inclined to attribute the articles in. the__
„.3(Perk,,,' lung to Prince Metternich ; but such an
that Cen., diplomatist would hardly . have said
4PEttviVila Will never consent to a revision
The e treaties. of her
•Prollih•tkp,ort of horses from Hanover been
has
have
t.itolvi,je'• Some of the Bavarian veterans
',lt pe- 11 sending their St. Helena
inch
reached
nie th 4 Government. Information has
medals back to
' 0. troops to
the kaotidthe. Russians are- quietly sending..k
kay is lan frontier. On the same authority, it
south ue stated, that the
Things
are :west of Poland is being reinforced.ary in the
Russian
etton"t going on smoothly
the
4 (!lp 71 Party is said to be forming against
in Jassy, where a
oh, (Aliodar.
..,te of ,
irtolian ' tne German papers relate that the
vom,. question is to be brought before the Paris
it; 'ene, but they are in error.
and
111,11g.so.ed reason for believing that Englaneo_no-us
as is la are as heartily tired of the Paris Are p a
In fact, there
Austria.

SARDINIA.
Ti,
1'14,211, March B.—Should the telegraph not have
to o`ZPPed the mail, I shall be the first to announce
otit, :4 that the contingents here have been called
t.
14 Lc) the number of 30,000 men liar the present.
q(l)!"ernment considers itself compelled to take this
'4l ;"ilig that Austria continues to send fresh troops,_
_eoalls hurriedly all her men absent on furlough.
44,4"rurtheless, as the Sardinian contingents have eF _
°llll to Join their eolQurs since the Oficial