Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-03-26
FROM OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENT
PARIS, MARCH g. 1858.

IAHlS, MARCH q, 1906.
The most interesting and important intelligence
that we have to communicate this week is relative
to the pending differences between the Austrian and
turkish Uoyernments. DespaIcnes HOm vlcnna
announce the settlement of these differences in the
following terms
Field Marshal Count LEIMsGEN who had been charged
with diplomatic mission the Ottoman Porte con-
corning the matters in dispute between the two Govern
ments has returned to Trieste The Ottoman Porte has
adhered the demands and claims addressed to it by
the dplomatist on the part Of Austria"
The Constitutional of Paris follows the above
despatch by an article which acquires an interesting
signifcancy from the general belief that it has been
communicated to the semi-oficial if not in form at
least in substance, from high Governmental source
The object OF the article is to warn the public
against being deceived by the too laconc and abso-
lutte terms Of the despatch and to suggest the re-
Election that French influence at Constantinople is
now too well established to have permitted of so
summary settlement Of all the matters in dispute be-
tween the Courts Of Vienna and Consantinople AS to
several minor questions they have probably been arranged
but the Constitutional takes the liberty of doubling with
respect to certain others: "A,
GAS to questions of territory and sovereignty which re-
pose upon treaties to which other Powers are intervening
parties, do not think that they could have received
defnve solution without the of those Pow
ers And If Count Leiningen has returned to Trieste
the dispatches say after having terminated the difference
with the settlement Of which he charged
ranted to conclude that the questions settled those
first mentioned above and those of greater Importance
have been rumored to become matter Of Interior negta
ton The return of Count Lenngen should then be
sdered Of suspicious for the settlement Of pend
ing difficulties between Austria and the Porte; but we
should not too hastily accord to the concessions obtained
significance which they probably do not possess If it
be important that Turkey give to European Powers salts
faction for founded gries it does less import to
the OF Europe that the Turkish Government main
tain an honorable position, which is necessary for the
maintenance OF the European equilibrium"
There has been much talk in Paris during the last week
of the purpose which it is said Austria with the concur
renee Of Prussia France and Russia has taken re-
monstrate seriously with England against the hospitality
she accord to political refugees general and to Ledru
Rolln, Kossuth, and Maxim in particular. Cont
mental Congress viii, il 10 iatnated, assemble in the
spring to take this subject into confederation and devise
the means Of forcing England the passage Of severe
alien laws The cessation Of all diplomatic intercourse
hostile tariffs, the Introduction Of the whole territory Of
the allies to all British subjects, and more actively
hostile measures suggested likely to be the conse
quence Of refusal on the part Of England The Lloyd Of
Vienna contains very violent article upon this subject
Engshmen know too well what liberty Is and prize il
too highly to permit that its sacred principles be VIC
lated British territory even in the case Of men who
have shown themselves unworthy of its protection as
Ledru Rollin Kossuth, and Mazzni Engand's last sh
ling and last would be spent in their defence un
worthy as they They beset by unprincped Gov
ernments stronger than themselves and are constrained
by the peril of their independent nationality to make
compromises Of principle Of which they see and deplore
their Inconsistency. After the miserable attempt at in
surrecton in Lombardy three weeks ago, Austria drew
close GORDON Of troops along the frontier of the Canton of
Tesno adjoining the Austrian possessions All commu-
ncaton with Switzerland was strictly forbidden All
Swiss residents in Lombardy summariy expelled
some FIVE thousand from the city Of Milan alone and some
twenty thousand from the whole King
dom. Then the Swiss Confederation was summoned to
expe not only from the Canton Of Tesno but from the
entire Swiss territory all such refugees as Austria might
now or hereafter name especially obnoxious This
upon pain Of military occupation Of the frontier Swiss
canons The Confederation consented at once to inter-
dict the residence in the Canton Of Tesno to all Austrian
refugees but holds the important branch Of the de-
mand under Amusement II Austria insists, Switzerland
will be compelled to yield for the occupation Of Tesno
BY Austria would be promptly followed by that Of Geneva
by France, and Of Neuchate by Prussia for it is not
doubted that both these Powers would finally concur in
support Of the invasion.
Three journals Of Paris the Presse the Asse5iee Ma
hona and the Mode have received the fatal sdrninq
from the police since my last letter The Pse was nc
cused Of speaking in too favorable terms Of form Of
government different from that which France actually
possesses.
All Of the persons lately arrested for scandaous re-
ports about the Empress given in their foreign CORE
spondence, have been discharged with two exceptions
The discharges have been BAIL but the affair will prob
ably be allowed to die where is 1t is hoped that cor
respondents other than the Engish have been sufficient
ly impressed with salutary terror.