Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-21

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| ~ .,shn"hsi IL, XII. -. , ,h OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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inclu, m I'M. nu,n.r M ,hn.. "a, ~. inou,i in,o H.
aids thai IN, Kin, nj. s,v,.,,yn .nxio,.lx ~i.h. a.,
IN. pr,,.p.rity oi the kny,om Of ,,,.c, .n ,h,, he
arny desires to ui,ne.. IN. ol The ,ns
which hsy, prouc, IN. abnorm,l ,,a. of .,h,s. &C.,
stoned the presence foreign troops. he admits how
ever that il might De proper TO examine into
ces calculated To present this matter in it, true light A
for the steps which might be considered
take in what relates Ia the state Of affair. In Nh. king
dom of IN. 40 Siri.s Raron ,fysl
steps might pres.n yarou. Inconvenience, He .y. ,h.,
il might be well ask oneself whether amonitions such
A. those which hay, been prpos.d w,niI moi .x,i, In
the country spirit opposition aud revolutionary move
mcnts n.tea Of answering TO th. IDEAS which II had b..n
contemplated carry out certainly with benevolent in
tcntiun lie does not deem pr,per To enter un,r an
examination OF the actual situation Pontica States
lie confines hu>sf expressing the desire that il may
he possible place the Government in a condition .hici
would henccioth render superuous the occupation by
foreign toops Baron MsnteufeI conclude. by declaring
that the Piusslsn Cabinet full, admits the pencous
huence exercised by the press subversvs OF all regular
order. aud the dangers which prupagates by preaching
up rcgicie and revolt he adis that Prussia would
tary take part in the inquiry into the measures which
might be doomed suitable for putting end prac
uces.
- -, 800 o wv Va" W qeesuon the nght OF
question which - not contemplated by his tons
n, ,L. on;ninn ,,.u;,.s,'I , -, m ''hPor'aee
IN ,h,. ocr,n,,;on oi Nh. Ro,., So, ,I,, :" "earu
10 'e U, Tue WOMAN States, should be recorded
III inc rro,ocoL Inc hr~t fieh'potentiary at Sardinia
Austrian troops assumes every ,y NOR. nf n.-,n,,
character that il has lasted .ey,n year. .nJ ,r, -
'heie-s no indication appears which would lead to the
that the Causes which gave ria. t il arr. sI in ,;,
that the of the country which they occupy i .s.
redIy not improved and thar in orsr m n, .,,-sI =,
this il Is enough TO remark that Aus,t;, con;d II,
Obliged to maintain in its utmost s.y.,;,S III 80, -,
sicgr at Bologna although il ,ate, fron th. .ns,;o
itself He observes thar ia. nr,.-.nc. ~ H. -;
troops in the Legations and in the Dnchv ~ ps i
stroys the balance OF power In Italy ami ons,i,n, ~,
danger Sardinia The Penpotentiari.. of S.,,ni.
he SAYS deem it, therefore duty To noint on n, ,h :,
trntiou OF Europe state Of things 80 ,bnoru.I a. ,h,
viii ch results from the indefinite occupatiou or ,rsst
mart of Ital, by Austrian troons A. r.,.ri. ~ -
of Naples Count Cayour shares .ntr.lv ,ha on,ins -
pres .ed by Count Waewski and the Earl of CI,rsnd
aud he conceives that is in the highest degree imno
ant to suggest notifications which appeasng passion.
would render less difficult the regular of aar H.
the other States OF the peninsula "
Baron Hubner, his part says that the first pIenipo
Tertiary OF Sardinia has spoken oly of the Anstti, q
cupaton, aud kept silence IN regard TO that Of Franc.
sam. time and with IN. .,mr object. d., !, - -; 1e
ole admit the argument draw by Count Ca vour ron iL
permanently OF the state Of siege Bologna that if AN
exceptional of things still necessary in thai civ
while it has long since at Rome aud Ancon thi
sppear- the prove that the disposition. of the
people OF Rome aud of Ancona are more than
those oi the city bologna lie remarks thu, in It,Iy IL
j. oy the Roman States which are occupied for Tor
egn troOp that the c,nmumcs Of Menton and of Roam,
bruno, forming pat uf the principally of Monaco hay
been Tor the last eight occupied y Ssrlui. and t
the only difference which between the two occuns
tions H. that the Auans and the French were invited "a,
the Sovereign the country while the Sandman t,non
entered the terrtor, .f the Prince ol u,n,co .,,,
his wishes and MAINTAIN themselves h.,ein r.
''t Wv oo,, ~, r., ~ @ So''''g" OF tile country
''P', " i'A'"" hu"''r,
,,..,'a, b,,y 'a' u" Is ue'dou9 'hst the French
L,t h., h.. c,nnn, h., -, "" W" a '"e austrian
~, M tp V'Sue,"g te Que rs being lar
| Ital, ~ IJ. ,I, . 81, y ''u'Pe'ue"' states m
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yer, ,Irning m % 80. s ,C' u" "u'' Ner"7 "
! pin,i, ,h s,,,,.,;. =, H,s ." re''s'A anu on
trary tn the ~pirit # not Ia letter of The t,,; T ~
na aud extending herself aou, t,,. Adri,,,. :. A.. A,
cons A. Tor Monaco Iount Owen, ,I,..I.rs d., -;
dim. is ready Ia withdraw the "A, ,n., Who ,.,,, ~
ton ii the Prince il in a cun,tiou n, ,,.,,r, =, i 49,