The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-05

Terms Of the Zurich Peace Treaty-Aus-
trta Codes Lombardy to France, bat
Retains Mantua and Peschiera "A
Heavy Debt Taken by Piedmont-Thc
italian Confederation Again-Chances
OF = Congress and More Compltca-
W. tions-Lord PaImerston Looks ON Ma
poleonss Position as . Dangerous One
England Not Likely to Enter tho Com
gress-Sudden Illness OF Count COllO-
redo, tho Austrian Convoy at Zurich
Dangers or civil War-Military Move-
ments and Popular Excitement, SC.
Zurich despatch Of the 18th says:-The principal
points the treaty peace between France and Austria
signed by the Penpotentares but yet ratified by the
two governments, as follows
l. Austria gives up Lombardy, except Mantud and
Pcschira and the frontier line fixed by special
commission, to France, who transfers it to Piedmont
2 Pensions acquired in Lombardy be paid by the
new government.
s. Piedmont paw Austria 40 900 900 forns and be
responsible three hs of the debt of Monte Lombard
venetia making the debt in all transferred to Sardinia
25o, 600 600 francs.
l. The two contracting Powers will unite their efforts
h order hat reform administration should be carried
out BY the Pope.
ma arc eressly reserved to the tsoo Epcror who will
ton Of all the States of Italy.
g. venea, under Austrian rule, is to form part Of the
confederation.
Z. Ratfcations will be exchanged at Zurich within
Afteen days.
It will be from the above that the treaty is merely
an amplihcaton of the vlafranca agreement
The Paris Pays intmates OF knowledge that in
Congress accepted in principle by the English govern
ent the only Powers represented besides great
ones will be Piedmont, and the Pope and Naples under
certain eventualities.
The admission of Spain might be nationa but Sweden
and Portugal have no claims.
The Independence Beige says that out Of compliment
Napoleon Austria proposed that the Congress should sit
n Paris but this declned and the chances favored
Brussels
The policy of England in taking part in the Congress
was being canvassed by the press and generally the
guments were against it, The London Times and London
Herald are both to England joining any European
Congress Italian affairs
The London Post Lord Palmerstons organ, that
were an idle riing with the influence of England and
the hopes of Italy expect any English statesman at all
worthy Of the would hazard his reputation and
the national honor entrusted his by entering
Congress OF ,Oaich the basis may be in the execution Of the
Zurich treaty.
The same JOURNAL in another editorial, regards the
COmpuCauoHb Us Sc5Vuc, ""S uNe PVSseSo's
Napoleon as extremely embarrassing He has undertaken
The special protection Of the Papa government and also
Of Italian liberty, while Papal power and Italian liberty
are in open warfare 1t is almost certain that Romagna
will be attacked by the Papal troops 1t is also certain
that at the first Of armed intervention In the
Duchies, the troops OF Garibald will sweep before them
every vesge Of Papal rule. Under these circumstances
the Intervention Of Austria will be anticipated What
part would France then play and what extension would
ne Roman question hen-assumes The Post concludes by
saying that English statesmen will make efforts to avert
soe dangers which threaten Europe.
zurich despatch Of the 2lst announces that Count
Cohoredo was that morning attacked with apoplexy.
Four physicians were attending him. but there were little
hopes Of his recovery
Aarsna valiant reported TO have written TO Napoleon
suggesting the occupation OF the Duches bv French
troops, 20 prevent civil war breaking out
The Neapolisan army tho Roman frontier was in
creasing.
WINS rumourcd that troops had landed NJ Ancona.
Considerable excitement prevailed In Piedmont on nc
count ofhe conditions Of the Zurich treaty The KING Of
Sardnia, in receiving deputaton from the rnicoa,,v
Of Genoa, reiterated his intention to defend tho ca r
Nalan independence TO the utmost of his power H
pressed the hope that the wishes Of Italy would ha
granted.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Herald .ovs
that the object of the Sandman Minister for FOREIGN 4,
fairs visiting Paris is to obtain the Empe ors consen,
pcndsg the Congress, to the occupation OF Central Italy