The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-26


vanguard Of AUSTRIA and the Powerfra % Be crushed, as
he 1e'oa'd Of It's co operation IN policy Of Italian Oppression
LORD cowLEy's MISSION
From the Paris correspondent OF the London Post,
March T.
No any longer doubt Lord Co,oleys mission 10
hare in succeeded. His Exccency still re-
mains at Vienna, and is not expected TO reach Paris be-
fore the end or week Whatever he has suggested
in bis official capacity of mediator has not been rejected
entirely. On this fact there be question. We
know the Roman States be evacuated by France
and Austria almost as soon as Lord Cowey arrived at
Vienna; II is, therefore, not that particular point
of the Italian question that the British Ambassador is
Still detained at Vienna am pretty shall find
proposals have been made to remove from the Italian
peninsula that iegitima,e influence which Austria
has employed IN maintain Dg system OF government
throughout Italy which periodically produces revolution
ana characterized by lasting discomfort 1t said at
Sou a ma,ewss pau last nlgh' by those VINO might
ever they may be- were met by other propositions
part OF the Vienna Cabinet lie Memorial Diplomatigee
the Austrian organ published in Paris, this assertion
obeerves-"C princpes dudiet eS admis de prrt
ct dtre, 81 &c premier ocoord donnerod lieu des co,re
propositions dams lesqueesd sd9irdn unteenf de deter
miner la poytee rolpiicaiiOn de principles aoceptsU
take the Memorial 10 be good authority and II the 90
yernmen has accepted the basis OF negotiations ON Inc
Italian question something gained, supposng the real
difficulty can ever be removed os the action OF dplo
DO not think the Conferences will now meet before the
10Th Of this MONTH Lord Cowey, believe here will
goto London before he returns to his poet.
The Memorial Dip nofioue says
We cannot sufficiently warn our readers against the
dark mannuvrcB OF a dsoya speculation. In the first
place. 10 pure invention To say that Lord Cowley was
the bearer Of any kind of utmaum, the acceptance
the rejection OF which the Of Austria to decide
the question OF peace war. The nature of his non
Official and not Official mission excluded the presentation
OF any perempory propositions is evident n all those
who are conversant with diplomatic proceedings that
Lord Cowley s more particularly charged bring about
between France and Austria state OF feeling sufficiently
friendly to serve az the basis Of Interior negotiation
which would then assume an official character. In spite Of
the siter pronoscs Which the manufacturers of news are
pleased TO propagate. zoe are happy TO learn tint he neyoia
Iion cofded to Lord Coay has already made iport1nt
progress Certain principles said TO have admitted
on both sides, and this preliminary understanding will
give rise TO counter propositions the sole object of which
viii be to determine the bearing and the application OF
the principles 80 accepted
nv despatch addressed 70 Prussia on the 22d ut and
communicated the other German States Austria points
ont he necessity of aring the federal fortresse Of making
arrangements for the nomination Of ne commanders Of he
qnited forcesm the Confederation and Of preventing the
gortaon of horses Austria, however out OF regard TO
Prussia consents TO withhold these propositions from the
ermanc Diet until the army Of Italy shall have been put
ga A war footing No mention is however, made as TO
whether the army OF Italy above alluded 70 that oeong