The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-31

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ANOTHER WAR BETWEEN MEXICO AND SPAIN,
DC. &C., &c.
The British steamships Kangaroo Capt. jeffrey, and
Persia Capt. Judkns arrived yesterday from Liverpool
The Kangaroo sailed the l6h and the Persa the
4 1ssh instant
The news week later and Of considerable import
ance.
The aspect Of affairs in Europe continues warike, and
The most extensive preparations FOR hosthtes were being
made in France, Austria, England and throughout Italy,
The Pope has announced before the Consistoy that he did
claim the fudlmen of the demand for evacuation
Of the Papa States His only intention to prevent
collision of the two Catholic empires in his dominons
The Pope also said that he had entrusted his destiny
Providence, and that orders have been given for public
prayers for the maintenance Of peace
is asserted in some quarters that note of the Papal
government has been lately addressed the Duke de
Gramont requesting the evacuation Of the States OF the
Church by the French troops as early as possible.
In letter from Rome we told that the Pope is
about TO send Cardinal to Vienna and another Paris
arrange with the Austrian and French governments tho
mode Of evacuating the Roman States. It Ia not i'm
probable that the mode Of evacuation will be undecided
until important question is settled-that of peace
or war.
The account given Of modification Of the conditions
the evacuation of Rome confirmed and is said that in
accordance with the wishes Of his Holiness the French
troops are prolong their stay in the Roman States.
One Of the London correspondents gives the following
important paragraphs
An ugly feature, which likely fortfy the En-
per0r Of the French in his designs against Austria, Is
lOund in the fact that the Russian government for
bidden the expectation Of horses This looked
xs~to. Int
Cabinet
Il is likewise TO be observed that the Russian journal
lie Mo- d. published at Brussels, has formally an op
potuny Of expressing doubts as TO the correctness of
report that Russia prepared to throw her in
uence into the scale IN favor Of the attitude taken by
Germany IN the existing crisis.
Sardinia has completed her loan of $40 900 ooo has
called out her reserve and has contracted in France
80 900 revovers. Additional reports state the
garrison of Turin is in march for the Iicuo wbither all
the cavalry has preceded 1t, and that requstion has
been addressed by the 10 the Emperor of the
French for an auxiliary corps ddrmee of 10000 men.
Various runners were afoat in Paris, Thursday, the
18th. 1t said that the Lyons Railway Company has
received orders keep its line readiness for the
port Of also asserted that the squadron
which recently left Toulon 20 proceed to Agicrs for the
purpose Of embarkng troops at that place. The Emperor
would receive the Prussan Ambassador Count Pouraes
in private audience that day. 1t further asserted
that the Conferences for examining the election of
Couxa have been adjourned TO an indefinite period
The Austrians had commenced preparations to lay
mines for the purpose Of blowing up the bridge of Bua
lora the Tcino.
Austria full Of dstrust as to tao success of the negota
tons continues to concentrate her forces upon the
tiers Of Piedmont hundred and ten SO FOUNDER guns
have arrived at Pava 5000 have been quartered
Lodi, and 1000 will shortly assemble at Mantua Ten
thousand siege shells, it is stated to be distributed to
the army, and tho Diriko assumes that they TO be
used in an attack upon Alessandria
At Pogli and at Trieste armaments continue without
ceasiDg; and having regard to the possibility of sud-
den descent upon the coasts of nyria of Dalmata
Austria has ordered 10000 earth bags and 200 block
houses or wooden FORTS be constructed for the defence
Of the different parts of the shore Each of these forts
will contain fifty soldiers.
The Vienna correspondent of the London Times in his
despatch dated the 5h says that the impression that
peace will not be long maintained Ia stronger than ever
Austria fully prepared for war, but she Will faithfully
keep the promise given 70 the British government not
70 act aggressvey the impression at Vienna that
IL would be useless to put questions in the British Para
ment respecting Lord Coweys mission until the British
ambassador has bad opportunity Of conversng with
the Emperor Napoleon. The Italian regiments being
sent into the inner provinces Of tia empire The munich
palcoune Of Trieste have received orders 70 have 1000
beds constantly prepared tor passing troops.
The ammonia Of Turin states that preparations have
Doen mRoe Tor Gaze Oh nceu the scat 0i
government to Genoa city which not, like Turn open
70 the inroads Of an enemy.
In reply TO the remonstranccs against the enrolment OF
the subjects Of the Duke of Modena the Sandman army
Cavour said have declared that the Pedmontese
government considered the Italian volunteers emf
grants and not descrtcrs The explanation relative "a
The enlistment Of Austrian deserers s the govern
ment can neither send them back nor without danger T.
pubic tranquility, leave them unoccupied.
lie Nrd says the Cabinet Of Turin has sent 10 Paris
memoir in which exposes all the aggressive acts O
Austria for some months past.
Orders have arrived Berne 10 buy up for the sard
nnn government all the horses that be procured
The Official Picdmontese Ga.ene contradicts tho sue
gcstions OF the Presse Of Pars of the 10th March, an
points out that the policy Of the Sandman government
mas never been either provocative revolutionary, but
always national and liberal. The confidence which in
spres and the admirable concord which prevails through
out the country show that this policy approved Of Th
esronian government accepts with satisfaction the mani
fossatons OF sympathy and tho Offers of cooperation
al men OF good ith without regard TO what their pas
e may have been, but at the same time is nrm deter
minaton Is not to concert with those ncorrsbe indi
vduals who prejudice the national cause bv disturbances
of sect faction
Mr.. Preston, the Minister of the United states 10 spau
was received on the 18th by the Queen in private audi
sncc In The name Of President Buchanan he assured bo
Majesty Of the Presidents desire 10 maintain friendly rea
mons with span and expressed his own personal conyic