Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-22

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Think dition sine qua the return of the archdukes.
s.he d. The Emperor Napoleon accepted these condi-
pessi tons 1t is easy to conceive, that If after the
nust conclusion of peace, the destnes OF Italy had
Try tohbeen ntrusted to who had more at heart
'torgot the future of their common fatherland than
man Sittle partial successes the aim of their endeav
efors would have been to develop and not OBJ
istruct, the consequences of the treaty of Villa
m franca and then Venetia would have been
placed on the same footing as Luxembourg
with Holland. The archdukes will not be
tablished by foreign forces, but that portion of
the treaty of Vilatranca not having been car
ried out Austria will find herself freed from
all engagements taken in favor OF Venetia.
Instead of the policy of reconciliation and
peace, defiance and hatred will be seen to re-
appear which will entail fresh mistortunes.
Much it would appear, is expected from
congress- which we hail with all our best
Wishes but we strongly doubt that congress
would obtain better conditions for Italy. 1t
would not be right to ask from great power
Bile Conversations War would be the only
way to resolve the difficulty but Italy must
be aware that one power alone makes war Tor
an idea and that is France, and France has
accomplished her mission.
The Independence Beige asserts that France
is making vigorous naval preparations and
court defences.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Herald contradicts the report that twenty
frigates were ordered to be built at Cruezar,
and says the rumor arose from an immense
order being given for iron plates, intended for
embrasures at Cherbourg.
The Monieur publishes the agricultural
statistics of Algers, showing that the recent
harvests in that Colony have been satisfactory.
Two additional prominent French exiles
publish in the London Times their views of
the late amnesty. NJ L. Qunet declines to
accept it, denying the right of the Emperor
either to prescribe or pardon him. Felix Pyatt
determines, as u matter of policy, to accept
the amnesty, and return to France, where he
thinks patriots may do more good than by re-
manning aloof
Prince Napoleon has gone to Switzerland
1t is supposed his journey had reference to the
intended interview between the Emperors. M.
de lie Gueronniere has gone to st. Saveur.
His mission refers to tho intended liberal re-
form of the press laws
The monthly return Of the Bank Of France,
shows an increase in cash OF SIX ana three
quarters millions francs.
1t is reported in Paris that France had noti-
fed the Porte that it does not intend to treat
the Suez Canal affair as a political question.
The Paris Boursc fell daily. On Friday,
the article in the Moniteur sent Rentee down
to 6S from Acc. but y vague rumor subse-