Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-11

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EAs state OF ltaiS.--rhs conserenee At
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The Peace Of Villsfranss continues to be discuss
/ ed in the foreign papers ana L. Dies nOt sesmrtO
grow IN favor aby where. Ia1IGaly especially does
tae diss&tsssetonAt the treaty Is understood from
the gisings-Oat Of abe high contrasting parties.
gather strength FROM the discussion Of the subject
Paris letter says that news had reached there that
eighty-fVe municipalities in Ruscany had already
met snd proclaimed their design 10 Offsr anna re-
sistanee TO the rt-intrnsios Of the late dynasty
Stems, Piss, Lases sofia and Ara zzo had pro
noanesd in this direction. As for Lsgborn, the.
cOmuosiOa had become 50 formidable that the Con
faero Buecssi had 10 dselafe. in proclamation to
the tOwnspsOFle that be held hiussf psrssnall5 re-
possible to them for the nonretusa Of the Austrian
Archdske - zaa nNa - gsssa ~ Is
letter describes as follows the state of things 10
MilaB:ss $50 sssi 80 - .aea las sc1 p $3.50,
'At Milan the coasternstion Of mems minds, in-
stead OF diminishing Increases the French ricOlor
has been removed from the balconies more thas
was seizsd with madness. At PiaceHza I 20 gentle
men who we're the first to bFiHg the news Of thepre
minaries of the conditions Of pesee we're arrested
by the people and detained in prison By the author
tiles, being taken for emifsariss sent disturb
der BY the dissemination Of false and disastrous in
Another subject which ella the newspapers with
specuatiOns is whether the terms Of the Yillsfran-
ca agreement will be submitted in Congress 10 the
Powers that signed the treaties Of 1915. or viii be
quietly and de6nitiyey settled by the PlesipOtsn-
taries Of Austria and France in simple and friend
~ conferences at Zulieb. Austria is decidedly OPP
posed to a Congress, and France earnestly desires
it, We are told thatst idea of causing the tra-
ties Of 1915 to be cancelled by the same hands that
signed them has BEEN for years the cherished
project Of the French Emperor, and with the pre-
seUt advantages Of hts position he will scarcely al
Low the opportunity to escape him. Could the act
Of iRmoIstion be performed in Paris, il would be
stiIl more striking. The conference, being aless
solemn mode Of procedure, and less humilatings IS
taking place only betssen the victor and the
quished, would suit Austria best. II would be
hard task got an Austrian Plsnpotentisry to sit
in Congress with the representative Of YICToR EMAS
gEL TIE L4dsPsadnes Beige declares that the
trail powers Of Europe cannot submit 70 play 50
humble part as to send representatives Is Con
gress tied up to the siipulstiOns Of Yillsfranca.
o. the contrary if we may believe the Nord. which
in this respect certainly represents the wishes Of
the French government, the Conference at Zurich
will be followed by an EuropeOn Congress-. which
will thoroughly examine the Italian question, and
discuss the bases of the proposed Italian Confedera
ton. This assertion agrees with other reports our
rent in Paris, where il now seems to be thought
that any reluctance on the part Of the English or
Prussiaa governments has been will be overcome
and that the European Congress viii certainly coz
slider the Italian question.
No date had been ixsd fer the meeting Of the Con-
ference bat ii was thought it would meet about the
last of July. The sard;nian PlenipOtentisry had
not been named, and il was even rumored that none
would be appointed A Paris telegram to Che Lon
don Posi-, says the rumor gained ground there that
Sardinia would declias to be represented nthe Con-
ference at Zurich, aud Vienna dispatch to the
London TIraes says Austria and France Wlleoncluds
treaty of peace at. Zurich, and Sardinia, if she
pleases, may seeeie to il by an additional article
| Ialy is likely to prove hard PrOtegssto the En-
peror of France. A communication, it is said, has
DeeA uaue 10 MN the luScAH EfOflSlohhAi wv
tnuent, informing him that the Tuscan people a;e
determined not to receive the Grand Dnke back on
any ms, to which the Emperor replied that he
would not force the Grand Duke On them, and that
all he wishes is to form an Italian Confederation,
and nothing more,
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times
states that the Treaty of Peace contains stiPula-
ton that there shall no Intervention in futurs
either the part Of Austria Franc in the iass-
nal affairs of Italy. This is very important fact,
assuming it to be true and the regeneration Of the
Iali1ns, in that case, would have to proceed from
lemselves With such stipulation the restoration
Of the Austrian archdukes would be an absurdity
too ridiculous to be entertained But We fear that
ii is not true 1t is true however, that Faanoe has
promised not to restore she Austrian rulers Of the
petty states by force. 90 81 ts
In the House of Commons Mr.. Griffith questioned
the government on the bearing Of the treaty Of
Yillafranes upon this subject Lord John Russell
| replied that. according to the explanation offered
By the French government, it was not the iaen ion
Of the Emperor Of the French to employ force for
the purpose Of restoring the dyEssties Of Lorraine,
Este, and Bourbon to Tuscany, Modena sad Parma ;
and, further that there was provision or under
standing that these dynasties were to be restored
BY military force, M
A Vo,.on YeIle her. ann