, 1859-03-21

| -iAifI;pi;AAfRas:E1v 'rRASGE. i Il
The anticipations Of a peaceful solution Of c1-
listing difficulties, which prevailed in England Mt
ti,e departure Of the Arabia, do not appear to
bare been participated in to any extent in
nors Of q warlike: nature continued to prerail.
The Aonitenr, Of the 9th, contained the follow
ing paragraph: !" His Excellency, Cardinal IN
tonelli, announced on the o9d inst, By order Of
His Holiness, 10 their Excelieucics. the Anabas-
sadors Of France aud Austtia near the Holy See,
that the Holy Father, full Of gratitude. for the
s.1ccor, given him up to the present By their
Majesties the Emperor of the French and the
Emperor Of Austria, thought it lis duty to in
| form them tilat heuccforth his Government was
strong enough to suffice for its own security,
aud to maintain peace in it's States Ind that
| consequently the Pope declared himself ready
| to enter into arrangements With the two Powers
with rie;s to combine, within the shortest pos
sible delay, the Simultaneous evacuation Of his
| territory By the French and Austristt armies"
On the same day the Ratrie contained noti-
| Northumberland to hare been inspired from
| official quartcrs-that the evacuation, of the
Roman States is far from being the nia1n qucs-
tion on Which peace or war is to depend; that
in fact it is only the commencement Of solu~
tion, and would probably be sterile if other in
] terests were not satisfactorily settled.
4 Paris telegram Of the 18th says: . It is un-
| doubtedly the case that the communication Of
the Pope to the Two Powers requesting the
| evacuation Of his dominions, has caused great
public is that the French Government does not
intend the withdrawal Of its troops from Rome.
| The general hope in the maintenance Of peace
is not shared by ali persons here. and the be-
| liefis very strong that the Austrian Govern
ncnt will decline negotiations Of any kind with
the 1foldo-Wnluchian Principalities, believe
myself justified in stating TINT Austria does not
intend TO object to their union under Prince"
1t is stated that two boxes containing bombs,
similar to those used by Orsiui Ind been stnug-
glcd into Paris. They were received by railroad
and addressed to the Princess Matildc, but being
marked "to be left till called for they were
giren up to some parties purporting to haye
come fran her. The discovery wcs made on
tic reception Of third box, which wos sent to
! the Princess residence.
The Timex Paris correspondent writes that
whatever be the nature Of Lord Cowley's in
| structions, and whatever the result Of his mis-
sion to Vienna. there seems to be fixed opinion
in Paris that the King Of Sardinin aud his 3lin-
| listers are determined, without much scruple
| to the means they employ, Oh drasgins France
/ iuto Il war with austria.
4 dispatch from Paris, Of the evening Of the
1st, saws it sn: rnnored that tile French troops
would Immediately quit The Roman Suites, and
| that Lord Cowlcy' interview with the Emperor
/ Of Austria WAS not satisfactory.
In commercial circles the uneasiness caused
| by the immense preparations for war was on
the increase, and it was feared that unless news
| decidedly favorable to peace should transp:rc
hv the first Of March, serious failures would
I occur.
Inr Hrt<e remarks: ts In the Irish Press
| general feeling prevails Tint collision in Italy
Is ut hand. Ii can be readily conceived that the
inhabitants Of Ireland, country SO cruelty tried,
should feel their hearts bound with j"y ut the
idea of war Of independence being wagcd in
any part cf Europe"
The Iays expresses its satisfaction at the
news given by the -HoAife"r, but puts tile fo!-
lowing case:
Ton the Invitation Of the 1.ope the French
| aud Austrian armies rvsre-the Austr1ats cross
the pn, the last French battaons embark at
Ciyta Yccc1lia. But let us suppose that dis
turbauces hreak out the position which AUSTRIA
occupies upon tic ~, would e,nb!c them to re-
sum- their positions in the Legations before the
ti,i,.s Of tlic outbreak cuuld be known in France
THIS wouili uin,cs uiin,cs France ut disadvantage We
are convinced that diplomacy. c., -:
The Paris Correspondent Of the Jndtptn71n"~
-, says: ''fo-tlay the Council Of Ministers was
convoked and presided over bv the Emperor
Ills Majesty informed the Council that the .Apos-
tnlic Nuncio las officially demanded the recall
4 Of the French troops now occupying Rome, and
that an affirmative reply had been given. Ills
Majcsty, in concluding his statement, used
words 10 tlis effect: 'Yuu know, MesSicurs,
with what solicitudc have watched over the in
terests vi the lioly Father; what zeal hare ev-
!: er displayed il protecting his dignity. To-day
lie believes that he ls able to dispense with the
the resolution to abandon him to the chances
! which tue obstinaey Of his Government exposes
him, in not following my disntercsfch coun-
SelS The same correspondent surs, that all
persons who know the country. believe that if
inti"n will break out in Rome. and that the Is
ma men who cniipnse tue lntiiicial army will
bcpowerlcss 'n :.irprc:.is it.
The jM:7y .N.rx saws that from the admissions
elici.ed by the Ear! of Clare,,do,, hist nigh. we
: now see why last weeks ministerial cxpla,la-
tiaus about France and Austria being ab.ut to
leave tfle la''al States were received with incrc
.lulitv in France. There had been no common
consultation. Il" compact, nothing like dipto-
: ;l,ltic transaction OF event. tn jn0tifv the an
no:nccn,cnt Which last Friday cvoked The cheers
. ii thc 1f,se
The correspondent of the London Timss
writes frum Paris on the crcnny If Feb. Ii:
'"ri.c accounts from the provinces, and partic-
iilary from MarsciEles speak Of the arnlan,ents
g''snG nn with tl'e sat1ae rixor. ! letter s:aal
that city, i:;te,i Yesterday, says that tic accn-
mutation ri military stores anu provisions for
thu army il greater at present than during any
pei d If The war in the Crnra. The extern
sivc warehouses; II the port OF tho Toilette are
& cran'ine! with military stores. and IN t'se bake
: n"lses thcF are making biscuits night and DAY;
, ! detachment a, s'' men, i'"n' Tue garrison "i
H., f,r E;r;,a Tce, .rl,,,,,cc ,I'n, ,rn"'.oJ ::
Rome an Informed that; in consequence ..
recent experiments natlr at urlent, us well n
T.. slncelinrs the upper ''er =" %,'hs III I'LL
, FRENCH sh'ps ot WIT are 10 ~ f1'leo.
GERMANY AND AUSTRIA.
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c;..n;r haI .sI strnnn w. ."o d..a a''e..u" ra,'ra
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ho,.o -, .io;... In, -, farm - "oal;,;,n s.,,;n.
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. ""' p,r;s corr..nooa.rco If 1,,o 1,kn.,x,r
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nt pS ",s. -. y,ahn 20 ~ H.. - =.
ra;",i n',;ns. ~ Ti,s .;u,mltnna",s W axac"a
and Austrian troops. =. lseforn,s to be "btainc'
from the i0lT Father IN spite of Ills resistance