The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-31
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oeavors to procure peaceful solution Of the pending d-
culties.
The Russian Cabinet admits the necessity Of the main
iepaDce Of treaties but advises revision of the seoa ata
treaties of Auetria with tho small Italian State. |,
ndced that young Prince who recently passe
derpach TO Baron Kisseef identical with u. on commu.
ncaed at Berlin. Tho visit OF Prince Souvsrow TO Paris
attributed to the same France HAVING publicly
declared her pacific Intentions through the columns 0 the
Kontur, 1t 10 now Austria's turn respond to public
opinion In Europe and not to persist too obstnatey In her
pfetensions.
LATEST CONTINENTAL CORRESPONDENCE
The Paris correspondence Of the London Tunes Of the
The French people keeuy feel the peril which menaces
be al all Europe in the struggle which they
vi,ed enter with the full kno Wedge OF the pro.
spect before them that the good NJ pnbs
dee in spite the efforts Of those writer's
The press boast their 10 State secret
aDo OF The inspirations they receive from high qparters
The notes In the M1teur they say-aod repeat II with
only meant TO delude Europe, the
projects which the revolutionary party believe themselves
authorized 10 disclose to all the world
The enna correspondence OF the paper saws
The Vienna papers contnn extremely warIke articles.
and there believe that 50 OF them are
"inspred by persons Of high position great Dfu-
nce 1t believed in official circles that the Emperor OF
The French Will manage In 0nd for coming To
the assistance Of the sardpana and taken
accordingly. Austria ic'u not be the dacing party be-
cause she ufsbes n gire the cord proof f her moderation
and 5eoronce but she GfH not be sorry II the ultra party
should farce the Sdrdtridn government to act d9grsiuey
The highest military authorities are of OPINION that Aug
ria will be able to hold her in Northern Italy against
any force that can be brought against her, and they
therefore desirous that the evil day, (which sooner
later must come, ehoud not be postponed. Monsyed
men think that Auetra will be able to bear vears'
war without any financial catastrophe but not Of tie
The Turin correspondence Of the same paper gives the
following curious statement secret compac, made
preliminary to the nuptas of Prince Napoleon and th
The Emperor Napoleon promised assistance offensive as
well deensive TO the King Of Sardinia against AUSTRIA
and guaranteed to Victor Emmanuel whatever territorial
advantages might ultimately be obtained Iombardy.
In return for these services the King OF Sardinia pledged
himself transfer Savoy and Nice France Among the
persons who might suppose would have privy TO
this aereement-so remarkable, il true-but vho, never
heess in order to It's profound secrecy wero kept the
dark, is said to have been Prince Napoleon Two
assigned for his exclusion from confidence that
bis discretion not fully confded in, and that 1t
feared he might be urabe TO resist the temptation OF i'm
parting the to Of his friends bere the other
reason which may. perhaps, be based chiefly cooec
tuTe but which s nevertheless plausible enough Is that
be might have been i'll disposed to coincide in agree
ment fatal TO any hopes he have cherished OF day
stated TO me whether be has been made acqa aned with
the compact SINCE bis marriage have heard It sug-
gested that its communication 10 him had had something
to do with his recent resignation of Office, for which,
moreover there seems to have been sciency OF other
But the most astonishing part Of the story yet
TO come, and mpar 1t 10 you with all reserve, because
only one of my authorities meut,oos it, although Il It be
true. may possibly obtain confirmation OF from the
Other 10 the effect that while Iombardy was 70 he
united TO Piedmont, and Nice and Savoy ceded 10 France
Au ra was to be suffered TO retain Veneta and the for
tresses.
0sTQtI
omnous silence preserved respecting Lord Co xiey
sion tends 10 increase the apprehensions OF war
The Times Paris correspondent points out contradictions
in the recent article of the No,ear and expresses an
opinion that Germany has really good 10 dread
French army returning victorious from Italy.
lie Nord in its enmity towards Ausri is unwilling TO
admt that Russia has announced otenon favorable
peace.
The Paris correspondent of the London Daily Ne in his
despatch dated Wednesday nsht that there great
talk OF the immediate formation Of army of 0bserva-
ton pear the Alps TIC Minister OF War has prohibited
leave OF absence to officers soldiers I'LL further ORDERS
The Vienna correspondent OF the Times sums up the
result Of Lord Cowleys MISSION, by ing that
u no more than that the relations between the British
and Austrian governments more intimate than
they were on the day the Brush mediator arrived.
The London Post Of the 18th snvs:-
The Nunclo has received instructions 10 wait Count
Waewsk ana represent the danger 10 which his Holiness
the Pope would be exposed if the French troops were
call the Austriaus up to the Eternal City This new
song from the Vatican very different from Cardinal Anto-
nelli's defiance Of a few days since.
The Cpiaione, in an article which reaches Paris today
says with truthFrance now occupies Italy the DO
sition which England has loet The Opnsoue neads s
observations by Ja Guerra Inevitable and concludes
that Piedmont must ere long resort to arms
The Opnione and IndTenne of Turin both state from
iaceIza bat the Austrlrs are actively engaged Orti
lying both banks Of the Po at that place. We get nothing
from Italy TO day but repetition Of the of
warke preparations on the part Of Austria as
PIEDMONT Every day 10 add TO he chances of ,par
TIE Vienna Cdjne has decided IN send so 600 ue TO
Itdy iehich ntu bring the lombard army to OOO
"t stated says Paris letter in the Nord that the
Prince Able Lucen Bonaparte has addressed TO
the Emperor on the Italian question the
raj power Of the Holy See. is known that the Prince
who educated at Rome Is devoted to the Pope
and that be has hitherto refused all the digntes which
the Emperor Eas offered him.