New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17
FRANCE.

Tbe anticipation. q D aceful ISOLATION OF eIstiss
diff, Iles hicb prevailed 10 r eiatd ~ tie n-ps'
IRE Of the Arabic, 90 not appear to have been P'rs
p.t.d 10 to any extent ID Franc, OF IN other part o.
Eorot@ ybe-e Iomors OF WatlIke Latare cDltiGned
10 pre,a Tie A,hlteHr Of tie 21tn contain ed the
forosiIe psrs srsph:
M, FIcsI.nse Clrdina Al An.1relh suuOunced, 90
tie 20 inst by order OF bis Holoe-s. 10 their Etee
leroies the Eub ssssdJrs Of france and Austria ne
the Holy See t5.t b- II y Father, fep Of gratitude
for tie succDr given him ID n the prestn. ~ ther
Hsi.ti- the Emperor Of the Ffench aud the nperd
If Austria tho got It his du.y To inform them tat
heLoeforh his Government vas s'TOoZ enough 20 sn-
See fo- TIA oar security and 70 meutsin peace ia re
StA-os and that consequently the POD@ declared hm-
20 r. soy 30 enter int a'r.ugements with the tFo
P,yprs with a vi. " ~ combine, gItlla the s0OTts-t
prsslb.e delay. the smul,sLeOus evacuation OF ms
terriioIy by tie Frencd and Austrian armies
Or the = u. 8sy the P0'rie contained uO'i'c.hon
he ieved 20 ave been insur-d from official quarters
that the evscusion of the Rom4n States II far from
being The mGn question, on yhth place or war ls N
depend that 10 fact l. IL Ouy tle commerce ne NJ OF
8 sou'ion AID void probably - sterile Il other inief-
efts we're ro' satisfactorily setled
Opinion wss divided 90 10 the chances Of ior Cow
ley fuccefs At Vienna.
LaIge bodice Of troops from Alsiers, Continued 70
be arced AZ Narcotics. Sixteen batteries Of ar iu"ry
had likesise arrived At Marseiies. Each regiment Of
artillery 10 the French service was to be increased ~
Lis stated that the accumulation OF military stores
and provisions a. M.rsees, ives grester than at any
LeylDd during the tT.1.cdI H. BLS t4tru7i'T
bonses at the Port of toilette we're crammed with
uibtary ttOres ard in the bGke-hOuses they were
uskiI 2 biscuits n ht and dsy.
A Pans telegram o. The 18Th ul,. says:
ct "a undoubtedly the case that the communication
Of the Pope 10 the 20 sers requesting the ev6co-
alton e his dOniIions has cauaed great disAtsisc-
ton here The impression Of the p1ole ?, mat tne
French Government does not intend the WITHDRAWAL o.
its troops from Rome. TIE general hope in the M
tenance Of peace lie not shared by al persons here,
ard The belief is very strong tina, the Aus an Gov
er1mtnt viii decline negotiations ot any KIND Win
LORD Cooley, respecting Italian affairs. As TO the
Modo Walachan Principshies j believe myself
n-tfed in stating that Austria does not intend to Cd
iect TO then uLion under one Pnrce.
II s ssld that tSO boxes containing bombs sirilar
TO those used By Orin had been smugget into Psrls
T0ey received by railway ana addressed 70 Lns
Princess Matlde but being marked, "to be LETT III
called for" they were given up 10 some paruts pul-
porting TO have cone from her The discovery was
nade on the reception Of third box, which was sent
TO III Princess TesideIce. .
The Paris correspondent of The Times writes tia.
Whatever be the nature of Lord COaleys Instructions,
ard whatever the result Of h's MISSION 10 Nlehhs,
there seems 10 be fixed opirion in Pans that the
King Of Sardinia ard bis Ministers are determoec,
without much pie IS to the means they employ
on dragging France into war with Austria
The Correspondent Of The London HerdiS reports
no change in the tuston and says that things LOOK
IL wns repcIted in military circlee that three divs
iors of the army of Paris forthwith 10 march to
Lyons. 81,
ssys the chances Of peace or war continued sun me
zane The debate in The English Parliament, now.
ever on the war question, had produced al excellent
effect. 80
dispatch from Paris OF the evening of the 9TH says
il vts rumored that rbe French troops wout imne-
diately quit The Romen Sstes aDd tha' Lord CoSleSs
frst in eryiew with the Emperor OF Austria was not
satisfactory.
In commercial circles the unessiness csnsed by the
immense preparations for was on the increase,
and il was feared that unless news decidedly favor
able to peace srspIed by the let Of March, serious
failures wOuld occur -
The Paris sno Msrseilles com markets were dali
The coming crops promised al early and abundant
harvest In the silk msrt eta Of ST. Etenre ana Ly-
On prices were maintained, 10 consequence OF expect
ed laree orders from America in the Spring.
The Paris BouIse on the 18th alt, was buoyans IN.
der the uence Of the pacific assurances given 10 the
Trglsh Parliament, but at the close prices we're only
n shade higher than on the preceding dsy. On the
18th the market wac flat but steady On the LIST met
cepresson o. ain prevailed, and declne OF neafy hei
per cent took place. The per cents closed e. o'jO
fJr money ana 81. 60 for account.