The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-04

The London Post that the period the delbera-
items OF th European Congress Conference which TO
succeed the Zurich meeting, had not been determined
upon.
The Emperor Napoleon is reported to be dssirous Of
oDDslis on iss r,a sas giving greater sa s
The Independence Beige declares that the neutral Powers
eend to Congress tied up the spula
Gobs OF Vilafrabca-
POSITION OF GERMANY AFTER THE PEACE.
OFFICIAL DEFENCE OF PsUssIA's PoLroY-rHE
ARMY CoNTlNasNTs RESTORED TO PEACE FOOT
the official Prus,sa Ga.eue contains the following
The various opinions which have late
promulgated regards the objects which Prussia had in
her epdeavor for mediation induced the Prussian
Cabinet 10 address the following correctional circular de-
patch to the embassies in Germ :-"Count Rechberg,
Pru.san Ampasssdor Al Vienna az ,oIoss a..,s sa
accepted the preimnares Of peace principally because
the conditions Of mediation proposed BY great
Powers were LEGS favorable for Austria than those upon
which the Emperor Of the French to treat me
Emperor OF Austria in his manifesto Of 18th INST
pressed himself 70 the same effect. To the circular Of
Cont Recbberg, recently confded project OF me-
diaton said to be communicated France by Eoglaud
consented"
Fhe Matnsen journal also publishes the above pro-
ject:-
the side Of PRUSSIA medison whatever had
been advanced psr have any such c.~g from Poser
austrian Circular since published swspaoers sss
sn snais sn july f. isss Won soaL1lSirz
The Fede al Council OF Ger many on the Olaf ultiuno
unanimously agreed 10 the proposals Austria Prus-
STA respecting the restoration OF the federal
and foriresses TO peace footing.
IMPORTANT FROM ITALY.
WILL THE POPE ACCEPT TIE ITALIAN PRssIDRNCY2
lFrom the Paris Univers July 20l
Sms journals have already thought o. Communicate
intelligence az to the mode IN which the sovereign Pont
has received the offer Of the title President OF the
future Italian Confederation. Some say refused H.
others that he has almost promised 70 a.
Inc TACT ID, netner the the Okhsr
about the matter is certain that the Pope VINO had
negotiated upon this point either before during the war
Of 1852 The latest Of the sovereign Poot prove hiu
beyond all douot With respect to the honorary presiden
cy,Hn an entirely new idea which cannot vet have
been the subject Of discussion Besides any other consd
Grafton one Of the principal whca years ago
before the peace Of Vliafrsnca Pope did not de-
sire soy extension Of bis temporal domains or political
war between The sons Of The Church and ne d.po.
session by means OF arms of Catholic sovereign.
immediately after the Interview OF vilafrancs, Sus
no one can be In position to say how they we're re-
:eseS because aus The ass: intelligence from Rome
spreading such reports ~ these should CONSIDER that
Rome nsvr decide, wstosx reflection and neUr engages
than the future Italian Confederation because many 81
the soveregns called to form part Of not yet been
people talk OF the intentions Of The Chief OF the Cnurch
with regard 70 the honorary Presidency OF the Italian Con-
federation ney are simply giving usterance personal
Rome (July ICY correspondence Of the London Post
Politicians in this part of The Peninsula Inclined to
mus be acknowledged thai they affect to sccsot Of
Lombardy and the other advantageous conditions in the
treaty OF vlaranca merely a. nssaimeni AZ TO the
members OF The government and eAsics in general
the sudden Of peace has proved source OK
great qualification, mIigad oy by the idea Of an Nalian
Confederation, euen WsLh the Pope Al ts head
In the discussions to which the Emperors unex oected
proposition immediately gave Vatican ms Pope
manifested the obstacles be should have to
assuming 30 important political position especially
the Conflicting duties By whsch he might be aeiated tohes
questions peace should become Of vai ,sseresf
the Confsraion AZ Pope Pho Mono ought, Of course.
never to make but chief OF aIan Coufedera
ton be might be required to 90 CO. In short from he
best information have able to collect n IL csrtsin
that the Court Of Rome although surprised u by no
means dispeased at receiving this offer Of pooa supre-
macy The Pope hae reserved his determination in reto
and will only declare his intention TO accept or decline
the confederasve position offered him when he shall
ties and responsibilities Of the office. Cardinal Anouel
Is not Averse, am assured, from the plan, reconcabe
His Holiness has addressed through the Cardinal secre
ary Of State 70 al the foreign accredited
to bis Court strong protest against the conduct Of the
dAzesio TO Bologna, to foment tue military orespzson
Of that province in opposition the legitimate govern
Pedmontese troops and officers to raise aud dscione
new battaons Whilst declining the dictatorship Pie
he has only been withheld from formally excommunicat
ing him, more mojorum, with "be book, and candle,
a. ss rsqass Sr re- E~psror spo'om and tie pos
Meanwhile matters likely 10 remain a. thew are in
the legations for the inhabitants extremely rrtated
the severity with which General Schtdt governs Peru
ga and are resolved TO mairain their independence OF
the Papa sway On the other hand, the government Of
his Holiness has not the OF reducing them Vi It
dJmis, Is inclined to invoke further ala from the
French The Popes camp Of observation Pessro still
Kept up and all communication is cut of between the
revoed provinces Of Bologna and Romagns and the loyal
districts Of La Marca and Umbra.
THE PEACE ANNOUNCED IN THE PAPAL STATES.
Turin letter Of the 10th Of July in the London 7mes
says-A letter nom Bologna describes the impression
made by the Nspoleonic despatch immense and ter
rible Il is there Interpreted mot unnstursly) % the
triumph Of Austria and the Pope being able,
pire to introduce anew her bsttalions. Aided by
the Pope and by Naples, she will be within three
ION ia naescpsabe The volunteers who are march
ug upon Rmni are now 5000 strong; from here
have other 900 meD between these Of Iezzocap
end other corps that will unite Themselves
all the patriots have fought and shed their blood on
Lombard plains, and We alone, with the cry OF "Euuuo
Swiss keep alive that which t was soupht
to terminate with the triumph Of clerical despotsu.O
This pretty pam speaking, and If deeds CORRESPOND
clear that there 10 great deal of trouble 70 come and
that the settlement Of Italy the varanca bases IL
not TO be accomplished without force Of foreign ANS
are we TO suppose that the convention OF Vafranca
Viii undergo considerable modification when Il Comes Ia
Pc discussed and extended into regular treaty by the
hree Powers conoerned2 There seems 70 be little doubt
mas the King, while unwllinaly acquescing 10 certain
sxent IN the arrangement which his ally had made with.
Of oS,eh Pa1f So. 's na g tg part os
At1la and Naples members. The Emperor s said to
gave put him Oh with vague assurance that the point
"a question should be arranged In to content
him letter from Paris says that the French pa
pers nave been desired 10 condae themselves the
to suea he ysrsDo. "nsn asS nags
THIS be true shows sense Of the general unpcpularty
OF that and possibly intention Of prtsnt
motifcauons in favorable TO Italy But now 10
Austria to be got to consent TO isese2
Tho brief agreement concluded BY The two Emperors,