New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

tha not 20 INTO Another war 1Or tnAt lura- aoo ~
serve ,hst none but the nation lead il In the ideal
ishtng line; have done ny part, ,nf nov leave
YOU TO settle the best you can single handed Win
Austria; sincerely hope you msy get Congress,
but do not clearly see how you can set more ous
of II thar you have out OF me- and So, wishing you
God.peed, withdraw from the business as aehSe
partner" But now people say, France retains
large interest in the concern go COO trc"ps) 'he
peaceful return OF the ATchdukes n 8 fank inpos'
,ibity: the dastarsly, Characteristic tnrea' 10
mske the NeuetaDs answersoe for the lhSuEltcy
of tie Tuscsns though its execution is more 70 De
feared than execution Of good promises IN case
of their submission is to be hoped 10 SO unlikely
70 work its ostensble purpose that the open STATE
nent of it by Louis Napoleon must be sly SOFT OF
malice, inteIded TO damsge bis young friend r
Joseph rather than seriously to persusde inc
Italians TO repe ntance: the imperial leader, men,
has net char ged the facts in the case the Italian
question is as complicated as ever, but European
Congress whose business it Will be TO devise some
way of settling it, is more patiently necessary than
ever: until it meets and pending its debates, the
provisional state of Central Italy continues, and 10
SO much gained for the final triumph, If not OF
Italian liberty at least of one of the necessary pre-
huiinares 10 lt-Itslsn independence of Austria.
To day th. Interpretation of the article of the
Mo.ituJ is still more hopeful, for read in the MIN
isteral journals Of Turin that 1t gives no dlssats-
faction 10 Italian readers. One Of them states,
with a semblauce of authority that the King was
in advance informed Of its purport. So that now
We be Gin to doubt if Victor Emanuel and Company
were ever meant to be condemned IS intriguers,
etc Some of the longer sighted fancy they discover
even English statesmen under that allusion, though
il is difficult to guets how the destlnles OF Italy
after the peace fell into their hands 1t is further
more rumored that the Emperor was partly pro-
yoked TO the issuing of this msuifesto by the un'
comfortable warmth of Lord John Russels argu.
mept. addressed to the Vienna Cabinet, in favor of
popular rights aud nOn-ntervention. Had the
English Ministry of six months ago shown the same
spirit the war might have been avoided
To keep to Paris and the rumors, coDJectures,
suggestions and inventions of lts ingenious people.
1t being ascertaiued that Richards Metternchs
visit to st. Sauveur was cOnteDporaneous Win tue
dispatch thence TO the Monteu OF the famous artl-
Gle. some infer, with more OF less aid from reason
and imagination that the close Austro-fr rench alh-
ance was as good agreed upon then that tle plan
of an Austro- alliance for the pur-
pose of isolatng say utmstely invadingl Englsnt,
disabling Prussia and dismembering Turkey -
sketched out, and in way to be carried out; that
the interview of Napoleon aud Francis Joseph for
the arrangement of these and the ltslan affairs Will
surely take place IN Switzerland.
The editor of the Siees gravey. but with
friendly uuctiOn, suggests to Austria the plan OF
selling out her Italian interests for large sum OF
ruptcy, and safely carrying on, with the capital 50
acquired the oyer-eXtended business o. the House
of Hapsburg. One set of takers are busy with
the construction of tue Kingdom OF Etrurla over
which Prince Napoleon is 10 reign. That, they
say, is to be the extreme of the interview OF the
two autocrsts. The Archdukes, in this scheme,
are 10 resign their claims into the hands OF the
head of their house Archduke Ferdinand IS to
have. in return the throne of the United Danubian
Pfincipalities AZ for the Modeua msn, he is oil,
chdless. and asks no compensation. Ills Ddchy
would fall to the House Of Austria, IN any Case at
his de- ath To the two Duchles are to be joined
Parma (of whose Duchess and little Duke no power
but Spain takes any friendly notice at presently and
the Legations; the Legations, however, would be
governed BY King Napoleon of Etruria, in his quail
ty of yasssl to Rome, To which power be would pay
hOmsee and tribute for them. Louis Napoleon Is to
lsbor' with Victor Emanuel 20 engage him to
persuade the Italians to transfer their surages to his
son-in-la~. The merit of another " "cOnbinati0n"
show ing still more inventive genious is attributed
TO the King Of Belgium, who is just now confabu-
latiDg with the Emperor at Biarritz. IL would do
credit 10 the Manchester Guardian. The compo.
neDt parts Of this " solution, which are already
approved of by England, are as follows: Victor
Emsnuel to be King of Kingdom of Upper Italy
Piedmont Lombardy and the three Duchies com
posing bis realm; Savoy to be ceded to France;
Corsica to be given to the Franco Italisn Duchess,
Louue of Parma the island Of Sardinia to be
transferred 10 the dispossessed Duke Of Tuscany;
England te contribute Malta to the Duke of Mo-
tena, where that ingenious gentleman may fad
appropriate occupation in restoring the Order OF the
Island. England, in exchange for this Important
cession to recare the abandonment of the plans of
the Suez Canal, and recognition of right to the
Isle of Perrin, of witch, latterly, some writer 10
the DeSJdts has been deypossessed; Austria to
give up pretty much everything bat honorary and
ceremonial rights in Venetia; the Pope to leave
Rome and the Legations, and settle at Jerusalem,
which, with proper territorial surroundings is to
be purchased by subscription OF the Catholic
Powers, from the Sublime Porte, with a handsome
balance over for ruuning expenses; Naples, OF
course joins the Confederation. You say this
scheme is a canard, and go it is, which does not
prove that it is not accepted seriously by some; as
many of the parts of il, and those not the least
absurd, have been seriously discussed at different
times within the past six months.
Ko.suth, who came to Paris in the first d,ys of
August and has passed a part Of bis time here
since, left day or two ago for England.
PARIS Sept. l4-The Monneur. of this morning. in
an article containing the details of the ae treschery
OF the Chinese, concludes thus: - The Government
Of the Emperor, and that OF Great Britain are about
20 take together 10 ntict chsstsement AMI
obtain every satisfaction which so hagrsnt al act OF
" "tTeschery requires.
T.RBEs. Sept. l2-Their Maesties have left for
BGrrltZ. 1hey were received Win enlnusiastc ecId-
nations by the populace everywhere along their pas
sage.
PARIS, Sept. l2-Ths Pays, Of this evening, states
that Count Resset has arrived at Paris. The same
journs asserts that Count Waewshi will leave on the
18th ins. for BaIrz and also tina. interview be-
tween the Emperor Napoleon and King Leopold will
teke place on the ith.
TouLousE, Sept. l2-Tte King Of the Belgians az
rived here today Tomorrow has Majesty proceeds
TO Bordeaux, ard is expected to reach Bafrtz on the
lith.