, 1859-03-23
Later from EQll'ODc,
War Excitement Increasing III France
and Austria,


OPINIONS FROM VARIOUS SOURCES,
Tie steamship Wcser arrived ut New York
Friday evening last From the details Of her
news NC cut the following interesting items:
GREAT britain AND FRANCE.
The NtHy TfhHr4ph says: We have the best
mcnt las taken plucc amongst the leaders Of the
Liberal party. Lord palnlcrston and Lord John
Russell have agreed to lay aside their little DIFF
terenccs, and 70 warmly in against the Guy-
ernlncut Reform Bill. The questions now to
bc determined arc, whether meeting Of the
friends If the new measure is TO be called, and
which Of thenoble lords il to convene it, lift
b. held ut Lnrd Johns, If IL understood that
Lord l'atmerstun will intend.
The Sur confirms this, aud states that there
will probably bc 4 meeting ut Lord John Rus
sells OIL the 14th instant, 10 coufcr as to the
course to bc taken BY the Liberal party On the
Government Reform 1sill.
ter to Sir Francis Head, thanking him for his
e1ertions in the imperial cause. His Majesty
expressed lis surprise tllat the Englist, should
attack linn necessarily in tue Journals in the
must unjust manner, as he las been their loyaf
ally. Ihe correspondence appears in tie
At tho Queens Ieyce Mr.. Dallas presented
to Her Majesty Bishop Delaney, Of Western
New York, ind lis son, William Il. Delanccy.
Jr.
Me$srs. Alfred Skecu and Archibald Freeman,
WHO formerly occupied good position in Lon
don us timber brokers, and who failed in June
last, Had becn convicted Of tnisapprupriuting Il
warrant for cargo of timber, nnd were SEN
tcncc.l to twelve months imprisonment, with
hard labnr.
The London Tim.* in its City Article, has
some satirlcal remarks upon the recent Message
Of Gov. Packer Of Pennsylvania, and takes
strong ground Of exception to the Governors
lauslatary comments on the untarnisAed credit
Of tue State.
The UHHy Ntws publishes long and remark.
able letter addressed by Sisnor Farini the Ital-
ian historian md statesman, to Lord John Rus-
sell Oh the Italian question. 1t declares that
the question ut issne between Sardinia and Ats
triu il not question Of reform i'll one Stntc Of
Italy OF another, nor is it IL sentimental qucs-
tlon Of nationality 1t is dual Of two contcn.l-
lng principles and question Of life, Of bread,
Of house and home fer thousands of exiled and
suffering men. It is not so much political as
merely humane question. He hopes England
will join France in securing the cause of Italian
progression.
The tone Of the Government Journals was
becoming still more bel!igerent, and the various
correspondents If the London journals write as
if war was likely to be the only solution Of the
difficulty.
Tie j'aris Constitutional says: eve learn
that in consequence IF the communication ad
dressed by Cardinal AntuucIli to the French
Ambassador ut Rome, the Emperor has ordered
the immediate cyacuatl1n by ullr tronps Of the
P"ntltical city, \ message received here as
scr:s that the Frenc, sr"3,s dasm.e had been
forthwith Withdrawn to CiYita Ecceclli, there to
await the transport vessels Which will convey
tl,r trunas back to France.
The Paris correspondent of the Jaahprm'rac<
E.i4r writes: To-day tic council Of Ministers
WAS conyaketl, and presided over by the EMpe-
rnr. His Majesty informed the council that the
Apostolic Nuncio had officially demanded the
recall Of the French tro"ps now occupying
Rome. and that III affirmative reply had bcerl
given by his Majesty.
In concluding his statements hc used words
to this effect, You know, Messieurs, with what
snlicitule have watched the interests Of the
Holy Fati,cr-what zeal have ever displayed
in protecting his dignity. To-day lie believes
thai he is able to dispense wi th the assistance OF
ny government. l lave taken the resolution
to abandon him to the chances to which the
"llStlnacy of his government exposes Einl, in
not following my disinterested COUNSEL
The s;l1l1e correspondent SAYS All persons
who knnw the cunntry, believe that when the
French troops leave Ciyita Eeccllia, rcyotu-
tim will break out in Kune and that the 1s,ooo
nlcn who compose the Punti1ical army will be
phwerlcss to suppress it,!
1t il stated tl,at Il very animated controversy
had taken place between Prince Napoleon and
Count de perSixnv. The ior1ner assumed u
very belli"crent tone, and expressed his cum
tempt for the Treaties Of 1915, while the latter
strongly pratested against such principles, aud
denounced them Ii nlischicyous and dangerous
III tue extreme.
4 report WAS current that Count Cayour, the
Sardnian Prime Minister, had paid i flying visit
to Paris. There was likewise report that aus
tria had made counter proposals to Lord Cow
Icy. wl'icl, had heen supported by Prussia.
Neither IF these obtained much credcnce.
Preparations were being made for the arrival
in France Of some distinguished prrsonagc, aud
lint thrown ont that it mig gllt fc the Pope
The Paris correspondent Of the jtrdid states
that the tnuc Of the French Government papcrs
becomes mure warlike every day, and in nutic-
'ng Lord lrongltaniS statement that the present
preparations Vi France are oniy to build up the
drain caslscd by the Cr1nean war, asks how this
is rcconcl1able with the fac, that the horses be-
lon@ing IL the Artillery Regiment laye been in-
creased from l. peace footing Of 1OU to 44UO?
The Paris correspondent Of the DdIy -frrx
saws that the utter absence Of war enthusiasm
even in the army is bitterly lamentctl, and
causes unftiEncd surprise in the Imperial circle
The soldiers whose term of service has expired
do not re-enltst in spite Of the great advantages
which arc held nut to them.
The Times Paris correspondent SAYS that in q
very recent Interview between tho papal Nuncio
III Paris and II. NalewskI, the Inter, who is
strongly opposed to war. spoke so nncl, to the
p";nt On the obstinacy Of tile rnntiiical Govern.
mcnt, in refusing the concessions much re-
quircd BY its subjects tint the Nuncio il said to
have asked whether it WIS meant to compel lin
10 demand his passports. Tile reply was that
there WAS III intention of the kind, but that this
was ilo moment to disguise the truth.
The s,mc authority states that the activity
which lately prevailed at Marscies had rcluxed
little, us It either enough had been done III the
way Of preparation for war, Or proceedings were
suspended till something WAS known Of pnci-
dcation.
The }Iavrc journals announce that Prince Ma
rolenn has just entered into i, contract with 4.
great shipping house Of Bordeaux for the coli
teyance of lu,UoU Chinese immigrants into 3lar-
Unique.
Tic -nonif.ur, Of the 4th Instant, SAYS that the
statement III the Constitutional, annnlucingthe
evacuation Of Rome by the French troops, is at
least premature.
The latest correspondence Of the London
1"mt* says that confidence in the success Of
Lerd Cowcv's mission 10 Vienna was, amuny
official people, reduced to the very lowest d.
gree.
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