The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-17

FROM .nese arraanenis an,sd .. .hs present
Domsn: 20 dssoss questions Of parianienary reiof ns
eec. WhcA may te shake The saDiAty Of Tho govern
me nt OF this county.
The EmI Of AAiMEsHURyi do 10, know tia. grIte un
derstaod tbs qnrt Lon put 70 By my Dobe fiend
Lord Observation-Disclosures the pfepar l,ons 81 maci
talked o., and which now gong no.giths,.ncns
the professions Of PEACEFUL Intentions by France, "oni
have been required by Of tne aga1nss 10
tnaL country Independent OF anything thai nes gons
opY Those preparations have been tae origin OF al tbs
alarm nth respect 10 The ntcnsioos OF France
me Earl OF AAIsI- 8URy-Hy lords, 1 can't satisfy my
noble aud learned frends cnriosty sA rcsrecs 10 Tue
state OF The m1gaAnss o. France Hear" and lsagn)
can only state What the French COVER haze oia
me with respect 70 ths reported preparations 70. var
1hey state hd Hose preparations hare ban ccrrtd 90 10 ~
p ne usual requirements for military serrjee, ait hm
eTs Is "ohing SPECIAL IN 9s prep1sG 10 sa.ie 1rm
prom Pare correspondence OF 10 Nord, Feb. a5l
Whoer>r beiers tta W p's recall ot To FSenas and
s dis gss s;,a. s% 5s ns ne 's saa a'@ & . ptse % e
that fact ta minated, deceees hmsef Ii is not because
CARDINAL Antonel, after -ngDs with Austria, asked
consider the Papacy guaranteed against dangers that
the presence OF our soldes oent there TO prevent At
upon the reality OF those Dangers only, troops,
they withdraw, are obliged 10 retarn by sea TO
France, while those OF Aus ria have only few steps
TO take TO accomplish their retreat, which means
that they could again occupy the Roman states az
the hrst signal This t1e ny have been well gos
up, but is too transparent for france 10 be caug; IN IT,
The Emperor Napoleon was the rst 10 regret this foreign
occupation in ay and the 1rst also 70 cali the attention
OF Europe upon anomalous sltuation: bu. If ne
done So is assuredly render this suaton
anomalous in revolutionary sense, but rather in the
sense OF right, JUSTICE order and stability To accom-
pish this is sufficient that foreign occupation
ceases; IL il also necessary that the which
dered IL necessary disappears That cause Is the imni
neDce Of revolution, which has, in its turn,
another cause another for exsencethat Of the
enhralment OF Italy TO Austria Most assaredly has
been Tor the attainment Of Jesntcal Austrian policy that
the question Of Italy has brought up. You may
therefore regard certain that the sep taken by the o
man government 49, on the contrary, but the commence
ment Of the question and that the propositions OF which
Lord Cowoy the bearer and which the condi
tons OF the solution, bear not only on the recall oil
troops, but upon the state OF things that this recall ought
to leave behind in Italy. Be assured that only
this state Of things will be concluded well determined and
established that our troops will retire
Turin Feb 26 correspondence OF the London Berald
The fapa court has really proposed to the Paris and
Austrian Cabinets immediate evacuation of the Roman
complied wths Tho general idea here is that the two
Powers will consent with more or less good grace and
laai certa Superficial reforms i wi Dc granted ey tns
foreign bayonets taking their departure will cause the
population to rejoice and will insure the preservation OF
public tranquility for time But later, when the
revolutionary party shall have made its mind 10
the Of 1s4S which IL could do without meeting any
great resistance from the native army, from
the Swiss egons, should behold once the tr-
color ut Rome before her walls aud the Austrian eagle
at Ancona and over the legations? I so he present craca
tion scN emg0I the Italian question instead o. aiding to
sore it. What essential rs this. The two protecting
Powers before Withdrawing their forces should secuarse
and entru the defence Of tho country national guards
who when they that they longer oppressed
by clerical gang, would repe any factious attempts of
Mazzn and his followers 10 plant the red republic in the
Eternal City.
TIE TRENCH TDOors TO EyAcUATE TIE Pores TERRI
ToDY-CARDIsAL ANToSELLIs REQUEST TO THE
FRENCH MINrsTER--IMMENsE wAR ARMAMENTs con-
TINuED--TBE WITHDRAWAL FROM ROME WON'T SET
TILE THE oUEsTIoN-LoRD CowLEY MAKES LITTLE
PROGRESS IN yIENNA--TEADE DEPRESSED AND TEE
BOURsE FLAT.
Our advices from Paris are dated on the lst Of March
Tho anikcpaons Of paeosr solution Of the existing
drcultes which prevailed In England at the departure Of
the Arabia appear TO have been participated in to
any extent France, in other parts Of Europe where
ruInors Of a warike nature continued to prevail
The Paris Monieur OF tho 9th ut contained the fol-
His Exceercy Cardinal Antone announced On the ia
inst by order Of hs Holiness 70 their Exceelcles the
that the Holy Father full OF gratitude for the succor
given him up 70 the present time by their MaesLies the
Emperor OF the French and the Emperor Of AUSTRIA
thought his duty to inform them that henceorth his
government was strong enough to suffice for It's own Sc
curity and 10 maintain peace I'D its States and that
sequenty the Pope declared himself ready into
arr angemens with the two Powers with view
bne within the shortest possible delay the simultaneous
evacuation OF his territory by the French and Austrian
armies
On the game day the Paris Patris contained nothca-
ton-beieved 10 have been inspired from official quar-
tershat the evacuation Of the Roman States Is far
from being The main quesllo1 Srhic peace is 10
deptad Eot, ia fact, 1. only TIE commencement of
solution and ,cod t5oaJy be sterile If other Interests Ssye
no, satisfactorily settled.
Opinion divided to the chances of lord Conveys
success at Vienna
Large bodies OF troops from Algiers continued to be
landed at Marseiles. Sixteen batteries o. artillery had
likewise arrived at Marscles Each regiment OF artillery
in the French service was TO be increased by two bat
teries.
II is stated that the accumulation of military stores and
provisions at Msrseies greater than at any period
during the CriInsan The extensive warehouses
the port OF Johete were crammed with military stores
and IN the baSehouses they were making biscuits night
and day.
A Paris despatch OF the 2sh ult says-Iti is undoubt
edy the that the communication OF the Popo
woPowers, requesting tho evacuation Of his donions,
has caused great dissatisfaction here. The impression Of
the public that the French government not intend
the withdrawal OF its troops from Rome. The general
hope in the maintenance Of peace shared by all per-
sons here, and the belief very strong that the austrian
government VIII decline negotiations of any kind with
Lord Cowiey respecting italian affairs As the Moldo
Waachian Prncpalities, believe myself jus,iaod in
union under one prince
1t s stated that two boxes, containing bombs similar 10
those usei by Orsn had been sugg.ed into Paris rhey
were received by railway and addressed to the Princess
hauhde but being marked to be left till called for they
were given up to some parties rurportng to have
from her. The discovery was made on the reception OF
third box which was sent TO the Princess residence
The London Times Paris correspondent writes that what
ever be the nature Of Lord Cowleys instructions and
whatever the result Of his mission 70 Vienna there seems
TO be fixed opinion in Paris that the King Of Sardinia and
his Ministers are determined without much scruple as
to the means they employ on dragging France into war
with Austria.
The correspondent of tho London Herald reports no
change in The siaon and says Iot things look as srcgsen
ing as erer
II was reported in military circles that three divisions
OF the army OF Paris forthwith to march 10 Lyons
The latest correspondence of the London journals says
the chances Of peace continued still the The
debate in the English Parliament however, the
war question, had prodnced excellent effect
despatch from Paris OF the evening Of the st says ii
was rumorcd that the French troops would Immediately
quit the Roman States and that Lord Cowey frs. inter-
view with the Emperor OF Austria not satisfactory
In commercial circles the uneasnes caused by the i'm
mense preparations for the increase, and Il
transpred by the ls OF March serious failures would
occur.
The Paris and Msrselles markets were dull The
coming crops promised carly and abundant harvest In
the silk markets OF St. Eionno and Lyons prices
maintained consequence Of expected large orders from
America in the spring.
The Paris BouTsc the 26th utmo buoyant under
the influence Of the pacific assurances given in the English
Parliament. but at the close prices only a shade
higher tho preceding day On the 18th market