The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-03-16

In the House Of Commons, Lord Pal.
merston called attention to the stats o.
Europe, with the view Of asking whether
the government was in position that
peace would probably remain uniterrupt-
ed.
NJ. DIs-aeli expressed the conviction
that the great powers had no wish 70 dis
turb the settlement of 1915, although
there were circumstances touching italy
calculated to excite approximations. In
the face Of wsrlike preparations, the gov.
ernment had not been idle in the interests
of peace.
He alluded to the prospects Of the evac.
uaction of the Roman States by the French
and Austrian troops, and to Lord Cow.
ley's conciliatory mission to Vienna, and
closed by appealing to the House to post
pone the discussion and trust to the efforts
of the government to preserve the peace
of Europe ssy.s}.asr rsrsr
Sir s. Parkington then brought forward
the navy estimates, on which general
debate ensued, during which Sir Charles
Napier assented that the French had com.
mand Of the British Channel aud the
Mediterranean; but this Sir s. Parking.
ton denied. The number of men asked
for for the navy was promptly voted.
A baronetcy is about to be conferred
on Mr.. Cunrad. ad ssiaaa aafi
LONDON Times city article Of
Friday notes an inactivity in funds. A
tendency of renewed weakness from polit-
ical causes being contradicted by the sup
Iply of money, and the prospect Of its in
crease. @ ta31 af ssa
+ FRANCE. From France rumors contin.
ne of warlike character, bnt Lord Cow
Iley's mission had increased the hopes Of
lpeace. aea'ih ss2H ~sSH iiie Fsa72S
The Paris correspondent Of the Lon
ldon Heruld says that war has been % far
resolved on that corps to commence the
campaign has been designated, and orders
have been given to the Minister OF War
to prepare the plan of operations. It b
said that the representatives Of foreign
Courts in Paris have abandoned Ill hope
Eof pacific solution of the present dificul-
tiles, 1t is reported to prepare for .
campaign in Italy. were given BY the
Emperor of France Immediately after his
return from Compeign. And the circslar
has been issued by the Minister Of the In.
terror to the Projects of the various De-
partments, the purport Of which u 70 ex-s
. press the confident hope that, notwith.
standing the Emporor's desire to main
tain peace, should he be forced to war,
he may count on the patriotism and dc.
votion of the French people.
II A War-ofice circular directs that the
troops shall be trained to forced marched
and night bivouac. All the military sur.
geons have been ordered to join the corps
: Immense quantities Of lint had been ssni
to Lyons. All the regiments Of the I'm.
) perial Guards are to besupplied with ri6ei
: cannon on the new plan. aae
II A letter from Genoa says that Franc,
has taken up seven transports 70 hole
themselves in readiness at that port.
The American residents at Paris gave
2 ball on the 22d Of February, in honor o
Washington's birthday. bgao
The Paris Bourse advanced per cen
b under the news of Lord Cowley's paci6.
e mission. sSis At
The London Times vieuna correspon
dent says that Count Boul still believe
in peace, but the Emperor being Of adifl
= |erent opinion, 10 preparing for q vigorou
defense of the Italian States. The Time
also states that the Austrian army in Ital,
will be placed on war footing.
el HANovER.-The Second Chamber ha,
unanimously resolved to request the gov
!, = eminent to obtain from the Federal Diet
resolutions so calculated by their unanim
- ity and energetic execution, ss to aver
! the threatened danger Of wal, but II ne
= eessary, to repel with the united feders
y power the attacks on Austria and Ger
many. szs9zfa33 95aFff .tA.aif e3
IrALY.-It was reported that the Elm
peror Napoleon is about to visit the KIM
e of Sardinia. The Piedmontese volunteer
e had withdrawn from the frontiers Of Mo
dena and had been ordered to con6n
;, themselves to the interior. Three ne,
! forts are to be constructed in Vesice I
; six weeks. Five thousands workmen sr
;. employed in their construction. The fel
a mentation wasinc-easiDg at Malan.s
: TURKEY.-More troops have gone
the Danube The government was arm
!. ling six frigates and preparing numerou
i Transports. Their destination, In the Cas-
" of war, would be the ports Of the Adri
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a RUSSIA. was said that Russia
!. negotiating for loan Of Eve million
!, with the Rothschilds. assfge5 sv
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