American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-24
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BALTlM ORE, March 2l.-Ihe New j Ork
Herald Of this morning contains some de-
tails of foreign news by the AsiS, which
are not in other papers. @
An article translated from BsJlin cor
respondence OF Paris Hord, ,sSysiA
Prussia is actively engagedinla diplo.
matte way TO prevent war. Her particu.
lar efforts will be directed. ia case war
shoull break out. to prevent the other
German States from rushing to the assis,
tance Of Austria, and thus causing a gene.
ral conflagratiou throughout Europe.
s Thiisy;nine neisbers oftha Wiriembefe
Legislative Chambers have issue a circu.
lar urRiug the German States TO take sides
with Austria, IS France evidently designs
assaililg the Smaller States, " lien Austria
has heen subdusd. s 1s-4.-
The London correspondent Of the New
York Tribune writes an interesting letter
on the European complication. He says:
II is supposed that Lord CowIey failed
to get The adherence Of Francis Joseph to
the propositions Of Napoleon. though they
were regarded as fair by the English Gov.
eminent. So far as has ooEsd out, they
contain three points, viz: The simultane.
GUS evacuation Of the Papal dominions, by
both the French aud the, Austrans: the
promise 70 back tie demands of Napoleon
upon the Pope, for the introduction Of a
lay administration, and for reasonable
forms, and thirdly, the abandonment of all
the secret political treaties with the Ital.
ian powers. entered into alter the year
1915. and binding the Governments OF
Tuseany, Modens. Parma and Naples to
conform themselves to the principles OF
the Austrian Government. especially those
forbidding the assent OF those Princes to
any scheme Of popular representation and
constitution. & @ E@tf lg
The Cabinet Of Vienna being previous
y informed of these points, and wishing
to keep.up appearances, at once instructed
the Austrian Embassader at Rome, Col.
laredo, TO arrange note with Cardinal
Antonelli, by which The Pope himself
should request the Withdrawal OF both ar
mics Of Occupation. in order that Francis
Francis Joseph should seem to yeld to the
acquisitions Of the Pope. and not to those
Of France. in leaving BOlogna and the
Legations, g ,AF4 se .aia
Accordingly Antonelti wrote a nots ia
France and Austria, which arrived At vi,
emma before Lord Cowley was received by
the EmperoI The principle OF the evac.
uation being thus settled, Count Buol ex
pect'd chat negotiation about its mode
Of execution, would give sufficient time Il
the papal Government to form the neces.
sary new Swiss regiments. Napoleon
howsver,, isnot so easily outwitted and
as soon as the Roman note reached him he
gave, by telegraph, orders for the imme
diate evacuation Of Rome. which was com
pIeted by Tuesday, when he sent a ngva
squadron from Toulon TO Civia Vecc6i,
to convoy the French army at once bacia, ic
M.Iseilles. 81
Thus by the end Of the next week there
will not be French soldier remainrile II
the Papa States, much to the astonisbmen
Of the Popeand the AustriAns, who are
not willing. and perhaps not able, to make
their retreat 10 the same hurried way; and
are well aware that the danger Of reyoIu.
ton isimminent, while the continuance Of
the Austrian occupston affords tho French
Emperor long sought pretext for war
The confusion al Vienna Is therefore quite
natural. AS to the second point Of lord
Cowley'smission, Austris declares iha
she respects the Sovereignty of the Pope
and therefore cannot insist upon any of the
specific reforms desired from his Holiness
Sull. he makes some counter propositions
which might result in an understanding
with bath Napoleon and Pho Mono.
As regards the third point. Austria
maintains her right Of making whatever
treaties, with whomsoever shs chooses
and does not acknowledge the right OF ci,
ther Fsance or Engl.nd to restrain here
.ercise of treay-making power, whf;h j:
Inherent In every government tft