The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06

to ccwe to an understanding you that
in consequence Of these explanations the Cabinets ST.
Jsnes Berlin have placed the Sandman Cabinet In
position give explanations touching the positive grew
al ces may have against Austria TIE despatch OF the
2bth from Duel To Count Appony has been regarded
by every q sufficient evidence on the part of Aus
tia her love OF peace and OF her bm resolution " ao
stain from every aggressive AS for the Danu
ban Pfipcpsties, which closed this confidential and
friendly explanation with Lord Cowley, Count Bu0
limited himself to declaring that Austria would abstain
fiom aiding IN any violation OF the treaties which have
regulated the condition OF those Principaties. This
proof of prudence, moderation aud Cancellation
precaied ought TO be by the British Ambassador
You see, from what here stated, that the accord ic
alrsady ered Lficees England AND AthTG the different
questions ltorehe mission Of Lord Couley casnot BE-
o,e1icise than iraote and more sCLsd II now
remains 10 be to what the Cabinet Of Turin
will assocaie itself with it, Everything depends on that
We may be permitted 10 believe that the high wisdom OF
the Emperor Napoleon will Poon correspond with the &C.
neral expectation, and In satisfactory manner.
POSITION OF AUSTRIA, PRUSSIA AND ENGLAND IN A
CONGRESS-.
Paris March 1S) correspondence of london Star.
The increased apprehensons Of war which during the
week prevailed on the Paris Bourse were entirely owing
TO the rumors Of an impending movement of troops to-
wards The south Nothing hitherto has confirmed these
On Wednesday It had become positively known
IN Paris that the Imperial government did no.
look upon the overtures, transmitted by Lord
raited in consequence Concerning these
lures, it always probable that Austria, Last
means TO avoid war; 0td not object 10 the conrocattoD Of
Ewcedn CtnfoeHce at London. 10 eramtne into the e
9dy Of he four special treaties uhch she considers
tararks q her po'oer " hdy we may now say that this
already than probability It Is confessed
fact Bat, IL must be added that the Austrian govern
ment has expressly guarded itself against any binding
power of the resolutions OF this conference, the only Oh
ect Of which, in the Of Austra, ia 70 be that OF
bringing the dispute between AUSTRIA side, and
saroDIa and France the other, officially before the TO
of Europe, 10 avoid such dangers might
from msunderstandngs II is further said that
Great Britain and Prussia CONFORMITY consider this ii
as satisfactory proposition least basis on which
further negotiations, with the object Of preventing war
may be carried on.
AusTRIA's DEFENCE OF HER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RULE.
from the Vienna Gazette, March 1871
Austria has established in these countries the old
communal organization, and allowed the improvements
made in times subsst That organization created
by the Empress Maria Theresa still presents its principal
which not only tho other Austrian provinces
but many European States, may envy The general laws
of Austria force in Lombady, but never has any
attack been made Oh the nationality individual existence
Of the country. Not only have the usages and the Ian
fuaee of the country been vigorously respected in public
instruction. but the administration is almost exclusively
in the hands Of Italians. IT, furthermore the general
ganZaon Of the country be regarded great part Of
tonas the other governors established in the country
possess not only most administrative arbutons, but
ceve their orders from the general government, at the
head Of which is the Archduke Maximiliau The Cover
General unites in hs HANDS all the ahutons ola spe
ca minister Of that country he decides all the affairs of
the country nonipates and dsmsses fupctonaries
possesses sush extensive powers that only small number
Of affairs which the general interests of the
pe are submitted to the ministers at Vienna The stua
ton Of TIE Prince Governor, brother Of the Emperor
permits him 10 act more freely in the country he admins
tes than other governors could do. The administration
of the Iombardo Venetian kingdom is consequently per-
fecty provincial aud national.
EFFECT OF NArOLEoNs LAST MANIFESTO IN GERMANY.
Vienna Cisreh ls) correspondence Of London rmesl
The last Moniers note has produced an extremely bad
impression in Southern Germany but we have not yet
heard how It was received in Prussia The Wiener
Ze,ng has given the rtenso has RETAINED
from making any remarks on il The Oesterreische
Ze,tuna however, takes the liberty OF telling the Moni
that IT is not worthy OF credit
foid the very fame thing during period OF fifteen
after the 18th Brumaire the First Consul sent letter 70
Berlin, in which he eulogized the policy Of the Prussan
Cabinet and asked for bust of Frederick the Great The
North OF Germany resolved to to the First Con-
sul that could stand alone and while it exhibiting
It's strength he crossed the Alps Soon after Germany
the Rhensb provinces and the countries watered by the
Ebe Shortly before the battle of AusterZ fought
Germany assured by the Moer that it had nothing
to fear Then as now Austria was called the dsturbsr
ofhyng to extend his influence in Germany The Mont
tew brought the charge, and people believed it until the
came paper proclaimed the peace Of Tst
WAR PREPARATIONS IN SARDINIA.
Turin March 1s correspondence of the London Times
here neglected On the contrary they
carried extent that be accounted only by
presumed profound conviction, not say a complete
certainty on the part of this government that war at
hand. One daily and hears of military movements
all in the direction Of the frontier number of ponoons
we're sent OIL yesterdays three batteries Of artillery left
am informed that the artillery at the venaria an ar
tllery depot not far from Turin s under orders
The garrison of Turin under orders march eastward
he National Guards. In conformity with the law re-
Gently passed. selecton is being made from these for
ee Se wnIn a those w
those fitted for such dutywill be furnish garri
IONS at points whence IL is intended 10 withdraw the regu
lars,
Short according to all appearance every SOL
der that Piedmont possesses with the exception OF SICK
and, perhaps Of small detachment here and there will
he in the vicinity Of this frontier Trio artillery
left this morning. commanded by Major Fenova d Revel
Deputy goes the neiehborhood of Alessandro which
IA beka kenh m
self to Cuneo to organize the volunteers assembled
C ZONE so o OF TO-, very pleasant task but
in several services Ia doubtless extremely well qualified
to perform.
COUNT cAvouR TO REPLY TO COUNT BuoL.
Count Cavour is understood TO be very busy drawing up
crushng reply TO Count Buols circular, which he win
chow his friends state TO be both contrary the truth
and insulting 10 Piedmont
RUMoRs IN DRESDEN OF A CONGRESS-
The Dresden journal repeats the rumor hopefully
sorting that Austria has, under certain conditions
cepted the proposal Of France to convoke congress
Affairs.
REPORTED MOVEMENT OF RUSSIAN TROOPS.
The Neaponan Minister for Foreign Affairs received the
following intelligence by telegraph on the 18th uk.-
A hundred thousand Russians marching towards
the Pruth 100 900 Russians marching towards the
frontier of Hungary $4,000 Austrans descending into
Lombardy to reinforce the army Italy, and the families
Of the Austrian officers In Lombardy advised TO with
draw into the fortreeses Of Verona and Narghera.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
From the Paris Presse, March 1871
England is assuredly generous nation. few years
ago abe matrcaed General Haynau In the name Of huna
NIFTY outraged in Hungary. To-day she raises subscrip.
ton for the benefit Of the Neapoutan exes But at the
same time she s q sensible nation and would pro-
poee TO her TO wage war against Europe against
Austria for the cause Of Italy the most generous English
would not dare bring forward such motion IN tho
House Of Commons We address the following
question TO politicians Of all opinions there exist in
Russian Asauredly not Well II England were 70 say "In
order TO obtain my sincere and complete alliance you
must wage war against the remainder of Europe"
should consider that alliance valued at heavy figure.
Were Russia TO offer the operation Of her 900
soldiers, on the condition Of engaging In against all
Europe we should look upon the bargain a bad
What then, be replied 70 Piedmont when she pro-
poees her alliance In order that sho obtain possession
Of Iombardyf Let us boldly and frankly declare that there