The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-08-17
EUROPEAN NEWS.
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GENERAL AsU PoLlrIcAL ISTELLlGEscE. LIVER.
roll, July so--Adyices from Turin represents that
the excitement whichwas at first created by the
announcement Of the terms ofpeacc, has consdera.
bly, subsidized, and that comparative tranquility has
been restored ia most of the Italian provinces.
/ The debates in Che English Pertinent indicate
that vigorous measures win be be adopted in the
prosecution Of the plans proposed for the national
defenses.
The Sandman Plenipctentiary to the Peace Con-
ference at Zurich has arrived at Paris.
The Independence Beige newspaper says that the
Austrian Provisional Councils will all soon be con.
1 yoked and be requested to make known to the
/ Emperor of Austria, openly and sincerely, openly
and sincerely the wishes Of their respective popu.
lations with a view ofgranting them liberal consti
tntional reforms.
The Beige also states that the first Austrian corps
darnee viii, for the present. be maintained III Italy
on a war footing.
The remaining corps Of the Austrian army in
Italy, are to go to their former environments in Gal
lcia and Hungary.
The various Governors appointedby King Victor
Emanuel in Modena, have been withdrawn, and the
Governments turned overso the municipalities.
heresut Of the vote, updn the subject of tie
annexation Of Tuscany to Piedmont, as made known
at one hundred and forty places, including Leg
horn and Florence, shows eight hundred and nine
votes in Affirmative, and only fifteen in the mega.
tive
An article in &c Norl newspaper denies that the
French troops are foreman III the duches to pre-.
i.serEe order az.
| A letter from Milan statesahatthe extreme party
are commencing dangerous agitation there, and
that an insurrecton in the Venetian Kingdom Is.
anticipated, !, .,s nj ...,
The h8elids Rasse says. that Austria and France
may make whatever treaties they please, but that
in fixing the lot Of Italy, they are bound to ask the
concurrence of the rest Of Europe.
ltappears that one fthe resals of the meeting
Of the two Emperors at Yillafranca was a stipua-
ton providing for the removal of the remains Of
Napoleon II from Vienna to Paris.
A deputation, headed by Prince Napoleon, will
soon nroeeed II Vienna 10 take the remains oftl.
Due de Reichstadt, Napoleon L J, which are depos.
tied in the Augustine Monastry at Vienna, and cen.
vey them to France, where they viii be placed by
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lie stated that he believed the Fmneror Of Ans
tr;a was des;rous that ,be ncon,o of Italy st,nld
have \ seit-eovernpept.
Attera soirited ,,iseussion bv vaf;ons members
the subject was fyo,moa.
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