The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-21
The Evacuation Of Rome.

THE POPE, EMPERORs AND QUEENS AT WORK.
[Transaed from the Paris correspondence Feb 27) Of
the Independence Beige for the NEW YORK HERAIp.l
The news Of the double evacution of Rome and
cations BY the French and Austrian armies the re-
quest OF the Pohtcal government, yester-
day. and has become official to day lam assured that
this the third time that the Holy Father has formally
made tbs demand on France bu: after the brochure Of
81 de IaGueropnere, and the discourse Of Emperor,
il und.etood that the Pontcal government expressed
greater determination, and believe brought up the cub
ct q few days ago very warm explanation of affairs
wh cb took place between His Holiness ami the Duke do
Gramon ambassador. However. some persons are
from regarding fact which be accosnp shed
the departure OF the troops OF the empires.
in ts connection 1t Is supposed that this double evacu-
aton Is subordinate 10 the Of other propositions
taken 10 Vienna by Lord Cosey 1t therefore possible
that the note Of the Nonieu-wbich, by the BY only
mentions simply the demand ol the Court Of Romemay
remain the position of dead letter Whatever there may
be the last intelligence from Vienna does not augur
succ's 70 the mission Of the British Ambassador. You
viii have learned Of the reduction of the value of Aus
TRAN currency and Preparations Of that government
send two more breades TO Italy You have already bcsn
informed of the rrmors concerning the propositions n
Lord Cowcy Is charged 10 pescnt to the Cabinet OF Vi
enna There is now addeja~ays with the reserve
undorstoodtnat tie EDgsh Cabinet OF being able TO ap
poach that OF Vienna With proportions deNsate with
out certg some comps nsaoBs had attached sue.
that negotiation new guarantee OF the rights of Aus
ta in VI ntiaD already ackno wedged by
secret treaty between Austria and Britain ia 1851
Now the propositions Of Lord Cow ey such are an
noupccd, and contain this indemnifcaton, they
copted by the Austrian government would the French
government be in a disposition 10 rstfy this mono
10 iavof u Austra engagements 30 contrary 70 the
cipation Of ItayY That seems very doubtful Now with
out wishing TO remove chance Of 70 the AZ
tempts at ccncilAton pursued bv the Cabinet of
London the favorable denoueme that one would lko TO
hope for is therefore, still dependent the solution Of
multiplied and opposing difficulties.
1t IS announced that negotiation, entered upon by
the intermedum Of Queen Christina, between the
Roman government and the Spanish government
10 upon the point OF being mlied According 10
III negotiation Spain will put regiments u infantry
at the dispostonof the government VI the Holy Father
who will be charged with their mainienance--ikewise
regiment OF artillery fourth regiment wI be formed
Of the Swiss Catholics To these viii he added the native
Roman army, composed Of corp Of twelve thousand
However, for the success Of these projects the evacuation
is absolutely necessary.
The language Of N. de Pcrsigny ia and more Ia
favor OF peace, which leaves scarcely any of sup
posing that In the event Of concatory fang
he will be again sent 70 reprcsenl Imperial policy in
London. The Duke de M,lakon's return to Paris is
nounced as contingency either High Chancellor OF tue
Legion HONOR or Father as commander IA chief Of the
army OF Paris another situation to De given W Marshal
hagnan said that, in case OF war tne hero Of seoas-