The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-02-24
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HON 3From OUT foreign files by the, America,
d, Boston we perceiiysss that The continental
Question Is still one OF, eomlRlicatiQnl and ihcer
9tpde, and the laceppnts do, PQt tepaae ms to
tbrm q jnagp as, tqthe probable salptiQAr
Peace prospects and indiGatianF Of possibilities
alternately sway the BALANCES Gpmohnit 1,i.sir,I
l1he ilsopesittoasr irE't9teGdt Ia, Aastrisa.
We find In the Paris mesponden cerof thet Ia
dependatee, of Brnsselssan amtiiGcaiian Of the
ruiIiOr oflthei propositions deato Austra by,
the tshdfopernrneut 'Rronrfhe statements
Of the written it would appear tina, England is'
desirous'to prevent anything hat might cause
European war, considering the sacrifices She
is obliged to make in ordernbb patifs irdia.
England, therefore, has proposetf TO France,
who accepts ID iGclath To 'Aiisfyia That Ashe
wishes the offers inade,ih 1siS To the, Cabinet
Of Lord PAIdtrstdh TO ne 'ebnsidered as hot
having Beef %ithdraWh Not 6niy France BIT
Russia supports tlis proposition. = The Offers
referred TO as having been made by Austria in
lS4S we're Substantially that The administration
of the lltolnbardqly spetiaq klnga9}m shoqldi be
entirely separated from That ri NstBii a,tbat,
fhsse gEoEinfss aheRie fepainIseltadi aud that
government founded upon eonstltquonal prinll
ciples should be- given 10 then y as,i,,.
IL AaslrIai aecePis partsy and sinpiyn the,
propositions there will be- no. arr, and all in.
quietndes abont events, i'm ftheroobing@ oyz ,ns
may eease.'di ts tpse, ~ rHFa siestondpnt
that Austria may not readily be brought TO re.
nounce the posseSsiom'o her rich Italsin prov.
inces - but in presence of am agree Ineht bel
tween the other Powers; which IS rapidly bel
| coming unanimous the Gourtl of Vienna VIII
seriously reflect before ehteffne On "a Wsr 81
which she will have Ere an5 l:tediaont ff
adve. taies, Win fhe ascent 3f FutoRG Sh 'tHeirr
side. The French army fglbhg for the esfaibi
hshment III Italy af an order Of things more in
| harmony With tle wants and wishes Of, its IN
| habitants, would not cross the Alps but with
| the appreciation and assent Of Russia and Eng.
land. In that case, the war would be- confined
| to Italy, and would have al specific 9Qe;sci ay
| ranged beforehand. Pal IhaI4QslM Aeas, easeri-.
Ing Qa u,s siateliept ~ ,the fIaaepes6daee, is
not disposed TO believe the consent of Austria
| will easily be obtained TO any discussion of the
! terms on which her Italian h0minions should
! be renquished, and less than this would not
satisfy the eager expectations now srou t7s.iis
! Italy by the fssit,dys OF championship which
! Victor EiAanlel, confident in The spbpert .of
his powerful ally has assumed, ''i - 49, i' 80
| Farfons Rphd5's. We. hear, Of Political arr
rests at Milan bat details are wanting. A Ber
lin letter says, it is fully confirmed that fresh
negotiations have been opened respecting the
Danube navigation question: 1t adds. tina, the
GovernmeiitS IF Ers,nc5 Rus ii, and 'Engiadd,
had addressedidenticalc COM m anications to the
Cabinet ofVieina; pressing for the speedy req,
ulation Of the mattel a, revolution l., We ale
told, impending ,isi the free city CT IL amburgL
the heads Of tie first families having met TO de-
termine on, complete revision Of the, Govern
ment. %" - a''''r ' - --S ''' ,t "~,'-' -"s- -
The P9ati@e. AnStr7ia. ind E Fra We;
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test I'd the utnost of Dur p6Mep agaiiift the at
titude Which Nance has, since the Ieginninig OF
the year; seen It to assume IN reference Italy 4
1 We have. .poinea out how futile We're the pre-
\ texts ON which she thought lit to throws all Eu-
rope into conhtien,'to arrest the course of in-l
dustry, aud, totbreaten us, it may be too truly,
1 with the calanities .:ofa eauseless and bloody
| war. We haw shown. th&ts a, issst ItgS fat ds /
/ FRANCE Is aonefped, there is no jIst ,oaase Of
4 ofeace against Austria. So" - ''''."- +
! Now, there j one part ofthe conduct of Aus
! tria which it / impossible to regard without
serious disapYobation 1t Is perfectly noto
| rious that the Emperor of the French feels q
1 sincere anvie', ior 3enae improve a3ent IN the
government d ths Paabal States an anxiety
which, duriHg the last year. has been much
4 quickened by rle apprehension of second at I
/ tempt similar To- the desperate enterprise of
| Orsini.~'The Emperor 5fathe French fas been !
caugH il, his" l.wh traff., y acclp,es Rome,
but lhis Occupation gfve$ him no power ofacon-l
troll over the government, BECAUSE the Pope is
! in no degree uDved by the Threat Of abandon,
| ing him to the mercies of his .iustly4inceRsed 1
subjects, we'll Knowing iat If ne Erenfn ShQuld
withdraw from one side Of bis captal, the Aus,
TRANS world e1ter II On anotker;; Thus The |
emperor q tbe,F SeHGEe II plased,iin the painful
position ,f being Responsible" for nlisgevern.1
ment he eannot control, and. appeating To- sup |
port by, armed force injustice which he as an |
able TO preven: We" cannot say that this is
an unjust retrbption for the ms. seizure
of Rene, ana 4 Is aos unnatural that Austria
shonld enjoy the embarrassment arising from
step taken ,avowedly for the purpose OF lcoun- 4
terminingo her. influence, The .entertainmentI
position in Rome which she can ,neitaer main-
tain Vitk honor nor feireat from with safety
aless. assisted by the good offices Of "A usssias
1t is Austria alone winch stands between the |
Roraan ',,popie and the Improvement of theifi
Goveynment.iI Ii she joined Rranoe ,iaaher4 re-
Inconsistencies they must he immediately'l at,
Nled to, for the Pope, weHs knows that, unless
n wo>sed 'bysome external Power,his reign |
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liam ana tne Rsssse Prafcess Frederick Will
ANU aaSs we're eince are doing ~si
: marriage if the Pfihass months ago the
y TEaf faatriag, Us viii Se aecSunts Of the tn