Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-22
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Prince Richard Acitefnich, the Austrian agent, left
fatis Tor SAINT Sauvcur where he will have interview
with the Emperor, Louis Napoleon aud whence il 4.
said he Nill proceed Vienna IL il naturally eoniec
nred that his visit TO the Emperor made the pur-
pose OF Discussing the questions relating the condition
OF Central Italy. The result il likely be very safac-
tory To the Austrian Cabinet ii may accent the semi
Official Conf"i"""efs statement of French intentions;
aud That statement derives increased probability from
the fact that the young Grand Duke Of Tuscany dsa
shcd with the result of his visit Paris l. about to
leave France. report that an interview will probably
take place between the Emperor Louis Napoleon and
King of the Besians indicates belief that King Leopold
will endeavor again to play his ordinary part OF peace
maker, and smooth OF the difc cuties arising from
| the preliminAries of Niairanca
The Zurich teegrarns report fresh meetings of the
fenpoenliaries aud thus show that their deliberations
continue though no suppose that they
settle of the important subjects
II Il noteworthy that the Russian Envoy At Turin has
proceeded to Zurich for the purpose Of conierriug with
| the Sirdinian Representatives there.
The Nord declares Il 90 lie probable that Count de Ca
vour will speedily the post or Prime Minister Mt
Turin IL the report should prove true il would
really seem that King Victor Emmanuel must have re-
solved TO accept at least Professionally the pron.red Sow
ereignty OF Tuscany and Modena.
The project for forming the Duchies into United
kngdon under the sceptr. OF Prince Napoleon is again
brought forward. The 81 Petersburg Gazette comedies
with the drift of opinion ia Parsan r.union by recon-
mendhg this arrangement the best means for neutral
ihing the extensive weight which Austria and Rome will
have in the prospective Italian Confederation the one
from ITS great military power the other from its equally
iormidabl" ecclesiastical influence. The Russian journal
believes it is for the equilibrium of power in
Italy that France should be included in some way or
another, in the federal union.
From the London News Par. Corr .pondent
The Paris Constitutionnel in an otherwise encourar
ing article says In plain terms that the Emperor Napo
leon cannot include the Holy See in the system of bo
lutte noninterventon which is TO be applied 10 the rest
oil Central lialy The interests of caholcity still as
heretofore, in opposition to those OF humanity and ciy.
lilaon require that the Pope shall be propped up on
ms 'o'tering throne Icy something than moral n-
reference.
True, there is mode 10y which the bayonets NAV
Ice dispensed wiih-papa reform; hut as We know the
mot d"rdre ai Rome IN reply al npertinent obser-
vations l. po,snDiHS see that ayones and no.
thing but bayonet will be called into requson i the
States of the Church Our vulgar adage tells us what
Is sauce for the goose Is ditto for the gander Bayones
at Rone-bayoncts then, in the Legations Can this
thing be? Can that prescription OF highly tempered
steel be ordered for Bologna which, it is admitted will
not be administered to Florence?
The distinction will lead to the horns of terrible di.
lemma
But VI. Provost Paradol whose signature in the De-
bHS viii be hailed with satisfaction this interesting
crisis ioresees danger short of this possible armed in
reference OF France itself lie saws:
But may not the authors of the revolution in the
Dnches III their turn maintain, that support the HOLY
See at Rome while is attacking the legations whereby
the entire disposal OF it's forces secured to IL il 10
wage war indirectly against all the of Central Italy
aud thus TO observe but impcrctly this promise of non
intervention, which appears constitute the chief
security OF the insurrrctionary statesy
The Pope is sorely afflicted with sore leg caused by
eyspe!as, which prevents him from leaving his palace
ITALY.
The honie'T of Bologna declares itself authorized TO
contradict e rumor o any projects aggression against
The Ron'aGna ON the part OF the Papal troops
The Tuscan Government had issued decree enactng
mat the arms OF the ate Grand Dncal family shall be Oh
lrratrd irom the Government stamps and that the LAT.
ter shah remain in blank until further orders
Some official correspondence of the late Grand Duke
OF hodena had been brought light which is ANYTHING
bnt complimentary to the Emperor OF the French.
FRANCE.
The Countess de- Montjo mother of the Empress has
arrived ia Paris -
crowd az TaiLes, and could pass and the Emperor
With laugh said that AT present he certany made
prisoner This observation drew forth loud cry of
"Nive lEmpereur!" ''NiVe rImperatrice"
Madame Poltcvin, widow of the weil.known nronant
made an ascension at Rouen Saturday accompanied
in the car by her assistant in the costume of Sancho Pan
~, while below was suspended donkey mounted nv
Dulcinea del ToboSo whose white toilet was visible
when the balloon itself could hardly be perceived The
descent was effected in safety At fnnqueyillc, and Ma
dame Pocyin returned to Rou,n in the evening
The Paris correspondent Of the Daily News saws.
81 hear on good authority that relaxation of the
Prcss system Is under serious consideration; one change
spoken of Is AN extension Of the right of publishing
journal 10y either greatly reducing altogether di,p.-
si:g with the caution money now cNacted.
The Jo"r"6d Ds Debais is the only Paris newspaper
that has been clever enough to avoid warning not
withstanding its known adherence the House of Or
leans The Siecc has been warned three times the C.
sit'hioHei twice; La PTesse twice the Pafrie twice
the UMirorS twice. aud the remaining papers at least
once Even the railway paper has not escaped
TnE HEALTH oT THE EurREss ErGESIr.-A deputa-
iion from the municipal council OF Pau was few DAYS
back received 10y the Emperor at St Siuveur aud pre-
scnted loyal address, with request that their Maests
would be pleased to visit the before leaving the
South OF France The Emperor replied that he was well
inclined to accede to the prayer the muUicipaI council
of Pau but that unfortunately the health of the Empres.
had been much shaken by the painful emotions which
she had lately been subjected to- that she required extra
ordinary attention, and il seemed duubcl whether her
medical attendants would sanction her making the visit
proposed He was consequently unable at present TO
give positive answer These ominOus expressions have
Il fed lttlf. in Vl.I.s
peral dynasty. There arc however many circumstances
which would render probcmica this realization of the
"hopcs Of the nation"
ARMY ~ rEANCE
According to the NOnifcr DIR drsse the French mr.
my in Italy, under Marshal Valiant consists of a. 600
infantry, 1000 cavalry, G0o artillery and s6 guns be-
SIDES Tie military TRAINS aud s'pPeF' and miners.
JArAS.
| Dates from Japan to the 9TH Of June dnicuty
which arose between the American Consul aud the ia
| panese Government bad been amicaby settled
An American who had discovered a rich Conner mine
laid claim to the mine and TO the soil contrary TO The
laws of the country The government resisted aud the
affair was assuming unpleasant aspect when the En-
pcror to prevent all further dispute proposed that third
power should he selected umpire aud designated frs,
France, aud then Russia The American Consul had not
sent in bis when the author of the discovery who
morally certain Of the result gave up his claim ON
the soil, and solicited authorization TO work the same
aud share the profit with the japanese government The
/ offer was at once accepted.
The intercourse Of Europeans with the couptrv Fas
daily becoming more extensive, aud il likely in few
years to Affect complete change IN s aspect The Em-
perOr after the first experiments with the electric
graph, ordered the construction OF lines connecting to-
| geiher the towns Of Yeddo, Nangassaki Simoda and
liakodad lie has also decided transforming his feet
and already possesses six steam war iunks One of them
the Niphon, has started voyage Of circumnavga.
ton Her engine i Of 500 horse power and Of Amcri.
can manufacture Tho consists entirely Of Jspanrsc
sailors, who show great aptitude in the management Of
steam engines.
A SHARP REPRIMAND FOR TUE COUNT DE NOR.