The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-12

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corps Of engineers
The London 7mes in noticing the departure, says "t
will probably cause surprise in New York, and ID
not likely TO be looked upon with Indifference at Washing
toa" 1t thinks the English capitalists will be very chary
Of investing in the enterprise.
Berlin journals speak Of projected marriage between
the Prince Of Wales and the Princess Aexandrna,
daughter Of Prince Albert Of Prussia.
France.
The tone Of the Paris correspondence continues war
Rke The London Daily Ness correspondent saysOn the
Goth Prince Napoleon received immense deputaion Of
Italian residents. The Prince made speech on Italian
AFFAIRS and though using cautious phraseoogy, the depu
tatoa saw in IL confirmation Of their most ardent
wishes The writer says the tactics Of the govern
ment blow alternately bot and cold the question
Of peace and war. There is, however, not moments
relaxation in the preparations for war.
Tho French Minister Of War had contracted for ten mil
lions of rations Of dried vegetables.
second division Of troops under orders march
from Agiers 10 France.
II was rumored that General Iamoricere had offered his
services to the Emperor In Gaze Of hostlties.
All the active baalicns at Paris to be increased
making isl.a-. fss.1sls ssAc sfons.
Prince Napoleon is reported necessarily instgat
Ing .he Emperor TO war.
The purchase Of horses going actively The sta
bles and temporary sheds at vncennes all crowded
Gunboa.s plan said to be ordered to be
structed.
large military forage magazine at vncenncs had been
burned, entailing loss Of 200 900 francs
According the Paris correspondent Of the London
Tmes great instgator Of Prince Napoleon, and
his influence with the Emperor at present is exraordna
yy The cool reception given by the Senate to the propo
gal the Of the Princes income intended
rebnkc TO him for indueing in such eagerness for
The Princes influence giving great umbrage 10 minis
ters.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Herald again
marks that warlke preparations still continue
The manifestation In favor Of peace, which being
prepared by the Chamber Of Commerce. has, IL s said,
regularly burked by threatening paragraph in the
Parie.
treaty between France and Russia was again spoken
II stated that the preliminary meeting Of the Confe
held at the Foreign Oce the 1Sth and that
Lord Cowley started Immediately after.
The rumor Of Count walewsks resignation continued 10
gain ground.
Another pamphlet by n de Ia Guerroners had appear
ed The question II treats Of Is the revision Of treaties
Spain.
The Spanish Chamber Of Deputies had granted extraor
diuary credits for strengthening the forncatons II Ma
hon, Ferrol, and other places
The Italian exles left Cadlz on the 10th on board an
American frigsts tquers ship, name not mentioned.
One hundred deputies In the Corez had declared in "a
vor Of free trade in corn and cotton.
The English Consul At Tanger negotiating treaty
ofpeace between Spain and Morocco.
Italy.
The Duchess Of Parma has signed treaty with AUSTRIA
authorizing the latter Power 10 occupy all the forts In her
dominons With troops In case Of hostlities.
Trade at Milan was in complete stagnation.
Large numbers Of descrters from the Austrian army
had crossed the Piedmontese frontiers.
II 10 asserted that official dispatches from Cardinal An
tone TO the Cabinet Of Vienna declare that reception
can be accorded 10 any representations from foreign gov
ernmens all referring TO the domestic government Of
the States Of the Church.
The Sandman Senate had adopted bill for loan Of
Afty millions Of francs, by vote Of 5eto7
II was reported that the Pope intended 10 publish
manifesto refung certain statements In regard to Rome
contained in the late pamphlet entitled, "Napoeon the
Third and ltaIy.n
An extraordinary rumor was circulating in Turin 1t
was said that King Victor Emanuel had been privately
married. and wished TO be separated from his wife. 1t
declared that the journey to Rome Of the Marquis
AGer for the purpose Of obtaining the divorce, and
that the Sandman Minister concluding negotiations wit
the Apostolic Court
cdcdly on the ncrease
Portugal.
eonoorda. with Rome was under discussion in secre
Fittings Of the Chamber Of Deputies.
AUSTRIA
Austria 10 strongly preparing for tho defence Of he
Italian possessions. The garrison ct Vienna was full
prepared 70 march At short notice.
There was great activity in tho arsenal at Venice,
where hospitals and army bakeries were established
Gunboats have been placed the mouth Of the river
10, and the sarrsons Of Ferrara strengthened.
Prussia.
The Prusalan government had issued circular aadIng
70 the JOINT Efforts Of England and Prussia preserve
peace, and expressing the conviction that Austria will
join IN the epdeavor for amicabs solution OF the di
ouss, but declaring that whe rescrving her action a.
European Power, che w nevertheless ul1 her duties
mamemDm Of ies German copcederany