The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-13


Tor the causes which hsve modified The political atnos
pierre within tsodays We FRANKLY acKaa siedge thai we
Unable give any expafaujns ON that SUD eci ilc
staa,iod has no. changed abl.ad If dpiomac neg rita
tons have jeeu commence 10 order % improve the su
r~on those regulations stu 10 embryo and i The
Enys.rlous veil which covers them was rasd, we eond
rot g. any thing pal liable post We III them. Balancing
houee and fears ncne 10 the latter which caused
b. facts white sac former have only vagle suppositoas
lor n blasts Let us FIRST coDsder the hopes. There is
talk Of the meeting 10 London Of Congress for TIE exmi
nation Of TIE special treaties between Austria AMI the
Ifssn ~,hies Let NJ ADMIT tho fact, although nohlng
conf, IT, Let Sc admit thSt Austria be dispoEed 20 &c
oept that natof the practical result hereof appears
more than doubtful The pnrasc OF European goaran
tee substituted TO that Of Austria equiv peal that we
do not perceive how it could be practiced.
The European guarantee ia not the solution ot ques
ton, but adjournment Of it. II means: We cannot
come understanding TO- day, for dividei by
principles and each Of US follows other tnongnts aua auo
,bsr Let Us sGGarn sSs 10 ss on. OF e
scrape by negotiations by war IL s that un wholesome
Dsxlm because equivocal, which has thrown tne po
hca situation OF Lower Danube Into state Of uncsr
tanty which more than concealed war In lie bosom
The emoeness those countries and the fact that there
was question OF the rights OF the Porte-poweress,
and easy be ntindated submitting always at the last
nomenclature, however, always prevented the mate
rial collision of the great Powers
Such would not be the case In Italy. There, in the
midst Of Europe, where rvaes aud differences OF inte
rests are greater than on the Lower Danube where the
Iroyagsud sm Of Mazzpi and the ambition Of Piedmont
have mined the ground for many years past the small
States would, when left 10 their strength, fall prey
70 revolution or 10 Piedmont, which is nearly the game
Before Elk months, the eoVereens Of those States would
b. forced to make an appeal to the pretended guarantee
OF Europe.
who win give that guarantee? VIII England Prussia
or Russia send their troops into the Daches OF Tuscany
Parma and Modena TO lend assistance to the European
guaranteed The question will always be brought back to
that struggle, already old, between France and Aueria,
which ended by the treaties Of 1876 which have
The guarantee Of France in Italy, that struggle should DO
reviewed. To transport the European guarantee 70 tue
founded on Congress in LONDON are suppostions;
the events Piedmont which hasten the crisis are facts
We have 70 expect an explosion AZ any momsn'. ls
therefore, that We cannot help foresee bloody and
early solution. We have ooealy exposed our thoughts
Lhoname PROPOSE Dieu dtspose.
[From the Oct Dcustcbe Post of Vienna, March %
The Congress- affair has made great progress snce Wed
pesasy la,t Austria has expressed her readiness to
become party to the Congress. But Two Of the -cond
70 us
Tue rst condition H. that the Congress cannot deli
berate in the midst of the capg OF weapons, Sardinia
must be induced TO quit its nenacng and aggressive at
t0de, which raises sppreheasons that an nroad may be
made into the neigbboriDg States.
The second point s that the Congress Ia to act the
basis OF the principles laid down IN the well known pro
toco Of the Congress which held at AK la Chapele
10 November 1873 In diplomatic circles Is asserted
that the Emperor Napoleon has undertaken to persuade
SARDINIA 10 dsarm. This last piece OF news give
hear IT, but unable TO guarantee its perfect
II has not yet been settled where the Congress is
10 meet.
Vienna March 25) correspondence of London Times
In afternoon Of Wednesday Count Buo informed The
Russian Minister this Court that Austria willing
be participation 10 the Congress which is 70 anime into,
and, II possible, peacefully settle, the Italian qies
tion. The Ausriap government has, however pltinly
stated to the representatives of the mediatng Po
that there certain matters chch do not admit Of discus
SION. What these matters You have already been
told; but the Congress s about 10 meet, may be
well TO recapitulate Austria will take part 10 any
Discussion which could possibly lead to modification Of
the treaties Of 1915, aad consequently there BE- qcs
ton Of her relinquishing any pat Of the territory Which she
He yossese IN Italy or her rights rexton tn Tasca7y
end Modena Al present she that she will uphold
her right keep garrisons in Commacbo, Ferrara and
Piscfnzs 1t is understood that the special antions
revision but Count Buol has not yet clearly expressed
himself on the subject