The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-31
THE CRISIS IN ITALY.

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THE CRISIS IN ITALY.
|CH OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE FRANCO
5TRIAN TREATY-THE GENERAL CONGRESS AND
NORTHUMBERLAND FOR INDEPENDENCE
CENTRAL ITALY--vICTOR EMANUEL IN GENOA,
D.
Paris Aoiear officially announces that on the 18th
of peace was signed at Zurich between France and
IA.
erring to the contemplated European Congress, the
correspondent of the London Times states that
sentatives Of eleven Powers will meet-vz: The five
Powers, and Sardinia Spain, Sweden, Portugal, Ma
nd Rome.
London Post says that preliminary negotiations for
yress are only going on, 1t being much easier to plan
gress than to complete the necessary preminaries.
I'D is pledged to enter Congress anIcss The isde-
ace and free action Of Central Italy previously
ID to DC guaranteed. 1t is understood that the ques-
the Lombard debt left to the arbitration Of the
bf the Belgians
latest advices from Paris, dated the 18th inst read
1t is asserted that the second treaty of peace will
med to morrow, the decision Of the King Of the Bel
on the debt Of 3o,nbardy having reached Zurich.
London Pos; has despatch from Paris, dat
the night OF the 10th, stating that three distinct
ments will be signed at Zurich the treaty be-
France and Sardinia will be signed in day or two;
parttc treaty will be signed subsequently.
London Times Of the 10th states that the terms OF
urch treaty are almost identical with those agreed
ilaffanca, and that peace, one of the questions
disquieted Italy and Europe, seems settled.
Tp.axa hat r,,px, TIC urorp k;n IN
rect the further proposals concerning the questions
len, which it is intended to submit to the approval
Congress, Of such nature that the diplomatiss
ich have only heaped up materials Of fresh diff
England can and will take no part in any Con-
OF which the first principle be not the recognition
right Of Tie Romagneses and Tlscans, no less than The
|ese and Pdrmesdn States. to SELF government The
annon shot fired TO force on the people Of the Ro-
b, Modcna, and Tuscany any other rulers than the
Prince in whom they so fondy put their trust, will
signal Of conflict as deadly as the just brought
lOsc
King Of Sardinia had visited Genoa amidst much
siasm. While there no received the dowager En-
or Russia.
ion made by Sardinia Austria had suspended the
at Bocca Orfo, and had notified her that the mines
blown up by mistake, expressing at the same time
at tho occurrence.
v fresh arrests were made at Parma, on account OF
% assassination. tranquility prevailed.
,mmttcc at Milan had been making attempts to re-
ouize vencta and the Southern Tyrol, and these
to weaken the hold Of Austria had not been entirely
ss.
Sandman government was seriously considering
pediency Of fortfying Brcscia, Lonata and Cremona
Swiss Federal Council had bought the Austrian
crs on the Jago Maggiore
report that Naples has promised military assistance
me- is discredited, as the King Of Naples fears the in
of his own territory.
Evolutionary committee at Ferrara was giving the
ans great annoyance. 1t was formed for the p0r-
& assisting yenctians TO join the national army.
said that the Pope, acting in concert with the En-
Napoleon, will address q manifesto 10 the States
Church.
Neapoltan corps d'dynte on the frontiers was con-
" increasing, and will amount to thirty thousand
Great activity prevailed in the arsenals, and the
army WAS gradually being placed on a war footing.
tier from Florence details the grounds which tho
ntar OF the American Consul Of Lcghorn, Mr. Joseph
was withdrawn. It is asserted that he busted
II greatly for the restoration Of the dethroncd
Fs, OF whom he was warm partisan. Bnda is di-
taxed with having recommended certain republi.
proclaim republic, while nj the same time hc
Sertng himself for the princes and the Inference is
sought TO raise pretext for armed Intervention.
FRANCE.
Cy,, AIRS OF SAPOLEONs MONEY CLAIM ON sAp.
rA--A CHANGE IN THE GARNET ExPEcTEp.spr.
l. NAVAL MISSION To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. To
fE-THE PRESS LAW, ETC.
rcport that France claims three hundred million
MS indemnity for the war from Piedmont is pro.
cd uufounded. The French government having
advances to Piedmont, both before and during the
the extent Of 60 900 200 rancs in arms, provisions
ney. now claims only reimbursement Of that sum.
,r,s were again current OF probable change in the
~ The ycsroment OF Walcwski and the Duke OF
was considered lilscly.
sardinian Nir.ster Of the Exterior, General Dcbor-
was ON a mission TO Paris, and had interviews with
lperor and Waiawski.
Admiral Dupuy had left Paris for London on a
mission.
As said that the Minister Of Public Instruction had