The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-17

ensibe object s evidently the question Of ths double
election Of Colonel Cousa, which England ,t.nks
but the most important part, and consequently ths
most real OF that mission first Ds a&irs OF ialy, AL
shoud Lord Cowley N ms iatervews wiz. the ia, oeror
Francis Joseph ana his Minister for Foreign srs treat
The question Of the double election officially, and The
others ohcloasy, the question toe same ani the dis
which has had its day.
As TO the Confercnce very certain sha. win not
meet before the first week in March OF tho earliest Up
10 the present tine Is undefstoci tia. tao cleo
nons OF Aodawa aud waiasha is the only
ley return from Vienna with good news perhaps
then the Conference may te the quesaon OF the act
to be wished The majority OF the plea po.entrcs them
selves would desire 1t, rather than again in
ought to add that they have itlIe hope on this pon
may even give the reason for the doubt
You know that a note recently addressed 10 the
Cabinet Of Vienna In order that she might Yield on tds
question: That cabinet has since replied, thls thy hal
not ut been able TO come 10 undertaking ,ot ne Ricer
Poreys. AssuTedly has OF been for want OF time
But that which WIN asonish you sti more ID, that il is
known in the raost positive manner that the River
Powers have, some months back, given notce and dc
clared themselves ready 70 chow their willingness 70
abide by the wishes Of the Conference As yon may OBJ
serve, ne one point on which none can ever De de-
cejvcd reg ng Austria--that Of her dupcty.
And now, Il the efforts Of Lord Cowley not change
this dupicy Austrla cannot renounce her pretensons
herebut the resolutions, the Intentions Of the Cabinet
oil Vlenna are what cannot decide. Our official world
rays yes.' care not therefore, say no; and prefer
to leave 70 the result Of this mission the Of sustaining
OF coptradcting it,
Paris correspondence Of the Independence Belge.1
The Brtish ambassador it ia stated Is to request Aus
tria to make concession three principal points:
J. The simultaneous evacuation Of Rome and the legations
by the French and Austrian troops 2 Reforms TO be
tanned from the Holy Father, in spite Of his ristance g.
Tho abandonment by Austria of her treaties with the M
liam Powers, which assure her preponderance at Ma
ples Florence, Aodcna and Parma. II added that Lord
Cowley in accordance with the instructions OF the Derby
Cabinet, is to offer to place tho Powers Of the Italian pen
ElrOppan mi b
that which has been established the Danuban Prn
cipaltes.
From the Paris Patrie, Feb. 2,.1
We have certainly no desire to diminish the importance
or the fact announced by Lord Manesbury and still less
To diminish the hopes which appear attach to IT, but
must observe that it, in the question OF Italy, the
o OF uae Ponfiteat States of the elements Of It's
solution is far from being he ISOLATION itself II the
difficulties which diplomacy seeks 10 remove disappear,
the evacuation Will necessarily take place tho
quence OF the arrangement which will intervene On this
point there appears 10 be difference of opinion Never
thelcss the other difficulties which have already
meraed subsist and cannot be yet sad what will be the
result. BY sending To Vienna political parsonage
periepced Lord Cowley England has shown all the i'm
portance she attaches 10 it, "The mission with which the
noble lord Is charged observed Mr.. Disrae sis mis-
sion OF confdence-a mission Of conciaton." Will he
succeed in il? We most earnestly desire it, but the
nounced evacuation Of the Pontca States is in
only the commencement OF solution which would pro-
baby DO sterile the other interests not satsfac
toriy settled