Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-05

The Zurich. EreaIx

TIE latest intelligence from Europe gives the following
CULINARY relative to the Italian question
The Zurich treaty gives liveIer movement to bust
neSs, but Italy continues unsettled ever Garribal
die troops and the troops of the Pope face each other
the Romagna
The Sandman arms have been put up in all the towns
and villages IN the Legations, and public documents
E0w published In the of King Victor Emanuel On
The lst of November the Sandman coinage is TO he intro
uuced which being like that Of France val! be great
advantage TO all Northern Italy. The King Of the Bel
sans as arbiter, has settled how much debt Sardinia
owes France for the war.
1T Is nov officially announced that the Emperor OF
Russia and the Prince Regent OF Prussia will have an
interview At Bresau and IL stated that the Emperor OF
Austria will likewise the Emperor Alexander The
Emperor Of Austria, will it is said the Emperor Al
.Nander At Myowiiz close the frontiers Of Austria
Russia and Prussia.
The Neapoitan government Is actively strengthening
Hs army, and the force which II s assembling on the
fapal frontier will thirty thousand men who's
Supreme command will il is said, he temporarily taken
by the King In person
The London Post ntig1aes that England dechnez any
part in Congress that does recognize alb initio
the right Of the Romagnese, the Tuscan Modenesc and
the Parmesan States to selgovernmeni and the choice
OF their own ruler. This il, indeed, very important
and liberal iesiuro of the times Beyond this IL s said
that at least of the Zurich Treaties Is founded simply
and strictly the terms Of the peace Of villafanca-
main feature Of which was that Iombardy should he
Austria lis thought that in a Congress, anything like
Italian Confederation Tuscany Modena and Parma
ond perhapsa portion Of the States of the Church If not
the entirety will be supported by France England Russia
and Prussia, but opposed by Austria Spain the Papacy
and minor po~ers II So the latter will be conpeicd to
accede they not in condition to wage war against
giants.
Subsequent events tn the testy OF Villa Franco 20 far
90 attest tie sincerity OF Louis Napoleon both in his dsca
rato"s on undertaking the war and his declarations on
terminating it. He undertook the war; he said in ODE.
dencc to the with ofFfanec open the way for taiin
10 dependence he terminated H. he said because il
threatened TO extend beyond those limits within which
Tho iuore Of France required him 10 coune IT, AZ one
r''n'toi bic policy, Italy enjoys the benefit Of thu
t17Sf taN maxim she is freed from Austrian DONNA
ton and has the field open for the development Of
Ia independence She is undergoing the throe. Of
revouton. The political power Of the Church in tn,
P'pal t'les is we'll nigh pirnlyzcd aud the rope ha
abandoned his capitol Strong tendencies are exhibited
20 utse Sardinia toe nucleus OF national union upon h,
poirle Of constitutional wonarcby But vhateyer ten
Ie. ultimi tey Prevail the results Of the move
"a POI mast deps I'd upon bow rgidly the condition o
,r, J. prcseryed or how much IL NAV be- die
Get cl TIE treaty signed At Zurich will doubtless pro
claim tho p.r Of france aud Ausrt that neither pov
~ shall iuerPoo TO take Italian airs out II tie hand
81 'hv Italians. There j. other power from which su,
Interference seems likely 10 proceed even be mena
ech A. for England she seems 10 have Withdrawn sl
most entirely from Continental affair. and she i, he
sides committed by her Ptesent Ministry ia favor Of m
Italian teiorm and Reconstruction movement which oul
ssks FROM c great powers tst they aaiutan the ptr
plc Of ioi'ses fairs with regard TO the nierEs Affairs
Italy