Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-03-26
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the M0nicuT, is at least premature. Later &C.
counts state that it is asserted the evacuation
o. Rome By the French is adjourned tin The ar
rival Of the Swiss troops.
The official Go-cffc Of Vienna Of the 4th Of
March, contains The following in the non-of-
cial part;
As soon as the notification in writing from
Cardinal AntoneE shall arrive here, o. Is un-
derstood that the evacuation Of the States Of
the Church by the Austrian troops viii follow.
because IN this, as al the entry Of the troops
the desire Of he Holy Father is decisive
A Milan dispatch Of the Sd inst. SAYS:
The Archduke Governor has returned ID
Milan. The Austrian army in Italy has been
placed on a war footing.
The Emperor Napoleon has addressed a let
ter 20 Sir Francis Head, thanking him for his
eXeftions in the imperial cause. His Majesty
expresses his surprise that the English should
attack him incessantly in the journals In the
most unjust manner as be has been their loyal
ally.
II. Alexandra, Minister Of Foreign Affairs
TO Prince Coma, had left for London. During
his STAY IN Paris De was received by the En-
peror.
The P-iedmontese Government had. il was
sand, taken measures. IN conjunction with be
authorities al New York, 10 have Roerio and
bis companions provided with money on their
arrival here, and TO place steamers az their dis
posal IN order 20 convey them TO Piedmont, if
they wish 20 return TO Italy.
Adrices have been received from Naples to
the lst inst. The illness Of the King continued
serious. Ammor Of the death caused a panic
on the Bourse, and funds fell - percent The
mmo-, however, having proved false, funds
again rose 90 ll3, but all persons suspected of
having been concerned in The circulation of thr
report received their passports, together with
orders % quit the country. Letters from Naples
assert that the Archbishops have signed the
address 20 the King respecting the true condi-
ton Of the country.
an the preliminary steps for rendering the
Pussian army mobile had been taken
The question Of a Conc uiat between Rome
and Portugal had been finally settled, and a
right Of nomination placed in The Holy See.
In The House Of Lords, on the 4th inst Lord
Wodsh0use inquired if any guaranty had been
granted 10 the Atlantic Telegraph Company.
The Earl Of Derby said that no unconditional
guaranty had been granted, but a conditional
guaranty was under consideration. by which
a LIBERAL rate OF interest, amounting 10 eight
pr cent. would be assured on the capital, but
contingent upon the success, and only as long
as ~telegraphic communication was continued
without Interruption
THE ALLIANCE BETS RANCE fAEpl-
SlA-THE war PREPARATIONS is FRANCE
Fun ne Plr Nauitcur Nureh 81
The serious condition II Italian affairs has
attracted the attention of The Emperor, whose
endcayors are 10 conclude an alliance in fur
thersnce If the interests of France. Tho I'm
pcn0r has promised The King Of SITdinia 10 pro-
tcd him G-liusf Gug asgressire acts o. .4usfriGi
Dat his promises eIfcnd no further. Hs denies
that Franc Is making lrdridfc preparations.
She has not exceeded the effective force she Is
accustomed 20 maintain during peace. Assum-
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ceved any Extraordinary impulse, % was be-
cause changes were necessary in our artillery
I ana In the whole of our fee. An cur naval
preparations are limited 20 The arming Of -four
fugates and four transports, 10 meet imminent
emergencies. TITS absurd torepresent the En-
peror as pushing on a war, and to cast on him
alone the responsibility Of causies warlike pre-
p7rauons in Europe. Where can any one pOin.
out words. diplomatic notes, or acts, implying
the wish Of the Emperor TO provoke war? The
Emperor Is now examining the various reasons
Of the present complications, but this must not
be Te-arded as any provocation of war on has
part Besides, TO eNaime these questions, Is "a
meet then IN a diplomatic way, and nothing
authorizes The belief that the issue will not b
favorable tothe continuation Of peace.
Correspondents ei ae Dublin Frccmans JournsLl
never like TO speculate much upon Europear
politics as connected with the intentions of Oh,
Emperor Napoleon, because outside Of that per.
sonage's immediate confdants ] do moi thiuk
anybody has the slightest good reason FOL
founding an opinion. / shall tell Won two
facts, however, bearing upon this matter. On,
is, hat The mau in England vino, perhaps, b
best acquainted with foreign affairs, expressed
his firm belief, In private, that the Emperor
means war, and has been anrmenhng bis navl
20 pryent any demonstration on our part The
second fact Is, that he French Government arr
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less than one hundred and twenty gunboats
This you may rely on.
PUBLIC FEELING IN GERNANr
An intelligent friend, who is how in Frank
for, Informs the that The political excitement
ls almost as great as O. was at the beginning Of
1913, and adds that if the Emperor Of the
French continues as De is now going on, tIi
Germ5n SoYereigns viii have no choice but q
{ c~oalesce AGAINST him. Thrty-nine members a
the Murtemberg Chamber have forwarded a
! address % the Committee Of the Estates. which
is the more remarkable as il expresses On,
opinions entertained BY the German radical.
on the great questions Of the day. The address
saws:
The whole Of Germany is indignant at the
attempt which is being made on the peace Of
! Europe. No one is so short-sighted as not to
see the object Of the tremendous rmamen Of
France. They are not made for obtaining the
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but for establishing vassal States. for conquer
Ing foreign countries, and placing them undel
members Of the Napoleon dynasty.
STATE OF FEELING IN FRAFCE.
The tone Of The government journals was be,
coming stll more bellgerenf, and the various
correspondents Of the London journals write a.
e war was likely to be the oniy solution Of the
difficulty.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Nee,
SAYS that The utter absence Of war enthusiasm.
even ia The army, IL bitterly lameuted, and
causes unieigned surprise IN the imperial cir
Gle. The soldiers whose term # service has
expired 90 not T~e-enlist. in spite Of the great
advantages which are held cut TO them.
u IS mentioned as a significant fact that the
EtandinE committees Of the legislative body,
Ehen the Budget comes on, viii demand TIE
suppression Of The Ministerial department. a
which Prime Napoleon lie TIE bead, as a marx
Of disapprobation, and of the general sentiment
OF the country.
rmE MOVEMENT IL PIEDNoFr.
A public subscription for the new loan had
been opened in the Bank Of Turin. twas
considered certain that the whole loan would
be covered, II not exceeded.
Letters from piaccnza announce that the
number Of Austrian troops IN that place was
Increasing daily. Almost l2.Oo0 men had
been placed on a war footing since ne lst Of
March.
OPINIONS AID FEELINe Is AUSTRIA
visma Cnrapadeuoe o. ne Losaou rnmss Feb 81
The Austrians still express their conviction
that there viii be a revelation as soon a. the
foreign troops are Withdrawn from The Pspal
dominions, bot ! believe thar he twelve or
fourteen Roman baitalions are in very decent
trim. Not long since the Papai troops were
reviewed hy General Guyoa, aud that COM
mander was pleased 10 say hat they were
greatly improved, and formed livery rcspecta-
BE little army. n is, however, doubtful
whether the native troops Of his Holiness viii
10 their duty Ia ease Of revolution. The
French papers now BERN 10 TAX Of the neces-
sity Of a repeal Of the treaties between Aus
iria and some Of TIE Italian states, but IN ihis
natter ule fmpeuai Government viii not per
mist the interference Of any foreign Power.
Austria nav. perhaps, be induced not 10 send
troops into Central ltaly If the other Powers
will give a similar pledge, but she viii not
voluntarily resign her claim 10 the right OF
rcversion in Tuscany and Molena. The reis-
tons between Austria and Tuscany are very
peculiar.
The political horizon locks exceedingly
gloomy, and stl ! cherish a faint hope thst
there VIII not Be a general war Ihe views Of
the Emperor Of Austria have become deter-
minedly warike, and he Is much embittered
against France. The Cabinet Of Vienna has
agreed 10 maintain 1900 men 10 erect fortif-
cations Ia an directions. Tie Emperor pr
poses visiting Lombardy.
Az AmHTrIous oFrlcE-sEEKrH-W n.
Elmer, Of Ashield, Franklin county, Nass..
exhibits On ambitious desire b serve his town.
He is The authorized bell-ringer OF that local.
ty Tor The coming year, and paws for the pngi-
lege. lie has contracted to pay The Iowa ten
cents for the privilege Of ringing The bell at