Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-13
uErRs~ EUROPEAN NAILS By
rHE ADREATIC.


EUROPEAN NAILS Bh
THE ADREATIo.
Assra1Ax rREPABA TIoNs FoR war N ~ =
META I
The mails Of The steamship Adiaue at I
New York. from Havre and Sou'namP.0h'
Friday evening, the 26th ult., came 70 hana n
full this morning. The Adristie erinss o.
passengers ana 30 tons % cargo he PARIS
eorrespondsnt Of the London Times, says 4,
"a Fre,eh traveller arrived from Verona,
c.nfrma an that has been said IS 10 the great
nrsparatons for war made BY austria IA We
Meta for some time past verona alohe con
aims within The citadel and the entrenehed
renn which pro,ecss it 10000 men. He adds
thaf il wonid be difficult 70 form an dea OF
fbs immense works which have been Teiseutor
iHs defense. The citadel can always be sup
plisa with provisions from the mountains
Nantua and Peschiera are likewise strongly
varr5soned. The Austrian forces In Italy are
es~sfe5 AZ 10000 men. Tit plain Of
Wsptua is studded with fortiheabensi aha
Pssehiera is a.ittle Verona"
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
The same writer thinks that II the Emperor
Francis Joseph hatters himself that pc wiz
-9nriIista the Hungarian eNiles 10 the charter
which be has vouchsafed to their Dative eouh-
try, be viii fnd himself grievously in error.
TRANCE sARnIN1A.
The Paris correspondents also continue 70
s,esF al he possibility Of a rupture between
france and Sardinia, and sllude 20 the WIN
drawsl Of he French Minister az Turn az an
evidence 81 the Emperor's intention 70 oppose
M srgr.ssions OF Sardinia on the Papal
States.
Policy or FRANCE NAPOLEON.
On the ether hand The Paris C0nsiAionnei IN
an article which has at racted attention. IN
-. fh-a aaHa forth the views on France ]
and the Emperor
S Itslv Is passing through q great crisis OF
her destiny. and Isl, in fact, m revolution
Hence the profound perturbations, ne intrae-
tions OF public law, the violent inrasions5 une
preciuitate -anneOations which We have VIZ
messed. Could France lend a hand 20 sucu
wild movements Az present, perhaps We eA-
| cite distrust. but 10 we had encouraged Pied
mont. instead OF blaming her, what wouid
| nave hapnened2 We should necessarily nave
ha5 10 break of with Russia, which has Just
/ withdrawn her Ambassador from Turin; Win
| Prussia. which protests; with Austria, Whleh
feels herself menaced. We should have ihe'-
itablv driftcd into universaLwar.
% France could no more assume tne part OF
Austria In Italv than she could serve the rev
| o~iution. she could no mere favor revolutions
~ annevations than she could favor az
soiu+ist reactions. When the emperor called
upon he Italians 20 be the soldiers Of a great
| rauss- 40 as 20 become the citizens Of a great
| country, be ala not mean Piedmont only, but
Italy.
His sentiments. like his mission, have not
| undergone q change be still wishes 20 as
sure the indsrendence Of the Peninsula with
out encouraging anarchy there. recognized
soyereign bV the whole a Europe, be - not
allowed 10 approve the violation OF interna-
tioual law. A sovereign elected by universal
suffrage, be cannot make himself ne support
Of kings whose people torsake them
"Finauv. the Intervention Of France against
piaIToDf would be- a contradiction the inter
yeptFon Of Austria iH Itaiy would be an onen-
sive return toward a position she has lretrlef-
sbIv lost; completely with Sardinia would De
= defiance 20 Europe and a compact with revo-
i%ution.'
The Adriatie also brings tie dispatch Of the
Russian government recalling its representa-
: tive at tie court Of Turin. after reeiting the
recent acts Of Sardinia, the invasion OF me
Roman states, ard especially the INVASION o.
Naples, Prince G0Ttschak0h concludes mus
decidedly and briefly;
"His majesty, the emperor, deems Il imPos'
sibIe that his legation should any longer re-
% side where it may have 10 witness acts Whleu
his conscience and convictions TeproTe. hii
imperial majesty Is compelled TO put an enc
to the functions which you fllhll az ms cour'
Of Sardinia. Il is the viii OF our august mas
ter. consequently, that upon seeing these H.
structfops YOU shall ask for your passports
E and instantly quit Turin, with ali the P1s0h'
: mel Of the legation"
PROTEST. OF PRUSSIA
r The prussian government, however, con-
tents itself with entering a formal protest, on'
in The most decided terms, and after recitlns
. The same instances Of aggression upon IN
Y Papal States and upon Naples.
AUSTRIAN CONCESSIONS TO
The following is the manifesto Of the I'm
e peror Of Austria;
: aTo KY PEOPLES: When ! mounted th'
= throne Of nv ancestors the monarchy was eK
= posed TO violent conclusions.
= CATER a struggle, which was most paintu
: TO nv feelings ss q sovereign, It was requisite
al was the case in almost all the Uoieztly dls
s turbed countries on the European continent, t.
hiring about a stricter concentration OF To
e power of the government HE welfare OF IN
DubIr IN general and the security Of tn
peaceful Inhabitants Of the monarchy, rem
d dered such a concentration Of power ALSO
Iutelv necessary, as excited passions, and III
p7irflI recolIectiUns Of the past, rendered IN
D free movement OF the various elements whiel
had 40 recently been IN conflict impossible.
d oIt was my wish TO learn the wishes an
necessities O. the various parts OF the empire
e and ! therefore, by my patent OF the 9th Q
q MarCur AcJls c1ldoAe-EA ~ ~N- -
, largsd council.
= SIn consequence Of the reports submitted
me by The same, have this cay found good {
issue and p-r0mulgate q diploma relative 70 tn
le rthts and position Of the several kingdom
and countries, and to a renewed guarantee
for The reprssentation Of the whole monarchy
BE- al fulfill my duty ssa sovereign BY thu
ie bringing into accord the traditional opinion
= a. to he legality and lawful claims OF n
Is countries and peoples with The actual ueees
B sitss Of the monarchy, and with ful conn
q deDes In the matured judgment and patriot
be ze7I Of nv peoples, I leave % 70 then 70 &c
vsIop and strengthen the Institutions whic
ID have been given or restored BY me. lhop
" that these institutions viii, BY the favor an
protection Of the Almighty prosper and prov
a a blessing to the country, and trust that %
in whose hands are the fortunes OF prince
and nations. will not Withhold bis biessin
N from the measures which ], in constellation
solicitude. have taken for the welfare Of %
subjects. FRANCIS JOSEPH"
le Contributions TO Tx POPE.
The Papal nuncio at Madrid is said to hay
RENTED 70 the pope 20,O00,OoO reals, whie
! have been raised b. The bishops Of Spain.
h rHE MEETING OF sovEaEIGSs At WARSAW
.e RTbe recent conference Of the Empsrors q
e Russia and Austria, and Prince Regent OF Prus
sis, at Warsaw, appears TO have excited cor
ie siderable apprehension. In a number 9
u French journals, the cry OF another mol