Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-15

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Ha1rrhx. March i2h- Ihe steamship
America arrived here t0-tsy. Ste cos not
Bring q llst Of the Magazine passengers.
TIE following is By teiegrspn from LIVER
pool e QueenstoEl On Sara3f
me Eoassn M-fg Q~aarfrir publishes
the following II itz sccuHl eiitioH
uinteHiaBnce Is lust received from vienna te
the following effect Russia has deeiae- on
renewing her ol3 alliance With Austria me
treaty 4 on he FONT Of beng signed,
Be- csrrfef 10 ST. Petersburg by Prince Alex
.oseF al Heszr. We have excellent reasons
Tor believing ihst its provisions win Be foana
Tbe most annie concessions as h az t1st
relates to tie bolv place az 5erusaien WI
made By Austria to Russia.
Second. Austrs agrees q corI
cv 70 that q Russia 80 % lne b4hN- ~
vinces and ssrvis.
nfI acomprasation for these ronces-
.lars HI fhe East. Russia wiz guarantee 2
4 kustria ne whole q Der { rutorfi infltllus
HnnEarv and Venetia, sgainsi insurrection
aud foreign foes
ne Paris esfftspondent Of ne Oaiv Nsus
FEAR thai g Is TOO true that At a ministerial
-eetinE. held on Frdar, and presided over by
The Emperor. and which lasted four hours. a
--roiasion was iaksa against ltalian upity on
I ~. nrefevt that Russia and nrssie obiectt 10
the snnsxation whleh aione eaa satisfy he
rsiian people
Ire French government. Il Il ALLEGED, have
z resolved that the project Of anuexing Tuscany
10 Piedmont mrst BE- abandoned altogeiher.
The people Of Tuscany VII Be called upou 70
I choose a sovereign, and there viii % p oh3ec-
lion to their choice falling upon the Dnke OF
/ Genoa. Victor EmaHaefs nephew.
I Seeordlv-The Duchics % Parma and Ao-
deua nav Be snnexei 10 Piedmont By the con-
sent Or the inhabitants
ThirdN-Tne QUESTION OF the komagna is O.
be resisea, and viii probably Be submitted 70
a conference o. the powers; but stil' he idea
4 a. creating a separate Safe ~ The sovereignty
On he Holy See and annexation, subject TO
Z that sovereignty, either te Tasctny or Pied
ment. Is not ahagdorfd
Piedmont win Be required TO adhere 10 these
Prenessls, made under the threat OF withdraw
ise tbe French Army from IialY AMI leaving
her 10 me mercy or Austria.
NAPLEs, February iSh.rzA decree ul he
minister Of war, orders oIcerE on leave 10
] ioin their rerimeaH gn The 5h Of March.
Absrtof the municipal guard ha~ been mo-
hliisd. Agitation Preyaisin Palermo ahaehs
AbbuzE.
WaDErp. February 25-The Spanish squad
ron has left Algeria 'n order 10 lombard nc
seaport towns % Morocco, ard vii proh2bly
I commerce operations ny he b0maarlment q
Pass. February 26-The MoBiiar pub
iishe. q decree on ne -nrgsnizati0n Of the
I artillery sgpnrsssiHg the list Of The siorehos
Tor feia artillery, Increasing tht number Of
batteries Of iafsntrT. tT rfradng three new
regiments. and the reAes- ablishmeHts Of artl
lery trains.
TIE AsAilslr also Publishes the programme
I Of the opening Of the legislature on The lst II
March. Il also announces thatthe 'wo Moot
ish deputies arrive yesterday 20 The camp az
Marshal ODonuci with view 10 prcp7sn 7n
ierview between Msrshals O'Dcnlel and
Mulev Abbss. and ths Minister Katchkai ou
the mart n Nor5tca. THIS interview to0k
place On the road % Tangisrs. The first point
Diseased was the Occupation ~ Tetusn hE
the Spanisrds, Ebich was 0hsdnately objected
10 hv the Moors, whsreunon Marshal O'D0n-
Z nell was on the point o. breaking up the con
ference, but at the request Of MuleY Abhas i
was continued. without, however, producing
any result. The Noers asked FOR a fgrtheI
DELAY. which was refused By Marshal ODoR-
nell, who declared the truce 10 be Terminated.
The Marshal returned @ 1etuan and immf-
|diatrIv sent Tor re commander Of the Spanis.
naval force 10 order to concert withhim furth-
cr active operations.
PARIs. Saturday, 3.50P M--The markethaI
been very dull. The rentes opened a. 6st i5c.
but closed rather frmer at 6lt-s5c.. OF abort ~
same price az yesterday.
LoSDoS. SatrFdsT everiug-Te fund
opened to-day at Yesterdays prices, being sup
ported bv the large ministerial majority an
he favorable bank returns, but a decline sub
ssquentiy took place. The bosri Of trade Re
turns issued TO-DAY, gives the exports Of 5an
vary a. E9-366,4g7, against E9,333t2 for %
% corresponding month lest Tssr. The shsr
g msrkef was arr,
Ire dsE1itr feriv Of austria to the Engllst
lrr6pasitions, Tor the settlement o. The l,alia-
b question, 10 issu d. Reasons are given whl
Austria cannot accept Engiaad's proposal Al
a basis for an arrangement Count kBithber
explains that the proposal DIES not essential.
p alter he right Of The basis Of The Europa.
" equilibrium. which was founded hy De treat
4 Of 1918, but It is also n opposition 70 be fnn
aamental principle upon which the le-itmac
r of guFrrnnehts 10 general, and especially -
Austrian monarchy, is founded
Tbs proposals destroy ~ rights n the Tai
3 ian Princes which Were placed uDdFrtls guar
It antee Of Earope, and which the Emperor Fran
Is cis Joseph has q sacred duty Go protect IN hi
quality OF chief Of the House o. Hapsbur.
II induced by all Of these motives Austria z
3 clines the proposed negotiations bhe declare
r.. nevertheless, that 70. Tie present she vii r
endearor 10 Undo By the force OF arms th
which she cannot prevent, although ~reseTvii
T. to herself fun and entire liberty Of action
10 the future.
TIE tone Of Court Ri-hberg's reply is e
ceedingly courteous and moderate.
a A Paris telegram confirms The statsme
4 hat Russia and Prussia had Joined en- a pr
posal for a conference Of the Eve great pol
cts. Negotiations between the powers on &
z Italian question were, &, was said, being
vie--s 800 ~ Al. 9t,b rrt gfy
% further particulars q Count Reiciberg's rep
% England. Il is dated the tIth. lie 2
, presses q high estimation Of the Emperor {
the communication ron France, and says
D. Austrian cabinet recognizes that in the pr,
&c ent circumstances there is 20 opportunity {
" Austria OF France to interfere N Es1trai TIA
=. The application Of Intervention applies
France, Austria having Withdrawn from
Fl Ialv net under her dominion.
TIE organization Of Venetia must Tema
quite eKtraneous 70 the negotiations bstwe
n the Powers, but the Emperor Loyalty maintai
all The promises Of Niiiafranca, and IN %
have not bssb realized the fault can only
20 attributed 10 he Italian revolutionary par
Austria confines herself to the expression
N. her conviction that the establishment Of
A former dynasty and the realization Of the p
y, ecf Of an Italian coufederscT would M
iu better guarantee The future Of the D~eninsul
Sc GnEAr BRIrArS-In the House Of Co
IL mons Nj. Hadfeld has called the attention
TIE House TO a petition complaining OF a M
~itatige breach Of the peace hetwesn a Brit
u- subject and an American c tizen, Tor he
called championship Of England and as
whether government intended to take any 81
90 10 put down the fight.
e. Sir G. c Lewis said the subject bad b
q. hruught up under The notice % the coma
sioner Of the police. who Wonld take steps
prevent the fight within the metropolitan
De lice district, But no pledge could BE- given
TO to the steps which would betaken beyond
d, limit.
In the House Of Lords Earl Caravan cal
attention TO the statement that Spain IN
To- proposed condition Of peace to Morocco.
manied an extension OF Spanish territory
Africa, and asked II the government had .
en any notice OF this departure from the orig
re declaration Of Spain
A.. Lord Woodhouss said The Government
been Informed that SPANS demands wer
y large indemnity FOR Expenditures incurred.
NUMEROUS commercial advantages and for
he ritory. The establishment Of a Roman Cath
3 Bishop at Fez and the admission Of q drl
matte agent az the same place.
On Queen Victoria held the second levee OF
OF season on the oath.
IL Capt. McClintock, commander Of the
Attic expedition, wal presented and reeei
the honor Of knighthood.
Later from mexieo and Texas.
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