, 1860-03-03

NEW ORR. A1fCH .-LE AV9utBHJb AuA% luE
reply Of Austria to.the English proposition for
tie Settlement of the Italian question had reach
ed Paris. Count RichburE stntes TINT Austria
cannot retreat from then engagements Of y lila
Ffanea and, Zpricll. lle obseEgol that: the
treaty Of Zurich was respected IN Henetia, whF
should it not be in the Italian Duchies? and if
the propositiotso OF kngaand aFsEsFEaed out. that
is 4 great experiment that is about to he made
ID Csntr1i Itah.-" Austria wifi hot oppose Tie
experiment by force. Of arms, conylnced that
events will not fail to give support to tile cause
Of right, and justify Austria.
ADsF3in- telegram on the san e subject Says
that Austria has dectared her resolution mt to
abandon The basis Of the agreement ut Villa
Fronca-tl,nt she would not promise qn ahsolute
non Intervention iu Central Italy; and that
should no Congress take place, sue viii only me-
cpt1ate with. France. -"'e@'
According to 4 St. Petersburg. dispatch,
Prince Gostschasof had informed The Erencli
English proposals 10 be altogether solution Of
The Italian difficulty and that real understand:
ing could only result from. q conference O. tho
i've great powers, 1t is s2i6 thGt the French
Ambassador had expressed to Prince Gortseaa-
koi1, the readiness Of his Government to adhere
xcnorts Zen had been circulated IN Paris Of. an
approaching Conference Of the four great powers
without Austria, relatiye to The kagtish proro-
sails, but they are stated to be without tounda:
tion. Doubt is afso thrown on the assertion Of
"a .Sords that the reply Of Austria had reached
Paris.
English proposals.
Cnr,r Hal1A1x-lu the House Of Lords, the
Duke Of Newcastle statcl that Until the re-
sources oil British Columbia Were Eors fully
developed, it was thoight better NOT 10 put il
force tho act Of last-year ia reference to the
;r r,r ;on .,F tho u,1unr ,v II
Mr. II, Ccchrane called attention to the state
Of relations OF China, atsr,hut7ng the present
difficulty TO Lord Eigin's demand Us resident
minister ut Pekin, Which was offensive t. the
Chinese: lie severely denounced fhe Proceed
ings Of Mr. Bruce and Admiral Hope. The
dropped ut tho reg.fest' 6f 1i6rd pdFmecston.
m tLe Lords, on the 9Th, the proposed unuex-
alton Of Savoy to France was pretty generally
denounced.
In tue Commons, Lord John Russell sad the
government wns not aware Of any preparation
!, ing made for placing the French FORCES in
Lord Cowfsy and Mr. Golden had bsen warm
1y comp'mented for bringing the negotiations
for the commercial treaty to successful issue.
The correspondence on the subject is pub
''Psa fSa:t-rhe da=l; d; 1;sstt had received
second warning. for M article which, in dis
cussipg the history Of France. ca'uu1niatcs, d
grca. act hy which Napoleon the LIST rc-cstab-
lished CATHOLIC worship IN Eranca.. .,...~
Tic Pops had addressed letter to the 3ish-
op Of orleaus, thanking linn for his energetic
support.
sessA MeaFia telegram :! n f.! ef IL The 1eth says
posals ct peace from Morocco s:atil TanG'ers
Ind been 'takcn, against which place opera.ions
Marshal oPouae! announces u ~ ia order of
tue day, that he will continue offensive opera
,;ons until the enemy shall ask mercy Of Spain,
s i insults ;sSsi; :sa sssS ob St
tanned for the sacrifices Of Spain.
l1ALr.-TAe OPtnione Of Turn says the qnes
ton OF the new vote to be syen by Central Italy
| is not yet resolved on. ."'"s'.".s =
Letters from Sicily announce that political mr.
rests aud e1cesses OF the police were increasing.
Women had been rarished and beaten by them.
| Poltica! prisoners had died under torture. Sev-
esal magistrates had in vaih protested against
| these barburons acts. 4 proposition is in cir
ctl.aiioD, exhortiug the Sicilians to rise md to
| rcinycst Southern Italy with her former right
ip EuropA ..AI.. --rss 4. 80
Private accounts from Nipples state that a
| conspiracy had been discovered amonga portion
| Of tue Neapolitau army, ani thet il had been
Traced to the Tiedm6ntese agency. Naples, it
/ was sa;t,, would address note 10 the Powers,
| complain :ng oil these attempts. 1twas believed
lion Of political prisoners arrcfteton suspicion
tArsraIA.-The Vienna .Gd-tt:e publishes n
circular TO the Protestant cousis.otles' in Hum
| gary, conveying the imneriul permission for
| them to assemble il conference ond to decide
on the means to bc proposed to the Govern
ment for the redress oi ,hcir grievances. 4 Vi
| ems dispatch cf the 18th says the reforms
| promised in the new programme we're about 20
| be granted.
Ii was said al Vichud d '6au WIS Projected.
CulxA.-Pekin dates were to the 20th OF De-
ce1nber, The Russian mission was going on
well. The rebels were not agreed anong 1tc1n-
se;ges, and the imperial troops had been zicto-
ripus bytr tlie1a.' ';'t I