The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-15

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preseuce Of the Ausrians IN Italy ~ = disgss1 tas-
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ENGLISH PROPOSALS..
stated hat tho oAst.ets Of Berlin and g. Pstsv-
q he lslss qussaoo have nads osunssr proposss y
be submitted 70 future Congress after having been az
furtf, that al thonn
ter proposals., stated that the Frcach goyernmonk ~
give iss nswer to them in concert with HnglAad.
A PssiS letter in the ludep~dorce Blgs says -
The reply Of Russia TO the propositions made by ~
English cabinet for the arrangement Of the affairs OF Iy
in 40 absolute direct manner discusses the. VITA
much authority and moderation. Although she docs not
reconnesd their rejection results fron her ssasemsae
that she repudates tho principles upoa which Eagasa
has based them. Tho despatch concludes by decriag
that Russia and Prussia entertain the same ideas
fore a. to the mode q solution y be adopted u orasr
remove pending difficulties aad bring about the durable
pscincatos OF EUROPE. It may DO remembered, u fact
that the cabinet OF S. Petersburg has always eldesvorsd
establish hopes could be entertained Of senag
10 general understanding on tina points which now a.
vide the Powers except by meeting Of their Plsnips-
tentsres eithor u congress q conference, and by
ACCEPTING free discsssoa on all subjects which sash
Power might think proper 70 bring forward ooaneosd
tAss the beat and sureet solution be given estsg
difficulties only result from meeting Of the Pieni
come 20 sas ~son. any base. prs,isssS
established 70 restrict the circle Of their delberatsas.
NE veaBs correspondent Of the London Nmes, wrssg
Austria Ruass and Prussia have ct eagh formally OK.
pressed their opinions In regard 70 the English prspss
tous, and credsy related that tAey have found f.
ment Austria will mot activeIy interfere In Italy, evea
thsueh the CENTRAL Italian States should 10 iaoorsraAsl
vantage Of any favorable opportunity that may present II
self for rensalng the i'm peral and royal exles Dufng
between the Austrian Prussiaa and Rsssa
governments but has led result Of importance, asl
austria is nearly Il MOT quite Is iso|eted ne. ~ -
that there was any question Of sending Prince
Heese Russia, but It rs possible that shs
Emperor die communicate his intentions his Official
advisers Be this az it may It is certain that tho Prince
summoned to thu city BY electric telegraph and a
eoou alter hs arrival here be expressed himself % ~
Petersburg was also proposed 70 send the Archdaks
AIbrecht 70 Berlin, but tie idea relnqussed amsss
related here that Prince Gorschakof had the esnd
deoce OF his imperial master but tho Austriass have
Minister for Foreign Affairs likely 70 quit ONES sd
that he ss unfriendy 70 them "a he wss Afce yoars
ago
taon In Hungary has subsded and that In future thags
viii 60 much more satisfactory, but IL deosives ise
The Hungarians idea Of Offering open oppos
ton TO the will of government, but thsy win maintain
their o stem OF passive resetance "unc tho na0D bas
os q en- ~
me- that the HuSgsrans viii "never" hsvc -
violence order 70 obtain the Of their aaos
would very soon be general rising N the eastern PROV
Of this empire shs should be renewed In italy
From the London Globe, Feb. 2sl
Some attention has lately been attracted TO staemean
10 certain a Contemporaries bearing upon tbs Italian
question. With refereuce these We have asthss
thas the report Of an Ausrs Russian alliance In tAe Herr
~ Chronse, OF the 26A nss IL estrey devss1 of sssa-
Another story would not Be les startling, II wsrs
true We have been told that under threat Il W.
dra.s! Il the French troops IN Italy, the Central Aks
70 consent 70 tho election Of sovereign u Tuscany; y
allow the separate anhexncon Of Modena and Parma y
Pedno. and 70 give up the Ronsgna TO reserved aal
We have rsasoc to believe these statements are far
from being correct II ID known we'll enough that ffsa
old time France has desired TO surround heruek NTH
weak States, asd has bees dsincloed to take strsag
measures against Pspaoy. But it Ia suoen ebssrvs
q" ss"o 40 Sp. ' sSs: on o. S'' s.s q S a. N
Northern Italy were took weak she would DO standing
temptation % her neighoors AMI especially to one H.s
could be built up stoutly, least IN time b
IL any way comparable to France The annskausa Z
to make heysef respected, but rot big enough -
cause any alarm among hsr ne.ghbors. This g a.
Coup Of petty states would b 70 create s.assss In.
ger q se peace q EuroPe mot only because the states
those States would Be- banked o. their stroassss ses
unity. An Ia the withdrawal French troops we
have 20 reasos TO hcievs that France has made any
threat of tho knd But, the strong superstition that
che had the Italians who could muster o army Of
100 600 men. believe themselves capable OF defsaiing
their own country and opportunities Me-eOve Austrs
has publicly declared that che will resort 20 military
force Theee are tho tacts; they known ell whs
comm and Trustworthy nfor nation aud they them
selves enfciect answer to the stories lately
read from Paris about change ia French policy.
THE ANNEXATION QUESTION.
from Paris letter 10 the Independence or Brussela
As might have been readily supposed the four propo
sitops of tho English Cabinet have born nowhere csn-
ptet.ty veil received In this state Of .h,ngs aroA
In Official circles that the Emperors govern witnous
absolutely Abandoning the idea OF Congress Cyu-