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Christians in the Turkish Empire is a question o
general interest reserved for the consideration of
European Conference, which for nearly fifty
years has consisted of the five Great Powers excu-
slveiy, among which Turkey is not included. fit
uau I peen necessary to call the representative of
lhe forte to this Assembly of Ambassadors
because she signed the treaty of March 30 1856
lhe same claim could have been made by Sardinia,
MhoSe participation in the negotiations in question
Tuu,I m"re peen opposed by Austria. 1t was,
therefore, necessary to exclude the Porte in order
to AVOID the admission of Piedmont and to confine
the deliberations to the Great Powers only,
THE DEPOsED ITALIAN DUKES
A Turin letter of MAY lS in the Oni,;one M
tionale, gives the following important confirmation
of the news that there is coalition between the
Pope, Austria, and the deposed dukes against the
people of Italy; can Ancona correspondent whose
statements always reliable, writes to fol-
lows: The Austrian corvette immaculate COncep
tiOn has landed here from Venice, six cannon, two
mortars, thirty horses, and some artillervmen.-
w no do you suppose they belong to? Why, to the
Duchess of Parma And, moreover, the vessel has
gone Dack to letch battery and half of artillery
OF the Duke of Modena."
THE POPE AND THE ITALIAN BISHOPS
fafls letter in the Independence saws: ga
document OF considerable interest has been commu-
nicated to me- secret note, addressed in tba na,na
of the Pope tn the bishops of Italy, tracing the line
of conduct to be followed by them under present
circumstances. 1t begins by alluson to the
Archbishop of Florence, who, it says, from fear of
menaces made to him, had the culpabe weakness
to receive the Prince in his church. 1t then SAYS
that 1t is true the pTelate has repented but that
the scandal in the eyes of the Christian world is
not diminished. In the midst of the disorders Of
the times the clergy must, it declares know how
to sulier, and IT need be, encounter martvrdOm.-
The church, in the exercise of its scored ministry
ought, 1t continues, to enjoy entire liberty, and
never to recede before the violence Of the civil
power; but liberty no longer exists in the states Of
n H. L..
and criminal attacks of which the clergy are the
victims (the expressions used stronger than
these), cause (the note says) the Holy Father to
request the prelates who do not feel that they
possess the moral force of resisting the violence to
which they every day subjected, to retire to
Rome to await better times. The interests of the
Church and of religion WILL it declares suffer less
by their absence from their than the forced at
tendance OF the clergy at ceremonies against which
they ought loudly to protest Such is the substance
OF the document, which fills no fewer than six pages
of small text"
FRANCE.
The WOniteur publishes a decree promulgating
from the present date the bill Just adopted by the
legislative body, relative to the duty sugar, cof
lee, cacoa and tea. The Director General OF Gus
toms has addressed a circular to the superior off
GERS OF the service the execution Of the law.
rumor was current that the Paris UoRiteu.
was ABOUT to publish a speech of NJ. Lavaette to
tne sultan, OF so alarming nature as to throw the
Slcllan lnsurrection into the shade. The Emperor
A'dPOiC'i Is Sdiu 10 Db more and more dissatisfied
with the Piedmontese Government and comnlains
that the period previous to the ratification of the
annexation Of Savoy to France has been taken ad-
vantage of to sell the crown lands which should re-
vert TO France The Paris correspondent Of the
Nornng Chronicle gives currency to a report that
the Emperor of Prussia would shortly visit Paris
The BOurse had been firm and animated but on the
25th it was dull and Rentes declined to 60 10.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, May "a, lS60.-COunts Antoine Szechen-
VI and AndraSSV. and a Hunuarian
spoken of as having been chosen by government to
replace the three HungariaDs who declined their
to the council of the empire. They
are also said to have formally consented to their
nomination. The Chamber of Advocates has peti-
toned the Ministry of Justice for the re-estabIish-
OF the Criminal Process law of 1850, with or with
out jury, and for the introduction Of verbal civil
process.
A communication from Pesth of the 10th, in the
independence, says: Out of the six members nom
mated to the Reichsrath for Hungary, only one
will consent to sit-that is, if the Reichsrath
should ever meet-namely, the Burgomaster To-
perczer, who has been devoted a partisan of
Austria since the defeat of the national party in
1850, as he was, previously to lS4S, rs solute lib
eral Even he, it is said, begins to doubt whether
from the state OF public opinion, he dare venture
to take himself the responsibility of separating
from his colleagues, and of alone representing
Hungary. Whether, however, he does OF not, will
be matter of no Specification. As to the other five
thSiApSlS, IuciC Is NJ uouOI Whatever InaI Ineg
have all declined the honor of sitting in the Coun-
Gil.
The Lloyd of Pesth states that the Austrian gov
ernment has prohibited any demonstration for the
memory of Count Szechenyi.
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