Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-14
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NE VS. FROE EUROPE.
Arrival Of the America.
AUSTRIA AID RUssIA.

HALIFAX, March IL.
The Morning. Chronicle publishes the fol
lowing in its second edition:
Intelligence just received from q sure source
in Vienna is to tie following effect Russia has
decided to renew her ola alliance with Austria
The treaty is on the poin: Of being signed, and
will be carried to ST. Petersburg BY Prince
Alexander Of Hesss. We have excellent rea
sons for believing that its provisions w! b.
found to be a. follows: l. The most amp.s
concession % to oil that relates to the Holy
Places in Jerusalem. will be made by Austria
to Prussia 2. With view to sventualities
that have every probability Of being refused,
Austria agrees to conform her policy to that
of Prussia as to the Danubisn Provinces and
Serv!a. 3. AZ compensation for these conces-
sions in the East, Russia will guar antee to
Austria the whole Of her territory, including
Hungary and Venetis, against insurrection
and foreign foes.
The Paris correspondent of the Daily Ners
fears that it 10 but too true that at ministe-
rial meeting held on Friday. and presided
over by the Emperor, and which lasted four
hours, resolution was taken against Italian
unity, on the pretext that Russia and Prussia
object to the annexation which alone can sat.
isfy the Italans. The French government it
is alleged has res lived that the project OF an
nexing Piedmont to Tuscany must be aban-
donsd altogether. Only the people of Tuscany
will be called Upon to choose sovreign and
there will be no objection to their choice fall
ing upon the Duke OF Genoa, Victor Emanuel Q
nephew. Secondly, the Duchies OF Modena
and Parma may be annexed to Piedmont by
the consent of the inhabitants. Thirdly, the
question of the Komagna Is to be revised and
will probably be submitted to q conference of
= fhoD k,,k. o. Ia ~e
rate State Of the sovereignty of the Holy See.
and annexa ion, subject to that sovereignty,
either to Tuscany or Piedmont, is not aban-
don ed. Piedmont will be required to adhere to
th sse proposals, made under The threat of with
drawing the French army from Italy and lesv-
ing her to the mercy Of Austria.
MADRID, Feb. 25th The Spanish squadron
has left Aigesiras in OF der to lombard the sea-
port towns Of Morocco, and will probably COM
mence operations Oh Lue DUuUarulueuL vi Arpa-
hille.
The definite reply Of Austria to the English
propositions for the settlement Of the Italian
question il Issued. Reasons are given why
Austria cannot accept England's proposal a.
basis for an arrangement. Count Richberg
explains that the proposal does not only essen
italy alter the right of the basis of the Eu-
ropean equilibrium which was founded by the
treaty of 1915, but it is also in opposition to the
fundamental principle upon which the legiti-
macy Of government in general, and especially
the Austrian Monarchy, is founded. In the
third instance the proposals destroy the rights
Of Italian Princes, which are placed under the
guarantee Of Europe, and which the Emperor
Francis Joseph has = sacred duty to protect in
his quality Of chief of the House of Hapsburg.-
If induced by all Of these motives. Austria de-
cines the proposed negotiations, she declares,
nevertheless, that for the present she will en-
deavor to undo by the force Of arms that which
she cannot prevent, although reserving to her
self fall and entire liberty Of action for the tu-
ture
GREAT BRITAIN
In the Commons Mr. Hadfeid had called the
attention the House to a petition complaining
of meditated breach Of the pea between a
British subject and an American citizen, r
the so-called championship Of England, and
asked whether the government intended to take
any steps to put down the fight
Sir G. G. Lewis said the subject had been
brought under the notice Of the Commissioner
Of the Police, who would take steps to prevent
the fight within the Metropolitan Police Dis
tricts, but no pledge can be given rs to the
steps which would be taken beyond that
limit.
Queen Victoria held the second levee of the
season on the gath. Capt. McClintock, CON-
mander Of the last Arctic Expedition. was pre-
ssnted and received the honor Of Knight
hood
A majority Of the Madrid journals we're op-
posed to the conclusion Of peace, and demand
ed the occupation of Tangiera.
The Moorish loss in the battle of the 4th ult.
was estimated At 1000. Upon their defeat
the Arabs committed great excesses, and could
not be restrained, although Is were put to
death on the spot.