American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-15
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erpool TO Queenstown on Sunday: l
AS 70 the alleged alliance between Aus
tria and Russis the Morning Chronicle
publishes inits second edition: "lntelli:
gence Just Feclsted from a sure source 10
Vienna is TO the following effect: Russia
has decided on renewing her old alliance
with Austria. The treaty is on the point
of being signed, aud will be carried TO
St. Petersburgh BY Prince Alexander Of
Hesse." i
We have excellent reasons for bell ewing
that it, provisions will be found to be ds
followsi The most ample co oncessions. as
to all that relates to the holy places atJe'
rusalem, will be made by Austria to Rus
STA. Second with view to eventualities
that have every probability Of being re-
fused, Austria sgsees to conform her poll
cy that Of Russia as to the Dandblah
Provinces and Servia. Third. as coWpsn'
sation for these concessions in the East.
Russia viii guarantee to Austria tie whole
OF her territory, incladiug Hungary an
venetia, against Instruction and foreign
foes.
The Paris correspondent 81 the Daily
News fears that it is but too true that alta
ministerial meeting held on Friday and
presided over by the Emperor, which last.
ed four hours, resolution was taken a.
gainst Italian unity, on the prete&t that
Russia and Prussia object to the annexs.
ton. which alone can satisfy the h'lian
people.
The French Governmsht, It is sllegsd.
have resolved that The project OF anhsxing
Piedmont 10 Tuscany must be abandoned
altogeth6r. The people Of Tuscany will
be called rpot to choose sovereigns, and
there Will be no objection to their choice
falling upon the Duke Of Genoa. Victor
Bmahuel's nephew; secondly, the Ducbies
Of Modeaaand Parma may be annexed to
Piedmont BY the consent of the inhabi-
tsnts.
Thirdly The Question Of thefomagna is
to bS revised, and will probably hesubniilted
10 conference Of The powers: but still the
idea OF creating seperate Stale Of the
sosereignty OF the Holy See, and annex.
alton subject to that soEereghity either to
Tuscany or Piedmon. is not Abandoned.
Piedmont win be required to adhere to
these PROPOSALS. made under the threat Of
withdrawing the French army from Italy,
and leaving her to the mercy Of Austria.
MALES. FEB. tt.-A decree OF the
Minister of War orders officers on leave
to join their rpgimebts on the 9th Of March
Part Of the Municipal Guard has been
mobilizsd. Agitation prevails in Palme'
70 snd in the Abruzzi.
MADRrD, Feb. 25 The Spanish squad
ron has left A,giers in order to lombard
the seaport towns OF Morocco. and viii
p'obsby y commence operslions by the bonn
bardment OF Arphills,
PARIS, Feb. 90 The Monileur pub
fishes decree on the organisation Of the
artillery, suppressing the list Of the store
houses for field artillery; increasing the
number of batteries OF infantry. By cres.
Ting three new regiments. and the re es
hblshment Of artillery trains. Of.
The Mcni,eur also publishes the pro
gtamme of the opening Of the Legislature
on the Ist OF March.
1t also announces that the two Moorish
Deputies arrive! yesterday at the camps Of
Marshal O'Donnei and Multy Abbas aud
the Minister Kstchkai, on the part Of Mo-
rocco This interview took plsce on the
road to Tangiers. Ths arst point disctss.
ed WAS the oecupation Of Teutah BY the
Spaniards which was obstinstely objected
to by the Moors. wbereupon Marshal
O'Donnell was on the point Of breaking dp
the conference, but at the request Of Mu.
ley Abbas II was continued. without, how.
ever, producing any result. The Mdors
asked for a further delay which was rsfu
sed " Marshsl O'Donnsll. who declared
the truce to be terminated. Tho Marshal
then tetdrned 1, Teutsn and immediately
sent for the Commander Of the Spanish
naval force in order to concert with him
further active operations.
fospus, Saturday Tho definite fGply d Adstiia 10
Roas6ns are given Why Austria candt accept Eng.
lands proposal MS Basl for an arrangement. ,1I
Count Relchberg explains that the PROPOSAL does
rot only ntlniy aor the fight Of the tasis the
European equilibrium which was founded by tho
eatt of lalJ, put Is aisd in 6pp6s!tloN to the nda
merial principle upon which the Legitimacy ofRov!
etnnonts In general aud especially Austria Is found
Cd 'fH 'I'''f
In the third instance, The proposals destroy the
rights oftho Italian princes, which we're placed under
M au. af frnn afA sahIa Nhs. Rntt.
Francis Joseph has sncred duty TO protect 10 his
duality Of Chief Of the House OF Hapsbufg. Iflndeed
by all oftheso motives AuNfta deches TIC proposeu
negOliatiQn, she declares that ney0rtbeless for tho
present, sr with not hbdS ny the totco q arms that
which she cannot prevent, alt hough reserving To herr
self full and entire liberty Of action for tho future
Tho tone n Cduh, Reieifeberg's rcplT is exceed.
APsrIs Telegram confirms tho statement hal Russia
and Prussia hat Joined IN aprobcsa, for confere Se
Se.Ss ' IS" asSSss "SiH s
ing rapidly cSrrled on.
A Vienna dispatch ot.ts can, gyc. further psy!ic
ror TO tho communication from France, and says the
Austrian Cabinet recognizes that In tho present cir
climhances there 10 no opportunity for Austria or
France 10 Interfere IN Central Italy, Tho application
OF Intervention applies TO Franco, Austria having
withdrawn from all parts Of Italy not under her do
mlnlOn.
Tho organization Of fvenitla must remain quite OK
rnneous TO tho negotiations between the powers, bui
the Rmpefor loyalty mant aims all OF the promises of
villa Franco and if they have net been reaize the
hu can only DO attributed 10 tho Italian revolutions
Austria oonAne es herselfto tho expression of her
conviction thatthe re.eStahllshmcnt Of former dy,
TASTY and the realization oftho project Of nn italian
confederation would better guarantee the future OF
tho Peninsula.
GRIAr BRIrAiN IN the Commons Hadheld had
called tho attention Of tho Honse % petition COM
p,unng Of medltated breach Of tho peace betweeh
HFltiah Auhiacl and American citizen. for tho