, 1860-04-17

ment Of Austria against the intended change,
and Russia and Prussia would hare prubablr
sided with her. Therefore new dodge hud to
be sought. which would ioree the conservative
Powers into the Congress without emhaErass-
ins Napoleon By principles against which he is
originally intended At Plomhieres. simply taken
Nice aud two-thirds Of Savoy. the slopes to-
ward Switzerland being Joined to Switzerland,
Europe would hare feebly protested, and Left
matters to take their regular course. TWAS
upon this supposition that Nr. Kinglake's mo:
adjourned By Lord John Russell and all
the English Cabinet, when suddenly the
French Emperor declared be could not
partition Ssroy, and, therefore. c!aimel
Chablais and Faucigny !; thus alarming Swift
arland and Ill Europe-sincs By the possession
ofthese two valleys, he getst the st.ategied CON-
nand Of Lake Iemsn, and through i, Of al the
western parts Of the Republic 10 the Laks Of
Constance. which opens upon Southern Gcrua-
ny. At this Prussla was peculiarly lrrltated-
She saw in the annexation OF SAroy the FIRST
symptom Of elaiu upon the Rhine Provinces
The Wings in England, Influenced by ths strong
feelings Of the Queen for her daughters welfare,
suddenly said they had at last found out the
slippery character and the bsd faith Of NaPo-
leon, who, they say. threatens Belgium Al wsll
as the Rhine Lord John Russell makes use Of
strong words in Parliament, and Lord paluaers-
ton pens for him 50 strong dispatch, shat Lord
ConleF, the ambassador in France. delars its
communication to u Thoayeael until he gets
new instructions. Just II the nick OF tine,
however, We hear that the Emperor is not dis
inclined to submit this question to Congress Of
the Powers which signed the t1aasies Of 1915,
and since lite general alarm has seriously dis
turbed all :he Continental Princes, We scarcely
doubt that the representatives Of the great
Powers, together with the EmbAssador of Swis=..
erla1d, will soou assemble at London, fer the
purpose OF "defeating Sapoleon's schemes OF
conquest" though they will sanction the trans-
| fer Of Nice and Southern Savoy; reseind the f.
| nous clauses which exclude tie House OF Bona-
| pazte from the throne OF France; acknowledge
!! the territorial changes in Itzly, and probably
enter on the discussion Of French scheme fol
rc-adjustiog the territorial settlement Of Europe
Napoleon intends to propose the cessiou Of We
netia to the Upper italian Kingdom. in consider
| alton Of the decentralization ol Austria By tn,
Turkish p1inclpallucs. and handsome con>id
| GRAFTON in money, but this proposition will b,
simply rejected at the present time, to BE- brough
forward at = future emergency.
The Italian difficulties in relation to the popt
are said to be in the Wa! Of q lair arrangement
Tie accommodation Of Victor Emanuel, al
ready resolved upon at the Vatican, will not b.
published, since French counse!s have at las
met with some favor It Rome, and Pius IN, re
minded that the necessary result Of an excom
muuica;ion would he j schism in Italy, now dc
sires to avoid such an extreme step. He ha
| given IN, and is ready to acknowledge Sictr
Emanuel 4 naughty sou Of the Church, hered
tary Vicar Of the Ronagua Tor ! handsome trit
ute and the transfer Of . portion Of the Pan.
debt. The orly difficulty, namely, the fear I'll:
tue bardinian principles should spread into In
bria and til. Marches, will he obvia.ed BIZ NAL
ing the King Of Sapes Vicar Of those province
| while Rome aud tie immediate neichborhoo
| will be guarded by the papal army, under Il
command Of Gen. Lamoricierrie.