Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-20
News by the America.
HALIFAX, March l2-9 P. NJ.

OfinT j IiSt OF the Hungarian iaSSetl-
gers.
The following is by telegraph from
Liverpool 10 Queenstown Oh Sunday:
Intelligence just resolved here states
that Russia has decided on renewing her
old alliance with Austria.
The treaty Is on the point of being
signed, and will be carried to st. Peters
burg by Prince Alexander Of Hesse.
We have excellent reasons for heliev-
ing that lis provisions will lie found 10 be
as follows:
FIrst-The most ample concessions as
to all that relates to the holy places at
Jeru salem. Will be made by Austria to
Russia.
Secoad-Wi,h view to eventualities
that have every probability cf being re-
fused, Austria agrees 10 conform her
policy to that OF Russia as 10 the DauubIan
provinces and ServIa.
Taird-As compensation for these
connections IN the East, Russia will guar
antee to Austria the whole OF her lerri-
tory, including Hungary and Nenetla,
against lnsurl :,ion and foreign foes
The Paris correspondent OF the Daily
News fears that it IS but too tue that al
a Ministerial meeting held on Friday,
and presided over 10y the Emperor, which
lasted four hours, resolution was taken
against Italian unity. on the Pretext that
Russia and Prussia object 10 the anneXa-
ton, which alone can satisfy the Italian
people.
The French government. il Is alleged,
have resolved that the project Of annex
ing Piedmont with Tuscany must be
abandoned altogether. The people OF
Tuscany will be called upon 10 choose
sovereign, and there will be no objection
10 their choice falling Oh the Duke OF
Gmer, Victor Emanuels nephew. Secon-
dly, the Duciies of Modena and Parma
may be annexed 10 Piedmont by the con-
sent of the inhabitants. Thirdly, The
question Of the Romagua is 10 be revised,
and will probably be submitted 10 con-
ference Of the Powers, but still The idea
of creating a separate State Of the severe
gnty of the Holy See, and annexation
subject TO that sovereignty. either Tuscany
or Piedmont, IS not abandoned. Pied
Inent wall be required 10 adhere 10 these
proposals made under the threat of with
drawing the French army from l;uly AMI
leaving her to the mercy of Austria.
NAPLES, Feb. 5th.-AgitatIon prevails
in Palazo and in the Abrazzio
MADRID, Feb. 25lh-The Spanish
squadron has left AIgesia in order to
lombard the seaport towns os Morocco,
and viii probably commence operations
by the commandments of Aophi!l.
PARIS, 27th-The Monteur publishes
a dArraa ~, no Crcra niZatinr If the arttI-
leiry. suppressing the list Of stone houses
for field artillery, Increasing the number
of batteries and infantry 10y creating
three new regiments aud the rc-eSJabIoh-
ment Of artillery trains. The M0uileur
also publishes the programme Of the
Legislature on the Isl Of March. Il also
announces that the TWO Moorish Deputies
arIited yesterday al the camp Of Marchai
ODcnnelI. with a view TO propose an Iii
teryIew between Marshal O'DJnnell aud
Muley ii Dos, 1t was continued, without,
however. producing any result.
The AIoors asked for a further delay,
which was refused by Marshal O Dom
nell, who declared the truce to be ter
minated.
The Marshal returned TO Te,uan and
immediately s-nt for the commander of
III Spanish Naval forces, ia order 10 con-
sub with him IN regard TO further active
operations.
PAnls, Saturday, 4 P. M.-The mar
Eet has been very dull, The rents open
et at GSt l5c, but closed ralher firm at
67t d, or about the same as yesterday,
LoNDoN, Saturday eyening.-The fun
ds opened to-day at Yesterdays prices,
being supported 10y the large ministerial
majority and the favorable bank returns,
but decline subsequently took place.
The share market vas firm. The
Board of Trade returns issued to-day
give the exports of January. at t9,36b,-
1917 against So, 1893 ,423 for the CORES
poudIng month last year.
The defnale reply Of Austria 10 the
Italian question is issued. Reasons are
given why Austria cannot accept Engiands
proposal a. basis for an arrangements
Count Rechberg explains that the pro-
posal dos not only essentially affect the
right Of the basis of the European equil-
Ibrum, which was founded by the treaty
lSl5 but it IS also IN opposition to The
fundamental principle upon which the
legitimacy of governments IN general.
and especially the Austrian monarchy, IS
founded
In the third instance the proposal 10 de-
stroy the rights of Italian princes, which
were placed under the guarantee OF Lu-
rope, and which the Emperor Francis Jo-
seph has a sacred duty TO protect III his
quality of chief of The House of Haps-
burg. If induced by all of these mo-
lives, Austria declines the proposed nego-
lauons, she declares, nevertheless, that
for the present she will not endeaTor to
render by force of arms that which she
cannot present, although reserving 10 her
self full and entire liberty of action in the
future.
The tenor Of Count Richberg's reply
IS exceedingly courteous and moderate.
4 Paris Telegram confirms the state
men, that RUSSIA and Prussia had joined
in proposal for the conference Of the
Five Great Powers.
Negotiations between the Powers on
the Italian question were, II was sad,
being rapidly carried out
GREAr BRIrAIN.-lu the House OF
Commons, Head had called the attention
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