New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-07
YROM FR 'INCR.
From Our Own Correspondents
PANS. Sept %, 1864.

He1e 10 NV - ftSt, eitdt EOWc- "AN vs. 49,
whole good; Tha< Roman question has got new shake
20 help On It's raj solution and Italy makes new stp
toward unity, Some weeks sgoit understood that
se Kmper who since 1862 had declined to discuss the
matter had received a special messenger sent from
Turin; and il was furthermore understood dismissed
him and his propositions In discomfort Ten days or so
AGO rumor cfopt that the something like negotiations
had not been discontinued then that they were GONG
on steadily then caped ahead to their conclusion ane"u
OF all rational limits clearing all obstacles ourun"s
the course of tine: Austria 20 recognize the l'ahah
Kingdom as IL is; Italy to renounce claim 10 'r"e"''
France to give Up Rome to Italy &c. sc. Some oe'
some for Italy than these were the rui'i' ~
pors and conectnres Of the agreement arrived at ID!
the beginning OF this week while the MoH'te" preserve"
sbsolue silence md the semi.ocal uttered ohy "iiei
broken djscoraant notes the public mind fully occupied
With tho fed its creed for Information on private
letters from Ialy on letters printed In foreign journals
frn their correspondents in Italy, from the edtorlas
of Turin ,surpas from the indicative rising quotations
of Italian funds at the BouTse When, last every body
WAS confident that there had been negotiations between
between the two Courts and that these had ended IN
anne sort OF convention Government here appico the
,uows 10 the Cons;tuonReL II which Mr.. PeuliD Lin
.yrao il the oTganist who performed little voluntary
Yesterday on the theme Of tie day, Of which the follow
ing are the kcynotes: "The Italian Government having
made known to that Of his Imperial Majesty, lis purpose
Of removing its Capital from Turin to Fiorcnce-ior
strategic general domestic political aud sdmniSiFa
tive reasOns-tbat If his l. Majesty considered that the
moment vas come favorable 70 resumed examination
and discussion OF the conditions that would pcr3 W'n
drawa with perfect safety ofthe tecny ear-o French
garrison from Rome" That's the prelude as played by
NJ Iiuayrac. There curious, some fantastic vdTla
sons on the motive in the air, huIf'ned "hsuea
scored down. shred ny Visible ard invisible other per-
formers. which shall be spoken OF again inrtuor Oh
AZ time and paper room are left at the end. This
resumed study and acet mpasying pro ana CONVEX
sas,ons of and on the Italian question: had for issue
diplomatic agreement convention OF which the ulah
points $50 FAR as Paun L. inspired to touch on) arc
these (And here, excuse an application OF italics ana
small caps the economically bref and conveniently alb
breyating means Of typbing a Judgment on Ills
score) Italy not TO epcroach on the actual terri
tory subject to the Holy Father; not to suffer.
hay to,eiby 10 rrerea, any attack on this territory;
France ~ WITHDRAW HEE TEocrs FROM Rome gradually.
a. tie H. Father organizes his horne army but 70 evac
ua,e at latest rkia no years from 18th September,
1884 Papa army to be recruited if Papal Government
likes by foreign Catholic volunteers and to be strong
enough to maintain Holy rs authority emporali and
She tranquility OF his States las actually constrctcdI
and Of THEIR FRONTIERS; Itslan government not TO
nod cause OF protest either in the composition or mum
Der Of this army. prorcd that this army docs not
DEGENERATE into instrument Of attack upon Rag
finally Italy to 20 much Of the Roman debt 10
the Ex.pRoyIscEs or THE csgcB proport!onately
snswersbe for
Suppoeing that this authoritative presentation Of the
coDventio2-agreed upon by the Courts Of Turin and
Paris but not yet coth6d with the sanction Of the
italian Psrament-is faithful both in committing 10
prin, It's main features and IN emitting las some
suspicious souis feor) stipulated Italian liberal positive
guilds fOI phantasmsgoric qpos projected for the pro-
visonal amusement and vearisomeiy long abuse OF
National Italian patience-supposing this. say, what
IL the significance " the Francoltalan convention OF
18th september 1864 Qsi rria perro Master Lnayrec
follows Up his rather oracular editorial comments on MS
swn ordered performance just mentioned by quotation
at full length Of Eapoleols remarkable letter OF 10Th
NAV 1862 addressed 10 his then Minister of Foreign AZ
fairs NJ Touvenel When his present ministerial Clerk
Of Affairs NJ Drouyn de Lhuys came into Office some
month. later this letter was printed in the 1oHierr
Yesterday that famous and siDguarly liable State pa
pers was reprinted in full in The Constitutional
This morning ii rcappears after two years IN Its ma
tive Monitca, columns. II vas. at the time Of il,
treated with desersedy proracted remark in this cor
respondence Let me earnestly recommend its re peru
cal and tnourhtf study 10 all your readers Interested
IN the primary present and pressing question OF
wesern Europe to all admirers OF Louis Napoleons
unrivsIed skill constructor Of sliding movable. self
compromising, rotatory. professionally permanent po.
Ntca platforms. In the way ofingenons doubegear'
fnr of forgetting and learning OF turning up ali right
ofnghtng ones feet, Of falling butteied side up-in
fine in the way of political and diplomatic and "un'
waveringy principed' clever gymnastics his French
Majesty could give lessons 10 Mr.. Seward or to Mr.
NcCIean-.et alone Platform of either the
Baltimore or Chicago school OF ramshacke, unpiin-
cipied architecture
But 10 return and look at the FrcncoItalian conven
1on as II is aatbortatvey presented TO us;
TIE transfer Of the italian capital from Turin TO Flor
enco fit looks from point Of view like long pro-
visonal remuneration Of Rome the true capital Of the
Itaisn Kingdom. looks from another point Of view
tmade clearly by glance at good map Is safe re-
treating from end preventive preparation for the
sequences Of military conflict with Austria for the
poescssion 81 veneta The withdrawal Of the French
garrison from Rome with all its condition. despite all
its conditions plies the leaving Of Italy itself orc
bly, imphes in the future internal reform in the adj
ninisrsion Of what Is left Of tho Papal fully admits
the (ai; aceomp in respect Of the annexation 10 the
italian Kingdom Of the ROnagna another one oi the
spulations positively incndes acceptance OF the annex
alton and unicstiJn to and with tie italian Kingdom
Of the varions duchess In fine Napoleon representing
French policy, the essence Of which radltionaly
10 the dependence Of Italy France by its
divisions and consequent weakness, does now. after
years Of open and underland resistance recognize.
accept ard unwillingy promote the yisbly faed drift
Of Italy toward unity; does for al renounce the
vanities and fases and reactonary In
teIected into the villafranca treaty and chung to
eerw ard Zurich On the whole the me aning of the