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for the conquest of sesia ITSELF the first few days Of the
must determine but in either all e o
the Prussan monarchy must be called forth in order to
make head against its late ally"
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT oP THE FAILURE.
The Paris Moniteur of June 4 says:
The reply Of Austria, the subject Of Conference,
contains certain reservations which must be examined be-
fore the meeting of the Plenipotentiares.
The negotiations 10 which these reservations will give
rise will necessarily retard for few days the proposed
meeting Of the Conference"
The Constitutional Of June says: 1--WE know already
the impression produced in London and St. Petersburg by
the Austrian reply to the invitation Conference IL
was Immediately asked not without reason what adVan
tsge could be expected from Conference if Austria per.
sisted in her present determination According TO the
reservations made by that Power two questions would
disappear from the programme. We deeply regret the
attitude assumed by the Vienna Cabinet Without doubt
each Power regards its interest from its point Of view,
but il appears TO that Europe had right to expect
other determinations from great conservative Power.
1.-THE French Government has sent note to Vienna in
reference to the reply given by Austria to the In
vation for Conference. The French Government re-
erets that this reply must be considered refusalo
take part in the Conference and therefore, frustrating
the efforts for the preservation peace"
The independence Beige of June publishes intelli-
gence from Paris stating that England and France have
congratulated Prussia and Italy upon their unreserved ac
ceptance of the Conference.
A Berlin dispatch Of June says:
"The French government has informed the Prussian
Cabinet that consequence of the reservations made BY
Austria the project for holding Conference must be
abandoned and the settlement OF the existing dncnes
left to the three Powers at variance
A Florence dispatch Of June says:
"The negotiations for Conference have failed, and all
probability of its assembling has therefore, disappeared
THE OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT IN THE BRITISH PAR
LAMENT
In the House of Commons, the 5th INST, Gen. Peel
said:
wish to ask tho Chancellor of the Exchequer or the
Under Secretary of Foreign Affairs whether 1t is true thai
the proposed Congress has been giyenu
The Chancellor Of the Excheqser-I am sorry 70
state that must give an answer substantially IN the
affirmative to the question OF the ngnt honorable % aaa
TO the British Government was telegraphlc message
received last night from France, stating that IN the
ras at an end, in consequence of the answer
from Austria imposing conditions that were re-
garded as impracucabe. We are now III pos
session of Austrian dispatch upon the subject and the
substance of is this She required definite assurance
that all the Powers which TO take part in the pro-
ected Conference should be ready to enounce the pursuit
Of any special or particular the derent Of
the general tranquility; and the Austrian Government
went further to explain that sentiment b saying that
order that work of peace which the Cabinets had IN
view might be in a condition TO be accomplished IT ap
peared them indispensable that it should be agreed be-
OTehand exclude fT0m the OF
ence anything that would tend to give to any of the States
who we're then invited to the meeting any territorial aug
increase of power The requirements OF such
an engagement beforehand regarded by the Govern
ment Of France equiraent TO the refusal Of confer.
ence and rendering impossibte and the Gorernmet
of ENGLAND agreed IA their rter Of the case ruth inc
Gorernment Of France All prospect Of tho meeting ofa
Conference must, therefore, IJear, be regarded as at an
end.
THE VIEWS 0P ITALY.
The statement of the Memorial Dipiomatiqus that Italy,
in replying to the invitation for conference had proposed
that conference should deliberate the means for
curing and consolidating the kingdom Of Italy is officially
declared to be entirely unfounded Italy, it is added is
able her safety and her national unity
does not require consolidation. Is
THE FEDERAL DIET.
The reply of the Federal Diet to the invitation to
ference has been dispatched from Frankfort. 1t adopts
the Austrian programme and declares that the question of
the Duches and that of Federal Reform not within tho
competence Of the neutral Powers The reply also states
that the Italian question is matter in the solution Of
which the Germanic Confederation takes great interest.