New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-25
tbo negotiations which had been going on, and the part
that England had taken 10 them.

tho negotiations winch nao been s'"o WI
that England had taken in them.
The Chancellor Of the Exchequer said that te noce %
to him by Mr. Kngake had not induced ba 10 believe
be would have raised vide question ne I'm, he could
NOT wholly pass over the sort Of challenge Of the policy
which had been offered Assr o. s have set
Covernment information went not easy 70 nav
lied question but for the Italian question: % The
duches much matter N oispa'o o az before
she would enter into the eonie,s,ntcc @ rnch as
suNjeet, Of the DGeles OF 'H Teoe flDe II Il were
REQUISITE to ascertain whether Italy eonteD Leo
the acquisition Of Veneto IL was as much criterion 10
lain whether Prussia desired TO have possession IN Tue SAIL
character of the Dnches Bat another matter hau sgus W
The foreground and stood distinctly advance ofthc yene
tan question in connection with the present state ol
rean sars VIZ the secession Of Austria from he treaty o.
10 The III and the convection Of the States Il oste
And for the Government were aeqnmnieu VIII is
10 the Diet. and the conyocatioD Of the states
OF Holsten which were likely If any circumstance 1ar
were likely afoad the immediate occasion o. VIZ ~
I was not easy to assume that ltey had adop.cu to
position of disturbing power AS to m I Mestys
by England had been given 70 her Dy tir
Government nor had tho Government as 1oveihmcn,s
given any advice to Austria as to the 'sJ % ~ eM
indirect influence used to mat emu us a ymrrt,
haf tat pas tie expressed opinion Of snccessir 8or
ia his eoasry and ne tssea 5 and
opinion ey not prepared 20 feeos "Gnso g ~rf
undesirable might be 10 epTess such az gps'oH az &c % ,o
ii had been their desire proceed with decac ana WIN Ls
ha lie maintenance Of the Austrian EMPIRE y ~
, one on two years sincc-ofcal documents
wond show that they deeply lamene and as lar as they
snod by Austria In conjunction with Prussia towards the
duches. But looking at the recent position oil aais
If public right justice had great extent on thes
Austria and therefore douby painful to 70 iec
10 the yectlcaon another Of heT ion,e
might to discourage the pursuit 81 oJ'sS weh
they considered TO be honorable and oenelea, Wnc n
flaming from going further iuO the queslon raseo nc
raw mat Italy cori be entities 10 Neneia on tbe soha
wishes OF that Province Itself lie sSowed tSa' az
which had arisen when on former occasion ~ , "ss er
Al. ,oy
gess now had declined st previous une,ne " esea @e
as no hope pace nond Scared After the preliminary
affections of Astra there have been practical heneht
in pressing conference and ~ 10 ADVICE 20 te alsppB
Powers 1t gcIeIay not altogether IN ooiIoo
Mr. d. griffith inquired whether Austria had been advised
TO Veneta. the Nodayia- Walacman proFhe's hAt
been offered to her as compensation. . 49,, .,.,
Mr. T. Cochranc expressed his regret at The GneeneFo
Sr Gladstone In expressing pIlsate opinion on
the cesson Venea by Austria at such moment Vbcn Us
| expression especially dangerous. - -
as TO there being but subject be considered whe Con-
gress was proposed in ls3 showing from Lord husy as
patches that the Government then thought mat rs q, @
tous wOili range variety Of quesuohi anu aD ih
Austria would declined 10 attend the Conference ~
that her Mesys GOyeInmen held that he treaty o
why row her Majcstys Government ready INTO
Conference ayowed object OF which was the annhon
Sir G. Bowyer wishes know Her Ma'esys Gsyerssat
beside expressing an opinion TO AHA as 20 MIN ~
Court OF Florence The King o. sardinia be SUI ie Hn
and he shor advised give up the kingdom Of ae Tao
| sleiiies which be haa usnTPed.
Sir r. Peel coacurred in thing with Sir g. BoHyer
uaneIy that there was great Dissatisfaction q me coarse OF
Government In southern Iy lie was surprised 70 ear NJ
Gladstone say that lie relied the questions prt TO hin ua
der protest. fo this proper opportunity 20 give iniornl
ton as to critical Of affairs ~ Europe le p9. OF
evaGed by Mr. Gladstone; and he mistaken when ne sad
any right Of Italy 10 Venetia was io-pasd on rs0a
Of Inc past there tradition watch connected ha
province with the King u sardino.
Maior Wslksr asked IL IL that GarholN bad
l,nded Genoa. ard proceeded 10 Como on the Austrian
| frontier - o.. -. - . -, A..
ortce the action OF foreign powers on TO Exercise sae
Ason er our Who he commended pad Dy
their dir maiic aoOn encouraged Italy to disturb te pesce
Europe and this had been done BY private letters ol hrl
Mr. agar said that Mr. Gladstone did not protest against
any question: pat tho Governments but against the
width which had been given 70 the discussion, PHYSICALLY
without notice no advice b,d been given D! Her Majesty
Government 10 Italy With AusIria Bat exactly
the contrary He that the Improvement
had taken place tlg and expressions OF discomfort which
were publicly uttered proved the that country He
| knew nothing Of an! movements OF Gafibaidl
THE PRINCESS MARYs MARRIAGE.
The Times says: The marriage Of the Princess Mary
of Cambridge win be solemnized at Kew On Tuesday
june II.
rHg REFORM BILL.
| Tie Times of Monday says:
The consideration Of the Reform bill in Committee win be
resumed this evening and The first section coming on Tor DIS
cgssion Is that which deals with the qualifications OF voters In
boroughs The HOnSe Of Commons will be asked TO enran
chse all occpers of premises OF the clear annual value Of
upwards opinion 10 have arisen that after
the experience Of last week no serious attempt VIII be made TO
| oppose the proposition.
THE CHOLERA CONFERENCE.
In the House of Commons on the 18th inst, Sir J.
C. Jeryose asked Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs
what progress toward settlement of the question bad been
made since objection taken by the English Russian
Turkish aud Persian representatives at the Cholera Confer
enoe Consantnop the proposal Of tue French represent
the s9ppage Of al communication between Ara
ba and Egypt Tor the presence Of several vessels Of
! in the Red sea in OF another epidemic
Mr. Layard replied that the Conference proposed b. the
II nearly all the European nations had
bled at COnantnope 20 take consideration spread of
in adj
tain resolutions and when they reduced 20 Convention
Her Majesty would consider them how
tar they could adopt the recommendations Of the Conference
and should be t,ken carry them out Her Ma
esys Government Of opaon that grea, evils likely
from prohibition Of the departure II pilgrims from
Jeddo 50 long known that cholera prevailed in
Arabia, Her Masys Government had obi ,col 10 the
Turkish regulations for enforcing quarantine in the BED Sea-
bat lie strongly deprecated the application the pilgrims Of
II exceptional severity. From information be had
received be believed that since the Commits mad been
Arabia considerable improvement had taken place In