New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-21
ITALY.
PrRsT OFFICIAL CONFERENCE.


Florence dispatch of the 9Th says: "The hrSt
official ference for the conclusion Of peace between o
and Austria took place at Vienna the dag before Yesterday
when the draft Of several articles was signed by the Iaan
SOUTHERN TYRoL.
According 10 intelligence received here from the frontier OF
the TIentne confidential circular has been addressed TO the
Mayors Of that district inviting them TO convoke Immediately
communal representatives for the purpose Of drawing up
in the name Of all the inhabitants address to the Emperor
Francis Joseph expressing wish to continue united Wild
Austria.
TIE ALLIANCE BETWEEN ITALY AND PRUSSIA.
The Nord Dut'e ZeuHg publishes the text OF nose ad,
cont veIosta TO Henry Won UedOm the receipt OF the
notification OF the treaty OF peace between RUSSIA anu
The Minister Tor Foreign Affairs to Majesty the King
Of Italy has the honor acknowledge receipt OF the note OF
bassador Extraordinary Of His Majesty the King OF Prussia
has addressed to him to notify TO the Kings Goyenment hat
peace has been signed between Prussia and Austria at Prague
and at the time express the wish that the hearty rea
tons Of the two allied powers may continue and become even
fmer in future The Kings Government has seen with sais
faction in article OF the treaty signed upon the 23d inst by
the PenpOtentares OF Prussia aud Austria pledge FOR the
speedy conclusion Of mutual peace between Austria and
I with the firm assurance that this result will shortly be
reality achieved the undersigned reserves 10 himself tnen
acquan the Government OF the King oil RUSSIA WIN the
The Government Of the King OF Italy acreeaby affected
By the wishes which the Government oil MS MAJESTY ne hns
OF Prussia expresses for the continuance OF the alliance De-
tween the two States after the present period aud hs own
views warmly the same in this respect we ATTACH
value the Of sympathy and common interest when are
destined 10 unite the German and Italian nations These s
will only closer in that period Of tranquility which the
The understanding existing between Prussia and Italy VIII
MCGUIRE further development when we shall be at peace
with our neighbOTs, Prussia is now The King hOVerh
mont FAR It lies will neglect nothing to secure per
friendship The undersigned begs his EHeeency Won Usedom
again to accept the assurance &C., NlscoSI FEosIA
His Excelency Count Won Usedom
THE CEssI0S OF vENETIA.
The Tadendanee Beige SAYS The publication by the Mont
w OF the conditions attached TO the acquisition OF Venea
has produced Italy revival Of irritation against the IN.
direct ceon of that Province People do not comprehend
the utility OF special treaty between Austria and France
and notwithstanding the explicit letter OF the Emperor Ma
poeon 10 King Victor Emanuel they suspect the existence
OF condition attached TO the surrender fef
hans also the silence maintained with respect 10
the course adopted for arranging the liberation OF
y5neui and the lead taken BY the MonnsT IN
making these revelations while yet the reply Of King
Victor Enamel Is unknown. has contributed TO wound
the uao al which has been rendered more sens
tive by tbs reyeres Of the late Bot these Impressions
will not last aud the resignation Of NJ Drouyn de Lhuys VIII
contribute TO eace them II II be true that that minister IN
isolation Of the court Of Rome by the disasters
OF Austria desired mitigate the Inevitable consequences
tho Sepember concluded with the Florence Cabl
But upon this also as upon the Prgsslan question ne
aid 10 have met with kind Of support from The
Emperor. King Victor Emanuel Will quit Fenetla
during the peblsciium In order TO make his solemn
etrance into Venice that city aud the provinces
on the main land have been given to Italy Inc dlss9
luioa Of Parliament will take place Immediately aerWard
The idea gains ground and Is Justified BY the new position
which the country about TO be placed Attention. tufne
aside foreign affairs will be directed exclusively 70 tht
ineruel oTgaDizatOn-anew work. when requires new ueh
The most intelligent feel this and are preparing the country
for itarbldi among the first His moderation ana parrot
lam are therefore highly appreciated not only IN Florence
bat In also The volunteers are 70 De dbaLded eAee
two regiments which will serve to keep up the eGG anC
reductions 10 the army will at once ghten th
burdens that weigh upon the country But all has not y
been done and voices which every day becoming mort
numerous cry aloud for On absolute disarmament.