The Express. — London, England, 1860-03-14 00:00:00

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The correspondence is principally occupied with the sew proposals of the French government for settling the affairs of Italy and the most important of the French despatches es this head, each as M. Thouvenere letters to the French ambamat ors at the courts oo Loudon and nail), have already been made public. A number of references are, however, of meow sity made to the subject of Savoy, and Lord John Ressell's language with regard both to this and the sew policy of the French government in Italy, is plain sad decided throughout. Oa the 17th of February Lord Cowley writes that be had just had an interview with K. Thouvenel, who had communicated to him in confidence the Emperor's new scheme in regard to Italy, asking at the same time if her Majesty's government would be satisfied with such a proposal. Lord Cowley at once replied, that " the policy of her idadesty's government was not to interfere in Italy at all, but to let the Italian people settM their own affairs:" and he could not therefore hold oat any hope that the English government would entertain any such proposal. Lord J. Rummell promptly confirmed this statement. After replying that her Majesty's government had pro posed four pleats to Austria and France, the fourth of whisk WI boat " virtually " accepted, he adds : la oh oats of alike it is imporeible he her Majesty's peersenses to moimmissul any ether pies. The der-Walks' of Cease Reettlemy mow" a reselatise es the part of Smote met is ewbilep the limile of Vessels. These of Coast Crane see reefelve la abjuring say steesept M dhlseb YesMb , sr these stew which still sekeewleap Its aratbsefly el the Pepe. It alma ems. therefore, that the ems rase is is seder seas eisetleae i Owes! Italy. Whether thew abo des@ sbeabl be esetheelel apes principles *heady keowe end INNS ups, et by usesseeel Wheys, is a matter upon which bee Noirstf• somment iodise to Member. They wish to leave Italy le Wadi With respect to Savoy, which I. sepia maelease la yeer dead* the sentiments of her Me titre Pwaramesea ate cheesy bonne to M. Thonvesel, and bavey rastessory w ay that their objections are act dhniaished by the yams. propesil. Two days later the Foreign Secretary writes again with opera reference to Tuscany : Lord J. Hassell to Earl Cowley. Frnary 22, 1860. Ify Lad,-1 bar rem eel sod WM before the Queen year eialtesey's despeetb et the 21st instyst. With Morro to the pert of year rosvereados with K. Thwarter reported to that dem Mob. whisk apples M the again of Tummy, I bre to Wort yew maim, le owe to that Ware, that Brea Ilisssall weaned to SO James Mars, oe ea overeen S roe Om age No • Idsgder of Carrel Italy, Ma wry derted topepare le way pre hat that of serastles he bardials. has. however, spat le • sow deers sod • saw vete; sad, es kw es her ItaiwAy's p mmmemese eserned. them M sedan mere to be deem If Sayillsia analyser of bar ems amid the news\ repent% bar IllegroM's pvmseesel hew sethrg to sq. If .h. M elees dom. bw peemeset amord• that the Trash eery Mk la the oprlsg. mem* Lombardy, mil Wave Modem hay he HEAL It mese to bet Mfr festy's gernerell. lbet • pow prim ef the here of Savoy pleated is Trees, word to owe likely W brew hereafter King of Berbera Italy than the ztog ef dartbala biewelt— I sal. ( 11 P08) J. Itcysait. The more formal reply be the sow French proposal is given in another deepateb Lord J. Roswell to Eerl Cowley. (Zairst.) Peedga-ollee. Tab. 71, 1860. I de set !Adak N semesery to dream the projeyt proposed to the deedlaiss gee yserst by the monad of theft do 'grebe,. That protect appear to se entirely ebvrrdve .s the ledepeadeale el Italy, old& wee the permed rico of Ike trimly Zerld, es dederd Is the prewar* of that treaty. It was rawer rderled by bee Kajeaty'a commutes' no ask he the aorreate ef the Muth proposal by Aar* Asesia. and Power. It wee istended ealy that Ora &Pala sad Treace Arid tarns the soltoritier rawly seerhawd to Carrel hely to raw& the reemblire to mew le • rims maw their sobs et Await last. Tho arrerefgas of Austria, Rear, mad Prussia, it appease Its ISt meg lake one of two courses. They may stand epos tertiary and epos /he principle of legitimacy, and may air to ackaowkdge the King of ilsedisia or any other Oar the the Grime Duke or sovereign of Terry, or say gam ocrhosity at Bologna Ken the mediae' legate named by the Pop; or they may acknowledge the force of facts, sod reacgulea the new power to they morrow! Loeb Pld/ippe, the repeblic, and the Emperor himself. But that they should my that the voles( Airiest was good, but that the rota of larch will b• Invalid; that they ma Weak • clam founded on the euthrariarm aud acclamation of es ex trot peophs but rear to ackaowledp the ode mid deli- MM. ilealskit el that ire.• is bar Majoef • , !psi is • asehrumr, the bar Majsetes preameell .Ibe geed press. WINS • eoekesese alt be Debi esehl aot-eseist egiake, woald only aggravate difisreaces. After the delivery of the Emperor's speech, Lord Cowley writes to Lord John Russell : I saw IL Thoneend ire • Mw Wastes this afternoon after his return from the symdei sf the suien of the Lei Waive Bedles. Chs ammersedem turned gem the Rapines mesel• and I expeesed to M. Moaned my epprehmelos that hie liajestf • Words would sot lambs ha Bents tl. *sadden& whisk they breathed themselves. I thee passed to the ping:sigh of the Imparoe's epee& raatlag to the saassalks of Savoy. ltemeekieg that his Mabseq hod mods re of the wade " ttedomee" sad a N. aamdtgar," with regard to territory Imiseglmg to seethes Severelge, I expressed my gnat regret that the promiss erldeh his Majesty had bole good easugh to asks to me— memely. that Um wishes et the Ihmeyords themselves Amid he tweeted, had tot hem alluded to by his Mejaety, M. Thoevemel maid that although the declaration Ilia not to be lamed to the leaperor's apse* hi. Meisel latitude, to abide by . _ Ludy, I *aired of M. Thesauri whet was intended by the woods. " Venaate Francais as Ileategase " t What tarot of tunitory did this tem Wade f Hie Excelbsey sweemacad that be could set take woe klateelf to molly lee than Savoy sad the cosaty et Wks. On the third of the present smooth Lord John Ramsll writes : Lord J. Rumen to Earl Cowley. (Naomi.) Foreign-Ake, March 3, 1840. I ham to state to year lambency ea the opinion of her Majesty's government that, after the Austrian answer to M. Thenvenaje able despatch to Y. de Mounter had been re ceived, the Italian qualm append to approach It. solution. The Freed mad Bridal goversarsts had wily to leave Cei ba Italy 6o take la own course. No disturbance wee likely to swim sad when the now wawa was consolidated, Roans mad Peewits might have yielded to Feet that morel don which they dusted to Right. The new proposals of France hem again aide everything nnoertale. Should the King of Sardinia declare himself the Pope's Meer, he will bully be recognised in that elie• recta by his Holiness. Whether be 4 or net, the taw an the ober& sad es education which the Pope's vicar woad emerelost, wall be directly opposed to the policy of the Pops, and perhaps to the cum law. They, if any din acatint should arise et any Una*, the Pope might take epos Wang to swami las delegation of his vicar, and absolve his sahlesis hem their absdisec• to his waned authority. Than spa, with regard le Tammy. The indication of a praised the he... of Savoy, lemerupd In the original project, le omit ted, awl every reveres et harts, will be set at work to ob tain tor Tversay the powerful preowelea of a principal the Imre of Aral% or of the Impaiel fierily of France. With moped le aimed endirese„ every nation ought to jets, bit itesM whaler Oa fraiteler le suitable for twat or sea Frames he. jedgsd ter broil that it is imitable to the seals of Freer, mad an see thiebed quemdadsg that detados. Eat Tummy has lived wean other laws, white allay has boss gemerelly reropistiL Am it appoint, however, that Tuscany bee sew merepled mimed miter, it is nol aresseuy to terry this amides ray farther. Or object hoe bean that so wall sated by X. de Thouvamel In his despot& to If Idersirase is me weeds the:—"ltaly, for etetazies pas, he; Isla •GM epee le • elowpahr kr Whom beewres name sad Amnia. This deli toast be dared. If ale at the two Powers, lawarly rhea, orb • aserigee witch should be dfremly le the alveners• of the aker—if the anpreamey la hely, eel, &sag* Mak was to be cows lier • thee—the snealoa weskit gym wader an sweet marls( all Snows. sin Ws and banea. Bet the suaelse is met me peeps .LL neer dam set meek to sinallele Meer far Amara In Italy; the maw le, to weialtnee Italy turmoil as ea Wee nsilets party--es • kind of nentrel paned, braosihrth het assoible to the asiiia, siterratay prelloaateang sad always pauoarione, of efts or ether et the two Pewees.' • From a despatch written by Lord Bloomfield, from Berlin, on the sane day, it appears that up to the Ist of March the Premien government had relied on the Emperor's Mika proclamation that he sought no territorial aggrandisement for France : Lord BloomSeel to Lord ` = Reasell.--(lteedved Mara 6.) (Setrest.) Bally, Nardi 3, 1860. I We the bower to inform yoer lordship that Berea Saki/efts has told see this he availed himself et a vide white be mired this shessiss bate Preps de le Tsar drAeverpe to /lade to the edge/ al she prepaid seeesetee of Savoy sod Ni.. to Preete. SY szeellesey sepses to Is,. seed is the nee& seleistar dot Y wry there was bet gee I *skeet detereshed eggeelike to the wee* ; that heeds hid hitherto relied at the esserancee oceteleed itbe sadism issued by the Ilistrest Nepelsee at Miles as Sr sceoleelse ei the use, that he sought so ter/tore megreedbasset be Freese; but that as ties latitioa had twee esetbeed la kis leiperkl liejearfe speech to the Legislative deem*, be weld so Isere be /bet, and that be wowed so step wadi be lakes eamseed with the subject seta It bad bees Me ters/ by the past mesa Barre Sableinits eases to have site obserred le the left& Waists/ that the repeat p werearet el husk bed hem the sesese el restreishg the wished ides whisk bed bees embed is Cbinssay by the war to Indy, set to be,. mete thesselvee espagehe by se deb& sal that as the gessisa af Sem h nest est be ore sldered, hems, they bawl memieed abet up to the pre met rememl, that lb. inset letillwesee ; to, they shalt view this eirseplest erldt the pewees &aunt. ezallestey thee eausehed that i wee a meter el some seeples le his tbst so aisles le the guiles cf Sway Ird bola yet ale& by the noel legailea at this met ; red II wee on European queedea, sad had shod, eelemel nein. itheaseicea without toy eseiseekedee Wee made to Preemie is the seteset. Palms is la Tour rewires* re Pied thee Oa Tweak poermeet we,. well were el the haft tint exhaled i Chersty, as he bared that It wee be Nis wawa dist mesh MiNity heil bees isk la apperseb lag It, as Stride lkma govemmat bed theseesee eveihri a ineemelsa of air sahieet. lederi haw* Berea SWAM' easellasey said Mae Oat the policy of Prude was de di ally opposed so the samosetlea, sad that be thought Treece Welt be otled epee, at ell mate, to take no further step in the neater eatil a easiersece were held. The correspondence terminates with the despatch ha which Lord John Roswell directs Lord Cowley to ask to what way the European powers would be con sulted with reprd to the annexation of Savoy, and Lord Cowley's reply. Lord J. Rosman to Esrl Cowley. Fore.go-ofilas, March 6, 1660. My Lsed,—M. de Pmeiray celled upon me to-tiny, sad read to see • despatch of M. Thouvraml, or the subject s( Savoy, is ammo to my despatch to your lordship of the 134 h ultimo. M. Thsaysed directed M. de Psnlgay le leave me a espy ef this drape*, U I desired it ; but as there was amble. wow la the argazaenta, althoegh vosy ably pat, sad as I ad am Isla le wattage a barna metre vestry, I did MA set tor • espy. I wilt per lordship, how wqw, is ercertala tram M. nomad is what saiteuer the prembe d the Empire that the Of•M Pawn shall be Cab. MIMI is is be carried Ye .f m. 1. Owe to be • previous yeas is Savoy sad la Mee f If that wee is ethyourable aspretke, will the pretest rS Is the ground ? If It le favemble. wild the premed assets% by the Cog of Saw ehisoi Davey sad Miss be sabeehtei Ise arientllea t. the Oast Nom y T. what de the wow "Adam" sal "reveafidasse," is the Ihapsrees splash, allude y Are they htlaaded is apply is the tom between 1814 sad 18141, or to the peeled lames 17112 sod 1814 8-1 am, &0., (Mined) J. RreflELL. Zed Gm* is Lad J. Raffell.—(Boosived March 10.) (istras4) Nets, Masan 9, 1980. I w surprise., ea alibi els wiersiag ea Y. Theaseasi, to dad the be bed beat es s days la powersisa et Id. de Carottr's reply es that pest of his eisaibrey's despatch et law 24th alder whisk Meal es Ur asaisallea et Ism le Freare. I preceded. la weapileaes with the iretiotleas esatsimed is yew lordedp's despatch at the lith bear t, le we hit excellssey l■ what seaesr the premise et the Issposer, that the Grew Pow.,. should he un salted ea Ms wettor, is $ he carried Wu tact. M. Thames! NMSpd AO, the B•rdialwa goverment heels( &eland that they would not object to the unread= of 8.. y t 3 Trews If molt should be the via of the llevoyerde themselves, he wee about to drew up • devotee which would be eddreesed to the imperial repnwentatives the courts, parties to the treaties of 1815, explaistog the wishes of the Imperial Goweraamat, sod the moons why it eind et what pew die odd vs Ire be mile he mid set 'firm ; - • he Audi wry that the emitudestim Y tlJyams would mesh the Me. Ho nand to bkawil. hymns, to sot to to seder es Mem elmeemeigit mule& Ibsdd the vets to unfavourable, he kid so brisidea. k reply to your logelitiWe third puler, to elethay Me the palm of eanektion mat fell be the mood. Yew lesdelip's fourth imam is moored soder the and. To your lord= eldpie 'ovary ss to the period to which the tome . 4 rfeltmer" col "rommiquor," employed to the liworer's speeds, allude, IL Themed replied, ao perdather kited whet ma. The lloptim aou dri that do OM eider of thins slow Is be skillehed in Ivey pm his the right I. peeled dee ?ma freaky; sod it wr to virtue at tW right, white it immed r Ides he pmeseed, time his Malady made we id the words he matick In the course d the seamnatkm, Y. Thammel, la reply to ea obesevatioa Wish W kaa me, rid that the 'make goverment wash el ovum 111111110 with dos omiderstion, sod scrupulously exodus, my 611.111. moos or advise white might to gtves in moor es the sew enalostlon which he was shoat to make to the Greet Powers, These new despatches completely meet the charge recently brought against Lard John Rowell that he did not commanioate the intentions of the French government with regard to Saroy to our representa tives at foreign courts. The very fret, datcd February 17, is from Lord John Russell to Lord A. Loftus, enclosing " oopies of the torrespondenoe which has lately passed with the French govern ment respecting the rumoured annexation of Savoy." Co Cart. OSBORN', l[►aca 13. Her Majesty's dinner party yesterday included PfiDOO Allred sad Primer Alfa, Prises sad Princess Leiniegee, liejor-Oeserel the Hes C. Grey, Sir JUIN* Clark, sad Major Cowell, S.Y. ♦ deputation en Ks wise date*, *meads( of Kr. J. P. Gestot (chair:ma of roosting), Mr. G. G. &Wee= (G. G. &admen, lea, mad Co.), Mr. Beery Trim" (Trowe, Laws's. sad Troyer), Mr. John Rack (Ruck, Ftewlek, acid Race), Kr. R. May (Mews. Bell, Bennis, and Co.), Mr. Almelo" Lielsey (Messrs. Cookbars, CataptieU, and Co.), and Mr. W. T. Mennen (Mess. H. B. FOIMII and lice), had an interview with the Chancellor of the Rzchsguer yes terday at hie Meal residence in Downing-suet. Merge Views, Wall, They, Torino, and Perry, es a deputation bon the eBk•woaeere of ByttaMeida, had as in terview yeeeseley with the Chuwelker of the Raohtluer Memos to die nigh_ donee A deposition is the Cheaselke of the Boa rr en the e=dmaeleadill .1 Mr. P. Johan= (Nmadaie), (Meseherme), Mr. J. Nobles (Aoh tsa-seder-Lse). Mr. T. MUM (Oldham), Mr. P. Lyme (Balms), Kr. J. Rom (Stockport), Mr. L. Cote (Chatham), Mr. W. Samke stes :4 4a Sashester), Kr. J. Wort (Leedom), Croley (N seml Kr. H. Dees (Laude .), bed auin terview will He hes. gastbama yesterday at la ea rad resilsace Dowataremest. The depatadea wee M. Isedmail by Mr. J. M. Oshiset, M.P. Despatches mare meskad at the Colraisl.4lloll yesterday hose lie Gemnseis et Aresaelis, Katiritis, Moles sad Gibraltar mad tram the Lord WA Casemboleast tbe balsa aleads. The Countess de Peridiray bad a soiree claimant* hot mein et Albert-pt. Hesse. The Dike of DavOnshire and Lady Louisa Cavan- Malt wnl leave Holy Roll is a few days for Bolton Abbey, Yorkshire. Tee Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry en fertilised at diner, on Ilesing, et their mansion in Gres versor-aquere, the Zell and Coaster of Portarlington, Use Hight Hon. W. Cowper and Mrs. Cowper, Count Pahl's, L.dy Victorie Noel, Mr. George Cavendish, and Mr. Swin ton. Viscountess Palmerston will have an assembly on Saturday mat at Catabridp How. The Karl of Undlay has left Dadley Hones, l'oni-lano,for Whig Court, Woroostorsitiro. Yesterday evening there was, by kind permission of Mr. F. Wooley, an amateur performrsee at Cempien House, Kensington, in aid of the feeds of the Royal Benevolent dowel. To-morrow • seermi perilermeare will Mira placer, which their Royal Higitartees the Dasher of Cambridge and the Primisee Rory have amassed their intention of hormeriag with their grl.llloll. Amongst the support of tide amity pssesat Ism night may be Oa tlased the Doke end ,Doehme ef Wellington, Lady Redly Peel, Ledy Tibet de lidelehide, Lady Augusta Gordis RaMbortes, Lady Rom Orwrilb, Lady Wallsowert, Lady Pargaber, Lady Maw" Lady Flower, Mks Emily Clay, Omani Presaastia, Remy Tame, Mr. and Lady Bathurst, Yr. Lawmen Peak Mr. Dube, Mr. Pear son. Colonel amass, &a. The Eul et Elgin her arrived at the Hotel lintise, P. The appointment of a vicar of the church of St. John the Immptlet, Leo* In the place of the Rev. F. T. Medea. Merril, woe met ea 1100d.7 het. Thaw were 121 easildelet. sad the choke of Me niejerlty of the Iwo imitate fill open the Rey. Sherd Wm" W.A.. bom bast el Harrow Weald, etimeete. la the there of Leaden. The home of the viewer, Me wit. en be not leas than 7001. a yew. Mr: David Roberta, ILA., our greet oriental !Sher, boa contributed to the Volunteer Bazaar, to be hell ID the KWh Hail, lidlobergb, this week, two of hie ertgleal kepi= Sketches, seeds w the spot. The eabjeet al cee ts, the statues el the coed Mamma at Thebes. The draw ler was Brie shortly atter the waters had subsided, or " High Nile," se It is wand. A smoilicipat &auks of 1601. to the reeteeeties list et Weldon Abbey Cbatc► low bona paid ieto ►eak et Mews. =sad, Geese, Sad Co., et Celehealar, by es swowswas doom. This etetrlbutioa was esumptsied by the sotto, " Its hoe sips view" On going into committee of supply on army esti mates% Ognain Lsforeers VOIWIR will move that as bumble address be preeented to for Majesty, praying that ahe will be paeiresely phased to eider that the promotion from the mak of maj.,r to the higher grades by exclusive selection may net be adopted, min the opinion of this house the estab lishment of that system would be fraught with danger to the efleiseey el the senior. To-morrow evening Mr. Pigott tufrodame s bill la the subject of poor•lew medical relief, with a view to gees the poeitkn of tie nedirol oaken', end to secure mere 'Molest relief to the poorer :knew Mr. Barley, M.P., writing to friend of Mr. !asst Bamford, the veteraa radical Mader, says :—" After the requisite predmissep amenersonta, I was rnablad to be formed with sa iaterview et* Lord Palmerston en Barr asy lost, and then I urged domain of Mr. Brimeol Bamford, derrving the recognition of his lordship as the dis perser of the Repel Bounty Valid in aid of umitrited literary sad public services. I am glad to intone you that my appeal wee sera kindly sad freer* nailed, and Ms lordship rid Is would place fifty pomade at sue at the so da of Mr. Bamford ; but whether he wield be reummerly admitted r a yearly recipient would require traar reasi timerien, as may applscations bed at mere bran day ha be di sad, led thee Mr. Basoford'a claim should nor be mg. !egad." Corr or ELECTION Commtssiore.-41. pear issatary return Woad dui morning stem dant the Wel im pose el the 010•01•611 T inquiry wee 1,9341. lb ed., s.d the Wakefield inquiry 1,4851. 19a. Aria emondasioner retelme U. 6a. a day, sad the secretary W. 3.. EXPORTS ro ftAxce.--The inmate exports hem is UMW Maokora to Frame, tram 1854 to 1869, inarg reelairs sad a>•pdetates of the Vadat Bin der and kedge sad aohnial rogue sad ms•a6aases, are sb•aa by • porthmentary momma Issued this seer bans been se largo :-11164, 6,391,4661. ; 1866, 10,42488114 1866, 10,471,0771. ; 1867, 11,218,8331.; 1838, 9,242,20114 1839, 9,264,6681. The exports of hors modem air soma freers are slightly le exam of the exports of foreign sad colonial prods*, and se.rintsctures. Tag MILITIA.—We have a return this morning shaerisitlea when praseat at the last annual teals* al each disseebodied ripaiont and the number of abrader tram such reglaniat es that tansaloa. The Satoh are as follows :—England, 30,691 invent, 20,666 absent ; Scot land, 4,706 present, 2,036 absent; Ireland, 9,937 moat, 7,937 shaeaS.—Total, 44,340 passant, and 30,637 'treat. Tarit . • ..;-4 a DAY its should °°24 . ld 14T1 ▪ same Omur a , ",,,, wideed j ihom \VIM ; fat this telt off as lawasesst the pessiat atammt doss wit ripest f:= n. Meet regard ▪ Ilsvamable for each s scetlag of woad qmstioa, whether Urn should be a *vose liss deeded for herself, such Savoy sad Niss, Moaned mild that Itsprial * med. Pat, at present, Greet gemsasswel Mimed MIN Waal* eamaleas Ms whim at sash a soahrmse, which, In her of ths ialtalMeala et them two comatdas. Is what wars THE ITALIAN VOTE. • .1. • 'ELLIG: TUSCANY. With the exception of 108 entwines, the votes in Yummy stand thus: For annexation Beparate kingdom In the province of Ferrara 48,000 persons have voted. FLORENCE, WZDNISDAT. The law concerning the conscription Axes the contingent at 6,000 men. Another dooms &invokes the National Assembly for the 20th instant. The aggregate return of the voting in Tammy will be announced on Thursday (to-morrow). THE ROMAGNA. BOLOGNA, TIMIDLY Evxmo. The number of votes in the province of Bologna in favour of annexation is 78,478 ; for a separate kingdom, 70. The result of the voting is Imola and Castiglione is not yet known. MODENA. The resale of the voting in Modena is partly known, and is u follows: For annexation Separate kingdom PARMA. PARKA, TrzsDAT. The number of electors registered in this town Is 18,091, of whom 14,051 voted for annexation to Sar dinia, and 61 for separate kingdom. The number of electors in the provinces is 57,212, of whom 48,070 voted for annexation, and 113 for separate kingdom. The rotunis of one district and Ilse communes have not yet been received. AUSTRIA AND THE VOTE FOR AICIERA- TION. VIENNA, WIDNUDAY. The semi-official Doeau Zeitung publishes an article on the " real meaning " of universal suffrage, which says : " Universal suffrage is only granted to the people to do whatever the predominant party might by intimidation foree upon them. What established right could a nation thus obtain against coming events? Universal suffrage is a two-edged sword, the hilt of which could at any future time be also seized by a Republic. By this way, Italy is neither obtaining stability for the future, nor is Europe recovering the feeling of security which is now wanting." The Moniteur of to-day announces that govern ment has submitted a project of law to the Corps Legislatif, for devoting 40 millions of francs in loans to manufacturers for the renewal and improvement of their =willowy, and another project concerning the modifications of the tariff for wools, cottons, and raw materials. THE PAPAL STATES. ROME (vii Hamill*, MARCH 6. During the night bills was posted up in the streets, congratulating the Romans upon having obeyed the prohibition spinet molting, but now removing it. To-day, therefore, everybody smokes. The army has been increased to 20,000 men, bat desertions are numerous throughout Paario and the Marches. SAVOY AND NICE. BERLIN, )(Ascii 13. It is amertsd that England supports the demand of Sardinia to ascertain the wishes of the populations of Savoy and Nice by universal suffrage. NAPLES. Pr APLZB (vii Marvallea), MAICH 6. The Eaglish fleet has arrived, part of which has anchored in the port, the other part proceeding to Castellama's. This event mused great sensation. For several nights tricoloured cockades have been scattered in the streets. Fresh arrests of shop keepers and porters have taken place within the last two days. The military preparations continue, and the works at the arsenals are carried on without intermission. The formation of a moveable column to reinforce the army of the frontier is spoken of. It would be commanded by the Bing. THE UNITED STATES. SOUTHAMPTON, TommAY. The Hamburg and American Company's steamer Borussia has arrived off Cowes, with 117 passengers, bat no specie. She left New York on the let inst., and her advioss are anticipated. The Borussia has brought some interesting items of lama. The resolutions adapted by the democratic sena torial caucus in reference to the slavery question, bays been presented to the Senate and ordered to be printed, and the substance of them is likely to be in corporated into the platform of the Charlestown Con vention, and form an important part of the pro gramme of the mating presidential campaign. In these resolutions it is asserted that negro slavery, as it exists in fifteen states of the onion, composes as important portion of their domestio institutions, and that no change of opinion or feeling on the part of non-slareholding states in relation to this institution can justify them in attempting to overthrow it. That neither Congress nor a territorial legislature, by direct or indirect legislation, pos sesses the power to annul or impair the right of any citizen to take his slave property into the com mon territories, and there hold and enjoy the MM. A disputa has arisen at Cuba between the United States and Spanish authorities. The latter have claimed military service from a Spaniard naturalised in the United States, and assert that Spain does not release her born citizens who go abroad and become naturalised nbjects in other lands from military service or its equivalent. From the River Plate we learn that the two can didates for the Presidencies of the Confederation, in the room of Urquiss, are Fragneiro and Derqui. The former is a liberal; the latter is at the Lead of the poll at present, bat Bosoms Ayres may turn the seals against him. The Directing Senate of St. Petersburg has pub lished the fellowfsig decoke, eenctiened by the Emperor : " Foreign females who marry ROMlliell enbjeote become from Asthma linerien sadecte, although they have am taken say oath of allegiance; but on the death of their husbands they may ff they wish recover their former nationality, in the order peemeibed by the Meil code, and without being emapelled to pay the tax for throe years ea eat forth by that soda" M. Jame Posy, the head of the liberal pasty at OMAN tr arrived in Parts, on business, It is supposed, ocassesed wink elle question of Savoy. It I. meld shat Y. Pry bee hal a keg intsrvinr wish the Egaranr, ea tits subject el the previson of Chablais sad Fasetsay. 18604; EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (FROM OUR OWN COI PARIS, TI7ISDAT Evwxo. M. Thouvenel has been slightly indisposed, sad It is said that a diplomatic note on the Savoy question has been delayed in consequence. A artesian silence is maintained in official quarters as to whs. they the annexation is to be effected by means of universal suffrage or otherwise. The Pays has an ambiguous nots upon the subject, from which nothing can bs gathered except that France means to have Savoy, and will give a new proof "of her disinterestedness* by doing nothing mars than making a necessary rectification of her frontier. The Bourse was rather firm at the opening, but the Rents was never quoted higher than yesterday's closing price, and it ultimately dropped down to 67fr. 86c., both for cash and account, closing with a fall of 200. and 16c. Mobilier fell 6fr. Railways were from Ifr. 26c. to 21. 60c. lower. Madame Herold, the mother of the eminent com poser of that name, died yesterday. The Preece says in its weekly commercial review: Business both with manufacturers and wholesale houses in Paris continues in the meat inanimate condition, and the same may be said of the retail dealers. The sale of winter goods, ass matter of comae, Is now at an end, and the un favourable state of the weather prevents anything being yet done in articles for the spring. At Boom and Molhansen the mine dulness prevails, and although the manufacturers have already reduced their prime, they cannot affect sales. Little or nothing done in raw cotton In Havre, and prices naturally looking down. The Emperor, accompanied by one of hie aides-de camp, two days ago visited the studio of M. Ondin, who has just finished two pictures which his Majesty ordered in 1868, one representing the arrival of the Queen of England at Cherbourg, and the other the visit of the French fleet off Brest. The Emperor, after conversing for some time with the artist, ordered another picture representing the entrance of the French troops into Genoa. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) 171711111N0 00011711117111 Ii&LP IDOVERRIONS. - • Caroline Ong, a nepeetably.atund ammie, who Wooed her address, wee charged before Mr. Twhist with knew 's* aUsdag a camorrait half sovere ign to Mr. Smoot, butcher, of Grey's-ten-lane. From the evidence it amend that the prisoner entered the prosecute/es shop sod asked for six .psanyworth of meet, and tendend in payment a ommterfeit half sovereign. The intended &and wee at awe detected, end the primmer queetloeed es so how she beanie possessed of it, when her replies were se unsatisiactoey that she was given into custody, On the way to the polio'. etation the prisoner wee recognised by another trades man as having endeavoured, a few minutes before to peas a ooenterfeit half sovereign upon him. Police-ooruaable Hooker, 126 0, had made inquiries at the addresses given by the prisoner, and found them all to be false. The half. sovereigns are well got up, and ',present coin of 1860. The pelican said she aid not wish to make soy defence, end she wee not aware that the ooina were bed. Mr. Tirwkitt rseerarled the priwase for • week for the attendance of the Mint solicitor. LAMBETH. .lI.OIIBBILT BY • WO/101•14. Bothessis Ellie, a workman em ployed; the ezteasive brewery of Mows. Elliott and N‘r &tog, Pimlico, woe charged before Yr. Elliott with stealing three pounds weight of copper nails, the property of his employers. Sergeant Palmer, 2L, deposed that on the evening before he was In Webber-street, Waterloo-road, and observing the prisoner go into the shop of a marine store dealer, he suspected something wee up, and in consequence followed him in. He found him offering a Parcel of oopper nails for sale, whiehafter tome hesitation he said he had picked up in the street, but he told him that account would not do for him, that he wee an ofacer, and he must accompany him to the statioa•hons. The prisoner begged hard that he would not taker him Into custody, but he told him he roust do his duty, sad rubes queenly finding that he was employed at Masers. Elliott's brewery, he communicated the fact of his being be custody. Mr. John Dell, enrveyer to Meows. Elliott and Wabash the Stag Brewery, Pimlico, mid the primer was in the employment of the firm as s workman in the brewery, and as etch had seems to the store rooms where such articles as the nails produced were kept. The prisoner persisted is saying he picked them up in the street, when Mr. Dell remarked that his weirdos could not be correct, as he had himself observed him on the day before come from the store room where they were kept. Mr. Elliott observed that there could not be a doubt on the subject, end committed the primmer for one month's bard labour at the Wamdsworli House of Correction. SAVOY. The following is the text of the proclamation which the Governor of Chamber? hen Maned to all the oommonre of the province : Inhabitante of the Province of Chambery,—Sent bare by the Bisg's government for the purpose of drawing closer the ancient ties that unite these populations to the ismarcez ca l could not foresee events that are strange to me, and ender the accomplishment of my eliaelon so difficult. A secret agitation has for some time past posimeed the Wads of the inhabitants of Savoy. This seance win caused at first by the question of territorial recionstrootione, raised by the journals, and afterwards by the recent pnbries dos of official documents, that ham created a palatal anxiety ri=ltthe fate of your noble etenntry. mindful of your destinies, the King's govern ment, whi ch has never strayed from the paths of justice and loyalty, before it forms any resolution, will make an appeal to • sincere manifestation of the wishes of the populations, wording tomb legal form as the parliament of the kingdom shall be willing to establish. You will then be called upon to elect between this sadist monarchy of Savoy, to which you are bound by the affection of ogee and by an unlimited devotedseer, and the nation that has so many claim. on your sympathies either on soccant of itspeosimity or of recent However poignant may be the regret felt by the heart of the King should the provinces that were the glaciate °mile of the monarchy be able to decide on separating from the rest of the states, he would not refuse to acknowledge the vali dity of this manifestation, expressed In a pacido and regales' manna ; but nothing would so much 'data the heat of our magnanimous Bag as to see, while loyally appealing to your wishes, dieorden occurring which might disturb the solemn inenifsetation frankly demanded of these populations, sad at the sum time prevent him from really knowing year Irish. Ready to nteintela order and the respect due to the laws, I shell in every use depend on the calm and tranquil attitude that beessens a people which has to pronounce upon the 01=03270 its °pantry. The Goversor, Osso BUIL. Cluabetz March 10, 1860. LOBS OP THI 9UNG4RI4IV: MONTRBAL, F 99. 29. The following despatch has just been received by the agents of the steams Hanyarian "Harrington, Feb. 29. a* To B. Allen and Co.—l have just returned from the wreck, bet found nothing above the water but the starboard bow from the break of the formestle. All aka t that is gene, excepting 16 feet of stern close aft. Both parte are lying with a heavy list. No more bodies lave yet bees found. nom what I can learn from the &bermes, they mast have all gone to the eastward, about Port &tame. I start for they, this morning. From all I as en or learn of goods, sothing has bees taken as shore whole. The packages have all bees broke, up and taken into the boats in pieces, end carried to the ilehermum's booms. 1 have Sot seen a wheAs are or bets all around Cape Babli Island. I found a greet many loom lettere at the different flitenees's houses, and bed them all collected end brought here. Them are also 12 or 15 begs at the poet dike, which are open. I have issued notices to ell having goods to bring theta here, put Mem on shore, sad have them surveyed. There is a diver here, from Yarmouth, bat he has not been able to do anything. I have mum no pima rrs' effects to identify. (Sigßed) " ANDRIW CRAWFORD." THE RED SEA AND INDIA TELEGRAPH. We have been favoured with the following cam : " A menage from Alsondria has jag bean received, re porting that telegraphic eantanaloation la now complete between that place and Herreckee." The Noredades of Madrid states that extensive works have been projected at Tama, sad that ism Spanish nesrobants are about to establish themeless these; and from theme circumstances It ammo that the town will probably net be abandoned. A melancholy accident happened a short time shies M Bt. Petersburg, at a bell given to elm the carnival, at the house of a Mdme. Smirnol. The dune of • wax light *min In contact with • dress of one of the ladle., eat Ma to it, bat the denies ware extinguishel without any ma teriel injury. One of the lady's friends, • Mall.. Stadia eta, WY leading easidance, when her own dress refight fire. In a moment, loan her presence of mind, she rushed out of the room Into the corridor, and thenoe into the street. The servants who were in waiting in the ante-room, instead of wrapping her round with cloaks, of which they had plenty within reach, did in dismay, and the unfortunate young lady was actually burnt to death he the street, having, in her manests of sensibility, thrown herself on her knees se If to oar tap • prayer. PLYMOUTH, tulteDAT.—The Due de biontpensier has jest arrived la a Bpsaish alp of war. His Royal High s= is Dow at the Royal Hotel. Amu, HEDROMETERII.—n. Biiele contains the following :—" With respect to the commercial treaty with England we with to call attention to only one particular, which it le esmatial to know in order to jeep of the redno tam made in the duty on Frenelt wines. Their alcoholic strength Is to be amertained by meanie of Syria's, h)dreineter. Now 18 degrees of Sykes are equal to 87a of Gay-Losseds I ernimitnal alooholotneter • 26 degrees et the farrow awn , • dtoBl of the latter, and 40 degrees to 72. The desteir ' from which we take them statements, expmeass ha Mgr.' t hat the mama of ascertaining the alcoholic strength of wises and spirits ere not the same on both sides of the Channel. The choice is somewhat perplexing totems the numerous alooholometers, hydrometers, sad aerometers in vented by Batumi, Cousti, Cartier, end Brossard-Vital. It l ie also highly important to make sure that Um 111011111=116111 are accurately mode." WRECK for A LARGE AMERICAN SHIP.—TIZON mount, Devoe, TUESDAY Nlollll.—Yoterday usernism a large vessel was seen on the rocks sear Babeemabe, four miles west of this poet. fibs proved to be the American ski 1 Caroline, from Ham, having mistakes the lights cc her voyage. The Inatome belonging to the Royal National Life bait Institution waa immediately launaked, and proceeded to her assistance. The lifeboat resasiosd by the ship for same time, end in the wore* of the night, in ooninnetten with a steam tug, brought the mow of sixteen men on abets. Throe of the lifeboat's crew were left iu charge of the vessel. Part of her keel le knocked sway, and there is no doubt that she will bemoan a total wreck in • very abort dues This valuable lifeboat was instrumental, only a few weeks ego, in saving from destruction • large barque and 'her crew. 31LBLBOROUGH-STREET. DISTTrI3A/411 AT THI HATHARICHT THIATRE. Mr. limy Hugh Beckett, at 12, John-street, Bedford. row, solicitor was charged before Mr. Beadon with being dratik, creating a disturbance at the Haymarket Theatre and also with assaulting police-constable George Stroud : 144 A, a constable on duty at the theatre. From the evidence of Stroud, it appeared that at half per tea the previous night, while on duty in tha Hay market Theatre, he maw the defendant, who was in the boxer, standing np and talking at the top of his votes at the time that the performances were going on. Several persons re quested him to be quiet, and finding that he would not, he (Stroud) went to lire, and told him that he must sit down and be quiet, or leave the theatre. The defendant called him a vagabond, and asked why he spoke so him. Ha wr then, to prevent farther disturbance, obliged to remove him from the boxes, and In doing as the defendant struck kim a blow on the chin, and he then took him into custody. The defendant said he was taken very W, and wished to know whether his worship would allow him to make the con stable • present of a sovereign? Mr. Heron said he would allow nothing of the kind whatever. The 4eiendant woe ordered to pay 405., or a month, for the oassult. THAMES. Till LATI CABII OP HOCUUING AND MIDADLT. Mr. Harry Allra, the prossent g allow of the Armlets Insiituden for Improving and lleorg the Laws for the ProemUon of Women, appied to Mr. Selfe for a copy of the depositions against a person named George Church, a caulker, of °Wiens -street, Bromley, who woe oommitted from title court to take his trial, a few days ago, for an assault of a very grave nature upon a girl named Emma Lewis, whom he first made insensible, and that dragged into a coffes-hoom brothel, No. 2, High-street, Stepney. Mr. Allis said the wads of the girl wore very poor, and could not afford to pay the mob of a prow:atlas at the widow. The can wee one of a wig serious description, and the girl narrowly escaped ruin. It wee therefore considered advisable that the " Asso ciate Institution" shook& prosecute and instruct counsel In this c.a.. ;.gelfe granted tbe applioation and direeed Mr. Bowden, the ercond dirk, to furn Let Mr. Alien with a copy of tha de positions. 4 DUEL PREVENTED AT BRISTOL. On Monday afternoon (says the Western Daily Press), so applauder& wee made to Rory Prichard, Beq.„ one of the coy justices of the pease, by Mrs. Cartes, the wide of a gentleman named Alfred Thomas Bridges Caner, wader circumstances which led to the Waft of a warrant kir the apprehension of Mr. A. T. B. Carter, of Rowland Cottage. sad Mr. George Baustleve, of Belgrave Howe, owi c og to the former having seat • challengeellenge to deb= ww had bees accepted by the latter. 0 ori el the mayor's sergeente (Deno) was &sleeted for the heeaien of the parties named In the warrant, &ad= 6 o'clock be. accompanied by another of the mayor's sergeants, soned Chapman, went off in search et the would-be belligerents, and AM introduced himself to the promo of Mr. Cense, who was busily esgspd In snaking arreaposers for a departure by the soon o'clock train for Landes, preparstory to a journey to Calais where reettare were to es settled " honourably after the manner of patio ma." Demo, with becoming delicacy, imparted the nature di kis business, on which Mr. Carter pointed to a crie s[ dolling pistols on the table, and ironically observed. " There ere the little fellows th at were to do the brashises." gathered strength sad lacenically remarked, "You D e= wouldn't kill a man, sir "Wouldn't I," replied be, "rd do for him." DIM. bn ,11 5 begged his delivered him into the custody of Chapman, sad Mr. Bounders, who is • surgeon in th e Bengal Civil sod in doe eons sppreheaded him. It seemed that Mr. Carter sad his professional antagonist hod • dispute upon same matters which it would ill become as to plus betore the public, and the result was that the former sect • chalo leap to the military hero of the lintel, which was duly acknowledged end soomeed in midair. The note coavoins the acceptance of the challenge got into the bands of Mo. Carter, and she at one communioared with the authorities. Both being in custody the officers proceeded to the wood house with there, and such of them war bound over, Mood in &Of., and two sureties in 1001. each. BOILER EXPLOSION AT TOTNIS. PLYMOUTH, TrzeDAT. There wu an explosion of an engine boiler at Totnes to-day. The roof of a shed wsa partially blown off, and am man in the employ of the South Devon Railway was killed. It was the engine of the down goods train, whkik left Ruler about saves o'clock this morning. EXPLOSION NEAR AIRDRIE.-.-011 Friday night a terrible catastrophe occurred at Dandyven Ironwork; near Coatbridge, in the neighbourhood ot Airdrie. Abaft 9 o'clock the No. 6 furnace exploded. It appears that up is the thin of the accident tin furnace was apparently is Sint, rate working order, and it a conjectured that in some part elf the forn•ce • quantity of the oontenta had got incrusted to the side, which,gmting free by the heated air continually blow. tag In, fell suodenly down, mad thereby forced out a large quantity of what had collected underneath. Three men end a lad who were working in front of this were overwhelmed In an instant by the liquid mars of amnia and ashes. Ths some which followed wee heartrending is the extreme. Their clothes were consumed, and nearly every part of their boding fearfully scorched. Their cries were pitiable, and the melt ran soon dismace from the place, bat the poor boy could WC escape. With some diffioalty, however, be was extricated and taken home, but died within an hour afterwards. Th• three men lingered in excrudating pain till Saturday, when they expired. CLEVER CAPTURE OP A HORSE-STEALER.—III 002 market on Wednesday a men offered fur sale a Mare worth about 301. at so low • tiore that sospiclon wail I molted, but eventually sold It to • Colchester dealer. named Plumb, for 81. Plumb resold it to • Brandon ! dealer, named B,sed for 141. 10e. Stead resold it to • Gourley dealer award Drake for 181. 10e., and Dram resold it to • Feedbags dealer named Covell for 181. Rt. There facts cams to the knowledge of the police, and Con ►table Vail biaring that the orgies] possessor of the mare WWI about to start for Thetford, west to the Angel Izr sad sot seeing him there, got upon the Thetford coach rods as ter as the Railway Tavern, where a man somewhat Stager to the one of whom he had received a description got up. His elliee to the; oftcor's questions being unmade factory, Veil &eked him to accompany him to the station boos% and on the way, after telling two or three dif ferent tales, he said, '• It's no use telling any more lies about it. I found the man with the linker upon it, between Lopha:• Whlie Horse sod Carboldisham dues or four days ago, and brought her awe to sell tc-day." The prisoner (who then pave the name of George Bhaldrskr, end stated he belonged to Oakley) had not been locked up mom than twenty minute", when the superintendent of police from Market Down/tun arrived in pursuit of the stolen mare. Icapector Roberts sccompsnicd him to Fordhsn, wh, re the mireiug property was recovered, sad the prisoner has since been removed tO Market Downbeat' to await an examimatioo boi ,, re the Nor. folk imagist, ates. It has 1.10011 been amerisinied that the man Invested a portion of the N. at shop of W. Mattbswe, clothier, in a cost, !rowers. &c., by the mesas of which he doubtless hoped to avoid detection.—Bey totif Norwich Pest.