The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-03-19 00:00:00

SAVOY,

The Savoy aertattfioh, consisting of 40 mem-
bers; has arrived in Paris, and will be'receivea,,
by the Emperor.'

PitITSbIA

ttitLlN, March 17.

The deslAtat of M. Thouvenel, explaining the
motives for the annexation of Savoy, was received
yesterday. Its contents have been communicated
to the Prussian Government.

TURKEY.

BELGRADE, March lit.

The Porte has recognised Michael Brenowich
as successor to his father, Milasch, Prince or

Servia,

NAPLES.

NAPLES (via Genoa), March 14,

Six Neapolitans have been sent into -exile
other Neapolitans have been inforMea that they
may remain at Naples.

The Cobra of Vienna has disapproved of the
severe measures which were intended. An
Austrian General has arrived at Naples. The
ambassadors of the Western ,Powers have given

advice to the King.

AUSTRIA.

VttA, March 18.

Tht— French Anihassadol7,- the de
MOustier, informed the Austrian Government a
few days ago of the approaching evacuation of
*Lombardy by the French troops, and in the,name
of his Government expressed a wish that after the
departure of the French, troops, Austria, in
accordance with the principles contained in Count
Rechberg's .despatch. of the lith of January,
• would continue to observe non-intervention in the
affairs of Central
,Italy. The Austrian Govern-
ment has despatched its reply direct to Paris.
The Austrian note says, that since the interview
at Villafranca, the, Emperor Francis Joseph has
'made too m tny sacrifices for the maintenance of
peace to be able to recommence a struggle,which
would scion become a European war. But
although keeping a merely observant attitude,
Austria believes nevertheles's that she.must draw
the attention of :France to the secret intrigues' of
Sardinian agents in Venetia, as well as -to the
continued provocations :of the Piedmontese
Ministry, and she repeats most distinctly that the
Emperor Francis. Joseph would not hesitate to
make the greatest sacrifices id defence of his
rights over Venetia. -' • f

RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 17.

It is expected that Prince Gortschakoff, who,
for some time past, has been seriously-jib will,
on his own demand, be shortly releas'ed from his
duties as Minister for Foreign Affairs of Russia ;
and that Baron de Budberg, Russian Minister at
Berlin, will be his successor.

PAPAL STATES.

ROME, March 16.

This morning a great manifestation in favour of
the Pope has taken place at the Vatican.

CALCUTTA AND CHINA ,:MAILS.

The Valetta and Ripon left' Malta for Alexan-
dria, at six p.m., on the 14th, and noon of the
15th instant respectively.
The Colombo left Suez, for Calcutta., on the
9th instant.

The Nubia arrived at. Aden, en route to Suez
on the 10th instant.

The following appeared in a portion of our
impression of Saturday :

FRANCE. AND SAVOY.

If the news received yesterday, by, telegram,. respect-
ing the ipode of ceding of Savoy be correct, the _Daily
News regards the event as more serious in its ultimate
:and necessary consequences than any which has occured
Since the fall of the great, Napoleon. Henceforth not
even ',the most sanguine will be able to believe in the
maintenance of peace. Europe has to reckon with a
power which tramples upon the most sacred rights, and
has east -off respect for everything but material force .
Sooner or, later. Europe will find itself compelled in self
defence to confine this power within the limits of law.
The Herald uses the same language. It says the time
will come when Europe will have to pay for its long
and culpable inaction, and its miserable divisions, by
efforts as costly and as united as those which forty-five
years age gave peace to the world.

The Pot believes that at the present the questiOn
stands thus :—Sardinia is about to cede Satby and Nice by
treaty to France. France will then consult the populations
as to whether they choose annexation to France Or a
separate independency. If they select the latter, then
Sava), will be constituted an independent 'state ; if the
former, the result will be communicated to the Great
Powers. In the case of serious disapproval and opposition
oh the part of the European states, which, however, is
,not anticipated, then France would probably consent -to
the establishment of Savoy as an independent state.
What is positive is, that France will never consent,
under any circumstances, to the retention of what are
called the French slopes of the Alps by Sardinia,
enlarged as she will be to a power inferior only to
Prussia.