The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-04-02 00:00:00

participated in the engagements contracted by
France, who, in consideratiOn of the treaty of
1735, 110 i guaranteed the possession of Tuscany
to the House of. Lorraine, in order to indemnify
this dynasty, for the cession of her ancestral
heritage The note of Austria futher recalls that.
by virtue of the treaty concluded in. 1753, by the
mediation of George IT., King of England, and
countersigned by- him in his quality of Head
of the House of Este, the right, of succes7
*ion in . the Modenese States Was eon-.
fetred 'upon the third son of the Emperor
Francis and Maria Theresa, to WhoM it was
designed to unite the granddaughter of the I)uke
of Modena. Thus, then, the' ing of Sardinia, in
accepting The annexation of the Italian Duchies,
openly violates not only the public, treaties of
1815, .but also the treaties which he has signed as
a direct contracting party with Austria. Such a
violation is so much the more flaoTant froM having
been accomplished upon the morrow after, the
Peace of 'Vibafranca and Zurich, of which the'
essential condition way the'restoration of the legi '
timate princes.

('9()L- RECEPTION OF FRENCH TROOPS

IN NICE.
The President of the National Committee at
-Nice has 'forwarded the followingtelegrom to Mr.
Reuter:—

NICE, April 1, 8 p.m.
To-day the
,entry of the. 'Freneh troops look
Place here. The attitude. Of .the pOpulation was
cold. This 'evening disturbances have been sup-.
Pressed. (Ce soir conflits comprithes.)'

NEWS FROM NAPLES,

NAPLES (rid GenOa), March 26.
_ It is asserted that the. ambassadors of the
Westeru -0, 9Wers have remitted collective notes to
the Government,lin order to determine the King
to adopt reforms. ' -The •
Alarquis de- Vilhimarina was received
Yesterday by the- Kingr who is said to, have
"rattfuttleated the Marquis that the Neapolitan
rttoops had crossed the frontiers, against which,
repot aci4s, 11. de Villamarina protested. •
, is also ,eaid that the Ministry have ten-
dered their ''reSignation to the King; but that
his
tfiajeSty refused to accept it.
'NAPLES, 27th March (via. Marseilles.) •
110 military movement has yet taken place.
he kirig has granted Several commercial conces.
4wns.to
.the inhabitants of Sicily, and has decreed
.the
construction of ,a network of public roads,in
• • _ ree Cahtbnaii provmees.

ROMAN.PRISONERS SET AT I.,II3ERTY.

Rom March 30.
lhe official Giornale di Roma has- the f 0119-
mineral
At the request of the French officers,
r.neral Guyon included, the individuals arrested
ere on the 19th inst., by the pontifical gendarmes,
have been set at liberty.

~ . •
HANOVER AND. THE STADE •DUES.
• • BETiLIN, March 31.
tuutover, hai raised fresh difficulties with
to the redemption -of the Stade Dues.
,i!ce 4th Mai' next has been' fixed by England as
'Me final terra" for HanoVer to give in her de-
claration.

4VILLAPRA.NCA A. NAVAL , ESTABLISH-

A .MENT. . .
re
Port is to be prepared on the capabilities,
q:Vi,ll afranca, in' the newly-acquired territory of,
Nice. It is said that it is to' become a. :naval:
establishment of the first order, and 'station. for
Part of the Mediterranean fleet. •
•
TAE
ANG,L9 FRENCH ALLIANCE. .
PARIS, March 31.
The Constititti-isnhel .has an article signed by its
chief. editor, l'ilf.'lVrandguillot, endeavouring to,-
!refute the diatribes of the English, orators- and
Journalists. ' This article recalls .that Napoleon
11(1.a done •everything :to 'render the alliance
ac, cePtable,' which, if itiptured, would be the
Signal far a struggle and for fresh troubles. M.
(Irtuacigtiillot believes this alliance is so firmly
connected with modern ideas and necessities that ,
Partial dissent will not be. strong enough to.
hrealz 'it.

THE. ,POPE AND VICTOR' EMMANUEL. -
Rom.E, March 2; It is Marseilles).
is.assertedthat the Pope :has again written,
-to King victor Emmanuel, declaring that His
Holiness will 134 compelled to interrupt rela-
tiOiasrs7ith the royal family, ;and threatening the
most extreme severities a the Church should the
King persist in occupying the Legations.
In case of its evacuation by'th: French, Rome
will be occupied by the Pontifical troops. Neapo-
litan troops will enter the Marches.
At Ancona, 3,000 men of the Papal army are
concentrated. General Lamoriciere is about "to
inspect the garrisons.
A new revolutionary demonstration in Rome
Was intended, but did not take place, because, by
printed 'sheets; secretly distriblited, the people
Were told that the French troops might become.
annoyed:
The official journal directs the attention of its,
readers .to thethanife.statiou Whic4 took place 011
Friday and Sunday last, during! the passage of
the Pope, and mentions that 300 Irish hadbeeii
received' at then: Irish College and at the French
S6zinary. The journal adds, that Ireland has
always been heroic, even under the.secular mis-
fortunes under which She labours.

AY, S NV ITZERLAND.
B March 30
•

Smv.tzerland has notified to the Powers that,
11 Nvill take energetic measures against any

The Federal Council has-resolved to send a Corn-
juissioner to Geneva, in order to place the Geneva
"'clitingriit under the command of Col. Zugler.

s~~l9y~~,

- SEIZURE OF A STEAMER. ".
GENEVA, March 30.
iiAbout 150 men, Savoyards and members of the
nePltnral ''Society, have seized upon the
Federal
and .made for Thonon. The
'ecieral Council will take severe measures against
attempts ,

ALLEGED CONTRADICTIONS -
IN TILE
te94411,1CT OF THE. ENGLISH 'MINIS,TRI
srhe Pays has an.article by.- M. Cassagnac,
*ZPrening its regret 'on account, pf'the reprOaches
.of.Englancl concerning the annexatiOn„Of Savoy,
"(I Painting out the contradictions in the. conduct
of that Power, who, although encouraging the
Itrulexation of Central Italy. to Piedmont, opposes
that
of ,Savoy to France, and -Who,: while support- .
111,_g Inv.ject of annexation, to Sardinia of the
v
"'rates-or the Church and of Naples, which two
countries .do not solicit such annexation, refuses
to accede to the desire of the lonian- Islands to be
Te-united to Greece. '

THE PAPAL EXCOMIAUNICATIQN.
The Post has rece4 ived_ the .following telegram.
from Paris Holy Father, in an assembly
cardinals and bishOps, has drawn up his"aci of
ellcrfirounicatiOn ; but, as it is stated in official
circles, this measure accuses no person by name,
and therefore involves none of the consecniences
thaitt would formerly have followed. In general
terms the excommunication addresses itself to
those
who have contributed to the seizure of a
PErt of the Papal States. or,m,s3or 3(c• •` •
43ipw 2f)t.4

PItUSSIA. ')11'
BERLIN; March 30.

The statement that Prussia intends to establish
two- fortified encampments is, according to reli-
able information, without any foundation. '
The Kre~z Zcitu'ng, of this evening, says the
reply of Prussia to M. Thouveuel's despatch is in
reality of a rather evasive character. It expresses
grat dissatisfaction on account of the'annexation
"ISav°Y, but it cannot be characterised a,s,a pro•.•
lest. A
regards the claims of . Switzerland,
4.l.ussla has not yet sent her reply to the note
Of the' Fedei.al Council.

AGITATION IN. TURKEY. •
CONSTANTIOPLE,` 11.1arch•2.
The I?anslaNtists 'continue their 'agitation; '.but,
no immediate rising is expected. The French
representative at Belgrade has advised this.party
to use moderation.

The Porte has obtained from Russia the recall
of. Prince Dolgonosko.
The Sultan has granted- an amnesty to the
Candiots. ' "
Vzince Coma detains .Prince George Stirbey,
accused. 'of high treason, a prisoner. The
Aoittnaino. are ranch attached to Prince Stirbey;
and demand that lie Would be brought to trial.