The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-03-31 00:00:00

GREAT AGITATION ON THE PARIS
.• I)OURSE.-1 T 1.0

PARII,, March 30.
,
12, noon.—Funds open very firm at a further
important rise. Renes were first done at 70f.
50c4i 'and `. immediatAy aillclanced -do; 70f.
70c.-1 A reactionary movement has begun
and great agitation prevails. Rentes have
fluctuated .con4iderabl, and are now quoted
70f. 10e.-2.10 p.m. :, 'The Bourse continues
very excited, and large realisations are causing
all funds to decline. The official closing price
was 69f. 30c., but, business was doma,,afterwqrds!
68f.'85c., being a rebound. of 11, per cent. sincel
yesterday.

REPORT OP' THE SWISS FEDERAL
COUNCIL.

ZURICH, Marcli 29.

The ,following i 'it-sumMarY of , the report
addressed by the Federal Connell to:the F'edqral
Assembly :—The interests of the safety, inae-
•
pendence; and neutrality of Switzerland demand
that her rights in reference to the neutralised
provinces of ISavOyi shOuld not be encroached upon
by their annexation to France. ,Evenadmitting
that the neutrality of these provinces should
continue, their annexation would still be igainst
the treaties, and would threaten the rights and
interests of Switzerland. .The expectation ofoe
dodd office of the :Powers concerning then
questions,' reassures Switzerland on condiii4On
•
that /no .occupation of those provinceS by France
previously takes place, and that-the statu
shall ••be respected. • The • following are,' there-
fore,
the, " propoSals made by the Federal
COuncil :—That the Assembly may ratify the
resOhitions. which have been adopted and grant
the riecessark.'credits.,. The Assembly should
' request the Council'. to " continue, to protect
energetically the rights and interests of Si
• land in' regard' of the• neutralised provinces of
Savoy, and to obtain that the state quO would te
respected. It may also- authorise the pfesidetif
to take all necessary measures to that effect.
The .General Assembly, will be again convoked
in the event off-its becoming necessary to call on
the troops, or should 'other 'grave circumstanOs
require it

BERNE, March 29.

The Federal Assembly has appointed alconunis-
sion of twenty-three meruben, who will examine
the reportlthe Federal Council, and will pro-
to-niorrow- morning. -

PRELIMINARIES OF PEACE BETWEEN
SPAIN AND MOROCCO...
, MADRID, ..14Th 29.

The official' Gazette publishes the'prelim inaries
of peace agreed.ilptia betiveen"Simin and iVforoceo.
Morocco cedes to Spain the whole territory from
the sea to the Hollow Road of Angliera, and also
a certain portion of territory at Santa Cruz. The,
convention of 1859 referring to 'Melilla, Penon, and
Albucenas is ratified. An indeMnity of 20,000,000
df piastres is to be paid to Spain. Tetuan will
be kept by,f Spain till this payment is effected.
A treaty of commerce is, also to be concluded,
guaranteeing privileges to Spain to to the most
favoured nation.. A representative of Spain and
a missionary establishment to be permitted tat
Fez. The treaty of peace is to be signed at
Tetuan before .the 25th. April, Alt hostilities-to
cease. The Spanish army, however, to be allowed
to chastise the Kabyles. 0 0 -

ATISIT OF THE QUEEN TO PRUSSIA

The Independanee states that Queen Victoria
is expec4d at. Berlin towards' the end. of June;
The_ confinement of the ' Princess'Frederick
William is expected in Jnly.

A FRENCH JOURNAL AT GENEVA.

A journal, under French protection, is shortly
to come out at Geneva, to advocate the doctrine
of natural frontiers to the fullest extent. •

CABINET. COUNCIL.
A Cabinet,Council was held yesterday afte:
noon.

THE. BADEN *CONCORDAT.

The Parliamentary committee to which: the
Baden concordat was referred have reported by
a majority of eight to one againSt.its.ratification,
in consequence of which it becomes 4nnulled. •