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

THE ITALIAN VOTE.

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'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.