The Express.
London, England, 1860-03-19 00:00:00

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LATEST ThtTELLIGENCV

AOCEPTANCE OF THE SOVEREIGNTY OF
THE ROMAGNA BY MEG VICTOR EM-
I MANIIEL
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TURIN, SUNDAY, MUCH 18.

Signor Farini arrived here to-day at 12 o'clock,
and was presented to the King at 4 p.m. Signor
Farini said :

" I have the honour to place in the hands of your
Majesty the legal documents containing the returns
of the universal suffrage of the people of 'Emilia.
May your Majesty deign to receive them with
favour as a token of gratitude and confidence."
The King replied :

"This manifestation of the national will is so
universal and so spontaneous that it confirms to
Europe, at a different time and under altered con-
ditions, the vote already expressed by the National

Aasemblies of &mills. This
plates the proofs of the order, patriotism, and wis-
dom by which those peoples have merited universal
sympathy and esteem. I accept their solemn vote,
and henceforth will be proud to call them
my peoples. In uniting to my ancient provinces
not only the States of Modena and Parma, but
also the Romagna, which has already separated it-
self from the Papal government, Ido not intend
to fail in my deep devotedness to the Chief of the
Church. lam ready to defend the independ-
ence necessary to the Supreme Minister of
religion, the Pope ; to contribute to the
splendour of his court, and to pay homage to
his sovereignty. Our parliament, in receiving the
representatives of Central Italy, will assure pros-
perity, liberty, and independence to Vie new
kingdom."
The Officio/ Gazette publishes a royal decree an-
nexing the provinces of Amilia to Sardinia.
The city is en fete.
A royal decree convokes the electoral assemblies
of the Amilian provinces for the 25th of March ;
another decree appoints fifteen new senators.

THE KING OF SARDINIA UNDER THE
BAN OF THE POPE.

states that the Pope haa ad-

dressed a monitory to King Victor Emmanuel, inti-
mating that henceforth all relations between his
Holiness and the royal family must be considered
as broken off ; that his Majesty will understand
that he has openly violated the laws of the church,
and is formally excommunicated. The holy father
reserves to himself the duty of taking into considera-
tion the interests of the universal church and the
good catholics of Piedmont, before proceeding to
severer measures which in any event weigh from
henceforth upon the person of the king.

TUSCANY.
The Pattie contains the following note :

We learn from Turin, under dated the 16th, that the
negotiations relative to Tummy are actively going on, and
thet the affair is in a way of arrangement. We are assured
that the system proposed is to reconcile the two principles
by creating a vice-royalty in Tuscany, with which Prince
Carignan will be temporarily invested. The prince will
reside in Florence, where he will have a bril-
liant court, and this city will thus continue to
be a capital. Tuscany will send deputies to the
Turin parliament, and will moreover have a special assembly
for internal affairs. She will keep her Leopoldine laws and
certain special privileges required by the habits of her
people. This planohould it be adopted, will enable Tus-
way to enjoy all the political advantages of annexation,
while at gni same time retaining her autonomy. We pub-
lish this information as we received it from our correspon-
dent, who manures us that the plan exists and is accepted as
authentic in the best informed circles of Turin.

FLORENCE, Masai

A solemn religion" ceremony has taken place on
the occasion of the publication of the result of the
vote.

The Archbishop intoned the Te Delon. The city
is en fete. Shouts of " The Bing for ever !"
" Ricasoli for ever !" are general.

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HOLLAND.

PRUSSIA.

'UNITED STATES.

contahmod is Octant Rechberg's despatch
of. I'M February, would continue to observe
non ntion in the affairs of Central Italy.

The Austrian government has despatched its
reply direct to Paris. The Austrian note says that
since the interview at Villafranca the Emperor
Francis Joseph has made too many sacrifices for the
maintenance of peace to be able to recommence a
struggle which would soon become a European war.
Eat, although keeping a merely observant attitude,
Austria believes nevertheless that she must draw
the attention of France to the secret intrigues of
Sardinia' agents in Venetia, as well as to the con-
tinued provocations of the Piedmontese Ministry,
and she repeats most distinctly that the Emperor
Francis Joseph would not hesitate to make the
greatest sacrifices in defence of his rights over
Venetia.

THE PAPAL STATES.
ROMA !Lace 16.
This morning a great manifestation in favour of
the Pope ham taken place at the Vatican.

THE TWO SICILIES.
NAPLES (vii Gem*, MAWR 14.

Six Neapolitans have been sent into exile; other
Neapolitans have been informed that they may re-
main at Naples.
The court of Vienna has disapproved of the
severe measures which were intended. An Austrian
general has arrived at Naples.
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The ambassadors of the Western Powers have
given advice to the King.

The Communal Council of Amsterdam has re-
solved to raise a loan of three millions of florins,
for the purpose of making a canal to connect Am-
sterdam directly with the Northern Sea.

BERLIN, SATURDAY.

The despatch of M. Thouvenel explaining the
motive for the annexation of Savoy was received
here yesterday. Its contents have been communi-
cated to the Prussian government.

THE GERMANIC CONFEDERATION.
ntianuroar-m-TirremuNE, &Tummy.

In to-day's sitting of the Federal Diet Prussia
gave her vote in reference to the affair of Electoral
Hesse. Prussia demanded the re-establishment of
the constitution of 1831 after being submitted to
examination by the Federal Diet.

The committee of the affair of Electoral Hesse
presented their report to-day. The majority of
the committee proposed that the petition of the
Second Chamber of Hesse should be dismissed,
stating as reason the incompetency of the Diet.
The minority declared that it could not join in this
ProPogid• _

QUEENSTOWN, Itoinuor.

The Royal Mail steam-ship Europa, Captain
Leitch, has arrived. She left Boston on the 7th and
Halifax on the 9th March. She brings 44 passengers,
90,000 dollars in specie for England, and 5,000 dollars for
Havre. She landed all the mails, and proceeded on to
Liverpool.
The Europa passed the America, from Liverpool, on the
10th of March.

The rejection of the treaty with Mexico by the Senate
was anticipated, in which event Mr. M'Lane, the American
minister, will not return. Troops were under orders for
Texas and Mexico.

The black crew of the Itritish ship Aramingo bad muti-
nied. Onc of the mutineers was shot, and the others were
arrested at Charleston.

The Runt= fleet bad sailed from Honolulu for
Cronatadt.

Mr. Nelson was in California. The news from that
place is unimportant. Business was dull, owing to a large
number of arrivals.

Havannah &dykes Ito March 1 state that the steamers I
General Mirsmon and Marques left for Vera Crux on the
27th ult., under the Mexican flag. Sugar steady ; stock,
90,000 boxes. Freights unaltered.
Advice, from Victoria, British Columbia, to the Bth ult.,
state that 82,000 dollars worth of gold bad been exported
in the month of January.
New Yoga. Itasca 6.—Flour and corn firm, and prices
tending upwards. Provisions quiet. fiagars heavy. Coffee
quiet. Iron and docks firm.
Meld% 6.—Eiales of Cotton, 18,000 bake.
Middling, 104 c. to 11c. Sales in three days, 42,000; re-
ceipts, 26,000 bales. Freights to Liverpool, id. Exchange,
74 to 84 premium.