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London, England, 1861-04-03 00:00:00

yet known.

proceed to Turin.

GENOA, APRIL 2.

POSEN, APRIL

Similar demonstrations afterwards took place
before the houses of the President of the Tribunal
and the Inspector of Schools.

Order was re-established by the military.

ST. PETERSBURG, APRIL 2

It is said that Prince Gortechakoff has addressed
a circular, dated the 20th ultimo, to the Russian
representatives abroad, stating that " Russia and
Europe have witnessed the proof that the Emperor,
far from deferring, takes the initiative by granting
reforms, anci prosecutes them with perseverance."
" The Emperor," continues the circular, " de-
sires that what he has granted should become a
reality and open to Poland a path of regular

progress."

WARSAW, APRIL 2.

Another proclamation, addressed by Prince
Gortschakoff to the people, has been published,
whioh says :

" The important moment compels me to again
address to you words of reason.

" The institutions which have been promised you
guarantee the dearest interests of your country,
religion, and nationality. These institutions will
be sincerely carried out.

" Avoid disturbances, which the Government
cannot approve, and which would impede all pro-

gress."

PARIS, APRIL 2.

The Pays of this evening says :—" It is said that
General Ulloa is the bearer of a petition to Prince
Murat signed by 750,000 persons, 80,000 of whom
are inhabitants of Naples."

TURIN, APRIL 2,

In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies
Signor Massari made an interpellation in reference
to the affairs of Naples. He maintained that there
would be no safety for Italy unless she was united.
He criticised the present organisation of the Nea-
politan provinces, and proposed several remedies,
one of which was the suppression of the Council of
Lieutenancy.
Signor Paternostro expressed his regret that a
factious minority had caused anarchy in Sicily.

MM. Amari and Crispi are expected to reply to
this accusation.

The Minister will answer the interpellation to.

morrow.

BERNE, APRIL 2.
The Turin Military Gazelle, having published an
article proposing to France, Italy, and Austria,
the partition of Switzerland, Count Cavour has
officially declared to the Federal Council that this
article does not represent the policy of the Italian
Government.

QUEENSTOWN, APRIL 2

The Hon. Wm. L. Yancey, of Alabama; Judge
P. A. Rost, of Louisiana ; and Colonel A. Dudley
Mann, the Special Commissioners of the Southern
Confederacy to England and France, were to sail
from Savannah on the 27th ult. for Southampton.

LISBON, APRIL 3.

The Royal Mail Steam Packet Company's ship
Oneida, with the Brazil mail, will leave for South-
ampton at 7 a.m. to-day, with 57 passengers,
£24,626 in specie, and 3,220 bags of coffee.

PLYMOUTH, WEDNESDAY MORNING.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge hap
arrived here, accompanied by General Foster and
Colonels Chapman, dervois, and Bingham. His
Royal Highness was received by Major• General
Hutchinson, commander-in-chief of the district,
Col. Owen, Brigade-Major Kirk, Capt. McKinnon,
and Lieut, Rimmington, aides-de camp.

Garibaldi left Caprera on Sunday evening last,
and has arrived here. It is believed that he will

Riots took place yesterday at Kalisch. A
multitude of about 3,000 persons made a noisy
and insulting demonstration (Katzenmusik) before
the house of the captain of the district. The win-
dows of the house were smashed, and the captain
fled to the cadet school amid the shouts and yells
of the people.
His deputy was likewise insulted.