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D,,,,iJ.d Account of the News by the Steamship
America.
The Baltimore Patriot publishes the following detailed
account of the news by the steamer America iurnshed
by Messrs Thompson & Garland, teegraphc agents;
LIVERPOOL, April 81, 1919.
The affairs of the continent still in very distracted
state though there some bright spots in the general
gloom yet.
In the National Assembly on Monday, the President
of the Council of Ministers made communication rea-
live to the Intervention OF France in the affairs OF Italy
lie stated substance that the contra coup OF me Veto
ries of the Ausans the Piedmontese would be te
throughout the whole of Central Italy; that crisis APP
peared to be imminent in the Roman States; and that
France would not remain indifferent TO such state oil
things He added that the protection OF natives OF France
resident in Italy, the necessity OF maintaining the eg
mate nfueuce which France longer possessed in Italy,
and the desire which the French government felt to con-
tribute towards obtaining for the Roman people good
government, based upon liberal institutions, rendered II
duty of the cabinet 10 make OF the liberty which The
Assembly had granted by its vote OF the Goth OF
March, 10 occupy temporarily the territory OF that PENN
sua.
The minister said that it was impossible for him to
upon further Details but the Intervention OF France
would prove ethcacous guarantee to the interest OF
their (he Freneh) policy, and for the cause OF liberty On
finishing his speech, M Odion baro, read project Of
law, granting credit to the government OF l2oO,o00f
TO meet the additional expenses required for the sup
port and footing, during three months OF the troops
forming the expedition. AT the request OF the minister,
the Assembly Immediately met in its bureau TO appoint a
committee to make report on The urgency OF me PROJECT
of the law inqueson The communication OF the coun
Gil listened 10 by the Assembly with profound aiten
M Jules Faire presented the report of the committee.
which was unanimous OF the urgency demanded by the
debate ensued on the project OF law reported by NJ
Odon Barrot The first clause of l2o0,o00 francs, to
enable the to meet the expense OF putting the
expedition 10 Cvi,a Veccha war footing, was passed
by vote OF 395 to $685. making majority In favor OF the
government OF liz.
The second clause was passed without division Of
the Assembly. On the third DIVISION Tor the bill 1893,
against it St but this occasion, the mountain hay
ing abstained from voting the total number OF votes was
only AGO. which less than the number required by
the reg ulatons. The vote consequently not full
A second vote taken on the question on Tuesday,
when the measure was carried by majority OF 3Ss to
ISL
appears from the accounts from Paris that the gov
eminent have determined TO send an army OF 900 10
Rome 10 assist the Pope; Lenore LOudnott to command
The president of the council says that will be
taken free and liberal government to the Ro
man people
OF the modification OF the ministry General ainorciere
is spoken Of for the Minister OF War, and Gen Beduer
for that q Foreign Affairs The cholera largely on the
increase in Paris, and many persons of opuence have
been its victims Up to the 10th there have been 1862
cases. of which 1922 had proved fatal
The closing prices OF the three per cents. was SO TO-
and the five per cents. 50 To-
Germany is still in state OF great confusion. The
Prussan government is said to have obtained the assem-
OF few Of the small Sates such Hesse Casse Bruins
wick, and Wemar to the assumption OF the imperial dig
nifty by the King; but these form only small part OF thu
States of Germany Austria is of violently opposed
TO apan which would transfer the imperial dignity from
the house OF Hapsbug to that of Arudenbu.gh Bavaria
the third State in Germany for population and influence
scarcely less Both France and Russia strongly OPP
posed the change All these difficulties may perhaps be
got over if the smaller States OF Germany unanimous
favor of the union with PrusSiabut this not the TACT
Hanover whose assent is essential TO the carrying out OF
the scheme is not likely 10 give it. Saxony has teo
strong of what interests has IN the way oil
constituting the German empire on me basis proposed al
Frankfort and even if they could be overcome, 1t
doubtful if she would assent.
The following significant paragraph appears in the
second edition Of the Cologne Gazette of the 18th "a
Prussan note, bearing date April 18Th, and IN
tended answer to the Austrian one OF the Sth
cared TO the Omutz cabinet that the Prusslan gov
eminent will not be deferred by the opposition OF the
Austrian ministry from assisting, with all It's power
in speedy foundation of union confederate State
and it is firmly resolved to uphold and protect the
war. This will be accomplished with the concurrence
of the German princes In word, the relations of Aus
DESTROYS the government may be to keep good terms
with the Olmnn cabinet, public opinion is too anxious
and strong this TO allow OF the demands OF the
populace being denied.
Italy is in state of ndescribabe confusion. The re-
pubcans have been put down in Genoa after having had
command of that beautiful city for nine days In Sax
0ny there had been general rising in favor of the Grand
Duke The man who was recently the dictator is now
CHA will doubtless put an end to the Roman republic
and be followed by the restoration of the Pope Venice
is peseReu DS Uc AuStlldnS Dy sea ana ana
surrender.
Sicily.
The struggle has commenced with dreadful ferocity
Desperate battles took place Good Friday between the
Neapotans and Swiss troops and the people of Catania
which continued all night, and ended in the defeat of the
Catanians. great number killed. The city was
afterwards sacked and pundered.
The terror produced by this defeat caused the city OF
Syracuse to surrender without resort to arms.
Austria.
The Austrians in great difficulty ever, for il is
fha afroaf nf oil fho IIyIu, ia An
TRAN army towards PERTH that they have been re-
pulsed by Hungarlans. The great struggle is fol
the possession of the Hungarian fortress OF Comorn
the Danube, which the Austrans have beseget
for several weeks, and which the Hungarans en-
deavoring TO relieve If she should succeed, the
cause OF Austria will be desperate in Hungary
Charles Albert, though he could resist Radetzkl
inflicted great injury Austria by compelling the Aus
tran government to detach army of twenty Thousand
from Crota to Italy at the breaking out of the Sandman
war. This army is now Fastening back to Hungary ant
may arrive in time to check the Hungarans. The impe
rial army, in besegng Comorn, is expected to attack
all sides. The country surrounding is in the hands 0
Magyars Vienna papers of the l4h furnish positive in
formation of the occupation of the important position
taken by the Hungarians.
Details of this action given in the German papers, ar
to the effect that Winschgratz at the head of his bes
regiments opposed the progress of the Hungarans in tn
direction of Comorn. Fierce engagements ensued, il
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