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,,,n,,,.a h.. tot,n ,,toco in italian affairs
'A'NSo Sonr,at;on f,a,n tbn National Assembly
g Nodona hoe zone an a anacinl ,nis,ion ia
tho I'm TOncror Nanoleon.
M Ion,,io of N.nin, ors ,,ucb ercitcd In
,onaaonanlsa Of M. high nrica Of cnrn,
''; The town If Soma has besn visited bv an
o.r,ho,,oEo csns;no n LARGE destruction of
r.orat,r r,yo brndroa nepsona wcro killed
pngp M = o:yo0t nu,nLsr ;niurped
Tho elections tbrourhout Romacna had
,alnp n,are with tho Observation-Disclosures and
ordcr mo ofic;pl Piedmontese Ga On. rives
n Senia, 10 tha rennrts or noliticnl discussion
among the members of the 'Sarainisn Cabinet.
The fot,ovino ara the amounts of the loaas at
! -,resrnt reonired bv tho Governments Of the
| np,hies Tuscany. I2O 600 900 francs Mo-
dena 5 ,0oO, 100 francs. aud Parma 5000, 900
| Francs. The city OF Bologna has also been au-
! thorized 70 raise the sum Of 90 900 francs.
The Tuscan lfoniteur publishes u decree,
abolishiug the Tuscan army regulations and
adopting those of tho Sardinian.
A letter from Naples SAYS that the people
wero much excited in regard to the high price
of corn, and that the Government, in cOnsc-
auence, had ordered the purchase abroad of
large quantity.
Geporal Farini had accepted the command
in chief of the army &C Central Italy.
Gariba!di's command comprises the troops
of Tuscany and Modena.
An earthquake had taken place ct Sorcia.
Two hundred persons wore killed and large
number injured. Nine thousand Of the popu
lation had encamped in the neighborhood Of
the town. The Pope had dispatched assistance.
Late adyicos from Rene say that the French
Minister held conference with Cardinal An.
tonei on the subject of the reorganization Of
| tho Legations. Gao French division only was
to remain in Rome.
| Bologno is said to have dissolved the rogi.
! ment il which some Of Mazzini's volunteers
| had attempted to cause al excitement.
The garrison of the Popo was on the march
to Poscio, where troops we're being concentra.
ted.
Tho elections in ROmagna passed off tran
ouilly.
The Mayor of Parma Issued proclamation
on his return from Paris, in which he reported
the conversation he had with the Emperor.
Napooau said: "Tel your population that my
army shall never do violence to their wishes,
and that will not permit another foreign power
to do violence against you" The Mayor adds:
"These words make you arbiters of your own
destiness"
Garibaldi had resolved to maintain strict dis
cpiue in the army of Central Italy. In an
order Of tho day he says "I will causo to be
shot any ono who calls himself MaGzinian,
Republican. Socialist or even Gnribaldian."
He will have mono with hm but soldiers AMI
Italians.
Tho Neapolitan Government had ordered tho
purchase of large quantity of corn abroad.
The cholera was spreading ng tho shores
of tho Baltic.
Cunt De Morny, in his speech at tho
opening Of the Council General of the Depart
ment of Payde Done, eudeavorcd to show that
the apprehensious existing in England of Il
French invasion were quite croundcss, end
that, on the contrary, Franco was very desir-
Gus of cemeuting the alliance between the two
countries, and wacing only manufacturing
End commercial war; lie denounced that Dor.
ton Of the English press and those members
of Parliament who questioned the intention of
the French Government. The speech attracted
considerable attention, as il was regarded rs
an enurcintion Of the sentiments of tho En-
pcroy.
The Paris Co,usi,ytion,lsl, in an article on the
Duchies, says: "Tho Emperor agreed, at
Villa Franca, to the restoration of the former
reigning Princes. lie has not yet given up all
hopes Of success, and will fulfill loyalty to the
end his disinterested mission, but if he should
not succeed to reunie the Princes and tho poo
! pie IN lnuLuAl IL is NOT MS intention to
force either ono or the other 1t is not tho
wish of His Majesty to follow the errors of tho
ancient Austrian policy, whose armed inter
ventiOp in tho affairs Of the Peninsula has
ceased forever. We have given to the Italian
people advice which wc believe wise and pru-
DENT. and which. If thew do NOT follow. will
crisve US, but which wo could NOT press ,poo
Them tv forcs. To us Ttslv owes bcr ;nde-
pendence. We shalt not take away from her
again what we have given her Yesterday"
The Paris flour market had rather more
! 6rmness. and prices wer, tendinr ,,nvard
Wheat was without material chance. At
Marsaillcs the corn market was duIl and de-
clinino. Wines were in good demand ut
higher prices in several Of tLe rrinc;naI
markets.
The formation of eight military ,Iistrcts
the head d-ouarters Of which will he at Nanfes
was about COMPLETED.
The Cops,itaionuei of Tnesdav cortaire an
article rep,Idiatino. in ihe stroncasI terT,o tba
fratricidal nolcv Of n war With EnclanI It
says: "The Emperor bas no thoucbt tn
avenge the mast. hut renair thn f,,tnre Far
the eake of consolidatinr the TncI;sb aI
lance he has on every osposion cnn,hattod
the hereditarv nreiudicea of Tho Trench
neonle, y
, The Bourse waa dull and on the 3Oth ult
the prices rave wav fully \ per cent, tho
three ner cents. closIn, a. 6Sf Eg0c
ENcEANn.--The Directors og t,a steou,or
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