Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-04-11
LATER FROM EUROPE.


on the 2lst ult arrived this morning.
The Balbec was to sail on the oath, il
place of the Jura. for Halifax aud New
( York
The Europa arrived at Liverpool on the
evening Of the 18th.
The Edinburg arrived at Queenstown
on the 2lst.
The U. S. steamer Iriguois was at Glib
raltar, and the San Jacinto at Cadiz.
The annexation of Savoy to France is
generally regarded as an accomplished
fact. The London Times says that the
Emperor Napoleon must be permitted to
carry off prey. All the appointments oi
officials for Savoy had been completed in
Paris.
A despatch from Vienna announces that
Austria will pronounce herself agains,
violation OF the rights of Swiss neutrality
guaranteed by treaties.
GREAT BRITAIy.--A proposition 10 favor
of the ballot had been rejected by large
majority in both houses of Parliament
The Reform Bill was being debated but
attracted little interest
The squadron to convey the Prince OF
Wales to Canada will consist OF the screw
steamers Hero, 81 guns, the Arrabue, &c
guns. the Flying Fish. 6 guns, aud the
royal paddle yacht Osborne The Lon
don Times strongly recommends that he
visit the United States. and feels sure that
visit to the President would be appre
ciated
Mrs. Jameson, the auihoress, is dead.
Florence Nightingale was seriously i'll
Prayers were offered for her in the various
garrison chapels in England.
The Mediterranean telegraph line will be
completed in two months. when London
will be in direct communication with CAL
cutta.
FRAScE.--According TO the Paris CORES
pondence of the London Post the relations
of France and England were not ia very
satisfactory state.
The Paris correspondence of the Daily
News says it was reported that French
diplomatic manifesto would shortly appear
in which all designs upon the Rhine from.
tiers will be expressly disclaimed,
J. The report that French troops were un.
der orders for Savoy, were uafounded.
The provisions of the commercial treaty
between England and France, are N force,
and the export of French goods to Eng
land had commenced on a large scale.
IrALY.-Sigaor Farine arrived at Turin
on Sunday, the 18th inst. and was forth
with presented to the King.
Signor Far;ne said: 81 have the honor
to place in the hands of your Majesty, the
legal documents containing the returns of
universal suffrage ofthe people of Ameoli;
may your Majesty deign to receive them
with favor as token of gratitude and con
fidence."
The King replied,
"fhis manifestation of the national will
and universal suffrage. aud so spontaneous
that it confirms to EuIope at different
time and under altered conditions, the note
already expressed by the national assem-
blies of Aueoli. This manifestation com.
pletes the proofs of the order. perseverance,,
patriotism and wisdom by which these
people have merited universal sympathy
aud esteem. | accept their solemn vote,
henceforth will be proud to call them my
people.
"ln uniting to my ancient powers, not
only the States of Modeua and Parma. but
also the Romagna, which has already sep.
arated itself from the Pspsl government
do not intend TO fail in my deep indebt
edness to the chief. | will defend the in
dependence necessary to the Supreme Min.
| lister or religion of the Pope; to contribute
to the splendor Of his court. and 10 pay
homage to his sovereignty. Our Parlia
ment in receiving the representative Of
Central Italy will insure prosperity, lib
erty and independence to the new king
dom"
The official Gazette publishes rSya
decree aunexiug the province of Ameol
to Sardinia. another decree convokes III,
electoral assemblies of the AmeIian pro
vinces for the 18th of March; and anoihe
decision had taken place IA reference {,
the anneqatiou of Tuscany to Piedmont
The Tuscan Assembly had dissolved.
The Paris Patrie states that $4,000 mel
are about to be levied in Tuscany. and IS,
900 in the Amelian PROVINCES, thereby in
creasing the Sandman army to nearly 300,
000 men.
1t was asserted that Piedmont would
colract loan of 80 1000, 900 francs.
The director of the Pope's public debt
at Rome had gone to Brussels to contract :
loan of 10000, 900 frncs.
The government of Rome had authori
zed the Importation of wheat into the Pom
tiiical ports in the Mediterranean.
/ The Paris Constitutional states that the
/ Pope had addressed monitory to King
Victor Emanuel, intimating that hence
/ forth all relations between His Holmes
and the Royal family must be considered
as broken off; that His Majesty must NJ
del stand he has openly violated the law
of the Church, and is formally excommu
nicated. The Holy Father reserves to him
self the duty of taking into his considera
ton the interests of the universal Church
and the good Catholics Of Piedmont be
fore proceeding to sever measures.
MILAN, Genoa. Leghorn, Turin. Rologn,
and Florence have agreed TO unite and Civ
the character Of national celebration Il
I the event.
twas said at Vienna that the Frencl
troops at Rome would retire to Civiti
Vecchia if the Pope excommunicated Vic
tor Emanuel. Another report is that th
Neopolitan troops VIII at once enter th
Papal States il the Sardinians take pos
session of Romagna.
The national council of Nice had vote,
agaist annexation to France, aud sent