The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-04-11
Arrival of the Kangaroo.

n The London Times says the Emperor Nal
e leon must be permitted to carry off his prey
All the appointments of officials Tor Saw
. had been completed in. Paris.
A dispatch from Vienna announces tn
e Austria will pronounce herself against any
~olation of the rights of Swiss neutrality, qua
antied by treaties.
GREAT BRITANNIA proposition in favor
the ballot had been rejected by a large majo
ity in both Houses of Parliament.
The Reform Bill was being debated; butts
ttracted little attention.
The squadron to convey the Prince of Wal
to Canada will consist of the screw steamer Fl
70, 81 guns, the Arcadia, 26 guns, the FLYNN
Fish, 6 guns, and the royal paddle wheel yacl
Osborne.
The London Times strongly recommend
that he visit the U. s. and feels sure a Wis
to the President will be appreciated
Mrs. Jameson, the authoress, is dead, an
Florance Nightengale was seriously i'll. =
Prayers were offered for her in the various gal
risoB chapels in England.
The Mediterranean Telegraph Line will b
completed in two months, when London vii
be in direct communication with Calcutta.
France, according to the Paris correspond
ence of the London Post, in its relations will
England were not in a very satisfactory state
TIL camp at Chalons this year is to consis
VI OO,OOO men uuQST UldTSidl InCu1dDOQ.
The Paris correspondent of the Daily News
says: 1t was reported that a French diplomat
ic manifesto would shortly appear, in which
all designs upon the Rhine frontier will be ex.
pressly disclaimed.
Reports that the French troops were under
orders for Savoy, were unfounded.
The provisions of the Commercial Treaty
between France and England were in force,
and the exports of French goods to England
had commenced on a large scale. =
Flour was If lower in Paris.
Wheat was firm.
The Paris Bourse closed fiat and rather lower.
Rentes closed on the 25th at 25f. 90c.
ITALY-Signor Farini arrived at Turin on
Sunday the 18th inst, and was forthwith pre-
scented to the King. Sig. Flarini said, | have
the honor to place in the hands of your Ma
jesty the legal documents containing the re-
turns Of the universal suffrage of the people
of Amelia. May your Majesty deign to re-
ceivc them with favor as u token Of gratitude
and confidence.
The King replied, This manifestation Of the
will is SO universal and..so spontaneous
that it confirms to Europe. at a different time.
and under altered conditions, the vote already
expressed by the national assemblies Of Amelia.
This manifestation completes the proofs of
the other, perseverance,, patriotism and wisdom
ny HiC tHUSc pCOpIc NAVE LuCI .uulVeTS3t
and esteem. l accept their solemn
vote, and henceforth will be proud to call them
my people. In uniting to my ancient powers
not only the states of Modena and Parma, but
Romagna, which has already separated it.
self from the Papal government, l do not in
END to fail in my deep dcvotedness to the
l am ready to defend the independence
necessary to the supreme Minister of Religion.
he Pope, to contribute to the splendor of his
court, and to pay homage to his sovereignty.
Our Parliament in receiving a Representa-
i've of Central Italy will assure Prosperity
liberty and Independence TO the newkingdom., ;
The official Gazette publishes a Royal Decree
the Province of Amelia to Sardinia. |
Another decree conyokes the eleeltora as
emily of the Amelian Provinces for the 25th
# March, and another decree appoints fifteen
lew Senators.
Nothing decisive had taken place relative to
he annexation of Tuscany to Piedmont. The
tuscan Assembly had dissolved.
The Paris Patrie says that so, 900 men were
bout to believed in Tuscany and 5000 in
he Amelian Provinces, thereby increasing the
'ardinian Army to nearly SOC, 900. III
1t was asserted that Piedmont would con-
-act a loan of 80, 900 900 francs.
The Director of the Pope's public debt had
one to Brussels to contract a loan CT 10000
90 francs. = 3.
The Govt of Rome had authorized the i'm
o~rtation of wheat into the PontiicaI ports in
:e Mediterranean.
The Paris Constitutional states that the Pope
addressed a Monitory to. King Victor
manuel, lntimating that nenceforth all rela-
ons between His Holiness and the Royal Fam
J must be considered as broken off. That
is Majesty will understand that he has OPEN
violated the laws Of the Church, and is for
ally accommodated. The Holy Father re-
to himself the duty of taking into his
the interests of the Universal :
hurch, and the good Catholics of Piedmont,
fore proceeding to severer measures, which !
any event weigh from henceforth upon the
rsoE of the King. ]
LIE Nord says. the moment the Pope's Bull
Illuminated ~%cities of Milan, Genoa, Leg |
'rn, Turin, ologna and Florence, have a
reed to illuminate and give the character of
national celebration to the event. l
A great manifestation took place at the Va S
'an on the 10Th, in favor of the Pope. Il
1t was said at Vienna that the French n
oops would retire to CIvitia Vecchia if the t.
'pe ex-communicated Victor Emanuel. An i
report is that the Neapolitan troops will at S
ce enter the Papal States if the Sardinians ii
re possession of Romagne. C
The municipal council of Nice had voted o
linst annexation to France, and sent a depu- h
ion to Turin on the subject. W
.UsTnIA.-It is stated that the French Am Of
'sador had informed the Austrian Govern W
of the approaching evacuation of Lom- e.
-dy by the French troops, and in the name tt
his government expressed the wish that to
lstrla would continue to observe noninter- re
ltlon in the affairs Of Central italy OF
Austrian Sic'e says that since the inter hi
W at Villa Franco the Emperor has made OF
many sacrifices for the maintenance of Il
ice to be able to an European
r, though keeping a merely observant atti
10, Austria must draw the attention of u
lnce to the secret intrigues of Sandman N
'nts in Venetia, and repeat most distinctly 81