The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-04-14

From EUEOPE.-Snce our last issue, there
have been four arrivals from Europe, all
bringing important news:
The Pope had addressed lIonitory to Vic
tor Emmanuel, breaking oft all relations with
him, and communicating him.
The question of the annexation of Savoy to
France has been definitely settled by France
and Sardinia signing treaty to that effect.
The King of Sardinia had formally accepted
the annexation Of Tuscany, and had signed IL
decree to that effect.
The French army was daily quitting Lom-
hardy, and the troops would occupy Savoy.
The Constitutional says this step is not
indicative Of GOODNESS towards Sardinia. but
is only because the independence Of Italy is
now irrcvocably assured.
The Sandman troops had commenced evac
uatng Savoy.
a French dispatch explaining the necessity
for the annexation of Savoy had been pub
lishcd, but contained nothing new. France
disavows the theory of natural frontiers.
The London Times admits that the anncxa-
ton of Savoy to France must be quietly
allowed, but denounces it as an act Of spolia-
ton and wrong, and says it is as bad in prln-
ciple as a march upon The Rhine or sudden
attempt on Antwerp.
The ex-Duke of Tuscany was preparing a
protest against his expulsion.
The popular agitation in Hungary con-
tinucs. Numerous additional arrests have
been made of obnoxious persons.
A Paris correspondent Of the same paper
SAYS that all the European powers had replied
to France relative to the annexation of Savoy
Russia. Prussia and Austria all acquiesce.
A French frigate had arrived off Nice, and
several regiments were en- route for that port.
Later a1vices from India report the cotton
crop as favorable.
Lord John Russell had announced to the
House of Commons that the San Juan question
was approaching settlement.
a warrant had been issued against the two
prize. fighters, John G. Hcenan aud Tom Say
ers. to compel them to keep the peace.
Nothing new had transpired in relation to
the Savoy annexation
There were rumors Of the probability of
Congress of the Powers being held on the
Swiss question.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company had de.
termined to raise EOS coo on mortgage on
the old cable, to be expended in efforts for its
restoration.
The Pope of Rome had issued a major,cx.
communication against all who counsclled
feDeluOn lIlVaSlOll, VI III ROlllapta.
and had sent protest to all the Governments
against the annexation OF the Legations to
Sardinia.
Austria had sent to the German Diet pro-
test against the annexation Of the Italian
duchics.
A treaty of peace between Morocco and
Spain had been ratified.
Morocco cedes to Spain all the territory
between the Sea and the road to Anghera, and
pays twenty millions of pias,res, as an indem-
nifty. In the meantime Spain holds Tetaan.
The French Sandman treaty has been pub
lished.
Also, the prcliminaries of treaty of peace
between Spain and Morocco.
Work had been RECOMMENDED on the steamer
Great Eastern.
Earl Lay ford was dead.
Lord Elgin's departure for China had been
DELAYED till the middle of April.
The first of the returning battalions Of the
French army from Italy had entered Savoy.
France assumed debt Of Piedmont to the
amount of It's ,OO0, 900 francs, with the annex.
alton Of Savoy.
A battle had been fought on the 23d, on the
road to Tangicrs. The Spanards were Conf
plctcly victorious.
The results Of the election for members OF
Parliament were very favorable to the liberal
cause.
The total cost for the suppression Of the
recent mutinies of the natives, was estimated
at Gao 900, 900 sterling.