The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-20
GREAT BRITAIN


Heenan, in order that they might be bound over to
Keep the peace. 1t is understood that the war
rant would be at once executed and the parties re-
qulred TO hnd sureties to heavy amount as the
magistrates are determined to prevent if possible
the hight from coming off in Hertfordshire.
The SARDINIAN ANNExATGONs--In the Ennlish
house OF commons, on the ID inst, Mr. p Hen
nessy asked the Secretary of State for Foreign
nnairs Whether the Government had advised her
Majesty to recognize the annexation of BOLOGNA
tuscany, Modena and Parma to the kingdom of
Sardlnla; and If so, whether he was prepared to
state the reasons which had induced the govern.
ment to tender such advice to her Majesty? Lord
>. hussell SAID that the government had advised
her Majesty to recognize the annexations alluded
to as forming part of the dominions of the King of
sardinia The honorable gentleman was probably
aware that so soon as the governments of the raS
pecuye places mentioned abdicated their functions
with the exception of the Duchess of Parma who
showed more courage, but was nevertheless com
PEELED to leave, those nations were left without
government The King of Sardinia had thus as
sumed no new title; but simply accepted what was
offered OF their own free will, and if the honorable
gentleman wished to go further into the matter
and inquire into the causes Of this, he would have
10 Drlng forward motion to that effect
FRANCE
PARIS, March 81, 1850. The Paris Journals pub
iish Geographic despatch, dated Chamberv.
March 81, according to which the election of DEM
ties IN the provinces claimed by Switzerland have
resulted in the return of five partisans Of France
and one Of Switzerland.
PARIS, April 1.-The Nonite,r saws: The poy
ernment, under existing circumstances considers
it to be its duty to recall the following articles Of
the Concordat viz: That no bull, brief, rescript
mandate, provision or other document from the
Court ot Rome, even regarding private persons
can be received, published, printed or otherwise
put into execution without the authorization ofthc
government.
PARIS, April 1.-The Moniiey,. of todoy ,,rb
fishes the following:
NICE, April l-Evening. battaIions of tl,r
Second French regiment of the line have arrived
here, and met with enthusiastic reception bv
the population, who went to meet the troops and
Strewed iloWers on their passage All the bouses
were decorated with tri-coored flags
The Paris correspondent of the London Time,
saws: Public opinion in the financial and CONNER
cia world, Is greatly agitated by alternate hope
and fear, in consequence of the uncertaintv which
prevails with respect to the future nnsitio9 of tho
country The government has made extraordinary
efforts to restore confidence, but without succoss
Every commercial man admits the importance of
Lord John RusselPS last speech on the annexation
of Savoy and Nice to France The accounts f,on,
the agricultural districts not favorable The
Paris Hour market was firm last week
ITALY.
Prince Carlgnan, in proclamation to the Tus-
cans says II Is the Kings resolution to achieve
their happiness to the full extent which their con-
duct merited. No military demonstration has as
yet taken place in Naples. The King has granted
several concessions to the Sicilians
Affairs Al hume he UtOrnue UL Roma Duh-
fishes letter of General Goyon declaring that
several journals have given very inaccurate ac-
count of the proceedings of the 10Th of March. lie
says he cannot admit, as has been pretended, that
the French officers brought about the release of
the persons arrested by the POntiical qeuddrmes-
The General also protests against this suppostion
as incompatible with discipline and concludes hv
saying, eve all conscious of our dutv; and the
object ot our mission is to assist the Pope to the
best of our power"
AUSTRIA
VIENNA, March 3l.-The Austrian Cabinet has
resolved to protest soemnly against the annexation
of Tuscany, Parma and MOdena to Piedmont. and
a note to this effect, dated the 2lth has been di
rectly addressed to the Cabinet of Turin in which
Austria establishes her incontestibe right to on
pose the act which, in despoiling the legitimate
Princes, would also destroy the reversion to the
House OF Hapsourg. copy is to be furnished
all the foreign Cabinets, to whom also a circular
note has been addressed, to the effect that Austria
in confning herself at the present time to protest
ing against the said annexation, hopes that Europe
Will recognize IN this proceeding a most convincing
proof of her moderation, and desire to maintain
the peace of the world.
VIENNA, April LIN reply to the protest of Swift
zerland against the annexation of Savoy Austria
says that she cannot abandon her passive attitude
as regards the neuralized districts of Chabais and
Francgny, and she will exert her good Offices with
the great Powers.
VIENNA, April 2.-The Oesierreiscbe Zeit,no
states from reliable source, that the NeapoIitan
army will not enter the States of the Church.
VIENNA, April SIT is asserted that the three
Northern Powers have agreed to occupy themselves
with the demands of Switzerland simply in the
usual diplomatic way; because the great Powers,
by assembling in congress to consider the claim of
Switzerland would tacity and implicitlyreconnize
the annexation Of Savoy to France.
SARDINIA.
The Parliament opened on the End inst The
King was received with indescribabe applause
and delivered a Speech returning thanks to France
for her services for the welfare of Italy. mention
ing the cession of Savoy and Nice and the annexa-
ton of Emelia and Tuscany, and proclaiminu that
the welfare of the people and the greatness of the
country, which is no longer the Italy of the Ro-
mans, nor that Of the middle ages, is his first OBJ
ect. 1t must more be left as n field omen to for
eign ambition but it must, the contrary, be the
Italy of the Italians.
SWITZERLAND.
The expedition to Savoy has been frustrated bv
the militia, and part was brought back prison
ers to Geneva. The Swiss Government condemns
the attempt of the prisoners, who are being tried
BERNE, April 1.-The Federal Council is about
to address another note to the Powers who signed
the Final Act of Vienna, endeavoring to obtain
the assembling of a European Congress, to examine
the following questions ls it in the interest of
Europe that the road of the Simplon, which,
according to article so of the Final Act of Vienna,
is possessed by the King of Sardinia, should be
ceded to France, who, by this road, could pene-
trate into the very heart of Switzerland"
BERNE, April I'm reply to the request of
of Vienna, Russia, England, Austria and Prussia
have pronounced themselves in favor of the imme-
diate assembling of a Congress.
SPAIN.
PARIS, April 3.-The last advices from Spain
say that the revolutionists have concentrated in
the town of Fortole, near Valencia
The Madrid Gazette of March 10Th publishes
despatch from Marshal O'Donnell, to the Minister
ofState for Foreign Affairs, enclosing the text of
the preiminaries efpeace with Morocco. The des-
patch gives brief account of the conferences with
Muley Abbas, and says that the latter accepted all
points proposed, except that which regarded in
demnity. On that point he begged, instead of the
five hundred million reals claimed, that only four
hundred million reals should be fixed and says the
Marshal the strong desire he manifested for peace
his elevated position as Caliph, and the dignity
with which he supported his unfortunate fate,
caused me to reduce my demand to four hundred
million reals. The Gazette announces that the
Queen, by the advice of the Council of Ministers,
approved the preimnaries. 1t was stated in
Tetuan that the loss sustained by the Spanards in
the battle of the 23d of March was estimated at
upwards OF two thousand. The loss of the Moors
stated at five thousand