Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-18
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP KANGAROO

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP KANGAROO.
Savoy 1nnercd to France, and the Emelian
I|"v'ncesy Ia'y Anneretl to Sardinia
the Fops Erconan,uuicates Victar Emanael.
New York, April 6.-The steamship Kan
CARGO, from Liverpool, at IL A. NJ, Of the
2lst ult., via. Queenstown, 22d, arrived this
morning.
The annexation of Savoy to France was
generally regarded as an accomplished fact.
The London Times says the Emperor Napo-
leon must be permitted to carry off his prey.
All the appointments of officials for Savoy
had been completed in Paris.
Mrs. Jamison, the authoress, is dead, and
Florence Nightingale was seriously i'll.
FRANcE.-According to the Paris cores
pondence to the London Post, the relations
OF France and England were not in very
satisfactory state.
lTALY.-To the announcement of the votes
OF the people of Emelia, the King of Sardinia
said-"l accept their solemn vote and hence
forth will be proud to call them my people,
In uniting to my ancient powers, not only
the States Of Modena and Parma, but also
the Romagna. which has already separated
itself from tie Papal Government, do not
intend to fail In my deep devotedness to the
Chief: am ready to defend the indepenl-
encs necessary to the Supreme minister Of
religion, the Pope. to contribute to the splen-
dor Of his Court, and to pay homage to his
sovereignty. Our Parliament, in receiving
representatives Of Central Italy, will assure
prosperity, liberty and independence to the
new kingdom"
The official Gazette publishes a Royal de-
cree, anncxing the provinces Of Emelia to
Sardinia another decree conyokes the Elcc-
toral Assembling of the Emclan provinces
for the 25th of March, and another decree
appoints fifteen new Senators.
Nothing decisive had taken place relative
to the annoxtion Of Tuscany to Piedmont
The Tuscan Assembly had dissolved.
The Paris P0tria states that $4,000 men
were about to be levied in Tuscany, and 25,-
600 in the Emelian provinces, thereby in
creas;ng the Sandman army to nearly $780,
COO men.
1t vas asserted that Piedmont would con-
tract loan Of 10000 francs.
The director Of the Pope's public debt at
u
loan of 100000
The Paris ConstitutionM states that the
Pope had addressed a monitory to King Vic
tor Emmanuel, intimating that henceforth
all relations between His Holiness and the
Royal Family must be considered as broken
his Majesty will understand that
he has openly violated the laws of the
Church, and is formally communicated -
The Holy Father reserves to himself the
duty Of taking into his consideration the in.
terest Of the universal Church and the good
Catholics Of Piedmont, before proceeding to
seyerer meesurs, which in any event that
may take place, weigh from henthforth upon
the person Of the King.
lie Noat} says he moment the Dope's bull
is illuminated, the cities of Milan, Genoa,
Leghorn, Turin, Bologna and Florence have
agreed to illuminated AVID give the
character of a great national celebration to
the event.
1t was said at Vienna that the French
troops at Rome would retire to Civta Vechia
if the Pope communicated Victor E,nanu-
cl. Another report is that the Ncapoltan
troops will ct once make their entrance in.
to the Papal States, if the Sardicnians take
the possession Of Ramogna
The municipal council Of Nice had voted
against the annexation to France and sent
a deputation to Turin on che subject
AUSTRALIA is stated that the French
ambassador had informed the Austrian Gov.
eminent of the approaching evacuation Of
Lombardy Ivy French troops, and in the
name of his government expressed the wish
that Austria would continue to observe
intervention in the affairs of Contra
Italy.
The Austrian MITE says that since the
interview at Villa Franco the Emperor had
made too much sacrifice forthc maintenance
ofpeace to be able to recommence European
war, but although keeping a merely OBJ
servant attitude, Austria must nevertheless
draw the attention of france to the secret
intrigues Of the Sandman agents in Vene:ia,
and repeats most distinctly that the Empe-
Francis Joseph would not hesitate to make
the creates sacrifices in the maintenance
ofhis rights in Venetia
Popular demonstrations had taken place
in Pesth and several other places in Hun
gary, commemoration of the Revolution OF
Austria declines to renew diplomatic rela-
tons with Sardinia, owing to her violation
Of the treaty Of Zurich in annexins the
Central Italian States.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Post telesraphs that a report that Austria
had joined in the protest of Switzerland OH
the question Of the annexation of Savoy, is
without foundation
SPAIN AND MoRocco.- the last engage
ment reported, the Spaniards had $50 Killed
an wounded. The Moors numbered 5000
and the action lasted seven hours. In an
other severe fight on the 7th, the Spaniards
were victorious.
Tangiers was expected to be attacked in
a few days.
The whole Spanish fleet had left Gibral
tar for Teutan.
NvPLEs.-Gen. Fi!aughieri had resigned,
and Prince Cassaro succeeded him as Pre-
sident of Council.
An invalon of Kokoees Sirmah had taken
place at Tipperah. One thousand persons
were murdered.
A report was current Of treason at Indoor,
the capital OF Halkar.
LONDON, Thursday The Shah of Persia
is dead.
f.s..,t- STILL LATER.
The Niagara with dates to the Oath