Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23
Additional Foreign News by the Steamer
Fulton.

Additional Foreign News by the Steamer
Fulton.
In the House of Commons on Monday, during
the discussion on the question of the annexation
Of Savoy 10 France, Mr.. Fitzgerald expressed the
hope that Parliament wouli bemnly protest.
The Constitutional publishes nm article ex-
planning the French policy in Italy. In mention.
ing the solution proposed in the message OF NJ.
Thouycnel, tho Constitutional says Ii it is not
Sandman solution. il is an Italian ono. Sardinia
will possess in Tuscany an ally who will aid her
TO overcome the 1pposiIion. Naples and home,
in order to constitute an Italian nation, with the
OF all it's naionalites, without consid'
ering the essential differences of opposing inter
esis and the distrust Of Europe.
The Times Paris correspondent says therc is
runor among military men thnt the soldiers now
on leave To rcjoin their regiments M soon ny
possible. 1t is said the Imperial Guard will not
DO excmpted
of the French Senate have presented petitions de-
mGnlng the maintenance Of the temporal powers
of the Pope.
4 correspondent of tho Morning Post saws that
official telcgrnphic dispatches hal bcea received
at Paris from all parts OF Italy, stating that the
Enlctcrs speech had not been received very IA
yoraby. That the people of Central Italy will
confirm the vote OF annexation to Piedm ont is full
Is believed by the government of that cot ntry.
The Times correspondent says there h ~ bccha
complctc stagnaiion III the mercantile VIC rid du-
ring the last week.
I,eana, March 5.--The Official Wicncr.,Ietung
will publish tomorrow the following progr anime
# ref rms sanctioned by the Empcror
The council ot the Empire will be augmented
ly tie nomination OF extraordinary council ors
selected from among persons Of known ability,
and by the nomination Of 81 councillors chosen
from = list tn be- presented by the financial diets
The council OF the Empire will examine the buds-
81. central the laws relating to financial matters,
laws o general interest, pre- Gets for Tia. formation
ri Prnvrncal Diets, and all questions submitted to
IT Tor dolibcrnrinn by the Emperor.
lniil the conyocation Of the Provincial Diets
the Emperor will complete the council Of the En-
pre- by appointing persons Of great distinction
on The basis OF population.
HniS March q. Tie pairie assert. that tie
reply of Sardinia to the last dispatch of NJ. Thou.
,euc has arrived Mt Paris The paric Adds =
We are unable TO make known the exact reulv Of
Snriinln III reference 10 the annexation OF Savoy
10 France.
Nice. March ith.-On the occasion of the ami
srr.ary oithe promul CATION Of the Sandman con-
stitutlon manifestations were made by the Pied
mnntese party ut the Italian theatre. At tho
French theatre "A demonstration also took place,
where the population of Nire demanded the oles
"Nnpolconne' and "licinc lIortcnse," which
were neriorn,cd amid enthusiastic applause and
shouts of "Viyo L'lmpcrntorc" LAnn,1.
ziuue."
The situation of the country is considered very
critical.
IRON MOROCCO.
TEruAS, March, 5d.--Grncral Exchnquc las
eommenccd forward movement, but il is hot
known in what direction.
FROM INDIA.
BoMGAY, Fob. 1.-Two regiments are under
orders to embark Immediately tor China.
The Times City Article Of tho 7th says: Al.
Ii, A. l.. -,
,uy question created disagrcoabe Impression
the funds opened this morning at n fractional
improvement, which has been maintained to the
close.
The aggregate of Australian gold known to be
Mt sen for England is c620o00.
At meeting Of tho Great Eastern Steamship
Company n resolution to raise ElOO 900 additional
capital was carried.
American securities closed unacrcd
rlIE LOSS CT LIFE ny THE STEAMER HUNGARIAN.
The agents of the steamer Hungarian give the
following as the number of souls On board that
unfortunate vessel when she left Liverpool, viz:
From Liverpool-c,ew so; cabin passengers 30 ;
slcorSge 40. From Queenstown cabin passengers
Is =; steeragc 40. Total 2G5.
Tho nnmcs OF the cabin passengers ~ fol
lows:--j L. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs Bimcr Rev.
James Stuart, Mrs Woods Mr.. AID Mrs f.. Evnn
Allan Cameron. VIM. Il, Crockcr, }. W. Croker
Wm. Lcslir, MIR. AMI Mrs. Talbot. Dr.. and Mrs
SnmhnltEo barry, a II. torlln, Mr.. yat, Mr..
| Boultcnhousc, Mr.. Boulton, Mr.. nclnus and child
Dir. Barrett and q. j. Nash the officer in charge
81 the mails
Storage passengers: Hugh McCallrcy, Ahra-
ham Tagg, Vim. Cuyle. John richardson Henry
Richardson, IT, Allen, Frederick Child, MIS-. T.
/ Child. Bell Morrison, Richard Madden, Robert
Martin, &. A. Bartlett. George Shank George NJ
Dcmnth, John Daily, John Delaney, William Kcr-
hey, Mm, Wight, Michael Lacy. Martin Dennc~.
/ Francis Richardson. Miss Ellen Shcehan and Pa
] trick NJ. Gwinu and others
The list OF the ilnn.arians passengers rs pub
lshed in tie London News gives % cabin aud II
storage passengers, and lo2 as comprising the
WASHINGTON, March 2l.--rhe Navy Depart.
mont has been advised by tho nag officer of the
Mediterranean squadron that the steamer lrequnis
has landed our Consul General to Morocco mt
IanSer where he was kindly received, and was
on the most friendly terms with tho authorities
Ia the aosece OF an American vessel, the conlnnn-
der vi the English ship ut war, Vultule had offer
ed to carry our Consul and his family away, when
ever they desired to leave the city
The L 5. ship Congress. ri the latest accounts,
was on the eve of leaving Mantiveio, for Assuncion