Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-28
Highly Important Foreign News.
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PoRrBAxb,. MAINE, March 27.--The ship
Grroline was q total wreck near Teigmouth.
Lord Elgin had gone TO Paris on public
business In connection with his mission TO
China lie was expected TO start for China
in about fortnight.
A report was current that Lord Taunton,
formerly Mr. Labourchere) would probably
succeed Lord Elgin as Postmaster-General.
FRANCE. THE Paris Sieclb had received q
warming for IN alleged outrage against re-
lipion. The Steele praised and indorsed a
work in which certain dogmas of the Catholic
or Jewish creeds were set down ~ns sham.
The reply Of the Holy See 70 the last propo-
sails of France had reached Paris. The Pope |
declines the proposition TO confine within an
exclusive political compass question which,
as II concerns the integrity Of the patrimony |
of st, Peter Is intimately bound up with the |
independence of the Church.
Although decidedly rejecting the PROPOSE
ton TO create a vicarate of the RomAgna In
favor Of foreign sovereign, his Holiness
shows himself disposed to enter into the path
| of reform, on condition that the integrity OF
the States Of the Church Is guaranteed.
A Paris correspondent asserts that the
foreign relations Of France were silently un-
dergoing great change, and that Austrian
Influences were in the ascendant.
The Paris Flour market had been dull, but
closed frmer. Wheat also dull, but prices
| not m0JeIluly iOWcTs luS DOuIoc uttu poVh
| pretty steady, but on the 18th closed heavily
at eff 65e. per rentes.
Proclamations by the Governor of Savoy
were posted up in all the parishes in that
country, notifying that the Inhabitants will
soon be called upon to vote upon the ques-
ton of the maintenance Of the union with
Sardinia or annexation to France, according
to the form prescribed by Parliament.
| The London Telegraph positively attirms
that confidential request had been made to
England to Join with Prussia and Russia in
protesting against the alienation of Savoy
from Sardinia. II is stated that England
supports the demand of Sardinia to ascertain
the wishes of the people of Savoy and Nice
by universal suffrage.
NJ. Thouyenals reply to Count Cayour's
dispatches, of the lst and Sd of March, had
reached Turin. Thouvenal points out the
essential difference which exists between the
question of the annexation of Tuscany to
Piedmont, and that of Savoy to France, and
says that the principal difficulty which ap-
pears, the first Is to obtain its recognition by
Europe, which has guaranteed the possession
Of Tuscany to the dynasty OF Lorraine: IN
the latter this difficulty appears in the pres
euce of the arrangements between France and
. Sardinia, relative to the spontaneous cession
of Savoy
, Consequently the Emperor requests the
regulation Of the question Of Savoy by SIM
pie cession, to be settled by mutual consent,
and without having recourse to universal
D suffrage.
: Mr.. Thouvenal thinks that to become ac-
Z quainted with the wish Of the country, il
would suffice TO consult the municipalities OF
. Savoy.
y As regards the annexation of Tuscany he
repeats, that France could not follow Pied
mont in such a perilous course, and that il
& Victor Emmanuel accepted the annexation Of
al
to the risks of such q policy, without being
: able to reckon on the support Of France.
: The Paris correspondent of the Times give
! n report that Bulls of accommodation
y against Victor Emmanuel were ready to b,
: launched from Rome, the moment the elec
o ton in the Central Italian States was decided
!. The latest voting on the question of annex
;s 18th in the various States. Immense mum
% % bers of people assembled in all the towns
II and much enthusiasm and confidence wa
:, evinced and admirable order was maintained
= The following are the irst dispatches as t
N the result:
~ ~ "LEeHoRN l3th.-The result of the votinl
" in Survia, Pisa and Leghorn is as follows
" For annexation to Piedmont 3S,026; for
N separate Kingdom $685. Majority for annex
ID alton 1903. The number Of persons in
~ scribed on the list is SO, ,2l8." N
- "FLoRENcE, March l3.-Returns Of thirt
y. communes give l0l,3l6 votes in favor of an
N nexation, and $500 for separate Kingdom.
!" "BALoGNA, March l3.-The vote in thi
,d city is 2l,694 for annexation, and for SEP
;f rate Kingdom" -... rl.-.F .a ..1
~ n "PARMI, March l3.-Of the 60, 600 elector
ii in this town over $4,000 voted for annexa
es tion, and 81 for a separate Kingdom. TIL
,o number of electors in the Provinces is 57,2l.
\ of whom 8,O70 voted for annexation and IL
a for separate Kingdom"
n The French army of Rome has been in
a. creased to 10000 men.
: AUsTRIA.--It is stated that Austria, whil
" declaring her intention to remain neutral 1
" regard to the Savoy question, had assure
nj Prussia that in the event Of the Rhine fror
III tiers ever being menaced, she would in
hn mediately unite with Prussia for the protet
he ton of the integrity Of the German territor,
or PRUssIA.-The Prussian Chamber of Depl
ife ties had unanimously adopted the bill whic
he guarantees the press against having its col
ed Cessions withdrawn by administration pr
n cedure.
"a SPAIN AND MoRocCo.-Late accounts fro
n Tangiers state that the Moors were evincin
as fierce spirit of resistance, and preparation
se were being made for a strong defense
he that place.
TURKEY--A Constantinople dispatch say
o. that two of the points of negotiation no
o. pending for the conclusion of treaty of a
| UdnCe DSlWetu rTduCc anu VI
N, Porte, were a revision of the capitulatio
d. and the right of armed intervention in Il
Principalites and Servia. The projectt
Journey of Sir II. Bulwer to London w
connected with this object 1t was said th
ne the Porte had concluded loan of l5,000,0 Oh
or francs. '-.f
he INDIA AND CHINA.-A telegram announc
ey that Mr.. Winson, Chancellor of the Indi,
he Exchequer, made his financial statement {
de the 18th ult. The deficit is about 60 000, ,0C
rst He proposes trade license of from ten
twenty shillings yearly, tax upon incom
hit of from f240 to f600, at two per cent, 81
,is above that of four per cent. with no exem
no ton, and large duties upon tobacco. II
he tariff is to be modified. There is to be
k loan. ..t ... ..l'...
All Telegraphic advices from China to Janua
.ly 90, report the exchanges without alteratio
re imports in good demand and Teas quiet al
in SMALL supply,
'as TURIN, March l4.--The Sandman Cover
on ment, it is asserted, has consented to the
is mand of France to effect the cession Of Saw
ia. and Niece by special treaty, to be made
let tween France and Sardinia. The treaty W
he be followed by the vote of the municipaliti
his and the two contracting parties will aft'
SITS ward report to the European powers the /
he ture and motives Of the territorial arran[
ments. "
use SARDINIA cedes to France, Savoy III
he Mount Cents, and Nice unto Villa Fran