Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-20
TELEGR A PHO.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival Of the Steamship Tulonia.


NEw YoaK, March ls
1 hesteamship Tuloni4 from Bremen arriv.
ed today via Southampton, bringing London
dates to March 6th Her commercial neva IA
no later than the Asia's.
The announcement of the lose OF the Hun.
gsrian reached London March 4th, by telegraph
from Queeastow wn, at which point the Canadian
touched that morning.
PARIs. Sunday evening part Of the
Emperors speech concerning the annexation Of
Savoy aud Nice, has been received in Nice
with enthusiasm.
The Italian party is greatly agitated.
vienna, Sundsy.-To the inquiries Of repre-
sentatives Of some foreign powers. Austria re-
plies that its interests have not been directly
affected by the annexation of Savoy to France.
She will not protest against that annexation
A committee has been formed at Tricea.
MoDESA. Saturday.-The papal government
has prohibited commerce by transit between
Ancona and Romagna. The merchants protest
against it. The agitation continues in the
marshes. London proprietors refuse to pay
taxes, and thousands of citizens are signing an
address to the great powers, in favor of annex
alton.
Soldiers enlisted in Austria continue 10 ar
rive in the State of the church and Naples
RoME, Wednesday Pope is said to be
willing to grant concessions if the legations
will subrit.
The students of the University have de-
manded the re-admission Of eight stud, nts who
had been expelled.
There s nothing important from Morocco.
The London court journal asserts positively
that the Prince Of Wales would leave for Cana
da in the latter part of May. Instructions will
be sent ou, to the Canadian authorities to
make necessary arrangements for his recep-
ton
1t has been ascertained that eighty men
and boys were either sutfocated or burned to
death at the explosion of the Barradou
Colliery.
AAXVIth COngress..First Session.
WASHINGTON, March I9
HoUsE-Mr. Morrill, from the Committee
on Ways and Means, reported q bill to provide
for the payment Of outstanding treasury notes
to authorize loan, regulating and increasing
the rates on imports. and for other purposes
Mr.. Sherman from the same committee. re-
ported bill making preparations for the nee
essary executive and judicial expenses Of the
government for the next fiscal year.
The Committee on Commerce reported bill
making appropriation for the light house e.
Establishments.
Mr. dAskln from the COMMITTEE on Public
expencitur reported bin repeating the act
providing for the for,ihcation vt Willets
Point.
Mr. E,heridge, from the Committee on In
dian Affairs, reported bill providing for the
payment Of the depredations committed by the
whites on the Shawnees of Kansas
Mr.. Scott from the same Committee, report.
ed bill for the examination OF the claims oc-
casioned by the Indian d-predations in New
Mexico.
The above named bills were referred to tn .
Committee OF the Whole on the safe of the
Unon.
SENATE Two messages were received from,
the President.
Senator King presented petition in favor OF
a uniform Bankrupt law; also, the petition of
James W. Nye and los others of New York,
i n favor Of the Homestead bill.
Mr.. Lane introduced . resoluti IN providing
that the Committee on Public Lands enquire
into the expediency of making the 46th paral-
lei as the boundary between Oregon and Wash
ing.on. Adopted.
The House bill authorizing the publishers of
newspapers to print on their papers the date
when subscriptions expires, was taken up -
Mr.. Tulee reported an additional section to The
effect that the drop letters delivered in large
cities by carriers be charged one cent postsg.
instead Of two rs heretofore. " whch was adopt
ed and the bill then passed.