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not wish To Conclude This despatch withou. propos
mg 70 you last consideration touching the jmposslbty
vssch said exists Of the Romagnss being restored 70
the legitimate rule OF The Holy Father without foreign
tefvenson, or TO keep them without wed occupation
things which are declared 70 be impossible
But, " true, and s impossible 70 doubt it. that the
revolt Of the four legations made and 10 maintained
help, and 70 hopes Of st greater assistance do not see
Why rebellion made by Ubiquitous foreign aid should not
Also be suppressed by legitimate foreign aid. Again. can
be said that aid given by Catholic nations 10 their com
mon father, and in the interests Of the whole Christian
universe, can be styled foreign Asssiance9
Finally II, on the hand, the holy Father is willing
70 enter into new negotiations the basis indicated on
the other hand he il hrmy resolved Gas he has publicly
stated snd intends to declare AGAIN. 10 maintain with
GODS Aid whose vicar he s EARTH the rights Of the
attacks OF his advesares and whatever may be the OPP
position which may be unhappy brought against him u
der the pretent amentable copjanctares.
ROM, Feb. 20, 1850. G. Cardinal ANrONEIIL
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Michael ChevAher, the great free trader, had been
nominated by the Emperor Senator Of France
1be farf6 correspondent Of the London eieRraphs
that the SWISS Envoy at Paris had handed Thouvenel
protest against any measure OF annexation Of Savoy 70
France and further that the Swiss government v0uld adj
dress TO the Powers who signed the treaes AT the
Congress OF Vienna for the Of the atls ouo
IN savoy and the guarantee Of the Of Swzer
land and Of portion Of Savoy.
The Paris correspondent OF the london Tns Saws Il Ia
certain that the order 70 the French army in Iombardy
70 be ready 10 march at = moments notice had been
countermanded.
The Paris Aopteur announces that government had
submitted to the Corps L<gsdtT project for deyoting
forty millions OF francs loans 70 manufacturers for the
renewal and Improvement OF their machinery; and
another project concerning tho notifications Of the tariff
for WOODS, cOttons and raw materials.
The koniteur contains report by the Minister War
proposing the idess Of recedng to reduce
the effective strength OF the ba.aons Of the Chasseurs
from eight TO six companies the force which enlisted be-
fore 1885, The report Is followed by decree approving
OF the ministerial proposition.
The French leet had been recalled from Algesirss.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times says tina.
an autograph letter from the Emperor Napoleon coucbed
In an angry style had reached King Victor Emanuel The
emperor the King not accept Tuscany in his own
NAME notwithstanding the recent OF universal suffrage
lie may name prince OF his own house for Tuscany,
and according TO the report he debarrcd from
vicar acceptable to the Pope.
The Swiss Federal Council had addressed note To Paris
md Turin protesting against the annexation OF Chabas
and Faucgny 10 France, az the treaty OF 1916 prohibits
the cesson OF the neutrazed districts of Savoy 10 any
other Power than Switzerland
The Courier des Alps that the First and So.
cond regiments Of dragons had received orders leave
Lyons for Chambary
The Paris Bourse had been firm and prices rather high
er. but rentes closed duh on the 10th at 6S.
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The London Times draws editorial picture OF the state
Of affairs, and remarks that would be libel on humani
~ to suppose that the Kings government can remain
changed thinka the day Of retrbaton Is probably al
hand, and that another royal fugitive may give thai
warning to kings which has been 20 often repeated in
times
The fermentation continued very great In Sicily. AT
Palermo the prisons Overlooking with the persons
arrested.
The British and other foreign ministers said 10 have
demonstrated with the King the course he was pursu
ing.
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The total result Of the voting in Tuscany the ques
ton Of annexation TO Piedmont follows Total
number inscribed, $50 446 For annexation, 67l for
a sepsrate Kingdom, IA ,926; cancelled, 4,9a9.
The returns nom the Emsn provinces are also com
plete The numbers In favor Of annexation 10 Piedmont
folowsThe Romagns, 202 $50; Modena lie, 62l;
Parma, 51. The number Of votes Tor separate king
dom had not been yet announced in these provinces.
Later dispatches say that IN the Romagna there we're
only ga votes In favor Of separate Kingdom.
As the Sandman government declared in advance its
acceptance OF the result OF the voting,
rent that Pedmontese troops would forthwith tbs
cany Another rumor that Prince Humbert,
eldest son of The King Of Sardinia would be proposed for
the crown Of Tuscany.
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we're, been impending during all this time, hare
not reo;ra notice snttgeuoe that any strong
strancs d0din the annexation l. iod 10 be made by nose
gorenm>ns The language Of Count Cavour has been,
think good deal Of the character described by my hon
orable friend tue member for Tamworth, because, while
he continues TO say az he said sometime ago, that the
King Of Sardiua would not cede, sell, exchange
Savoy he goes In the latter part o, h desps say
that the people OF Savoy are disposed to belong 70
another empire and be under another sovereign how
the King OF Sardinia might regret il, he should
have objection 70 their obtsining their wish. Now,
ana Se' veyv uopecessary deeara,,op We knor very
well that there have lately been and are countries
which have felt themselves 30 oppressed by their
governments have had such different views OF policy
from those entertained by other that they
have wished their connection with their
reigns but have heard that Of Savoy, tina,
am Of has there til lately been any indication
that the people Of Savoy wished 70 their connection
with or abure their allegiance 70 the house Of Savoy
Ia, therefore, singular shond say an unprecedented
thing for sovereign to say, These subjects Of mine
much attached TO me; value them very much A. the
same time they wish dissolve their allie gancc a5d be
long some other country have no objection 70
not very unwilling 10 sever the connection Now, s
must say tina. position must be good deal 10.
uenced by these different things. the great Powers
Of Europe which were TO be consulted, # Aust-iI
Pyssssa and 0reat Britain ave tie only European oo
King Of Sardisia on AZ pa,t e oppa-eiy wiliro 70 sisd
this territory, Certainly dos become ue, difficult wnke
my S s 70 10, at q But s there another
sster the questions which asked of me BY noble
lord not now present. think ought to state TO the House
cided impression upon the subject There was delivered 70
yesterday despatch from Thouvenal 70 Count Per
seny, laying the case Of the annexation Of Savoy before
her Majesty government for their confederation The
despatch s very temperate II sbjures altogether
the notion Of natural boundaries and states The case
Sns 81 he posn ST .
that the position a France b thereby mads wosse
and that therefore his special case which deserves
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10 proceed 70 fekn, WGu0 DC 10
that should no, be done their terms refused
An indemnity would be demanded, ana not sccepted
before the forces arrived would be insisted upon The
forces would be Of such strength az 10 guard against
failure. IL found convenient provision would be
made for the 70 reside al Sbanghae and to
occasionally visit pekn although thought desirable
that Pekn should be the place Of residence France and
England both actuated with the moot moderate and
pacific intentions and he trusted these very reasonable de-
mands would be acceded to-
general debate ensued which Mr. Bright and others
strongly condemned the policy OF Mr.. Bruce.
Lord Palmerston defended Mr. Brace, and sasd tina
dignsties which tie american Minister had met Nth He
believed that the Emperor Of China prepared to give
An apology for the Peiho affair.
the london Times Of the 10Th IA ts city article says
The caution money Of go 600 the concession for the
North Atlantic Telegraph between Europe and the United
States Tor 100 years. granted by the Danish government
s stated 70 have been Yemitted 10 day the Danhh
Minister Of Finance ct Copenhagen by Messrs Croskey
via the Farce Islands, Iceland Greenland and Labrador
10 Canada and the United States and Its practcabity Ia
represented TO have been recently demonstrated BY
nesday last gave evidence upon the subject before the
Committee Of the House Of Commons sitting.
Sir Rowland Hill was suffering from tndisposition.
The ship Great Tasmania which bad arrived ct Liver
pool from Calcutta with 900 who retired from
the Indian army on the transfer OF the East India Com
panys service 10 the British government, had fearful
amount Of sickness and mortality board % charged
that owing 70 bad and insufficient provisions, and tho
want Of proper accommodation the ship became per
feet nosing hospital. There were At one time 400 or 500
sick men on board, Of whom sixty died II sea- and q
large number were landed At Liverpool in dying state
government investigation into the matter had been com
uenced.
WAS rumored that lsc 10 the Queen Victoria
win hold grand inspection Of al the volunteers who
be brought together In Hyde Park.
In addition 20 the vessels in progress .. Chatham,
orders bad been iss1ed that SIX line Of battle and other
chips be laid down ~ soon vacancies occur In the
building slips The aggregate Of the six vessels viii be
nearly %, goo tons, and the number Of guns 2s7.
Al Influential meeting OF importers and deslsrs 70
foreign produce had been held IN london for tbs purrose
Of opposing some o. ire proportions q toe Cttnteror d
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include the which the noble lord must have given
the despatch in question have therefore, TO ask whether
on the table OF the House. and trust when
shall be able TO say that was reply worthy in every
way Of the spirit which this overture the part Of
Prussia has been made. (Iear, hear) have not given
notice of ask the noble lord for any gene
raj information with respect to this pending question Of
the annexation Of Savoy and Nice, because felt sure
that without notice from any member Of Parliament he
would know that any information which he might be able
70 give this House would be received with grateful salts
faction On Tuesday last the noble lord III the head or
her Aaestys government gave Us right cry strongly to
hopcaNd hink Considering the relation bdces' ne oo
eos.t.sss rtgM si.0 70 s,ysa-thear hesrl-'aat the
France eor'aas~s--a~d seriously conssai.g{ cheers)
-tAe otAer Po'ors q Europe I trust ne noels
oea Heia ont has not tess' tsissees; Tia. the he
rumcYs Of the last two days Inconsistent with tho
truth and that is not the fact in spite OF ali which he
has ssd Thai Inc Emperor OF tie French "a
this without consulting the great Powers OF
Europe hear, hear)-and tbas be is the point Of IN.
oludirg territory Of France the districts OF Chabais
Fauceny and Genevos, contrary to tie c1press prpmase
rhtcA he Aas made and the proof Of which 10 be found
House. trust the information which the noble lord may
give win be Of such character as in some degree TO
remove the anxiety which is At present felt Cheers
SIR e. PEPerhaps before tae noble lord answers the
question Of my honorable friend the member for Bridge
water he will allow 70 say that tie tSossdfioN Of Dhd'
= aEsne p!aes e Es'cp: Is sssssy ,S ana asx n'
which certainly contains intelligence Of avery
character also of danger which threatens the
Independence and neutrality Of Switzerland (Cheers
very 10Th again 70 Iespass on the attention Of the
House with regard 10 this subject but feel that we have
arrived at period when Is absolutely necessary we
shoud give uefauce TO expression OF opinion on
This question More than that beli>x sdx the opinion
o. only Of eoeyy s~aeusm IN tas House. bta Of ererg NAN
fesisnq IN he COUNTRY say otyst 30 declare
b sns.n by msicA zee ars all arinsnssdtha. not only
as age been tii5ed the public mind # ETops
u ha.u as particu,rrly dirsed against TIE 9oucumen q
Ms coArhu (Cheers) We have been over and over
xsp Dla there wac no danger that the Emperor Of the
rench would proceed to the extrerities which he DOW
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a PRINCE BEFORE POlLoE COURF s--!The
nobility of England are coming 4, a yery
singular complexion. 1t is but few days
since the son Of Duke was eommitted To-
debtors jail, and now Prince figures In n
Police Court. Last arrivals tell US that His
Royal Highness Prince Edward, Of SAKE
Weimar, unlawfully passed through toll
gate, refusing TO pay the toll, amounting 10
three pence, for which ofanse he was brought
before the sHammersmith Police Court, and
sentenced 70 pay that sum and two shiliiugs
costs. Noblssss o6hgs will henceforth have q
wider and more singular signi6eation than
ever. Peer bankrupt for paltry G |, 600
and committed toA common jail in default Of
payments and Prince declining to pay
three-penny toll except on compuision; what
sadder commentary on patrician institutions
can be imagined, what saddeT picture Of
patrician poverty can represented i9y diiA
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THE DAILY PRESS.
lTrRpAY ...........................AUeIsT 4

bATUhDA .'..'.....'... .'.'... N OSOoh =
From All the Year Round1
vENICB.
The lovely city married to the ocean,
Disturbs me with her image from afar
OF music drawn irom other years
Duils long vision down 70 tears,
Made bright by distance and by hight, which are
The birthright Of star.
stand sl9of like come me sgSet lover RiaiSHs aha
He loves Is shining:
Who strains across a rushing wind
Aud feel, while waiting at the trysting-trec,
Tho face he cannot see
see her now, this chetter,on q cities
The sea eravls up % Mss her from the South
And standing fat Away / trace
The lie Of beauty her face,
Aud stu the nlothful sin and idle drouth
Seem sweet upon her mouth
The seeds OF love are running wild around her.
Her pride has fallen since the wealthy waves
Arose and crowned boz;
The spirit 0f the past still rosms
Her shripes and palaces and domes,
The glory Of her graves.
She took her dowry from immortal nations
The many winds brought weddnggi and loud
Congratulations .
The words Of peace were on her lips,
Her seas were dark With coming shipl,
And, as she gained the BRIDEGROOM, crownd and
The nations cried aloud.
The slothful sin fell on her, and she trembled
Ger her own image in the violet deep,
She left her crowded streets and towers,
And decked her brow with idle flowers,
She dreamed away her iame where waters keep
music soft as sleep.
Tho function faded wholly with the duty,
But left the EVERLASTING bane Of grace
She saw with unaffrghted heart
Pn, Goa lS ths IS shiDs tSrs1ke S he her smpty mart
nd he "a lap
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As accidents will happen, even in wsll'rsEulatss
families, II Il very desirable to have some cheap and
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A Social SEcRBF WORM lKxowgas. .s-It h
secret known 70 but few, eays Steele, yet OF
no small use in the conduct OF life, that when
you fall into mans conversation the first
ming you. should consider is whether be has
should hear him. ~
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