The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07

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Nice Under these circumstances ask the foroearance
OF the House 10 leave her Maesys government " deoe
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(Cheers) II must be remembered that answers given IN
this House are not confined TO this House. 70 this
country but 60 all over Europe, a. they have been
may be given under the different phases of the
ton and that thus they may be seriously preudcia and
embarrassing TO the government time mus. come
when the conduct Of government will have TO laid be-
fore Parliament; but for the present must repeat
quest for the forbearanoe and indulgence Of the House
France.
According 70 the Paris correspondent Of the Lon3on
Post the relations Of France and England were NO. in
very satisfactory state
The camp Chalons this year 10 corsst Of co. 900
men, under Marshal McMahon:
TIE Paris correspondent Of the london DAILY Ne,us
gays reported thst French diplomatic manifesto
would shortly appear in which all designs upon the Rhine
frontier will he expressly diecaimed and the inference
will repudsted that because France for special reasons
adds two small parcels Of territory TO her empire,
she therefore means to set precedent for claiming what
Reports had been that Frensh troops had
tered Savoy but they pronounced unounded. rae
Paris correspondent Of the London Aoriag Chronicle
that the that troops were under orders for
Savoy at least premature
II s stated that the expor. duty on rags which the
French government TO substitute for the abso
lutte prohibition hitherto in force will ,uut 10 about 90
per cent on the price OF common rags and fifty per cont
on the price Of the best quality.
The provisions OF the commercial treaty between
Of French goods England large scale had already
commenced. Commercial men in France said TO be
realizing daily the Advantages Of the treaty.
decorated with the Legion OF Honor for services rendered
70 the army in Fay.
The Paris flour market duu and Dropping aud in
order to effect sales holders had made reduction OF IT.
per sack The price OF wheat was well maintained.
ON as
$3.50, or - lower than yesterday
Sgnor Farini arrived at Turin Sunday the 1Sh and
was forthwith presented to the King Sgnor Farin sad
tn NI0 in Tho nAa NJ Haiau
the legal document the returns OF the univer
sal suffrage Of the people OF Emala May your Majesty
degn TO receive them with favor as token of gratitude
The King replied This manifestation Of the nations
Confirms TO 80 ana nn
altered conditions the vote already expressed the Ma
tional Assemblies Of Emaia This manifestation COM
petes the proofs Of the p1triosn
and wsdom-by which these people have msrei univer
sal sympathy and esteem. accept their solemn vote,
and henceforh will be proud cali them my people. In
uniting to ancient provinces not only the States Of
hodena and Parma, but also the Ronasna, which has al
ready separated itself from the Papa government, do
rot intend TO fail in my deep dovotedness to
the CHIEF Of the Church ! am ready to defeat the
religion Pope to contribute to the spendor Of his
Court, and to pay homage t. his sovereignty Oar Par
Will assure prosperity. liberty and independence to the
The Official CARTE publishes royal decree, aunexiug
the province of Emsla TO Sardinia Another royal de-
cree convokes the Electoral Assemblies Of Enalisn
provinces for the 25h Of March, and another decree ap
Nothing decisive hal taken place relative to the an.
nexs,n Of Tuscany to Piedmont The Tuscan Assembly
The Paris Parie states that $1,000 men were abou. 10
be levied IN Tuscany, and 25 0OO in the Epaan pro-
vnces thereby increasing the Sandman army TO nearly
was asserted that Piedmont would contract loan OF
100 ,0OO, eco francs.
The Director of the Public Debt OF Rome had gone to
Brussels to contract q loan OF ten million francs.
The government OF Rome had authorized the imports-
ton OF wheat and flour into the Ponaca ports In the
The Paris Contutionnel sates that the Pope had al
dressed montory TO King Victor Emanuel intimat'ug
that benceorth all relations between his Holiness the
royal family must be considered broken of That his
Majesty viii understand that he has openly violated
Ia ss OF the Church. and formally e1oommuncdted The
holy Father reserves himself the duty taking into
consideration the interests of the universal Church AMI
measures which any event. weigh from heace
forth upon the person Of the King:
lie N0rd says the moment the Popes bull is Illuminated
the cities of Milan, Genoa Leghorn Turin Bologns and
Florence have agreed to illuminate aud give the charac
WAS said At Vienna that the French troops at Rome
would retire to Cvts Vecchia IL the Pope excommuni
cafe Victor Emanuel Another report from Vienna is that
the Neapotan troops will At enter Papal States
II the sardinians take possession OF the Romsgna
MILAN, March q, 1880
The French army has to-day commenced s returning
movement to Frsnce-the Eghueth regiment Of the
line by way Of Susa company leaving per day;
Second regiment OF the line by way Of Nice the battalion
departing 70 day
Austria.
the Austrian government Of the approaching
Of Lombardy by French troops and, 10 the Of his
Of the French troops Austria in accordance with the
principles contained in Count Rechbergs despatch
Of the l7n February would continue 70 o.
The Austrian government had despatched It's re-
ply direct 70 Paris The Austrian note says
that since the interview 1t Vlarauca the Emperor Fran
els Joseph has made too many sacrifices for the ain
tenance Of peace to be able 70 recomuence struggle
which would soon become European war but although
keeping merely observ.nt attitude, Austria believes
nevertheless, she draw the attention France TO
the nrgues Of Sandman agents in vensa as we'll
the continued provocaon Of the Piedmonese miu
try and she repeats most distinctly that the Emperor
Francis Joseph would not hesitate 70 make the greatest
sscrihces In defence Of his rights over Venetia
Letters from Hungary report popular demonstrations
Pesth and at other places IN commemoraon of the
Vienna despatch of the l9th that Austria
considering the anne Ration OF the Central Italian States 70
which formally reserved the Of the depcsed princes
had resolved to adjourn the renewal Of official relations
with the Court Of Turin.
The Baron de Bremner who act representative
OF Austria at Turin had returned to his former post
Athens.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Pot telegraphs
that the report that Austria had joined in the protest of
Switzerland on the question Of the annexation Of Savoy
Ia without foundation.
Naples.
Letters from Naples speak Of continued agitation and
popular manifestations on the frontiers The Ambassadors
The Austrian government had dsapprovsd Of tie
scNeIc meaSuTcS WINCH were lntenueO, ana An
Austrian General had arrived at Naples. CORES
pondence on Austrian affairs between lord John
Russell and the British Minister a. Naples had
been laid before the House Of Commons. These docu
ments show that the Engsh Cabinet has earnestly
Spstra,sa Against the policy Of the Court Of Naples bu.
John RUSSELL in his last despatch gives and
strong advice on the necessity for reform.
General Filapghiere had resigned, and Prince CasAro
had succeeded him ss President OF the Council.
Hanover.
fy0nn Hair kur0 thai
Hanover had proposed niemnity the basis OF me-
soaons in the universal conferences concerning the re-
dempton Of the ssade dues Eusand had refused to
agree to the amount proposed, but negotiations were
being continued.
Portugal.
The Cortes he'd authorized the free expectation OF
wheat and barley until the 30h Of June The Portuguese
Minister Of Marine 10 dead.