, 1860-03-31
LATER FROM EUROPE.

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day morning.
Omar BEirA1S.-The Address to the Grown.
approving tue French Commercial Treaty, was
agreed to in the House Of Lords by 80 majority.
The British Government had received dis
| patch from France, declaring the annexation of
Savoy absolutely necessary, but stating that
the feelings Of the Sayoyards will be consulted
| before dvcisire measures are taken. Lord
! Jobu Russell said the views Of England would
| be forthwith cmbodied in dispatch and laid
| before Parliament.
10000 is said to hare been paid Denmark
! graph ria Greenland.
| 1hc El0o, 900 preference capital. authorized
| by the Great Ship Company had all been applied
| for by th= shareholders, and the subscription
Some English Journals arc getting fierce with
| Napoleon On the Savoy question, which will be
settled BY treaty between France and Sardinia
before the SAyoyards are consulted. Switzer~
| land bus sent protest against tue annexation
In the House Of Commons. Lord Johu Russell
| nese expedition. He admitted li.at it was not
desirable to proceed 10 pekin, but it would be
unwise to sny That It should not lie done iftheir
terms were refused. An indemnity would BE-
| demanded, aud If not accepted bofoTe the forces
! arrived, it would be Insisted upon. 4 general
strongly condemned the policy Of Mr.. Bruce.
Lord i'almersson defended Mr. Bruce and said
Englsud never wnu[d have endured his submit
ting 10 the indignitics which tue American Min.
lister had met with. lie beiered thut tue En-
peror Of China was prepared to give m apology
| for the Peiho at1air.
| The London Iost believes that at present the
| question stands thus Sardinia Is about to ccle
Savoy and Nice By tIraty to France. FranHe
will tten consult the pnpula fon whether they
| choose annexation to France Or separate iut:e-
pcndeucy. 1fthey select the latter, then Sayoy
will be constituted Ill independent State. II the
former, the result will be communicated to the
great powers. In the case Of serious disuI,-
| proyal ard opposition on the part of European
| States, which however is not anticipated, then
France would probably consent to the estal,-
ltehmcnt Of Savny u an independent State.
What is positive. is, that France will never con-
sent, under any circumstances, to the retention
Of what are called the French slopes Of the
Alps by Sardinia, enlarged Us they will be by
power inferior only to Prussia.
| The Duly Mtcx. Of the l1th snys that il the
statement respecting the mode Of ceiling Savoy
b. correct, the eycnt will be motc seriuus in its
ultImate necessary consequences tflan any
which has occurred since the fall Of the greAt
Napoleon. lIencefo,th not even the most san
gltire will be able ia believe in tue maintenance
uf peace. Europe has to reckon with power
which tramples on the most sacred rights, and
which LAS cast of respect for anything but ma
| tcrial force. Sooner or later Europe will lind
power within the limits Of law. Tho Uera!I
| uses the same language.
The Paris correspondent Of the Daily Ieus
I says there is some reason to think that favor
ab1c chuugc in t4e French Government has
taken place. On Wednesday it was disposed 10
10 press the Hing ot Sardiniato uegoiiatefurthcr
| with the Pope. Yesterday it was reported tfJut
events III Ita,y will be suffered fur tile moment
] u. least to follow their natural cnufse-
| The Paris correspondent Of tile Time learns
that the second warning, whlc!. will 1e followed
Immediately by c1communcation, has been scEt
| 10 Turin. AtttE certan interval The bull Of ex-
| communication against Victor Emanuel will he
| issued.
The Paris correspondence Of the Tin.fs says
| that an autograph letter from the Emperor M
| poleon. couched in III angry style, bud reached
| King Victor Emanuel The Emperor invites
| the King not to accept Tuscany in his own
name, notwithstanding the recent test Of uDiyer-
sal suffrage. lie may name Prince Of his own
| hause for Tuscany: aud according to the same
report, he is dcba1red from occupying tue Ro-
magma, which n,ay be governed Iy IL Vicar NC.
ccptableto the Pope.
| FnaScE.-Thc Paris correspondent: of the
| London 1imts says that il is certain thut the
| order to the French army in Lonbardy to be
| ready 10 march ut moments notice, has been
| countermanded.
ave are informed" eays the Conritr de R1ris,
"t'lat the election in Savoy and in the country
| of Nice, to decide on the annexation Of these
provinces to the French Empire, viii take place
on the 18th inst"
| IrAlr.-F1onExcE, l6tb.-A decree tas been
published conruking the Electoral Assembly
Tor the o5tb of Marc'', in ordcrso proceed to the
election Of Deputies to Parliament.
| 4 regiment Of cusrassicrs has left Turin to be
| ready to enter Tuscany and proceed to Flor"
cuce Us soon us the King of Sardinia accepts
the annexation. Other troops have lett their
quarters to he ready to enter the Ko1nagna:
Gen. Faut has Just 1rEau'zed tie army m Int, into
divisiona-two riedmontcsc and the third Of
| Central Italy.
it is stated that one Of the first acts of the
| Government, us soon as tho annexation shall
hare been declared, will be to open Il loan Of
| 40o, ,U00f.
MopExA, 1Gth-The result Of the rotiu. in
the Emelian Provinces has been proclaimed. and
| is " follows: Total number Of electors IN.
scrihed On the list, 5sG, ,s5s; number who voted,
42.,5ls; for annexation to Piedmont, 40 JOG !;
separate Kingdom, .s5G; cancelled. '5-
| II -Iurd4 publishes i dispntcl from Cardinal
Antonelti, III reply to tue last note Of II. Thoure.
mel. 1t tuncompromis:uSiy demands the return
| uf The rcvolted province before even The qucs-
| tion If reform can bc entertained md complains
that If their revolt bud not caused it. it is be-
cause The uoy Father cannot obtain tue sup
port he might hare expected. The rebellion
has been fon,ented ffom without. aud the Cardl-
nal cannot zee why it should not be exsinguish-
cd by legitimate assistance from abroad, il caa-
not but be but f.irly asserted that the succor
offered by Catllnlic Nations to their common
Father, is in reality assistance from abroad.
Full returns Of the voting in Italy are ever
whelmiurly in favor oil annrxation 10 Sardinia.
The rote il Tuscany was Soc, 900 for annc1asion.
aud 15u.000 for separate Kingdom. No steps
have been tax en- yet.
An ipsurrcction in Naples is considered i'm
m;nent.
sAnn1x1A.-As the Sandman government de-
cIares in advance its acceptntion of the result
of the voting, a runnOr was current that the
I'iedmoniese troops would forthwith enter Tus-
capy. Another rnmor was 1hut Prince Hum
bert, eldest son OF lie King OF SARDINIA, would
/ be proposed for the crown Of Tu: canY.
| SrAIx AND S1unocco.-A Madrid telegram
states that on the lotil OF March, Il Moorish mes
scnser delivered q letter 10 Marshal O'Donnell
from the Emperor Of Morocco, protesting his
desire fur peace.
| lIrscanr-l'Es1u, March 16th.-Yestcrday
| about quo students attempted q demonstration
ut the churches and church yards Of this place,
Several students were arrested. On an attempt
beng made to resist them, the police resortc1
to their weapcns aud wounded several rereons,
The population did not in any way take par, in
! the demonstration.
Matters In NcsT Xofk.
New Yonk, March 30.-Thc official dispatches
| from CQptaluS Jarvis and Turner detailing the