The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09

q the JuIa.
The sseamship Edinburg from New York, arrived at
Liverpool al $40 on the morning Of the ed ultimo.
The ship Champion Of the Seas, from Melbourne, with
1000 ounces in gold, had arrived 1t Liverpool.
The London Times has editorial Senator Sswards
ae speech the slavery question. treats the speech
a. progromme Of the republican party, and in
d1scs Of TIC darning Of more friendly Jeeling beoces
the Northern and Southern States 1t thinks that under
the organization Of the republicans, and with the
moderate programme sketched by Mr. Seward the North
may be able without plotting buster 10 roll back the
tide Of the slavsholaing aggresaion.
THE SAVOY QUESTION SETTLED.
The Paris Pahe says that the Sandman troops have
commenced the evacuation of Savoy and that the first
detachment Of French troops returning from Lombardy,
will arrive at Savoy ON the 26th Of March.
N. Thouveners last despatch to Count de Persigny,
containing explanations for the British government rea
tive 70 the annexation Of Savoy published the Paris
y NomSw the 22d Of March, contains little but what
had been previously stated points out the necessity for
me revon Of the French froners reerates the Empe-
rors respect for existing treaties claims that this purely
exceptional case shows that the cesson viii BE- made
whsut violence and free from all consnt and concludes
by expressing confidence that England win that the
situation Of France has required the contamination Of this
xsu2roect.
wsA The London Nes in editorial, admits that the an
nerGtioA Mut be quietly dloed, but 1t the same time
enounces the act Of spoaton and wrong and in
<srncpie bad - march upon The Rhine or sudden
ys.ttempt Antwerp 1t adds, must leave upon all
nds the conviction that there safety except In
nua watchfuness and armed preparation against the
Of sovereign who thus the posses
sions Of o friendly Power.
The Paris correspondent of the London Times says that
all the Powers had replied to France relative 10 Savoy
and gives the following the substance Of their notes
Russia says that long the right Of the people to
select rulers not put forward by France, and that as
the present change affect the balance Of Europe
.rhat SARDINIA may dAwiM Savoy no business Of hers
Prussia says that the Emperor Of France formally
dsavows the doctrine of natural frontiers, the transfer of
Savoy no business Of hers.
that she certainly does not approve Of
any annexation OF the kind but Europe stood BY when
other aanexaons Effected she does not Aat she
Ass to % suiA TIE annercton Of Savoy
SIX French regiments are said TO have taken possession
Of Chablas and Faucgpy.
The Emperor Napoleon, In receiving the deputadon
from Savoy stated that the reunion Of Savoy and Nice to
France resolved on In principle. The assent Of
Piedmont and Of the population had been obtained. and
he negotiations with the Powers who signed The treaty
Of 1916 permitted the hope Of favorable examination Of
the question by the greater part Of them.
French friga:s lad arrived OF Nioe and several 70.
ton Of Nice had signed petition against the representa-
TORS of the municipality.
GREAT BRITAIN. ~
In the House Of Comm mons The Savoy question was again
debated, and the oondcss The Hrhh government was
.esnsureA BY ssvefal members.
Tia Budget was taken up and Nr. Gladstone moved Q
resolution imposing an income tax Of tea peace IN the
pound for ono year. et 'ta ti
A. amendment was offered reducing the tax 10 nine
pence baa was rejected by u majority, and the orig
naa resolution agreed TO-
Several other provisions Of the budget were adopted.
In the House Of Commons March 2l, the bill limit
ing the hours Of labor OF women and children in the
Bleaching and dyeing works passed BY large ma.
joriy.
On March 22, the debate was resumed on the Reform
b sx John PAkiAgtou being the principal speaker cp
poasan ton He was followed by other speakers, when
Sho debate was further adjourned.
The Reform bill was egArdsd with much apathy by the
press and the public.
On March %, in the House OF Lords the Duke OF New
castle said the government had received no nforma
ton from either France Sardinia relative to the recent
vote Of the municipality Of Nice the subject Of an
nexaton.
Colonel Dunno asked the Secretary Of State for Foreign
Aaas whether he Of the Intended advance Of
the Spanish army Tanser and what guarantee he had
received from the Spanish that there would
be NO permanent prouacted occupation Of place
essential TO the supply Of the fortress Of Gibraltar
Lord John Russell said that the Spanish government,
had replied TO the representations Of her AAestys gov
ernnent with respect to prolonged occupation Tanger
IN friendly manner and the correspondence had already
been laid ON the table.
The merchants Of Manchester had appointed depu,s
ton to wait Sir c. Wood TO make ,.ioas
sGainst the Of duty India cotton srns and
twist.
FRANCE.
OsnsrL Dufaur, who special miasisn from Swift
eYAnd had an interview with the Emperor, expressed
himself satsasd win his assurances 70 respect SWISS In
teYests.
asserted that The French government while still re-
tanning Chabais and Faucgny, s disposed to give most
solemn guarantees 70 Switzerland and Europe thai Swiss
Interests shall be protected
The feet at rouon had received orders TO be ready for
sea.
The Paris Bourse had become armes On the % there
decided Improvement, and the rentes sdvansed to
car