Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-31
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EUROPEAN NEWS.
Arrival OF the Steamer Arabia.


A Calcutta telegram of the l2th simply
announcing the burning of the ship Rec
Gauntlet, reached England on the 10th.
Communication between Alexandria anC
Kurrachie is perfect.
The address to the Grown approving the
French commercial treaty was agreed &c
in the House of Lords by 30 majority.
The British government had received :
despatch from France declaring the an
nexatiou of Savoy absolutely necessary
but stating that the feelings of the Savoy
ards will be consulted before decisive
measures will be taken.
Lord John Russell said the views Of
England would be forthwith embodied IL
despatch and laid before Parliament.
Lord Jack explained the position OF
China affairs and said reasonable il DEM
nifty will be demanded aud enforced il ne
cessary and hoped it would not be neces-
sary to Pekin.
1t is said that E20, 900 have been paid tC
Denmark for the concession to the North
Atlantic Telegraph, via. Greenland, sc.
Some of the English journals are get
ting fierce with Napoleon on the Savoy
question, which will be settled by treaty
between France and Sardinia, before the
Savoyards are consulted.
Switzerland had sent a protest against
the annexation Of Savoy.
1t is reported that French troops are I'M
der orders for ChambTn.
The Bourse closed dull at 6sf.
Full returns OF the voting in Italy are
overwhelming in favor of annexation to
Sardinia. The vote in Tuscany was 366,-
900 for annexation and $4,000 for a seper-
ate kingdom. No steps have been taken
yet.
An insurrection in Naples is considered
| imminent
Calcutta advices report further add
vance in freights and large increase in
the export duty on sultpetre.
The Anglo Saxon from Portland, arri-
we'd Mt Liverpool on the 10th.
The Eigo from New York arrived the
same day.
The Arngo arrived at Southampton on
the 10th.
The Daily Times of the 18th, says that if
the statement respecting the mode of ced-
ing Savoy hc correct, the event will bc
more serious i'll its ultimate necessary
consequences than any which has occurred
since the fall of the great NnpOleon.-
Henccforih not even the most sanguine
will be able to believe in the maintenance
of peace Europe has to reckon with a
power which trnmples upon the most
sacred right, and which has cast off re-
Sooner or later Europe will find itself
compelled, in sclt-dctence, to confine this
power within the limits of the law.
The Herald uses the same language.
FRAHCE.-The Paris correspondent OF
the London Times says that it is certain
that the order to the French army in Lom-
hardy to be ready to march ut n moments
notice, has been countermhnded.
The Paris correspondent OF the Times
says an autograph letter from the EmPcr-
or Napoleon, cOuchcd in an angry style,
had reached King Victor Emanuel. The
Emperor invites the King not to accept
Tuscany in his own name, notwithstanding
the recent test of universal suffrage. He
may name IL Prince of his own house tor
Tuscany. According to the same report,
he is debarred from occupying the Romag-
ma, which may be governed by Vicar ac-
ceptablc to the Pope, as the Sandman
Government declares in advance its accep-
tation of the result of the voting.
\ rumor was current that the Pied
montese troops would forthwith enter
Tuscany. Another rumor was that Prince
Humbcrt, eldest son of the King of Sar-
dinin, would be proposed for the crown OF
Tuscany.
SPAN AND Monocco.-A Msdridtelcgram
states that on 18th of March = Moorish
messenger delivered letter TO Marshall
O'Donncl, from the Emperor Of Morocco.
protesting desire for peace.
FLORENCE, lGth.-A decree has heen
published COnvoking the electoral Assem-
blies for the 25th of March, in order to
procede to the election of deputies to Par
| lament.
The Paris correspondence to the Times
| learns that the second warning which will
he followed Immediately by eXcommuni-
| cation has been sent to Turin. After Il
certain interval the Bull of excommuni-
cation against Victor Emanuel will be
issued.
Two regiments of Dragons, quartcred
at LYONS have received marching orders.
They are to proceed to ChTmbora, the
Capital of Savoy.
The Sandman Cabinet is expected to
meet on the 18th of April.
A regiment of Cuirassiers has left Turin
to be ready to enter Tuscany and pro-
ceed to Florence as soon rs the King of
SSardini, accepts the annexation. Other
troops have left their quarters to be ready
to enter the Romagna.
Gen. Fantc has inst organized the Com
pany into four corps; each will be composed
of three divisions, two Piedmontesc and the
Sd Of Central Italy
1t il stated that one of the first acts OF
Gov. Tnsson as the annexation shall have
been declared will be to open loan of
400, 900, 0OOf
LrvERrooL, March l7.-Sales Of Cotton
for the week were 81 900 bales, of which
s, 500 were for speculation and $4,000 tor
export. The market opened dull and low
or, particularly for middlimg and inferior
uplauds, Int active prices for them sprung
IN and prices rallied to about the former
quotations. Sales on Friday 5000 bales,
Saturday 1000, closing steady.
Manchester market quiet but improved
in tone.
Breadstufs generally unchanged. Flour
quiet Corn dull; yellow SIS 9dCg33s Cd.