Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1860-05-05
Ghe pulpnesian.
FOREIGN NEWS.

By the ar-iya' Of the bark RoEsr, Capt. Draper in
16 days from So sncisco, we received the regular
Atlantic mail Of ,ch 5, a couple of New York papers
of March 20. by ae overland mall and telegraphed
extra of the s., J ..lcsco Bulletin of Anil l3, con-
taining from ST. Louis. NO. arrived by the Pony
Express in l2 days from New York to Carson City,
Western Utah.
Europe.
1t was rumored that Victor Emanuel had himself
written address calling Sicily suppress insur
rection.
The filling up of the ornaments of Piedmont was be-
ing accelerated.
At congregation held at the Vatican, it decided
that the King OF Sardinia should not be excOmmunicat
ed-no matter what political events should suprryene
Austria has rejected the proposals of England for a
settlement Of the Italian question, stating that she AUS
trial will abide by the arrangement of Villafranca.
She will not employ force at present increase her
army, but reserves liberty to do so in future.
Spain has demanded from Morocco large indemni-
y, and free possession Of all the territory she has
quered. The British Channel Fleet has proceeded to
the Medite. it is rumored, account of this
demand.
The Atlan Telegraph Company propose to make
an attempt @ the old cable.
The LOna,o Cbru; e of the 25th February says that
intelligence hh! f2 been received from Vienna
to the efecS lh't hussi had decided renewing her
old alliance Niih AUSTRIA. The treaty the point
of being signed Veo and to be carried to ST.
Petersburg by PrnC- '5zander Of HeSSe. The treaty
wou! provide ample cessions relative to the holy
pac :, Jerusalem &C., by Austria to Russia Austria
ag also "a. her policy in the Danubian Priaci
T4',tie conform that of Russia As compensation
for he ons, Russia will guarantee to Austria
sr xi.9I territory, including Hungary and Venetia,
az 4rst IAsurrection and foreg gn foes.
Azstra had conceded to the Jews the right to hold
%, erty.
The Paris correspondent of the London News fears
lt it must be too true that at q Ministerial meeting
Led Friday, 24th February, presided over by Ma
OC.gon, and which lasted four hours, resolution
taken against Italian unity, on the pretext that Russia
and Prussia objected the annexation of all the Ouch
les 10 Piedmont, although that might, alleged, be
satisfactory to the Italian people. The French Govern
ment have therefore resolved that the first question
that of annexiug Tuscany to PedmOnt-must be aban-
dOned but France will have objection to the people
of Tuscany choosing the Duke of Genoa their Sow
eregn.
In regard to the second questionable annexation of
the Duchies of Modoaa and Parma-these may be an
neXed to Piedmont nsent of their inhabitants
The third questiog at of Romagna-is to be sub
mitted to a COnferIlce Cf the great Powers but the
idea OF creating separate Sovereignty for the Holy
See, of annexation subject to The Sovereignty either
OF Tuscany or Piedmont, is not abandoned.
The Lond CHRONICLES statement relative to a pro-
posed trea Jetwaen Russia I Austria, is much
vassed nc Hera d thinks the statement premature
No trea is yet sig ed, but there doubt of the
newal Cf friendly relations.
Thc b discredits the statement on the authority of
the Austrian Government. The independence Beige dis
believes it. The Paris journals deDy it. The Chronicle
of the latest date that treaty has been made
and the Of being signed, but has undergone
some modification 1t says that Russia will not aid
Austria in Italy, but will act with her in complications
arising in Hungary and the Danubian countries. The
latest patch from Queenstown says the announcement
of treaty is without foundation, but it is true that
Austria. although not bound by such Sreaty, will no
more oppose Russian policy in Turkey.
A BeTue dispatch says that the Russian Ambassador
TO Sardna had rePreented to Count CavOur the hP1vy
responsibility Of his Government, in that while the 9th
er powers were endeavoring to tranquilize matters
Sardinia was doing its make them more threat
enng by attempting the annexation of Central Italy
In consequence Of these representations and the
of France the project of annexation has been abandon
ed for the present
A note. by which Napoleon required Sardinia to give
up the project of the annexation of Tuscany was dis
patched the evening, February 25h Turin, but
in consequence Of the absence of Cavour would not
delivered before the 2Sth
An official note from the French Governm ent to the
Austrian Government states that France will Consent
to a less radical combination than the one proposing
dismembershp of the States of the Church. condition
that the principle Of nOn-interSentOn shall be main
tanned
courier was about to leave Rome with the Pope's
reply to NJ. Thouvenel's last message. The Cardinals
specially convened and unanimously decided in favor
of the patrimony of the Pope, too intimately connect
ed with the general interests Of the Church to be treat
ed simply as political question.
The statement of the London Nescs, that the French
Government had resolved against Italian unity,
doubted.
NapOeons speech at the opening of the French Leg
isature lst March, says that Tuscany is to be sep
arate kingdom; but Parma and Modena may be ''an-
nexed' TO SARDINIA. France recovered possession Of
Savoy security for her frontier. The speech pro-
mses that the Emperor will make every effort to main
tain peace.
Napoleon says that he rejOces at the amcable rela
tions among European powers for speedy peace with
Cochin China, and the just chassement of the Chinese.
He expresses his asonishment at the agitation of the
Catholic world, an points his efforts half of the
pope.
The French Arizy would be reduced to 15t gO0[?l
men, but for t,Is LhiGgse and the :atiOn of
Italy.
The En- pelo- sonouded his speech by -ence to
his free trade policy, and predicted most abe
suits from It.
The speech produced slight depression : auds on
the BOurse.
The English journals continue to prote against the
annexation of Savoy 1t is also condemned ~ the Min
istry.
Lucien BOnaparte !; mentioned as the King Of Tus-
eany.
The Pope continues to threaten Victor Emanuel with
excOmmuncaiion.
The vote Of the people of Central Italy is be taken
fr annexation to Sardinia, or for separate king
DOM"
1t fully believed that the people of Central Italy
will confirm the for their annexation ID Piedmont.
The Paris Patre CT 9th March says that the reply Of
Sardinia the proposals of Napoleon had been receiv
ed Victor Emanuel agrees the solution proposed by
France for Romagna bu., regards the solution of
the question of Tuscany, the King of Sardinia is less
distinct. The Pdtrie adds that it is unable make
known Sardnias reply in reference the annexation