Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-13
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Persia, with news by way of Queen
s'own, to April 1st, has arrived at New York.
| The news is as follows:-
The SANDMAN ANNEXATION, London,
April IA dispatch from Genoa says the
Piedmontese troops entered Florence on the
28th. An other division is on the march tow
ards Ravenna a dispatch from Florence says
Prince Carignan, in proclamation to the Tus-
cans, tells them the king understands the OBJ
Ject of annexation to be to unite their energies
with those OF the various races who had ele
waited him to the national throne, and that his
first resolution is to achieve their happiness to
the full extent their conduct has merited. 4
dispatch from Vienna says the Austrian
Cabinet had addressed note to the Cabinet Of
Turin, sternly protesting against the anueXa-
ton of Tuscany, Parma and Modena to Pied
mont, maintaining her incontestible right to
oppose an act which. in l,espoiIing the lcgiti-
mate Princes of the states would also destroy
the right of succession which these same
treaties secured to the House of Hapsburg.
The PORE AND SARDINIA.-The Paris Con-
stitutiOnnel says that France waits only the
safety of the pope, before Withdrawing her
troops from Rome but she will not do so I'M
til they are replaced by an Italian power
Letters from Rome confirm the statement that
the ALLEGATION pronounced by the pope in the
Secret Consistory of the 10Th ult., included
the accommodation of Victor Emanuel,
without naming him. 1t specifies his acts,
which, it says, have incurred the censures pro-
nounced by the councils against plunderers
of the church. The papal carbiniers had
taken off the escutcheon of Sardinia from the
house OF the Sandman vice consul at Pisaro.
The act of major communication against
those who have promised to aid or counseed
rebellion, invasion or usurpation in the Ro-
magma, was published in Rome, 29th. A dis.
patch from Rome says that, in case of evacua-
ton by the French, Rome will be occupied by
the pOntifical troops, and the Neapolitan troops
will enter the marches. Three thousand pa
pal troops are concentrated at Ancona. a
new revolutionary demonstration was to have
taken place at Rome, but did not, in conse.
quence of secret circulars being distributed
among the people. intimating that such dem
onstration might be the cause of annoyance to
the French troops.
SAVOY AND NICE.-The king OF Sardinia
had issued proclamation, releasing the in
habitants Of Savoy and Nice from further al
legiance. The Patrie says that the French
regiments, in returning from Italy, wilt stop
successfully at Chamberg and Nice, but that
military occupation will only take place when
the necessary formalities ofthe treaty have been
fulfilled. The districts of Chablais and Fran.
cigny will Professionally receive no garrison.
The report addressed by the Swiss federal
council to the federal assembly protests
against the annexation of the naturalized prov
inces of Savoy and Nice to France.
FRANCE.-The Paris correspondent of that
old tory journal, the London Herald, says pre-
paratons are making for the campaigning out
fit of an army of $50, 900 men, and that the of
fcers and men on Through had been ordered to
join the corps. A journal, under French pro-
lection, was shortly TO come out at Genoa, to
advocate the doctrines of natural frontiers to
the fullest extent,
GREAT BRITAIN. The bill abolishing
church rates, and the income tax bill, had
passed through the parliamentary committees
Sir Robert Peel had made speech denounc-
ing the aggressive policy of Napoleon, and
calling on the government to take dignified
position in opposition to his schemes The
speech was received with considerable cheer
ing. The chief constable of the Isle of Ely,
one of the chief resorts for prize fighters, had
obtained warrants for the apprehension of
Sayers and Heenan, with a view to their being
bound over to keep the peace for twelve
months, 1t was believed in sporting circles
that the originally named day for the fight
would not be changed.
THINGS IN PRUssIA.-The reply OF Prussia
to NJ Thouvenal's note expresses disapproval
Of the annexation of Savoy to France 1t also
intimates that the appeal of Switzerland to the
powers as to her righta must be examined. and
that those rights must be protected Queen
Victoria is expected to visit Berlin about the
end of June. The accouchment of her daugh-
ter, Princess Frederick William, is looked for
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