Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-28
FURTHER By THE BOHEMIAN.
PoRrLAnn. March %.

PORTLAND, March %.
Lord Elgin had gone TO Paris on public business
In connection with bis mission 10 China. He was
expected to start for China In about fortnight OF
| three weeks.
A report was current that Lord Taunton, for.
mery Mr. Labroaehere, would probable succeed
Lord Elgin as Postmaster General.
FRANcE-The Paris Steele had received warn
ing for an aledged outrage against religion. The
/ Steele praised and endorsed work in which GER
tain dogmas Of the Catholic aud Jesuit creeds were
| set down as shams
The reply Of the Holy See in the last proposals
Of France bad reached Paris.
The Pope declines the proposition TO conhne
within an exclusive political compass question
which, as II concerns the integrity aud pairmOlY
Of st. Peter, is intimately bound up with the inde-
pendence Of the Church. Although decidedly re-
jecting the proposition to create Ycarate Of the
Romagna In favor Of foreign sovereign his Holi-
ness shows himself disposed to enter into the path
Of Reform on condition that the integrity Of the
States Of the Church is guaranteed.
A Paris correspondent asserts that the foreign
relations of France were silently undergoing a
great change. and that Austrian influences were in
the ascendant,
The Paris Flour Market had been dull, but closed
firmer
Wheat also dull but prices are not materially
lower. -rr.-s
TIE Bourse had been pretty steady, but on the
l3LQ ClOS6u heavily ~ ufi coo IOf fttutt3.
ProcamstiOns by the Gov. Of Savoy were posted
up in all the Parishes In that country notifying
that the inhabitants viii soon be called upon 10
vote upon the question Of the maintenance OF the
union with Sardinia or annexation with France &C.
cording TO the form prescribed by Parliament.
The London Telegraph positively afhrma that
an oval and confidential request had been made TO
England to join with Prussia and Russia in pro-
testing against the alienation OF Savoy from Sar
DINA.
Il was stated that England supports the demand
OF Sardinia to ascertain the wishes OF the people
/ of Savoy and Nice by universal suffrage.
| ITALY-M. ThouVenaVs reply 70 CaVour's dis
patches of the lst and Sd Of March had reached
Turin.
Thouvenal points out the essential difference
which exists between the question Of the annexa-
ton of Tuscany to Piedmont and that Of Savoy TO
France, and says that the principal difficulty
which opposes the first s to obtain its recognition
by Europe, which has guaranteed the possession ol
Tuscany to the Dynasty Of Lorraine. In the latter
this difficulty appear in the presence Of the ar
rangemenis between France and Sardinia relative
to the spontaneous cession of Savoy, consequently
the Emperor requests the regulation of the ques-
i tion OF Savoy by simple cession to be settled by
mutual consent, and without having resource to
universal suffrage.
| NJ Thouvenai thinks that TO become acquainted
with the wish Of the country, it would suffice 10
consult the municipalities Of Savoy.
/ As EegafuS tu6 huueAhbl0l OF 1ESc90yt 1is
| lhOuvenal repeats that France could not follow
Piedmont in such perilous course, aud that il
Victor Emmanuel accepted the annexation Of Tus-
cany he would necessarily remain exposed to the
risks ofsuch policy without being able 10 reckon
on the support of France.
| The Paris correspondent Of the London Times
| gives a report that Balls Of Accommodation
against Victor Emmanuel were ready to be launch
ed from Rome the moment the election in tee Gen.
/ tral Italian States was decided,
The latest voting on the question Of annexation
to Sardinia took place on tue llth and 18th in the
various States. Immense numbers Of people as
sembled In all the towns, and much enthusiasm
and confidence was eYinced Admirable order
was maintained.
The following are the first dispatches as TO the
result:
LeghOrn l3th-The result Of the voting il
Sumia Pisa aud LeghOrn is as fOlloWs-For an
nexati0n to Piedmont, 3S O26; for separate king.
dem, 233; majority for annexation, 37,693. The
number Of persons Inscribed on toe list, 352lS.
Florence l3th-Return5 Of 30 Communes give
l0l, 1856 in favor Of annexation, and 2,sO9 for 8
separate kingdom.
Bologna l9th-The vote in this city is 81 ,694 fol
annexation, and for a separate kingdom.
Parma l3th-Of the l6,000 electors N this tOWI
over $4,000 voted for annexation, and IS for sep
arate kingdom.
The number Of electors in the Provinces is s.,
l2l2, Of whom 49,070 voted for annexation, ant
ll3 for separate kingdom.
The army of Rome has been increased to 20, ,00C
men.
AUsTRIA.-Iti is stated that Austria while declar
ing her intention to remain neutral in regard Il
the Savoy question, had assured Prussia that II
the event OF the Rhine frontier ever being mena
ced she would Immediately unite with Prussia fol
the protection of the integrity Of the German
TERRITORY. s#s-l U !-.
PRUssIA.-The Prussisn Chamber Of Deputie.
tees the press against having its concessions with
drawn by administration procedure.
SPAIN AND MoROCCO.-Late accounts from Al
giers, state that the Moors were eYincinga feIcI
spirit Of resistance.
TURKEY.-A CoEsiantinople despatch says, two
OF the points Of negotiation now pending for tbt
conclusion OF treaty OF alliance between EnglanC
and France, and the Porte for a revision Of thi
capitulatiOn and the right OF armed Intervention II
the principalities Of Servia.
The projected journey Of Sir H. Breluer to Lon
don was connected with this object,
Itwas said that the Porte had concluded loal
Of 5000. 600 francs.
india AND CHINA.-A telegram announces tha
Mr.. Minsou, Chancellor Of the Indian Excheque
made bis financial statement on the 18th Of Feb
The deficit is about 100000 francs.
He proposes trade license offrom two 70 twen
ty shillings yearly tax upon incomes Of from "a
! to 600 pounds OF per cent, aud above that at
per cent with no exemption, and large duties upo
= tobacco.
There is to be no loan.
Telegraphic advices from China are to the Dot
Of January, and report the exchanges without q
Z teration
Imports 10 good demand
Teas quiet aud 10 small supply.
& TURIN, Wednesday.-The Sandman Govern
ment, it is asserted, has consented 10 the deman
: Of France 10 effect the cession Of Savoy and Nie'
by special treaty TO be made between France en-
Sardinia. The treaty will be followed BY the vol
of the municipalitS, and the two contracting Pal
ties will afterwards reverse to the Europea
4 powers the nature and motives OF the Territori
: arrangements
Z ! Sardinil cedes to France, Savoy unto Mt. Arie
= | and Nice unto YIlafranca. Thus ell the passes
the Alps will be possessed by France, and b
Il lOgna.
: : return Of the voting in the Romsgna
i For annexation, 1859; for a separate kingdor
. 224
. LONDON, Thursday The Paris correspondent,
Of the Timer reports, THAI Tuscany will probaD
be taken pos session OF by Piedmontese troops, in
mediately after the annexation that Is 81 the cio
of the present week.
The French Government is said to have receive
>, information that the military commissioner Of Il
y Germano Diet has received orders 10 turn lie q
: tenton to preparatory N asures for the formatii
q Of the contingent Of the Federal Army.
= The Times publishes 3 letter from Naples, ,Whii
y states that The recent arrests have been on sea
y which even the late King would have not sttemE
= ed Among the persons arrested are persons
y most moderate views. Many are heads OF fan
:, lies, and engaged in business. For such, the ord
J, = to quiet the country IL absolutely ruin. Dism
le and terror prevailed amongst all classes.
The Government had been led to Its arbitra
acts by its apprehsnsions Of apolitical climax,
the election in Central Italy.
II Is admitted that the exhibition OF TIE nation
10 .;,rs would be the esuse Of an outbreak, and 9
b oousa.,.,s,ept thought It was a wise thing TO 5
~ III t;sose considered likely to exercise a
" ipsSeuce IN such a moment.
- ~ Ss~ new vessels Of war have been ordered
- bnilt az the Chatham dock yard with an aggl
Oste tonnage Of 10000 tons and 2o7 gusa
s. y KrTacbes. by the submarine cable.
-TT TrTuIN, March 1.-THE second campaign