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

nounced all hope OF preventing annexnon, or d least OF
reducing II to proportions which would make it a con-
stant source Of embarrassment to France.
Russia said to have sent despatch to Paris in oppo-
son TO annexation, and protesting against the apph
caien Of the theory Of national frontiers.
ITALY
The French army in Lombardy commenced It's return
on the 2lst
The Sandman Council Of State had decided that u
concordat concluded by Austria with Pope not bna.
| ing in Lombardy.
The sx Duke Of Tuscany preparing to protest against
/ his fate.
Baron Ncaso reached Turin the 22d, and presented
70 The King Of Sardinia the vote of Tuscany ON the annex
alton question. The King response to congratulatory
speech by RcasoH, said
accept the vote of Tuscany which, after having been
expressed by the National Assembly, s nov
sssSrmed scru BY un.niny Of popui. suffrage
Of Piedmont, far from renouncDg, continues her
glorious traditions, and augmens their importance, by
The Parliament in which the representatives OF tuscany
viii take seats beside those Of Piedmont Lombardy and
s % the pos o. n rnss a
Cany win enjoy the blessings Of administrative autonomy
Without weakening the union Of power and the national
country are principally dependent
The King then signed q decree annexng Tuscany 70
Sardinia
II Ia ordered that on the promugaton Of the decree
annexng Tuscany TO Piedmont the French Legation at
Florence would be dissolved and return TO Leghorn.
The Paris C0nstaio<l, In article by principal
editor, says the withdrawal Of the French troops from
Italy must not be considered sign Of GOODNESS between
France and Sardinia. France leaves Lombardy
because It's Independence Is irrevocably assured
Austria only intends to act in defence Of the
frontier Of venetia The loyalty Of the French policy
could oCcaaon hAr ~. -,
ect The withdrawal Of the French army from Italy s
therefore sign Of the approaching solution of the ques
ton Of Italy, and not sign Of complication, which the
wisdom as well as the interest Of Piedmont will know
how to prevent
twas reported that Cavour would be Minister Of Ma
rhe in the sardnian Council.
Prince Cargnan expected proceed to Florence
on the 26h not Regent, but the Kings Governor
Of Tuscany.
The ex Grand Duke Of Tuscany preparing protest
addressed TO the European Powers manifesto to the
Tuscans against the fragrant violation of treaties that has
taken place.
The Duchess Regent Of Parma had appealed to the great
Powers to support her protest.
the birthday Of Gsribald The soldiers dispersed the
crowds, and number Of persons were wounded.
AUSTRIA.
The agitation In Hungary continued and numerous ar
rests had been made in Pesth.
The swtss Charge dAAaires st Vienna had presented
to Count Rschberg circular note, in which the Federal
Council protests 70 the Powers who guaranteed the
treaties Of Vienna against any measure having for It's
object the incorporation Of ChAblas and Faucgny with
the French empire. Count Rechberg replied that Aus
trs reserves her defnive reply until she has ascertain
cd the disposition Of Europe; but he reminded the
Ivn&m1 ~ Ia ~
were conveyed By railroad from Culose TO Cham
berry, the Austrian cabinet In vain represented
to Switzerland well 10 the Great Powers that the
neutrality OF that part OF Savoy should be respected
by the passage Of the French troops that neutrality wa
openly violated, contrary TO the treaty Of 1916.
Letters nom Pesth report that many arrests In that city
had been made, and voluonary procamaons arc said
10 have been discovered by the police.
Many riaed cannon had been recently made in Aus.
tria and supposed 10 have been sent 10 veneta
The Austrian government raising at home q new
loan Of 2oo00oo GOO Aorns interest per cent repaya-
BILE in fifty seven years. by means Of lottery drawings.
~. RUSSIA.
Appearances indicated that the opening OF navigation
would be late this spring.
INDIA AND CHINA.
Recent telegraphic dispatches from india mention that
the cotton crop the north western provinces will this
year be favorable.
The Tusah silk crop the lowest part Of Bengal was
expected to prove partial failure.
Calcutta despatch OF March reports that the Bank
Of Bengal had raised the Of discount one per cent
Indigo had advanced I've rupees, and was still rising.
Exchange 2ehd.
Advces from Canton TO Feb. IA state
Tea very active at unchanged ratea Exchange 49, 9d.
AIS 9Xd.
collision, ending fatally, took place G swatow be.
tween the Anglo Chinese customs service and British
vessel. =
Trade was active At ShanghAe. Exchange es. xd.
Gen. Nonauban commander Of the French forces, had
landed at Hong Kong.
The rebellion Is gaining strength In the north.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The London money market was unchanged, with IN
active demand.
The stock market had been dull, but the fluctuations
were slight On the 23d the market sho we'd slight i'm
provensnt The demand for money continued brisk,
and no transactions were reported below the bank mint
nun Of four per cent
The London Times asserts that, Notwithstanding semi
encia contradictions, the Turkish government seek
ing TO negotiate . and mot inconsiderabe loan.
The London Daily NesOs city article says the funds
opened Friday at Irrational Improvement, and sub.
neuu ntly beCame animated under thu advanco on the