Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-28
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Two Days Later from Europe.
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NEW YoRK, April q Z. THE steamship Africa
arrived early this morning, with European
| dates TO the l4th., sr, ess. al ts-,ts nod
English politics sunimportant. Parliament
/ airy recess continued. ~ .,u
| aIt was runiored that Persigny win have the
French Foreign Department. and ThOuvenal
The French Legislature had before them a
bill permitting raw material to be imported
in foreign vessels at the same duty as the
| French vessels.,17i n oIai 40 tng br8i -.rl
The Bank of France lost 5000, ,OOOf. cash
during the month. The Bourse was firm at
1 7Of 2Oc I9ifN DO rt8QQ8 fhI h'Iah
1t was reported that there was continued
1 change of votes on the Swiss question.
| Switzerland protests in advance against any
| violation Of her rights, which may result
| from the vote in Savoy. s ~ f.'
The Cabinet Of the new italian Kingdom is
TO be composed of three from Piedmont two
from Romagna and one each from Tuscany,
Lombardy and Modena, ~ d. II .,,,.i,
p The King Of Sardinia, on his Central Italian
tour, will visit the Legations. XVI i',t , 10 ni
| There are conflicting accounts relative TO
the insurrection spreading, and great agita-
tion at Naples, where a temporary panic pre-
| vailed. Palermo was in q state of siege; the
| combat there was very bloody, Disturbances
continued at Messina at the latest dates.
Spain was tranquiL % The rumored capture
Of Count Montemolin and his brother lacks
There are rumors at Vienna of negotiations
1 for an alliance between Austria, Prussia and
| England rIiH dguoti wsI gi'iiNui / o..
4 The Duke of Brahant was at Constantine
| pie, reported as negotiating for the purchase
l Of the island Of Gambia for 40, 900, 000f. 1Q
The steamship africa from Liverpool 14th,
vid Queenstown 18th, arrived this morning.
The City of Manckcster arrived at Queens
town and the Circassidn at Galway on the
18th inst. ''," r@'' 80
The English news Is unirnportant. Ao-
cording to the London Chronicle good rela-
tions between France and England are fully
restored. .,.......,. .i1.
A bill is to be introduced in Parliament
making the Red River settlement one Of the
ordinary colonies of the crown. u I.
The Bishop of Orleans had refused a Car
dinal's hat. -. ....-.......... .ih
Il is stated from Paris that there was
condemned exchange Of notes on the preten-
| The Swiss Federal Council is said TO have
| ordered all the troops convoked for exercise
on the 14th, to return TO their homes. ..e
| A great manifestation took place at Rome
on the 18th, in commemoration of the Pope's
return in 1850. ...fI .,..,.J '.'
The army in Sicily. was to be augmented
to 10000 men The insurgents are said to
number 10000 well-armed men. .H o-il ..
L A French war-steamer which touched at
Messina says that the night of the Sth the
firing of guns and muskets was incessant,
1t was said that Francis Joseph was about
to visit the Queen of England. 20 i-ia al
The Sultan had recalled Omar Pasha from
exile and would appoint him commander of
the army in Roumelia. %.
4 The India and China mails arrived by the
| Africa, but there is no news of interest.
The advance of the rate of interest by the
Bank of England had rather a favorable in
fluence on funds. Ll'lE' '''a'l'''''' '.NH's Hl
i An order of the day was adopted errress-
| ing the hope that the Government would
effectually provide for the liberty of the vote
| I According to the NoFdegg Count Cavour had
ordered two steam-ffigateso to the coast OF
Sicily to shelter all fugitites from political
vengeance. The cry at Palermo as well as
at Messina, was for union with the new
Italian Kingdom, s,'s,ro, f..r fHss1-r i.
| A letter from Naples says the conflict al
Palermo was very bloody, most Of the insur-
gents having perished at the barracks r.
1t is stated from Paris that there was a
continued exchange of notes on the preten-
sions raised by Switzerland, and that all that
had been stated of any political mode of So
luton was premature. The Swiss Federal
Council dispatched note TO the Powers stat
ing that as Switzerland was not consulted on
| the occasion OF the vote OF Savoy, she pro-
tests against any violation of herrights which
may result from such vote.37 <,L 70 tnJl
1t is stated that the French Cabinet il
about to address memorandum to the sign
ers of the treaty of 1916, showing that the
annexation of Savoy does not virtually de-
prive Switzerland of her strategetieal posi-
ton, neither does II involve any of the dam
gers put forward beforehand by the Federal
Council. e'Gg,'t,.5 -I1ly.fzl 7. 81
The advance of the rate of interest by the
Bank of England, had rather favorable i'm
preston on the funds, which are firm and
rather higher. ,a'4i9ni1- ml'
l. The demand for money was less pressing
The bullion in the Bank decreased Elsa, 900
q and securities were generally higher, bu
without animation i"A" l''Es '''
lrrt ,-t.s,is --latest via Queenstown.l a j odi |
LIvERPooI, Sunday, April l5.--Rumori
are current that Heepan and Sayers fought
yesterday, but not believed. 1t is supposed
the event will come off tomorrow.
l.. The steamers JurG and Canada arrived To-
day. i6er. g1i;sfa sa .ru11mol !
Instructions at Palermo and Messina was
suppressed at the latter place. The Governor
threatened to lombard the city, but the in
habitants only yielded on obtaining promise
that the police, the principal cause of irrita-
tion, should be removed. 7'.''9 Ni -l'
| AT Palermo the monks fought like lions
Several were killed and many arrested. The
whole nation is disgusted and desperate.
Advices from Madrid state that Senior Car
rion, insurrectionist, had been shot. Or
tegas's trial had been commenced. nl 1nai