Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-07
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FIVE DA VS. LATER IRON EUROPE
ARRIVAL Of the steamship kangaroo.

FIVE Ia lS LA1kR FROH 6UROHE.
ARRIVAL OF the steamship kangaroo.
~ NV YoaK. April 6.
The steamship Kangaroo from Liverpool a,
II 4. y. Of the 2lst via Queeuston 22d. arrive
this morning.
The annexation Of Savoy to France 10 gsner
ally regarded as . fixed fact
The London Times ssys the Emperor Napo-
leon must be permitted to carry Of his prev.
All the appointments Of officials for SAVOY
had been completed in Paris.
A dispatch from Vienna announces that Aus.
tria will pronounce herself against any VIOLA
tion OF Swiss neutrality guaranteed by
treaties
A proposition in favor of the ballot had besn
rejected by . large majority in both houses Of
Parliament
The Reform Bill was being debated, but At
tracted little interest
The squadron to convey the Prince Of Wales
to Canada VI i'll consist Of the screw steamer.
Hero. 81 guns the Andre. % guns. the Flying
Fish. guns, and the Royal paddle yacht Os
borne.
The London Times strongly recommend that
he ,sit the United States and feels sure . visit
to the President will be appreciated.
Mrs. Janiison. the authoress, is dead and
Florence Nightingale is seriously ILL., Prayer.
we're said for her in the vsrisus garrison chap
psls in England
According to the Paris correspondence Of the
London Po4t the relations Of France and Eng
land were not in very satisfactory state.
The camp chalons this year is to consist
10000 men, under Marshal Mcmahon.
The Paris correspondence Of the Daily Ness
says il was reported that French diplomatic
manifesto would shortly appear, in which all
designs upon the Rhine frontier will be ex
pressly disclaimed.
Reports that French troops were under or
dsrs for Savoy were unfounded.
Tne provisions Of the Commercial treaty be-
tween England and France were 10 force and
the export Of French goods to England had
commenced on a large scsle.
ITALY.
Signor Farmi arrived at Turin on Sunday
the 18th inst, and vas forth with presented to
the King.
Siynor Farmi said: Il have the honor to
place in the hands of your Msjest; the legal
documents containing the returns Of the uni
versal suffrage Of the people Of Amelia May
your Majesty deign to receive them with favor
-
The king replied: This manifestation OF
the national will is universal, and SO sponts
nsous that it confirms to Europe. at d'ffersnt
time and under altered conditions the vote
already expressed by the Nat onal Assemble
of Amelia. these man.festations complete til.
proof Of the order, perseverance, patriotism
and wisdom, by which these people have ni.r
tied universal sympathy and esteem. l nc
cept their solemn vote, and henceforth will
be proud to call them my people, in uniting
to tny ancient powers not only the states OF
Modena and Parma, but also the Romagra,
which has already separated itself from the
Papal government, do not intend to fail III
my deep dev xdness to the Chief am ready
to defend the independence necessary to the
supreme mfnissry " rsfigton of -vhs f0ps TO
contribute to the splendor of his Court, and to
ray homage to his sovereignty. Our Parlia.
ment in receiving representatives, OF Central
Italy, will assure prosperity, liberty and ind.-
depence to the new kingdom"
The Tuscany assembly had dissolved.
The Paris Patrie states that $4,000 mch
were about to be levied in Tuscany, and 25 5.ooo
in the Amelian provinces. thereby increasing
the Sandman army to nearly 100000 men,
1t was asserted that Piedmont would con-
tract . loan OF $50, 100000 francs.
The Paris Constitutional states that the Pore
had addressed . montary to King Vjc'or
Emanuel, intimating that henceforth all rela
tions between his Holiness and the royal fanil
must be considered as broken off that his
Msjesiy will understand that he has openly
violated the laws Of the church, and 10 form
ally excommunica:ed. The Holy Father re-
serves to himself the duty Of taking into his
consideration the interest Of the univers.l
church and the good Catholics Of Piedmont.
hafopo aadipo fo m 0hiel,
in any event weigh from henc eforth upoa the
person Of the King
1t was said at Vienna that the French troops
at Rome would retire il the Pope excommuni
Gated Victor Emanuel. Another report 10 that
Neapoltan troops will at once enter tho paoal
States if the Sardinisns take possession Of Ro
magma
The municipal council Of Nice had voted
against annexation to France. and sent dspu-
tston to Turin on the subject.
AUSTRIA
1t 10 stated that the French ambassador had
informed the Austrian government Of the AZ
preaching evacuation of Lombardy 10y
French troops, and in the name Of his govern
ment expressed the wish that Austria would
continue to observe non n-intervention in the
affairs Of Central Italy
The AIstr.a5 -tctes sAy- that slice tic :ntsI
view At Villa Franci. the Emperor has ua..
much sacrifice for the maintenance Of peace,
to be able to recommence European war. that
although keeping merely observsnt attitude.
Austria must, nevertheless. draw the attention
of France to the secret intrigues Of the SardiD-
ian agents Venitis. and repeats most distinctly
that the Emperor Francis Joseph would not
hesitate TO make the greatest sacrifice in dc
fence Of his rights in Vsneitia.
LrvERPooL.-Breadstuffs 6rmer.
Flour 23sa24e.
Wheat very firm, sales At retail at Id ad-
vance.
Corn very dull at 3zs 9das3s Sd.
Provisi oDs inactive, but no material change
LoxDoN-Breadstuffs frmer.
Money inactive.
Consols "a 1-4a94 8 8.
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