Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-04

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jected to the course Of the Government, Ia
bodily move . vote Of censu,e, when min
istsrs would b. fully and amply prepared to
defend their course :: 1t s'i'f'' 7EEjt> - r.
On the 18th IN tho House Of Commons,
Lord John Russell! laid befo. o the House fur
Their correspondence relative to the affairs Of
Italy. and explained the attitude Of the Gov.
crnment both as regards Italy and Savoy. - -
lie asserted that hostility all along had been
Shown TO tho Contemplated annexation OF
Savoysto theoFrenchf Empire. and;that as re
CARDS Italy, the policy ofthe Government
was dictated by the sole desires Of securing
the permanent peace Of that country.
Several Opposition members, including Mr..
Usraeli, denounced the conduct OF the Gov.
eminent, and asserted that the policy pursued
had promoted the views Of France with re-
gard to Savoy. g
Lord Palnerston defended the Govern
ment and stated his conviction that'if the
Great Powers objected, France would not
persist in tho annexation. .-,,. ,-...,,,.4y
fter further debate the correspondence
was ordered to be laid ON the table. Il ~.
ITALY. The Military Ga,.tIe of Turin
states that the whole army Of Sardinia is
ordered to 10 on = war f. ,tify by the first Of
April. ssayH7g s!o. iii aaiIa; ,dI -
The Central Italian States have voted al
most unanimously for their annexation to
Piedmont. ,;,n, 40, r,..., ,..r og,.fy
The Municipalities Of Milan had expressed
confidence III the national policy Of Victor
Emanuel, and offered him three millions of
francs.
~. rrouvenal's dispatch, 10 Count Cavour
points out that If the King acceptsths annex
alton Of Tuscany, he would not be able 10
reckon on the support Of France "a
A dispatch from Turin says Sardinia has
consented to cede Savoy and >ico t. France
by special treaty
FRANCE The reply Of the holy see to
the last pr 'poSals Of France had reached
Paris. The Pope declines the proposition
to contine within an exclusive political com
pas /, which, as it concerns the integrity Of
the ipa!rino"y Of St. Peter, is intimately
botnd up with the independence Of the
Church. Although decidedly rejecting the
proposition to create a vicarate Of Romag,,a
in favor Of foreign sovereign, Ills Holiness
shows himself disposed to enter into the
path Of reform, on condition that the integ-
rity Of the States Of the Church is guaran-
teed. -i2t.2-l s.!'.s 2a2J - 49,
A Paris correspondent asserts that the
foreign relations Of France were silently un-
dersoing great change, and that Austrian
influences are in the ascendant. "rt
t"., STILL LATER. sa.
The steamship Arabia which ssiled from
Liverpool on the 18th, arrived 1t New York
on the morning of the Goth.
The address Of the crown approving the
French commercial treaty, was agreed to in
the House Of Lords by thirty majority.
! The British Governm mt had received a
despatch from France, declaring the anexa
ton Of Savoy absolutely necessary, but
stating that the feelings Of the Savoyards
are consulted. ... ..r.. .o.|'.
Switzerland has sent protest against the
anne xation.
The Paris correspondent Of the Tins
learns that the secon'l warning which will
be followed Immediately by ex.communica
ton against Victor Emanuel will be issued
| The Paris correspondent Of the Tame.
says that an autograph letter from the EN-
peror Napoleon, cuuched in angry style, had
reached King Victor Emanuel. The En-
peror invites the King not to accept Tuscany
IN his own name notwithstanding the recen,
test of universal suffrage. He may name
y Prince Of his own house for Tuscany and
according to the same report: he is debarre,l
from occupy NJ the Roinagna, which may
be governed BY Vicar acceptable to the
Pope. $50 - @a ai,.ts g g,#-
FRAxcE.-The Paris correspondent Of the
London 1tnus says that it is certain that
the order to the French army in Lambardy
to b ready march At = moments notice.
has been eountermanded.
1--WE are informed" says the Co4r;er d
Paris, "that the election in Savoy and in
the country Of Nice, to decide on the annex
Iation Of these provinces to the French Em
pirc, will take place on the 18th inst" q p
ITALY.--A decree has been pubIishe'i con-
voking the Electoral Assembly for the 25th
Of March. in order to proceed to the election
of Deputies to Parliament. f..,.,-. ........
A regement Of of cuirassiers have left
Turin TO be ready to enter Tuscany and
proceed to Florence Is SOON as the King Of
Sardinia accepts the annexation. Other
troops have left their quarters to be ready
TO enter the Romagna. f3r5ag
An instruction in Naples is considered
imminent. si b; 4egg EHe 4179att.3g Ia.
q AS the Sandman government declares
in advance its acceptation. Of the result Of the
voting, . rumor was current that the Pied
,nontese troops would forthwith enter Tus-
amy. Another rumor was that Prince
flumber,, eldest Son Of the King Of Sardinia,
would b. proposed Cor the crown Of Tuscany
A Madrid telegram states that on the 18th
Of March, . Moorish messenger delivered
letter to Marshal ODonnsll, from the en-
peror Of Morocco. protesting his desire for
peace. }.1sa zfH faf f..ffls.;..a -
Gen. Fanli has just organized the army
into four corps. Zach will he composed Of
three divisions-two Piedmontese and the
third Of Central Italy. It is stated that one
of the first acts Of the Govern ment, a. soon
as the annexation shall have been declared.
will he 10 opens loan Of 100000 yaenao
f. Full returns Of the voting in Italy ere
oy-rw helmingly in ;favor Of annexation to
Sardinia. The vote in, Tuscany Was 366,
500 for annexation and l6a. COO for . sepa-
rate kingdom. ,n9r,...tg-.a s,,;, s., .ilo,,,
In PBlsox.-Sherman M. Booth, the
founder and leader Of modern Republicanism
lin Wisconsin s.thA symna tiSer with South