Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12

By the -Ara6id, from Liverpool, we have
files of English papers to the 18th inst
The principal news is important, but not
unexpected. Napoleon, with the intent of
making the Alps thesoutheastern boundary
Of France, has ''annsxed" the ducby or pro-
vince of Savoy, The King of Sardinia
submits, we might say consents, to this,
and the rest of Europe may grumble, but
will scarcely interfere. As it is, Savoy is
more French than Italian in language and
feeling, and the territorial accession to
France is small in extent and poor in ma
terial value. In political view, it is alone
important. Central Italy has almost unan-
imously passed vote of anexation 10 Pied
mont, and it was expected that when the
fact was officially notified to him, Victor
Emmanuel would march Piedmontese
troops into his new possessions, including
the Romagna. Napoleon has declared to
desire that he shall not thus occupy Tus-
cany, but this is probably a mere show of
opposition seeming of carrying out the
agreement with the Austrian Emperor at
Villafranca, and the provisions of the more
recent treaty of Zurich. 1t is said that
should Victor Emmanuel annex the Ro-
magma, he will be exeommunicated by the
Pope. Considering that he and his peo-
pie virtually cast off all allegiance to the
Vatican several years ago, Victor Emman-
uel is not likelp to be very greatly awed by
the Papal Bull. Before eighteen months,
the chance is that Piedmont will possess
Venetia as well as Lombardy, together
with the Romagna and the three Duchies.
The Papal temporal power, judging by
present appearances, will probably last
much longer than the present rule in
Naples. That appears on the eve of dis
solution. -,-gaf.s .-rs7 os So .e-
i. The Prince of Wales is certainly to ar
rive in Canada early in June. His stay
will continue for about two months, and it
would appear that he is not to visit the
United States! Such a prohibition would
be equally impoliic and absurd. We can
not believe that Queen Victoria, who has
the reputation of possessing shrewd COM
mon sense, would sanction it. No doubt,
the future King of England will visit the
United States, where he has a great deal
to see. --- -# 90
E The celebrated Monsieur Julien, who
was incorrectly reported to have lately at
tempted to commit suicide, died, on the
10th instant, in a lunatic asylum in Paris.
Pecuniary reyerses had so much affected
his mind that he was placed under restraint
about five weeks ago. At the time of bis
death, subscription was being made, in
London, in aid of his family, who. were
left wholly without resources. The London
Times says, .For upwards oftwenty years
the concerts of M. Julien have afforded
qualification to thousands upon thousands
of persons; and it was not his least claim
to notice that, in providing for the amise-
ment of his patrons, he also contrived to
improve and elevate their taste. and thus
while establishing an essentially popular
entertainment-to aid in the great work
of art-progress." M. Julien, it will be re-
membered, visited this country in 1854,
and gave Monster Concerts which were
much more successful in an artistical than
a pecuniary manner.