, 1860-03-21

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER FULTON.
NEW Yonk, March, 30.-The steamship Fulton
arrived o-dsy. She left Southampton early on
the morning Of the sth, aad brings London pa
pers Of tue 7ih and Liverpool OF ths Gsh;
at Liverpool Cotton had declined 1-16G IT,,
tie heaviest decline being on low grades. sales
of the tbrea days, II, 900 bales. Flour dull and
easier. bnt not quotably lower. Wheat .!n1et
ut y: sd. q los I'd; white, los. Cd. q rs.
cn1n declined 3@dd.: yellow, S3s ID. q 3as. I'd.
Bacon quiet. Lard drn +; Cos. q t1s. for choice.
Sugar quiet. Coffee dull. Rice quiet. Spirits
of Turpentine steady at 3Gs. Ashes dull.
In the House Of Commons on the 5'h, during
an Incidental discussion of the question Of the
annexation Of Savoy to Frauce, ME: Fitzgerald
expressed an earnest hope that Parllamc Mt
would enter solemn protest against that sct,
and Mr. Roebuck inreighed bitterly against the
Emperor. accusing him Of breach OF treaties
Irish papers deny the truth Of the recent re-
rorts that Piccofomini was married lately ut
Dublir-
plainiug the French policy in Italy, In main.
iaining the solution proposed in tue message or
II. Thcuyenal, the Contfitutivntt says: II it IS
not Sandman solution it Is an Italian enc.
Sardinia will possess III Tuscany NJ ally who
will mid her to oretcome the opposition OF Sa-
pies and Rome, in order to constitute tue 1tai-
ian Nation, with the concurrence Of all its na-
tionalitics. md not an Italian hmgdam, absorb
lug everything without considering the essen
tiai differences, opposing interests aod tue DIS
trusts Of Europe"
The Times' Paris correspondence says there
on leave, are to join their regiments az soon Us
! possible The Imperial Guard is not to be ex.
empted. ,...,
OF tl,e Senate. hare presented petitions demand
ing the maintenance Of the Imperial power oi
| the Pope.
The correspondents Of the Morning Iost bare
received dispatches from all parts OF Italy. The
E:n pesor's speech has not been received very
| favorably. That the people OF Central Italy
will confirm The vote for the annexation OF Ceil-
trail Italy to Piedmont, is tuliy believed IL the
| governments Of that country.
| The Titnts' correspondence says there has
been complete stsgnation in the mercantile
| world during the past week.
VIENNA, March The official Ittn<r Zti:nng
wiupublish TO- morrow the following programme
| Of reform sanctioned by the Emperor: The
Courc Of the Empire will be augmented By The
nomination Of two extraordinary Couuselors,
selected from among persons Of known ability
| and by the nomination Of thirty seven ordinary
Counsciors chosen from list TO lie presented
bY Provisional Diets. The Council OF the Ena-
pire will examine the budget, control laws re.
iating to financial matters. laws OF general in.
terest, PROJECTS for the formation Of Provisional
Diets, aud all questions submitted to its decla
ro,ions by the Emneror. until the convocatiou
Of the fsoyincial Diets. The Emperor will
c1mplete the Council Of the Empire by appoint.
iuc persons Of great distinction on the basis o.
nonnIation.
S1cE. SUNDAY, March 4th.-On the occasion
Of tie anniversary Of tue PRONUNCIATION Of The
S.rdiuian Constitution, Manifestations were
made hv the picdmontese pa1ty ia The 1taliar
Thcatre. 4 demonstration also took place il
the French Theatre, where the population o
] .J.J - .3n md tftx
"Kcine Torteuse." which were performed amid
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