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Particulars Of Foreign Hews.

Particulars Of Foreign Hews.
PER STEAMSHIP CANADA
Adyices by the steamship Cas- ada are 70 the 10th
inst from Liverpool and to The l., th from Queens
town. We extract the following int siiigence
In the House of Lords on the 9Th ins. ne Dake
Of Newcastle said the dispatches laid BE- tore far
the details of everything that had taken Place.
BE admitted, however, that certain private letters
from Lord CoHley, containing nothing Of momens,
had not been Published.
Several peers deprecated the practice Of dfplc-
matte correspondence being carried on by private
letters. 4 s
Z In the House Of Commons Lord John Russell re-
quested MIR. Kinglake to postpone his motion pro-
testing against the annexation Of Savoy to France
on the ground that discussion now would be prejl
dicial to the public service. ss
Mr.. Kinglake consented, hut would introduce It
at subsequent period.
The subject Of allowing France TO carry out
system of emigration from India to her colonies,
was brought up and denounced by Mr.. Cane.
Lord John Russell reiterated his previous ex-
PLANTATION, that the arrangement was made with a
view Of abolishing the free emigration system Of
France, which practically renewed all the evils OF
the slave trade; and, under these circumstances,
he thought the new arrangement perfectly justi-
fable.
Lord A. Yans Tempest asked if the Government
had taken steps 70 secure the cooperation OF the
greas powers in opposition TO the annexation q
Lord John Russell said Austria and Prussia had
minated their concurrence in the views Of Eng
land, but no reply had been received from Russia.
The government had not asked them to take any
steps in the matter.
fairs took piace, strict neutrality being urged by
all parties
The demonstration in London in honor Of the
officers of the volunteers corps passed OF with
knI1
tended the Ieyee and were presented to the Queen.
The banquet, presided over by the Duke Of Cam
bridge, was attended by about 1900 officers, and at
. grand ball in the new Floral Arcade and Coyent
Garden Theater, about 5000 persons were present.
Unusually high tides were experienced Id Eng
land on the Sth andl9th. Considerable damage
was done at London and along the Thames, but at
Liverpool nothing unusual occurred.
Moore, has been presented at Liverpool with o
chronometer from the President Of the United
States for rescuing the passengers Of the American
ship May Queen In 1858.
The abolition Of the duties on talIow rice, cheese,
butter, etc., went into effect on the 7th Of March.
TEE SAVOY QuEsrIos-The projected annexa-
ton Of Savoy and Nice to France continued to at
tract much attention.
The London Times, while editorially condemning
the project and applauding ne firm protest Of the
Government against 1t, repudiates the idea Of Eng
land demanding any explanations which any day
might lead to war.
The Paris Pays, in an editorial complaining of
the hostility Of England to annexation, says it
would be unreasonable to suppose that the EN-
peror would renounce that which regards the Sc
curity of one Of the most important frontiers Of
France.
II Is stated that since Count Cayours last dis
patch relative to Italy, orders have been sent to
the French army of Italy to hold itself ready to.
march at the first notice, and that the reply to Of
fcers demanding short furlough was, that the
whele army would Immediately eyacuate Lom--
Ia France. 2
The Paris correspondent of the London Times,
says was thought likely that as soon as universal
suffrage in Tuscany declares for annexation to
Piedmont, the Sayoyards will have French army
on the spot.
The Paris Patfie believes itself in position to
state that in the question of Savoy Sardinia shows
such eonciliatory intentions as might be expected
from country which owes its aggrandizement to
France.
Italy.
A long and foreible dispatch by Count Cayonr
has been published. replying to the Italian pro-
gramme and pledges Sardinia to abide by the re-
suit of an appeal to universal suffrage.
The 0pasjone of Turin afiirms that in note Of
the I'd Of March relative to Savoy, Cavour express
| ed the attachment OF the government of the King
Of Sardinia to his province, but at the same time to
\ the principle which he supports in Central Italy
He declares his intention to interrogate the papu
| lation in manner to be established by Parliament
reservng BESIDES the question of frontiers, and thu
| guarantees to be given to Savoy.
4 Another authority says that Cavour, in the SAINT
note, denies that the inhabitants Of Savoy and Nct
have any desire to he annexed to France. but hi
suggests that the question be tested by a vote o
the people, as we'll as in Tuscany and the Romagna
4 Reports had been current of an insurrection il
Naples, but were not confirmed.
| Turin, March 8, ls60.-The Opiaioae publishes
4 Count Cavour's dispatch Of the I'd relative te
Savoy and Nice. He declares that the aggrandize
ment of Sardinia can never prove dangerous te
France; but considering the obligations that Sar
DINA is under to France serious attention must be
given to to the Emperor's demand. At the moment
when Sardinia demands for the inhabitants of Cen
trail Italy the right to dispose of their destiny she
exposes herself to the charge Of inconsistency Il
she denies the right freely expressing their wishes
to her subjects dwelling on the other side Of ths
Alps. However great the regret would be at thu
cradle of the Piedmontese monarchs demanding
separation Sardinia would not refuse to recognize
the weight Of manifestation, however slight,
made in conformity with the prescriptions of Par
lament. In regard to the opposition Of the grea
powers, Cayour thinks that the desire for prope
frontiers of France and Sardinia will ensure jus
and equitable negotiations on this head.
A royal decree at Naples establishes modiiica
tons on 240 articles Of customs tariff, and orders
revision of the remaining articles.
The Tuscan correspondent of the London Time
asserts that under certain conditions, and with th
free consent Of the popular will the Italians Woul
consider themselves well rid of the Say0yards.
Turkey.
Another misunderstanding existed among tn
Ministers, and change in the ministry was honrl
expected.
The Western Powers had made proposals to tn
Pope to assist in the maintenance Of its rights
seryia and the Dannbian principalities should an
complications and an armed intervention occt
there. 1t is stated that the Porte had requested
J treaty of alliance with them for certain emerge
cies.
It is reported that body Of Ulemas had secret
protested to the Sultan against the taking OF Tet
an and had obtained letter of encourageme
: and subsidies for Morocco.
y The Very --latest.
!, LONDON, March 10, evening" cabinet eoun
was held this afternoon.
Mr.. Cnhbeb has to-day been declared duly ele
ed for Surrey.
The large ministerial majority and rally in :
ve French funds have caused q further improyeme
81 of about per cent. in consos. The British "a
' way stocks show further decided recovery. ;,
THE HAGUE, March 1.-THE Count Won Viey L
Vizenelt our Minister resident at Constantnop
- has been appointed Minister for Foreign Ana
SSS here.
s' From New Mexico.
The ST. Louis Democrat publishes the follow
. letter, dated Barclays Fort, N. NJ, January 20:
Vs. The mail from the States has arrived once MI
'As in safety. and our hearts are gladdened with
!. perusal of letters and papers from the outs
yD world once more