, 1860-03-28

the annexation.
4ai.er further debate, the correspondence was
ordered to be laid on the table.
The Australian ship Commodore Perry, for |
whose safety fears were ereentertained, has reached
plymouth.
IrALt.-The AAikdry Id-ftft OF 1ur'n states
that the whole army Of Sardinia ~ ordered to
be upon a war footing by tie first Of Apiil:
Tie Central Italian States hare vosea almost
unanimously Tor anne xat1on u fledmout-
The Central Italian states hare Foted almost
unanimously ioE anne1atlon to Piedmont.
The municipalities OF Milan ha'i oppressed
oonhdence in the national policy Of tlctur
Emanuel, and offered him three millions OF
francs.
II. Touyeual's dispatch TO Count Caveur
points out that it the king accepts tue alnexa-
tion Of Tuscany, he would udt be able to reckon
On the support Of FraDce-
-
~, (IeteSs via. V"ssnstosn.l
LoSnoS; 4nIrsaas.-se nispa'en its.a ,.a aua.a
says s'Tol4la nas coas:n'so 70 eeue oa'es 7'io
NICE 70 r, france " sPecGl !,eat}.
Lore Eisn haa zone 70 lar1s oH puvnc nus.-
ness IN conuee'1on "sso MS I!!ss''h ~ tI'n'''
nc was e1peeseu 70 s'art fof en1aa III aoout
fortnight OF shfee weeks; -,
Loril 1annteii' ,ofme5'E ~. Laponene,e, VIII
p:ooapiy succeed l1ofo E'sn US fos1-Aas1er
osnefa'. ~, ,.
FHAScE.-lhe fafiS o!tfte haa 1eeeisea
warming for m alleged outrage against religion.
III: S!eetf praised and endorsed "csk III which
certain dosmas Of tue Catltol1c and Jewish
creeds "eie set down as sna1hs.
The reply ot the Holy see to the last pro"
p1snlS Of France iad reached Farls. iAe rope
declines the proposition to cop1lnc within an
eNs slu,ve luil'lc:!l compass question Which. a.
it concerns the Integrity of tue patrsmenF Ut St.
Peter, is Intimately bound up with tue n.le-
pendence ct the Church. Although. dec'tscdly
rejecting tue proposition to create Il s!caratc of
Rrn1uT ikf4 n N1rAYa14rn
Holiness shows l'imsclf disposed to enter into
the path Of reform, on cand'1on that the it,
tegrity Ut the states Of the Church IS suaran$
tced.
larts correspondent asserts that nc iore':;n
relations OF France were 81 emily Undergoing a
IN the ascendant.
The 1sour.e had been pretty stcasly. but en-
tie 18th closed heavily 1t tst- SIC. for Kcftaa.
THE SAyor QUESr1rS.--prac!anatio by the
Governor of Savoy wcIc pasted up III at the
parishes in that country. notifying that the III
the question OF the maintenance "f the nni"n
with Sardinia or annex xaiann 10 France, accord
I'M. to the tor1s pre>cr'bet by iar!tamcnf.
TLc London 1tlyr.:pA positively asserts that
MI oral and conf 5cn.l.l request had been made
to England TO jan Hit! Prussia and Russia in
PROTECTING, against the alteration oil Sayey from
.5srtinia.
1t Was stated that EnGaal supports The DC
nand of Sardinia to ascc:t:in the wi>lies of tllc
people Of Savoy and Nic, by unirersat suffrage.
IrALr:-M. Thouyencrs reply to carou:'s
dispatches Ct tho 1st and 81 Of March i,al
reached Turin. Thouycacl points out the ed.
scntial difference which exists Lesween the lucs
tion Of the annexation OF Tuscany 10 Piedmont
md that Of Saroy to France, and SAYS ;hat tue
principal difficulty which opposes the first is IL
obtain its recognition b. Enrnpc, which has
guaranteed the possession Of Tuscany TO the
Dynasty 01 Ioranc- III the Litter fh1s .I1lteat;y
appears in tue prescncr OF tlla arrangements
between France and Sardinia relative to tie
Spontaneous cess s'oref savoy. coosclu=nt'y tue
Emperor requests tue regulation fthe ynestiun
of Savoy by simple cess:on, to le settled hy
mutual consent. and without haEiaE recourse to
universal suitrase. y, Is"uvesei thinks
that to becomc acquainted with the wishes
Of the country, it would suffice to consult tie
municipalities of saroy. As regards the ar-
nexation of Tuscany. ~ Thonsenel repeats that
France could not follow 1'Ieduont ia such
perilous coursc; aad that if Victor Emmanuel
accepted the annexation 0t tuscany, he Wonlsi
necessarily remain exposed to the risks Of such
policy, without being ablc to reckon OIL the
support OF France.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times
gives reoort that Bulls Of Recommendation
against VICTOR Emmanuel were ready to be
launched frcm Rome the moment the election
in the ltalinn States was Aecideu upon.
The la:e:t roting on the question Of aunexa-
ton to Sardi'ia took place on tfis 11tl and 1.th
in the various States. Immense numbers of
people assembled in aE the towns, and much
enthusiasm and confidence was crinced. Ad~
mlfah1c order was maintained. The following
arc the first dispatches Us % the result:
LEGnoKS. March 1oth.-lhe result ot the rot
ing in Servia, Pisa and Leelorn was as follows:
Fur annexation 10 Piedmont. IS ,0ad votes; Tor
i ssparatc Kingdom, 333--majority for annexa-
tion, 81 ,fsS. Thc humber OF persons inscribed
on the list is S.',sl5.
FLORENCE. 3th-Returns Of 90 comulunes
circ lyl ISL in favor Of annexation, nnd :.,so3
FOR u separate kingdom.
BoLoGSE, 15th.-The vote in this city is
2l,tst for annexation, aud for 4 Separate
kingdom.
Piazza. 13th-of the II. .oto electors in this
city, oyer J., ,WD voted for annexation, and IL
for separate Kingdom. The number Of elec-
tors in the province is ;T.:l2, of whom 4s,".0
voted for annexation, and lis for separate
kingdom.
The army Of Rome has been increased to
20 600 mel.
.arsrRA.-It is stated that Austria, whilst
declaring her Intention 10 remain neutral in
regard to tue Savoy question, had assured
Prussia ,ha. in the event OF the kline frontiers
ersr being mcnacel, she would Immediately
unite with Prussia for the protection Of the in
| tcgrity of the Gersaan territory.
l'nrss1A.-Thc pruss1an Chamber Of Deputies
! had unaui.rous1y adopted the bill which, ,;uar-
/ antees the press against having its concessions
| withdrawn by administration procedure.
SrAIS AND NoRocCo.-l.a1c accounts from
| Tanxier state lllut the Aloors we're eEiucins
| fierce spirit Of resistance, and preparations
we're being made for strong defence Of that
town.
| TrnKrr.-A Constantinop1s dispatch saws
tt,at two If the noints Of negotiation now real-
lug for the couc1u ,ion Of i treaty Of alliance
| oc."eei A@nrtA1" ."ee ~ M ~.