The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-27
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SARDINIA.
The Opinione of Turin asserts that the Govern
ments of Chumbury, Anery and Nice are about t.
publish proclamation in accordance with thu
views contained in Cavour's note of March 2.
TURIN, March lO.-The Official Gazette publish
es Farinis reply to Cavour's message of the 29tb
OF February. He says if the form of the new vote
is not decided upon, he should choose universal
suffrage. The acts of Rome had DESTROYED any
possibility of Vicarate. He guarantees full and
absolute liberty in voting
| despatch from Cavour to Ricasoli dated 29th
February, communicates the French ideas relating
to the settlement of Central Italy. Cavour saws
the assurances of the French Government show
that the election OF a prince of the House OF
Savoy would be opposed by France. Whatever
may be the result of the new vote for TUSCANY
the King will accept it beforehand.
Ricasoli in despatch to Cavour, dated 4th
March, denies that Tuscany aspires without refec-
tion to union with Piedmont. He saws, every
thing confirms the opinion that they were right in
| freeing themselves from Austria.
| PARIS, Saturday.-The Constitutional has a
seml-oilcial article against the too general adOp-
ton OF universal suffrage, as applied to the doc
trlne OF national sovereignty. false extension
OF the principle may become incessant source of
trouble and danger to Europe; though an exten-
sion is about to take place in Italy in opposition to
the imperial policy and to the counses given by
France. The Paris correspondent of the Times
says 1t is stated that the bulls of accommodation
the moment the appreciation of the Central Italian
States is decreed.
LATEST NEWS BY THE CANADA VIA
QUEENSTOWN.
LONDON, Saturday Evening.-A cabinet council
was held this afternoon
Mr.. Goblet has to-day been declared duly elected
for Surrey.
The large ministerial majority and a rally in the
funds hoSa Il
about 5s per cent. in consols The British
Railway stocks show further decided recovery.
SYMPATHY WITH THE POPE.
The Glornale di Roma of April 25, says:
wv lthln the last few weeks various addresses
from Germany have been presented to the HOLY
Father, in the name of the Catholics of that coun-
try Among those sent from Bavaria, The address
from the archdiocese of Munich has $4,000 sigma
lures; that from the diocese of Wurzburg, So 400
from the diocese of Passau, 50, ,O19; and from the
diocese of Spire, 10000. The address from the
archdiocese of Cologne was signed by l65, ,O0O and
that from Breslau by 100000. The Bishop of
Culm, in Eastern Prussia, has also sent two vol
umes of signatures"
SINGULAR DEMONSTRATION AT PERUGIA.
CARNIVAL SCENE IN THE CEMETERY-TBE GRAVES
ADORNED WITH REVOLUTIONARY EMBLEMs.
A letter from Rome of the 2Sth ult. saws:
'The carnival has terminated in all th provinces
OF the Roman States At Perugia a demonstrs-
ton, consisting in promenade to the cemetery on
the last day OF the carnival was organized and in
consequence OF it the shops were shut up; but Gen.
Schmit caused the gates of the town to be closed to
prevent egress and ordered the shops to be opened
an order which was Immediately obeyed. At Vi
teroo, where there is greater political agitation
than In any other town of the Marches and of Om-
6ria, little tri-coor flags bearing the portrait of
King Victor Emanuel were on the first day of Lent,
found in the churches. At Bologna the carnival
was dull none of the great families gave balls or
parties and the balls at the theatres were but poor
ly attended.
Another communication in the Steele gives diff
ferent version of the affair at Perugia
IAN imposing demonstration of some thousands
OF persons took place lately here. 1t was provoked
by the Swiss officers, who determined to have n
masquerade on the day chosen by the population
to show their respect for the victims of the 10th of
June. The crowd of people, when quietly pro.
ceedlng to the cemetery, driven back into the
town by the Swiss soldiers, with the design of fore
ing them to take part in the masquerade The
people refused to do anything of the kind and re-
ured home, leaving the Swiss mercenaries and
Cardinal Pecci to enjoy the carnival alone in the
deserted streets. On the following day numbers of
trl-color bouquets were found on the tombs, with
patriotic inscriptions appealing to King Victor
vince of Perugia.''
LATER-By Telegraph.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, March 10 P. Motion dull
but no change today Sales 1000 bales1 900 specula
tion and export
Breadstu6s and Provisions quiet and unchanged
Nothing doing in Produce
NEWCASTLE, March, 10, P. M-Small show of wheat
which sold readily full prices of this day week South
country and foreign held with irmness but no business
passed.
Flour quiet without alteration in prices
LONDON, March 10, P M.-Tallow is quiet at sos Cd on
the spot and SOS. Sd for the month,