, 1860-04-11

The Paris correspondent Of thu London Tina
says that all the Powers hal replied to France
relative Is Savoy, and gres the following as the
substance Of their notes:
Russia says that so lorg as the right OF the
people to select rulers l. no. put forward by
aiiecs the balance Of Europe, what Sardinia NAV
do with Savoy is no business of hers
Prussia says that, as the Emperor Of Franco
formally disarows the doctrine of national from
tiers. the transfer Of Savoy is no business Of
hers.
Aus.ria declnres that she certainly does not
approve Of any annexation Of ths kind but, az
Europe stood by when other annexations we're
effected, she does not see what she has to do
With the annexation Of Sa~ov.
GREAT BR1TA1S.-1n the House of Commons
the SaToy question Was again debated, and the
by sevesa! mtmbetE.
The budget WIS taken up, and Mr. Gladstone
moved 4 :es '!nti0n lnpn:irc an income &ax Of
ten perce cl the pound for one year.
an amendment was uttered reducing the tax
to nine pence. but it was rejected by IS majori-
ty, and The original resolution agreed to.
in the House of Commons. on Murch 81, the
bill limiting the hours Of labor Of women and
children in the b!ceeaing and dyeing works was
passed By large majority
The London 14mts has . leading nrtic1e on
Senator Stewards late speech on 1hs slavery
4Ae5k4OA. ~ IE3k3 Lie fftEEEu A3 luE DTO-
gramme Of the Republican party, and sees IN it
evidences Of the dawning Of q more frerIly
feeling between the Northern and Southern
States. 1t thinks that under the organization
Of the Republic. ns, and with the moderate pro-
gramme sketcbod by 3ir. Seward, the North
may be able, without plotting or biuster, to roll
back the tide of the slareholding aggression.
The Freuch army in Lombardy commenced
its return to France in March. The Sardiuixn
Council Of state had decided that the Concor~
dat concluded by Austria u ith tho Pope is got
binding in i.ombardy.
presented to Tie King Of Sardinia :be vote Of
Tuscany on the Annexation question. The
klng 10 response to congratulatory speech by
liicasoli, said:
II accept the vote Of Tuscany, which. after
heving been expressed by the Nationul Assem-
BY, is now confirmed By unanimity Of popu-
lar suffrage. Tuscany, in associating her des-
] TIMES with those of Piedmont, far from re-
nouncing, continues her glorious traditions, and
augmeuts their importance, By uniting them 10
| thosc Of the other parties oi the State. The
Parliament in which tile representatives Of Tu.-
| cany will take seats beside tho4e OF Piedmont,
| Lombardy and the Amelia, will bring the laws
Of the country into conformity with tie truthful
| principle Of liberty. Thus Tuscany will enjoy
| the blessings Of administrative autonomy With
out weakening the union Ct power aud tue na-
| tlonal will, upon which the prosperity and inde
pendence Of the country arc eprincipalls depend
ent"
The hing then signed decree annexing Tus-
| cany 10 Sardinia.
1tis ordered that on The pronunciation Of the
decree anne1ing Tuscany to Piedmont, the
French Legation at Flurence should be dissolved
| and return1o Legt,orn.
| The Par2s GonEtitutionne2, in sn a-tic:e by its
principal editor, says the withdrawal Of the
French troops from Italy must not be consider
ed sign of coolness between France und Sar-
dioia. France leaves tornbardy because it,
independence is itresocably assured Austria
nnsy intends to act in deepse Of the frontier oi
Venetia. Tho loyalty Of the French policy could
not occasion her any embarrassment on that
subject. The Withdrawal OF tic French army
from 1ta'y is therefore sign Of tile approach,
ing solution Of the question Of Italy, and not q
sign Of complication. which tie wisdom as vel
as the interest Of Piedmont will know how tc
prevent.
1t wns reported that Cavour would be Minis
Ter Of Marine in the Sardinian Council.
Il demonstration hnl taken place al 1lnmc il
honor Of the birthdny Of Garibaldi. The sol
die's dispersed the crowds, and number o.
persons were wounded.