Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-07
-Four DAYS Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE KANGAROO.

NEW YoRK, April e-The steamer Kan
CARGO from Liverpool, at IL A. NJ, Of the 2lst
ult. vid Queenstown, on the 22d ult. arrived
this morning.
The steamship Canadian sailed about the
same time for Portland.
The steamer Bdlhe was to sail on the oath,
In place Of the Jurd, for Halifax and New
York.
The steamship Europa arrived at Liverpool
on the evening of the 10th ult.
The EdiHburg arrived at Queenstown on the
2lst ult.
The United States steamer Toouois was at |
Gibralter, and the San Jdcinto at Cadiz.
The annexation of Savoy to France is gem |
orally regarded as an accomplished fact. The |
London Times says the Emperor Napoleon |
must be permitted to carry off mis- prey.
All the appointments of officials for Savoy |
had been completed at Paris.
A dispatch from Vienna announces that |
Austria will pronounce herself against viola |
ton of the rights of Swiss neutrality, guar
anteed by treaties.
Great Britdin.-A proposition in favor of
| the ballot-box had been rejected by large
majority in both Houses of Parliament.
The reform bill was being debated, but at
tracted little interest.
The squadron to convey the Prince Of
Wales TO Canada will consist of the screw
steamers Hero 81 guns Ariddue, 26 guns
Flying Fish, guns and the Royal Paddle
| Yacht, Osborn
The London Times strongly recommends
that he visit the United States, and feels sure
visit to the President will be appreciated.
Mrs. Jameson, the authoress, is dead.
Florence Nightingale was seriously i'll.
Prayers were offered for her in the various
garrison chapels in England.
The Mediterranean telegraph cable will be
completed in two months, when London will
be in direct communication with Calcutta.
Frdnce-According to the Paris corre-
spondence of the London Post, the relations
Of France and England were not in very
satisfactory state. The camp at Chslons, this
year, is to consist Of go, 600 men, under Mar
. shall Mcmahon. .-.
The Paris correspondent of the Daily Neios
says it was reported that French diplomatic
manifesto would shortly appear, in which all
designs upon the Rhine frontier will be ex-
pressly disclaimed.
Reports that French troops were under
orders for Savoy, were unfoundeG. The
provisions of the commercial treaty between
England and France were in force, and the
export of French goods to England had COM
rnenced on large scale. Flour was If. per
SACK lower in Paris. Wheat was firm.
The Paris Bourse closed flat, and rather
lower. Rentes closed on the goth at e7f 9Oc.
! Idy-Signor Farine arrived at Turin on
Sunday the 18th, inst, and was forthwith
presented to the King. Signor Farine said:
u have the honor to place in the hands Of
your Majesty the legal documents containing
the returns of the universal suffrage of the
people of Amelia. May your Majesty deign
to receive them with favor, as token Of
| gratitude and confidence"
,, The King replied: "This manifestation of
the national will is universal, and so spon-
taneous that it confirms to Europe, at a diff
ferent time and under altered conditions, the
i vote already expressed by the National AS
sembly of Amelia. This manifestation COM
u pletes the proofs of the order, perseverance,
patriotism and wisdom, by which those people
o have merited universal sympathy and esteem.
;, accept their solemn vote, and henceforth
= will be proud to call them my people. In
:, uniting to my ancient powers, not only the
q States of Modena and Parma, but also the
u Romagna, which has already separated itself
;, ;, from the Papal Government, do not intend
IL to fail in my deep devotedness to the chief.
am ready to defend the independence neces-
sary to the supreme minister of religion (the
i Pope) to contribute to the splendor of his
e court and to pay homage to his sovereignty.
Our Parliament, in receiving the representa-
;. tive of Central Italy, will insure prosperity
y and Independence to the new kingdom"
The official Gazette publishes royal decree
'e annexing the Province of Amelia to Sar.
=, dinia.
N Another decree convokes the Electoral
Assemblies of the Amelian Provinces for thu
ie 25th of March, and another decree appoints
fifteen new Senators.
, Nothing decisive had taken place relative
u, to the annexation of Tuscany to Piedmont
u The Tuscan Assembly had dissolved.
VI The Paris Pdtrie states that fifty thousand
men were about to be levied in Tuscany an(
le twenty-five thousand in the Amelian Prov
!. inces, thereby increasing the Sandman arm.
a to nearly three hundred thousand men.
, 1t was asserted that Piedmont would con
/ tract loan of $50 900, 900 francs.
Y The Director of the Pope's public debt a
H u Rome had gone to Brussels to contract a loar
I'LL of lO,00O, 900 francs.
The Government of Rome had authorized
Is the importation of wheat into the Pontificia
as as ports in the Mediterranean.
ue The Paris Constitutional states that tn
"a Pope had addressed a monitory to Kin
rt Victor Emmanuel intimating that hence
o. forth, all relations between His Holiness an
ne the royal family must be considered as broke
re off; that His Majesty will understand that h
oi has openly violated the laws of the Churcf
u, and is..formally excommunicated.
u The Holy Father reserves to himself th
duty of taking into his consideration tn
eh interests of the universal church and the goo
y, Catholics of Piedmont, before proceeding I
en- severe measures, which in any event weig
,,e from benceforth upon the person OF the KIM
"a LIE Nord says that the moment the Pope
10 bull is Illuminated the cities Of Milan, Geno
Sl Leghorn, Turin, Bologna ana Florence nav
Gu agreed to illuminate, and give the character
a national celebration to the event.
on great manifestation took place at Il
er Vatican on the 10th in favor Of the Pope.
IN 1t was said at Vienna that the Frenc
he troops at Rome would retire to Ciyiti
Yeechia if the Pope communicated Vict'
~ Emmanuel.
- Another reportis that the Neapolitan troo
M M're will at once enter the Papal States if II
ECU Sardinians take possession of Romagna.
a The Municipal Council Of Nice had vot
iu- against annexation to France, and sent di
patch to Turin on the subject.
Austrid-It is stated that the French Ell
bassador had informed the Austrian Cover
ity ment of the approaching evacuation OF Lor
en- hardy by French troops and in the name
ted his government expressed the wish that Au
md tria would continue to observe non-interve
ay, ton in the affairs of Central Italy.
apt The Austrian note says that since the !
Ved terview at Villa Franco the Emperor b
ch, made too many sacrifices for the mainte
the ance of peace, to be able to recommence
European war, but although keeping
ect- merely observant attitude, Austria must ne
ned ertheless draw the attention of France to
ing secret intrigues of the Sandman agents
Venitia, and repeats most distinctly that I
Emperor Francis Joseph would not hesiti
ish TO make the greatest sacrifices in defense