Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-13
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One Day Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.

IrOm LlNerpoOli ON tne 0lst, wa queenstown
on the lst, arrived this morning. She brings
one days later advices. Her news is partially
anticipated vid st. Johns. .....
| A mixed commission is to determine what
Savoy and Nice shall contribute to the public
debt of Sardinia and to the execution of
several public contracts. Sardinia reserves
| 10 herself to finish alone the boring Of Mount
Gents The treaty will become executive for
Sardinia, after receiving the sanction Of Par
| lament, rf.E .f.. fyH o. tFrIFr-
The King Of Sardinia has issued procla-
nation releasing the inhabitants Of Savoy
| and Nice from further allegiance. ...
The Pdtrie says, the French regiments re-
turning from Italy will stop successfully at
! Chambray and Nice, but that military oc-
| cupation only viii take place. ...n
The Persia brings no later commercial
news. .I.u u... b. H.H
.. . VIA oUEENsTowg. Hi
Dispatches from Genoa say that the Pied
| montese troops entered Florence on the 28th.
Another division is on the march from Boz
logna toward Ravenna The PiedmoDtese
| garrison at Nice is about returning to Genod.
Dispatches from Florence Say that Prince
Carognan, in proclamation to the Tuscans,
tells them the King understands the object of
annexation to be to unite their energies with
those of the various races who had elevated
| him to the national throne and that his first
resolution is to achieve their happiness to
the full extent which their conduct has
| merited. ..- ..''a sf. ..T' a-
Dispatches from Vienna say the Austrian
| Cabinet had addressed q note to the Cabinet
at Turin sternly protesting against the an
nexation of Tuscany, Parma and Modena to
Piedmont maintaining an incontestible right
| to oppose an act, which in despoiling legiti-
mate princes ofthe States granted them by Eu-
ropean treaties, will also destroy their right
to the success which these same treaties Sc
cured to the house of Hapsburg.
The Brazilian mail Of March had reached
Lisbon. News meager NJ. Belado was
chosen President. Coffee quiet ..
The necessary formalities of the treaty be-
tween France and Sardinia in regard to the
cession of Savoy and Nice, had been fulfilled.
The districts of Chablais and Francigny
| will Professionally receive no garrisons.
| The report addressed by the Swiss Federal
Council to the Federal Assembly, protests
against the annexation of the neutralized
provinces of Savoy to France, and says the
Assembly should request the Council to con-
tinue to protect energetically the rights and
interests of Switzerland in regard thereto,
and to obtain that the stdtu quo should be
respected The Assembly will be again con-
voked in the event of its being necessary to
call out troops, or should other circumstances
require it. ..
Great Britdin.-The bill abolishng church
rates ana Jne income lax Dill, Hdu passed
through the committee. . ...
Sir Robert Peel had made a speech de-
nouncing the aggressive policy of Napoleon,
and calling on the Government to take Dig
! nihed position in opposition to his schemes
The speech was received with considerable
cheering. '- "' .....
Earl Elgin was to leave for China on April
4th. .
The principle Chief Constable of the Isle of
Ely, one Of the chief resorts for prize fights,
had obtained warrants for the apprehension
of Sayers and Heenan, with view to their
being bound over to keep the peace for twelve
months. 1t was believed in sporting circles
that the originally named day for the fight
would not be changed. d..
The English shareholders in the Grand
Trunk Railroad in Canada had agreed to the
Directors recommendation to raise fl, 900, 900
to pay off liabilities and provide further roll
ing stock. ...,... Sd . -..-..
Frdnce-Some French journals had recon-
menced their diatribes against England.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Herald says preparations were making for
the campaigning outfit of an army of 25Oe 600
men, and that officers and men on furlOugh
had been ordered to join their corps.
journal under French protection was
soon to come out at Geneva, to advocate the
doctrine of natural frontiers to the fullest
extent.
ItaL--The Constitutional says ''France
waits only the safety of the Pope before with
drawing her troops from Rome, but she will
not do so until they are replaced by an army
of an Italian power" .-.. Il. a...,- .lI
Letters from Rome confirm the statement
that the allocution pronounced by the Pope
in the secortion sistory of the 26th of March,
included the accommodation of Victor
Emmanuel Without naming him, it spec
iies his acts, which it says had incurred the
censure pronounced by the Councils against
plunderers of the Church.
The Papal carbineers had taken off the es-
cutcheon of Sardinia from the house of the
Sandman Vice-Consul at Pesaro. .
Garibaldi had been elected Deputy from
Nice. -
The act Of major exconmunication against
those who have promised to aid or counseled
rebellion, invasion or usurption in the Ro-
magma, was published in Rome on the 29th.
The ambassadors of the Western Powers at
Naples had urged reforms upon the King.
The Neapolitan Ministry had rendered their
resignation, but it was not acceI1ed. i ..
Dispatches from Rome say that in case OF
the evacuation by the French, Rome will be
occupied by Pontifeal troops and Neapolitan
troops will enter the marches. Three thous-
and Papal troops are concentrated at Ancona.
A new revolutionary demonstration was to
have taken place at Rome, but did not.take
place in consequence of secret circulars dis
tributed among the people intimating that
such demonstration might be Il cause Of an
noyance to the French troops.
Prince Cayaignon had arrived at Leghorn,
en- route for Florence. His reception was
J most enthusiastic.
Prussia's reply to NJ. Thouvenal's note ex-
presses disapprobation of the annexation OF
Savoy to France. 1t also intimates that the
appeal of Switzerland to the powers as TO her
rights must be examined, and their rights
must be protected
: Queen Victoria is expected to be at Berlin
about the end of June. The accouchement
of her daughter the Princess Frederick Will
liam is looked for in July.
Spain.--The Spanish loss in the battle oi
, the 25th was l,267 killed and wounded.
The Bank of England had advanced its
: rate of interest to Az per cent.
) A letter to the London Times gives an
| account of the massacre at Rome by the Papa
} gems des drmes, from which it appears one
hundred and forty-seven persons were
: wounded. A number of ladies were injured
f The American Yice-Consul was stabbed in
the side, and several of the French military
off duty wounded. .a2tN
SpoRlterfahlts circular, per the Persia, says
(. the crooked policy pursued by France natu,
t rally excites good deal of indignation anC
9 increasing distrust on the continent.
{ The Entiente Cordidle is consequently at al
a end, and we are drifting obviously into :
critical position toward our neighbors. ThiI