Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-31
TELEGR APHIC
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Arabia.

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arrived this morning.
A Calcutta telegram Of the 10th, simply ar
nounees the burning Of the ship Red Geun,
reached England on the 18th.
Communication between Alexandria aud
Heyrreschis 10 perfect
The address to the crown approving Ii.
French commercial treaty, Was agreed to il
the House Of Lords by 20 majority.
The British government had received . de.
patch from France. declaring the annexation o
Savoy absolutely necessary. but stating tha
the feelings Of the Sevoysns will be eonsulted
before decisive measures are taken.
Lord John RUSSELL said the views Of England
would be forthw embodied in . dippatch
and laid before Parliament.
Lord John Russell explained the position ol
China affairs. and said reasonable indemnity
will be demanded and enforced IL necessary
and hoped it would not be necessary to 60 to
Pskin.
s2o. 900 10 said to have bssn paid Denmark
for the concession to the North Atlantic tele
graph via Greenland.
Some English journs 3 are getting fierce with
Napoleon on the Savoy question, which will be
settled by treaty between France and Sardinis
before the Savoysrds are consulted.
Switzerland had sent o protest against the
annexation. IL reported that French troops
are Under orders for Chambrsy.
Full returns Of the voting in Italy are over
VII Ginning unfsvorsbe Of annexation TO SIR
dinis. The vot in Tuscany was SOC, 900 fo,
annexation and 500 for separate kingdom
No steps have been taken yet.
An insurrection in Naples is considered i'm
minent.
Calcutta advices report further advance in
freights. and large increase In the export du-
ties on salt petre.
In the House Of Commons Mr. Hallibur,o on
asked If the attention Of the government had
been directed to the fact that the Island Of ST
Pierre, near New FoundlAnd had been fortified
by the French government
Lord John Russell said that that case had
been referred to the sw officers OF the crown
who were Of the opinion that the French gov
ernment had not violated the stipulatious o;
the treaty.
Lord John Russell made some explanations
in regard to . Chinese expedition. lie admit.
ted that it was not deslrsble to proceed Il
Pekiu, but it would be unwise to cay that j,
should not be done. II their terms were re-
fused, and indemnity would be demanded an
# not accepted before the forces arrived
it would be insisted upon.
Bright and others strongly c1ndemued the pol!
icy Of Mr. Bruce.
Lord Palmerston defended Mr. Bruce, .nd
submitting to the indignity which the Ameri
can Minister had met with. He believed the
Emperor Of China was prepared to give al
apology for the Peiho affair
The 100000 preference capital authoriza u
hui ho hal
piled for by the shareholders, and the . b.
scription list was closed.
The Laiiy Ners Of the 18th says that il th.
statement be correct, the event will be mo,
serious in its ultimate necessity then any which
has occurred since the fall of the great Napo
peon, henceforth not even the most sangune {
will be able to believe in the mantainancs {,
peace. Europe has to reckon with power
which tramples upon the most sacred right.
and which has cast off respect for everythlng
but maternal force Sooner OF later Esrope
viii find itself compelled in selfdsfencs to con
fine this power within the limits of law
The Herald uses the same language.
The Paris correspondence Of the Londor
Times says that it is certain that the order to
the French army in i.ombardy to be ready t.
march at . moments notice, has been coulter
manded 1t says that az autograph letter FROM
the Emperor Napoleon. couched in an angry
style, had reached King Victor Emanuel TIL.
Emperor invites the King not to accept Tus
cany in HE own name Not withstanding IL
recent test of universal suffrage, he may name
q pro ince Of his own house tor Tuscany, And
according to the came report he is deharred
from occupying the Ronagna, which may be
governed by Vicar acceptable to the Pope o
the Sandman government declares in sdvice-
its acceptance Of the result Of the voting.
A rumor was current that Piedmont troops
would forth with enter Tuscany Another ru-
NOR was that Prince Humbent, eldest son OF
the King of Sardinia, would be proposed for
the crown Of Tuscany.
SPAIN AND MOROCCO,
A Madrid telegram states that on the 18th
Of March Moorish messenger delivered a le.-
ter to Marshal ODonnell, from the Emperor OF
Morocco. protesting his desire for peace
MADRID, March l6.-The result of the voting
10 the Emilin provinces has been proclaim ed
and is % follows:
Total number Of electors inscribed on the
list. 626 25s number who voted. 427 5l2; for
annexation to Piedmont. 100000; sepsrate
Kingdom. 756; cancelled, Is.
Florence, March ia decree has been
published convoking the Electoral Assembly
for the 25th Of March. in order to proceed 10
the election Of Deputies to Parliameut.
PANS, March 1.-THE Aeniteyv contains Q
report of the Minister Of War, Marshal Ran
don, Who proposes. ss the ideas Of var were
receding. to reducing the effective strength Of
the batsAllions Of the Chssuars from eight "
six companies, the force which existed before
1853. The report is followed by decree Of
the Emperor approving Of the Ministerial pro-
posal.
I'VE are informed" says the Courier De
Paris. that the election 10 Savoy aud in the
country Of Nice. TO decide on the annexation OF
these Provinces TO the French Empire. will
take place on the 18th inst.
CHANBRA. Friday, March lc.-The Courier
dss Alps announces. upon information derived
from authentic sources, that the lst and I'd
regiment OF Dragons now statioped at Ly
have received orders to leave for Chambra.
The Paris correspondent Of the Daily ke~s
says there Is some reason to think that favor
able change in the French Government has
taken place. On Wednesday it was disposed
to challenge the annexation Of the Romagns
and to press the King of Sardinia 10 negotiate
further with the Pope.
Yesterday j. Was reported that events in II
ally will be suffered for the moment ct least to
follow their natural course.
L. Norde publishes dispatch from Csrdin-
al Antoneli 10 reply to the last note OF
Thouvenal. He demands the retssn Of the 70
volted province before even the question ofre.
form can be entertained, ard complains thst u
their revolt has not caused IL. it is because the
HOLY Father cannot obtain the support ne
might have expected The rebellion has been
committed from without, and the Cardinal
cannot zee Why it ehoud not be extinguished
no legitimate assistance from abroad, and it
cannot but be fairly asserted that succor offer
ed hv Catholic nations to their common father