Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-03-17
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
A S Ii T A B U L A:
Saturday Morning, March II, 1860.

ALL HAIL \ EW HAMPSu1RE.-Ihe Republl-
can victory in the western home Of Douglas is
echoed from the granite hills OF the East. New
Hampshire has gloriously opened the State con-
tests of 1860, by rolling up a Republican ma
jority of over 1000 for Governor, and securing
a Republican State Administration in all de.
partments. In l62 towns the vote for Govern
or stands-Goodwin, O,253, Gates 25,627. The
Republicans have elected four 4 probably five
of the Councillors, nine of the twelve State
Senator'S and III members of the House to
so Democrats The victory is complete, and a
happy augury Of the grand result in November.
FoREIGN.- steamer America, from
Liverpool the 25th nit. and arrived at
Halifax, on the morning Of the 18th inst.
Information Of the loss Of the Hungarian
had not yet reached Liverpool, consequent
ly the list of passengers is not brought.
The Directors of the Atlantic Cable Com.
pany are moving in the matter of restoring
the injured portions OF the cable to working
order The latest accounts affirm that the
difficulty between France and Rome has ur.
dergonc no change. 1t is also said that
France has resolved to abandon the project
of annexing Pidmont to Tuscany, Oh the
pretext that Russia and Prussia object
to the annexation. The REASONS for Austria
refusal to accept England'S proposal for a
settlement of the Italian question are pub
lished Austria maintains that it would
not only essentially alter the basis of the
European equilibrium founded by the treat
les of 1915, but it was also opposed to the
fundamental principles upon which legiti-
macy Of governments, and especially that
of Austria, was founded. The statement
that Russia and Prussia had joined in a
proposal for a Conference of the five great
Powers is confirmed. The Paris CORES.
pendent of The London Globe says the
chances of war in the Spring were daily
The accumulation of Aus
trian troops behind the Mincio and on the
north bank of the Po betoken a desperate
effort. An alliance between Russia and
Austria is announced on the following basis :
Austria conceedes all that relates to the
Holy Places at Jerusalem F; second, Austria
agrees to conform her policy to that of
Russia as to the Danubian Provinces and
Servia third, in compensation, Russia
guarantees to Austria the whole Of her
territory, including Hungary and Yenitia,
against insurrection and invasion.
1t is stated that Marshall ODonnell had
remitted to the Moors the following basis
for the conclusion of peace Possession of
all the territory conquered, an indemnity of
100000 900 reals, an engagement to re-
speet the Catholic religion, and commercial
stipulations favorable to Spain. 1t was
doubtful whether the Moors would accent
the terms. The Spanish squadron was ex.
pected to lombard the seaport town of
Morocco. The king of Sardinia and Count
CaVour were at Milan, and were the recipi.
ents of the most enthusiastic honors. The
report that the former was about to issue
a proclamation to the inhabitants of Cen
trail Italy was denied. 1t is affirmed, how
ever, that be had declared to the Pope the
impossibility of the retention of the Um-
brian Marshes, and proposing a treaty Of
cession. The POpe's reply, which is in the
negative, was cOuched ia the strongest