Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-31
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FRANcE.--The Paris correspondent Of the
London Times says that Il is certain that the
order to the French Army in Lombardy TO
be ready to march OF moments notice, has
been countermandcd. VI IN t.r.T
The same correspondent also says that an
autograph letter from Napoleon, couched in
an angry style, had reached Victor En-
manuel. The Emperor invites the King not
to accept Tuscany in his own name, notwith-
standing the recent test Of universal suffrage.
He may name Prince Of his own house for
Tuscany, and, according 10 the same report,
he is debarred from occupying the Romagna
which may be governed by a vicar accepts-
BILE to the Pope, as the Sandman Govern
ment declares il advance its acceptance of
the result of the voting. A rumor was cur
rent that Piedmontcse troops would forth
with enter Tuscany. Another rumor was
that Prince lambert, eldest son Of the King
of Sardinia, would be proposed for the crown
of Tuscany.
SPAIN AND MoRocco.--A Madrid telegram
state that ON the 18th inst. Moorish mes
senger delivered letter 10 Marshal 0'Don-
mel from the Emperor of Morocco, protesting
his desire for peace.
L1vERPooL, March lT.-Ootton-S ofthe
week, 81, 900 bales; including $500 on specu-
lation, and $4,000 for export. The market
opened dull and lower, particularly for mid
ding and inferior uplands, but an active de-
mand for these sprung up, and prices rallied
| to about the former quotations.
The sales on Friday were 5000 bales, and
on Saturday 1000, closing steady.
Manchester market quiet, but improved in
tone. Breadstufis generally unchanged.
| Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat Id dearer: red 9sa9s I'd. Corn dull:
yellow 32s 9da33s 3D. ~
Provisions have generally declining ten
dency. Beef active, but prices in favor Of
buyers. Bacon dull, but firm. Lard dull
and rather lower, at 57sa60s Cd.
Ashes quiet pots 29sa29s Cd, and new
pearls 33s.
Sugar active under reduced duties, and
rather dearer. Coffee dull.
London Market.
Consols 945s. Money tighter and in active
demand.
Sugars active and rather dearer. Coffee
firm. Saltpeter much excited, and 3a4s
dearer both in London and Liverpool, owing
to an increase in export duties at Calcutta.
Tea quiet. Spirits Turpentine dull at 36s Cd.
,..... THE LATEST. at1a
MoDEYA, March l6.-The result of the
voting in the Provinces has been proclaimed,
and is as follows: Total number Of. electors
inscribed on the list, 526068; number who
voted, 27,5l2; for annexation to Piedmont,
426, ,O06; separate Kingdom, 756; cancelled,
$50.
FLoRENcg March l6.-A decree has been
published convoking the electoral ASSEMBLIES
for the 25th of March, in order to proceed to
the election of deputies to Parliament.
The Paris correspondent ofthe Times learns
that the second warning, which will be fol-
lowed Immediately by excommunication, has
been sent to Turin. After certain interval,
the bill of accommodation against Victor
Emmanuel will be issued.
Two regiments of dragons, quartered at
Lyons, have received marching orders. They
are to proceed to Chambra, the capital OF
Savoy. t...... ..
The Sandman Cabinet is expected to meet
on the 18th of April. III. t .L....s
A regiment of Cuirassiers has left Turin to
be ready to enter Tuscany, and proceed to
Florence as soon as the King of Sardinia ac-
cepts the annexation. Other troops have left
their quarters to be ready to enter the Ro-
magma. .,- g,.f
1t is stated that one of the first acts Of the
Government, as soon as the annexation shall
have been declared, will be to open a loan OF
100000 francs. b.la
PARIS, March l6--The Moniteur contains a
report of the Minister of War, Marshal Rau-
don, who, proposing rs the ideas of war were
receding, to reduce the effective strength OF
, the battalions of the Chasseurs from eight to
six companies, the force which existed before
1853. The report is followed by decree Of
tho D"Poioit "PPio'ihS VI 'he hiniS'oii"i
proposal.
ave ere informed" says the Courier de
Paris "that the election in Savoy, and in the
country of Nice, to decide on the annexation
of those provinces to the French Empire, will
take place on the 18th inst"
.. CHAMBRA, March l6.-Tbe Courier des Alps
announces, upon information derived from
an authentic source, that the first and second
regiments of dragons, now stationed at
Lyons, have received orders to leave for
Chambria. INK.
PEsrH, March l6.-Yesterday about two
hundred students attempted a demonstration
at the churches, and church-yards, at this
+ place. Several students were arrested. On
an attempt being made to rescue them, the
police resorted to their weapons, and
wounded several persons. The population
did not, in any way, take part in the demon
stration.
The official Gazette, of Turin, publishes
addresses to the King from the clergy of spe-
cial provinces expressive of their conviction
that the question of the Romaga is quite
distinct from the interest of religion.
The Paris correspondent of the Daily Neps
says, that there is some reason to think that
favorable change in the French Govern
ment has taken place. On Wednesday twas
disposed to challenge the annexation OF the
Romagna, and to press the King of Sardinia
to negotiate further with the Pope. Yester-
day it was reported that events in Italy will
be supported for the moment, at least to fol
low their national course. .,al
lie Nord publishes a dispatch from Cardinal
Antonelli, in reply to the last note of NJ.
Thouvenal. 1t uncompromisingly demands
the return of the revolted provinces before
even the question of reform can be enter
tanned, and complains that their revolt has
not ceased. 1t is because the Holy Father
can not obtain the support he might have ex.
: pected. The rebellion has been fomented
! from without, and the Cardinal can not see
why it should not be extinguished by legiti-
mate assistance abroad and it can not be but
fairly asserted that succor afforded by Catho-
: lie nations to their common father is in re-
ality, assistance from abroad
The American ship Lady SUFFOLK was aban'
doned in sinking state, in 400 north lati.
tude. The crew landed at Plymouth.
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