New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-19
ONE DAY LATER FROM EURopE.

The scrsw steamship Teutouia from Hamburg March
and Southampton the 5h arrived at this port at Las
p. N. yesterday. MI,
The Monitem of to-day contains the nomination Of
NJ Greterin az Senator.
The Paris papers publish the following, dated An
tibes March 8: u;no Al.
annexation Of Savoy and Nice has been received IN
Nice with enthusiasm.
The Italian party lie greatly agitated."
SARDINIA.
TURIN, Friday, March 2.
A circular Of Count Cavour to the diplomatic agents
of Sardinia abroad dated the Dist OF February eais
their attention to the circular of NJ Won Bssengen,
which orders a forced enlistment INTO companies y,
peDtentiary discipline of all Venesi ias who should
appear hostile to Austria 80.
Court Cayour points out that the elasticity OF this
expression allows the whole male population TO De
cassed In this category He thinks proper to draw tne
attention of the Austrian Minister tor Foreign Affairs
the possible consequences of such state OF things
in VeDetis.
The Opinione asserts that Count Cavour has given
bis reply the subject OF the settlement OF Central
Italy, bringing forward the motives which prevent the
Sandman Government accepting the counssls given,
tbd requesting France to agree To the annexation,
should the inhabitants confirm it by their wishes.
TURIN, Sunday, March 4.
The defnye result of the vote Of Central Italy on
the question of annexation to Piedmont will be known
on Tie <Utn Hlbt,
AUSTRIA.
vienna, Sunday, March A.
To inquiries made here by the representatives OF
foreign Powers, the Austrian Government has replied
that It's interests not being directly affected by tnean-
nexstion of Savoy to France, 1t would observe onths
question u e same passive conduct which the great
Powers exhibited at the time of the last war in Lom-
hardy and that Austria will not protest against the an
nexation Of Savoy.
TRIESTE Saturday, March 3.
A committee has been formed here to collect sub
scriptions on behalf OF the Pope.
CENTRAL ITALY.
MoDESA, Saturday March 3.
The Papal Government has prohibited commerce by
transit between ADcona and the Rcmagna. The mer.
chants have lodged a protest against this measure
Agitation prevails in the Marches the landed pfope-
tors refuse to pay taxes Thousands OF citizens are
signing addresses to the great Powers in favor OF the
annexation Soldiers enlisted in Austria continue to
arrive in the States of the Church and in Naples.
THE PAPAL STATES.
ROME, Feb. e (via Marseilles).
popular manifestation of no Importance in favor of
annexation to Piedmont has taken place in Gub6io
The Pope is said to be ready to grant concessions, If
the Legations submit.
The students of the University have demanded the
readmssion Of the eight students who had been ex-
PEELED. Gen. Goyon has sent detachment of troops
to the University thereby preventing any disturbance
SPAIN AND MOROCCO.
The siege train was embarked to-day, and mules
were dsembarked.
MADRID March g.
The Rpoca and the Occidente, Ministerial papers,
assert that to preserve the territory conquered in Africa
would entail sacrifices Spain greater than the adj
yautsges she would obtain. The other papers main
tain reserve on the question.
The manufacture OF rlfed guns has been declared
free in Spain.