Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-22
TELEGRAPRTC.
lOFER THE UNION LINE.1
Libel Case-ArrivaIs. otto

IOf EN- lHE UNION LINE.
Libel Case-Arrivals, etc,
SAN FBANcIsco April 2lst .
The case Of F. N. Smith for libel on Jobn
Lawlor, was brought up in the Police Count
this morning Smith was held to bail on the
charge and gave bail on in the sum of $500.
Arrived, Bark Guaymas 30 days from
Guaymas-Bark Louise 152 days from Han
burg.
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SAyoY,-Late European dispatches state
that:
Proclamations by the G Government ofSsvo,,
were posted up in all the parishes in ny
country notifying that the inhabitunts will
soon be called upon to vote upon the ones"
ton OF the maintainance of the union With
Sardinia, or annexation to France. aceordin,,
to the form prescribed by Parliament.
The London telegraph positively ofirms
that an oral and contidedtiai request has been
made to England to join with Prussia and
Russia IN protesting against the alienation of
Savoy with Sardinia
The Sandman Government. if is osser4c5
consented to the demand Of France TO effect
the cessation of Savoy by special treaty. TO be
made between France and Sardinia The
treaty will lie followed by the vste of the
municipalities, and the two contracting par
ties will afterward repeat to the European
powers the nature and motives of the terrific
rial arrangements.
Sardinia cedes to France, Savoy unto Mt
Gents, and Nice unto Nllafranca. That all
the passes Of the Alps will be possessed by
France
CONVENTION IN KANsAs.-A telegram of
March 28th, from Leavenworth, Kansas.
makes the following announcement:
Atchison-John A. Halderman, George W.
Beebe, IL. McMoore, C. c. Blair John P.
Slough, Isaac E. Eaton, Robert b. Mitchell,
VIM. Wier, c. K Holiday, Robert Wilson,
JAS. Christian, and Col. Sims were to-day ap.
pointed delegates to the Charleston Conven-
tUn by the Democratic Territorial Conven-
ton held in this city
Stephen A. Douglas was declared the choice
OF the Convention for the Presidency, and
the Cincinnati platform unanimously re-
affirmed. The Convention was stormy. The
delegation is unanimous for Douglas.
AN EASTERN ENTERTAINMENr-The pupils
of Santa Clara College, wound up Easter
week with a splendid dramatic performance.
William Tell, and BOX and Cox" negro
lied, constituted the entertainments The San
Jose Reporter says that the hisronic pupils
enacted their respective characters with con-
siderable ability, and describes the scenes
and stage appointments as superlatively cred.
table to the artistic taste of the students.
The orchestra was composed of twenty in
struments in the hands of pupils, who eXecu-
ted the overtures with mastery skill.
NICE MEAL,-The immense boa constructor
which has been on exhibition at the rooms of
Madame Sherwood, had not partakon food
since his snakeship left New York until yes
terday, on which occasion he swallowed five
rabbits, and would have eaten more if they
had been given him. He is not a very deli
cate eater when he has an appetite.-S- T.
Telegram.
REVIVAL IN YoLo.-R. r. Dunlap, writing
to the Christian Advocate, from Cache,ille,
says:
We have received from the world about
45 adult persons, and some Is to IS by let
ter both giving additional strength to the
circuit. At Cacheville, Knights Landing
and Cottonwood, we have had interesting
and to some extent successful meetings
The prospect brightens all around our hori-
zon.