The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-14
FOREIGN NEWS.
] GREAT. BRITAIN.

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7 The Court JoarnaI says the promise
made by her Majesty to the Canadian
deputation was 70 the effect that either
the Prince of Wales or Prince Alfred
should visit the great North American
provinces next summer 3s-. :
The Times says the American explor-
ing company are busily engaged in rais-
ing the Russian feet at the entrance Of
the harbor OF Sebastopol. Three hund.
red men are employed daily by that COM
lpany, and they have up 10 the present
time raised 80 Of the I'll men Of war.
The largest Of the ships they are blowing
TO pieces, and the entrance TO the harbor
is now quite nasigable.
= ITALY.
Gen. GaTibaldi had quilted Nice for
Genoa. Before his departure, he adj.
dressed the inhabitants OF Nice, and
said: II shall resume my command when
necessary. Let us be united under
Victor Emanuel; let us continue under
arms so long as an inch of Italian soil
remains oppressed The Sandman
Government had addressed adispatch on
the subject Of the Regency of Central
Italy TO its representatives at the various
Courts. III states that the Government
recognizes, in the offer Of the Regency
to Prince Carignan, the ardent desire d
the populations Of Central Italy to SEE
their reunion with the monarchy Of Sar,
diniaconsummated. But the Government
assured Of the early meeting Of the Con
lgress, advised the transfer Of the &C
ceptance Of the Regency to Gheyaliel
i Buoncompagni until assembled Europ.
I has regulated the position of the proyfn
ces Of Central Italy. This measure, how
ever. from its provisional character
SHOULD not be much prolonged. Long
delays Of the Congress will be fatal A
solution which did not guarantee the ma.
Itionaf independence Of Italy would be but
source OF new evils for the Italians-oi
fagitaiions and conflicts for Europe.
bologna, which in, IB49 kept the Aus,
iftrian army at bay for eight days, was
being fortified and proyisioned, at the
suggestion of Farini. Ell: !. III: E z.
J The Tuscan Government had abolished
I the stamp on newspapers. = ..:.= !.
\ Gen. Ranti, the Commander.in- Chic
Eof the army Of Central Italy, had issued
la new order Of the day. After speaking
OF the difficulties which have been over
come in the space of three months, he
says: 5.s 81. L, u. VI y
..To.d We have numerous phal-
anxes Of infantry, of cavalry, and Of ar.
ttilIery; we possess field batteries and siege
artillery; arsenals are being erected
ammunition ambulances and transport.
are being organized; Notifications are
/ being erected at Mirandole and at Rimini
, and Bologna, surrounded with guns, will
become at no distant period q centel
(which win give US safety and protection
in any eyentuality &. I;
The General advises patience and con
/ stancy.. With perseverance, he says, VI
Eshall triumph over the enemy, who doei
mot feel strong at home; who reads hi
ruin in our attitude, and who will be com
pelled either TO ANONYMOUSLY lay dow
, his arms before public reprobation, o
! come despairingly 10 battle, with the Ger
tainty OF defeat. ..s ..:.,5.=
: ,zst PRUSSIA.
A Berlin dispatch says the King
: health had so much improved that hi
! medical attendants had advised his, re
I moyal TO the Isle Of Wight. ri =
4 & ~ s, AUSTRIA. Is. !. =. e e
ii An Imperial autograph letter order
4 the Ministers TO grant q full amnesty q
!; all persons compromised By the part the
have taken in Italian affairs. This am
nesty will apply to civil as well Us mi
iitary persons. Criminal offences Of n
political character are TO be excepted.
i The Vienna press states that the etfe
tiyes OF all companies OF Austrian infan
ry IS to be reduced from loo to so mel