The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-31
News from Europe.


/ FURTHER BY THE BOHEMIAN.
FgANcE.-The Paris Steele had received 1
warning for an alleged outrage against re.
| ligion. The Steele praised and endorsed /
| work in which certain dogmas of the Catho.
| lie and Jewish creeds were set down as d
| sham.
The reply OF the Holy See to the last pro-
posals of France had reached Paris. The
Pope declines the proposition to eonfne
within an exclusive political compass ques-
| ton which, as il concerns the integrity OF
the patrimony of ST. Peter, is intimately
bound up with the independence of the
Church. Although decidedly rejecting the
proposition to create a vicarate OF the Ro-
magma, in favor of foreign Sovereign, his
Holiness shows himself disposed to enter in
| 20 the path OF reform, on condition that the
integrity Of States of the Church 10 guaran-
| teed.
| Paris correspondence asserts that the for
eign relations Of France were sllsntly under
going q great change, and that Austrian in
| huences were in the ascendant.
TnR SAVOY QUxsrIoN.-Proclamati by
the Government OF Savoy were posted up in
| all the parishes in that country, notifying
that the inhabitants will soon be called upon
to vote upon the question of the maintenance
of the union with Sardinia, or annexation to
France, according to the form prescribed by
Parliament.
The London Telegraph positively afirms
that an oral and confidential request had
been made to England to join with Prussia
and Russia in protesting against the aliena-
tion Of Savoy from Sardinia. 1t was stated
that England supports the demands of Sar-
DINA to ascertain the wishes OF the people
Of Savoy and Nice by universal suffrage.
The Paris correspondence of the London
Times gives report that bulls of excommu
nioation against Victor Emmanuel were ready
to be launched from Rome the moment the
election in the Central Italian States was de-
oidcd.
The latest voting on the question Of an
nexntion to Sardinia took place on the 18th
and 18th, in the various States. Immense
numbers of the people assembled in all the
towns, and much enthusiasm and confidence
was ovnced. Admirable order was main
tanned The following are the first dispatch
es as TO the result:
LEGHoRS, March l3th.--1he result of the
voting in Sumia, Pisa and Leghorn, is az fol-
lowss For annexation TO Piedmont, 80 ,026 !;
for a separate kingdom, 1913. Majority for
annex alton, 81 ,693. The number of persona
inscribed on the list, Is ,2lS.
FLoagscE, March l3.-Returns OF thirty
comm nes give l0l, 1916 in favor OF annexa-
ton, and $500, for separate kingdom.
BOLOGNA, March l3.--The vote in this city
is 81 GOA for annexation, and 2 for a sepa-
rate kingdom.
parma, March l3.-Of the 10000 electors
in this town, over Ia, 900 voted for annexa.
ton and 81 for a separate kingdom. The
| number of electors in the provinces is 81 ,2l2,
OF whom 48,070 voted for annexation, and
| ll3 for separate kingdom.
BOLOGNA, Thursday.-Tbe following is the
official return of the voting in the Romagna:
For annexation, 1853: for a separate king
dom, ga.
LONDON, Thursday.-The Paris CORES.
pendent of the Times reports that Tuscany
will probably be taken possession OF bv Pied
montese troops Immediately after the annex
alton, that is at the close of the present
week.
TURN, Wedncsday.-The Sandman Gov
eminent, il is asserted, consented to the de-
mand Of France to effect the cession of Savoy
by special treaty. to be made between France
and sardinia. The treaty will be followed
by the vote of the municipalities, and the
two contracting parties will afterwards re-
port to the European powers the nature and
m otive of the territorial arrangements.
Sardinia codes to France, Savoy unto Mount
Oenis and Nice unto Villa Franco, thus all
the passes of the Alps will be possessed by
France.
The Times publishes letter from Naples,
which states that the recent arrests there
have been on scale which even the late King
would not have attempted. Among the per-
sons arrested, are persons OF most moderate
views. Many are heads of families and en-
gagged in business. For such the order to
quit the country is absolutely ruin. Dismay
and terror prevailed amongst all Glasses.
The Government had been led to it's arbi-
trary act by its apprehension of a political
climax from the elections in Genital Italy,
II is admitted that the exposure of the Ma
tional Colors would be the cause Of an out
break, and the Government thought it was
wise thing to get rid Of all those considered
likely to exercise any influence in such q
movement.