The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-08

From the London Star, Feb 20
Naples there in exile not fever than aynve mem
bess Of the Bourbon family OF the seventy four who
the direct ooatsva descendants Louis XIV the
NIFTY -nvo are theeefhe Bourbons Of Naples consisting
q King Francis fve brothers and four sisters; his Ma
jesty urces-rsce Dc CApua and two children, Count
Majesty . auptsQ Queen Marie Amee widow " King Louis
Philippe the Duchess de Berry thu Duchess de Saierno and
astlg, cousin german the Duchess d. Aumae-totsi 20
Tho Boorbous Of spsinthe Infants Don juan and swo
,hndrcs-tota, TIRES. Inc Bourbons Of France-Oount
dc Chambosd, the D0chess de- Parma and four children
total SIX The Orleans brunch OF the French B,urhons
the Count de Paris the Duke de Charres the Duke do
Nemours and four children, the Primo de louvus and
two the Duke dAumale and two, the Duke DC Monspen
ser and six-tosl twenty Nineteen Bonrb0ns are nov
n exile, namely the r0yal family Of Soain sixteen IN
NUMBER the Emwess Of Braz, (re Princess OF Napesl
dOrleans) the Duke Charles III OF Parma, tntanto
Of Spain, who abdicated.
Mr.. Golden and the Glasgow Testimonial
Fund.
[Frcm the London Telegraph Feb 20 80,
ALGIsRs, Feb. 10, 1851.
Mr.. Golden presents his compliments to the editor OF
the Daily Telegraph and will feel DBL gel BY the publica-
ArGuEs Feb. 16, 1881.
r. CopDEs RopKRr DAGrRu-
My DEAR sIRrhe wspapers which have just reached
me contain circular issued BY committee In
Glasgow bearing your signature as convenor,
inviting subscriptions 70 testimonial FUND IN
Whilst l appreciate most cordially the friendly
motives which mutt have prompted e gentlemen whose
appear on the committee step Wthout
my consent or knowledge must beg them TO allow m
very respectfully to decline their proerei Kindness.
drew on the government for my expenses during tho
time was In Paie, ant have therefore incurred no ps
cupary facr6ce for which enlisted 10 reimburse
meDt As for the services which rendered IN connec
ton with the treaty they labor OF love, for which
IL would be painful to accept compensation IN aoy
form or from any quarter Reiteratng my thanks for
your kind Intentions believe me, yours very truly
RomRr DAIcnH, ESQ, Mp.
France.
The Journal, Of Monaco, Of the 10Th says
On the ID of February treaty ssoed at Paris by
which the Prince Of Monaco cedes The commdnes
OF Mentone ami Roquebrure to the Emperor Of
the French. The exchange Of Publications win
take place within ten Gays his cess'0n Is
made by the Prince for an indemnity q EGO 900.
as aso the restitution Of the private properties belonging
to his HghDess In the cOmmunes OF Nenone and Rogue
bruno and Of which the Prince despoled IN 1898
The treaty stipulates the establishment OF customs
union between France and tn Principally ami the
gagemeDt, the part or the Imperial government TO
construct carriage road between Nice aud Monaco fol-
lowing the sea shore also to enlarge aud improve the
road from Monaco u Ment0ne.
Accounts from the French manufacturing districts state
that the principal houses combining their operations to
the execution Of orcers for immediate delivery rney
VIII not engage 10 any speculation for two reasonsdrst
secondly because they will not extend taeir credit
No great improvement h expected uDlass some AMIGA
Bile arrangement has been arrived at In the United
States
The In the price OF wheat and -four made further
progress ifthe Paris makes last week The iocrease
-four within the last eig days sinilAr mo ,omeot
has declared se with TO -four Of the four ark
The Paris Moniteir publishes he folowing-Ihs KING
and Queen Of Naples arrived at Rome the lsth Their
Mestes sliehted at the Quirioa where bus Highness
Pope Plus TX paid them visit on the 18th II appears
that the bombardmeDt Of the 18th ana 18th OF
treme violence, renoering the ried cannoo useless
From the demand to SUI render to the m ,ment the
capitulston was signed the Pedm ,ntese threw dfty
thousand shells into the fortress. the Kitg passed
the Nespotan troops in review before leaving Who wept
on presenting arms 70 him. An immense crowd vas as
sembleo, aud the population shed Royal hon0rs
paid 10 Francis IL as he embarked Asihe vessel
left salute Of twenty guns fred aud the flags
King" though in presence Of the Pedmontese, already
In possession.
Italy.
The OYiaione says-King Victor Emanuel had received,
at Milan, General BONN, the Envoy Extraordinary from
The ttal Gasete publishes decree ordering the ces-
sation 81 the administrative self government VI Tuscany
King Victor Enaouel expected February 49,
The Nas,onoe OF Naples announces discovery OF
conspiracy IN favor Of Prince Mural and states that the
trial han commenced
Pspal Zouaves had invaded sardmiac territory, hut
that they had been repused by volunteers The Pontih
cal soldiers had fortified themselves at Nanzano
The Peysercurd Of Milan. states that the surrender
Of Gaeta had given rse TO great 'eoic'ng N Rome.
despatch announces that typhus tever is raging in
Gaeta
The Giowale di Roma denies the OF arrange
ment between the Holy sce and Piedmont
Francis H. and his Queen viii leave Rome In few
General Cialdini Is to be made Duke OF Gaeta.
An attack was made on the palace OF the Archbishop
At Naples during the es tbs occasi Of the fall Of
Gaeta The windows Of the Spanish Consuis residences
were smashed.
The italian Parliament was opened on Monday, Febru-
AIRY 1S BY the King In person. His Majesty said
Italy slmoe, entirely free and united confdes In your
wisdom and II is you devoves the task OF her orga
uizaioD. You viii establish the greatest Administrative
liberty taking care nj the tme that her unity be
protected. Public opinion IL favorable TO national
tendencies The Emperor OF ench although assur.
sitting 10 recall his Envoy. This act has excited
deep regret, without however affecting our graft
have riveted ties OF unity which will be iniis
soluble England, tho ancient home Of liberts,
has recognized our right 10 dispose OF ourselves
We shall preserve imperishsble nbraace OF the
support which her good offices have afforded II
usxious Prince having assembled the throne Of Prussia
send my Ambassador In order to testify to him
ympatby for HIS person and for the Ge uatoo You
VIII assist my government in completing the armameots
In the consciousness Of its strength the kingdom Italy
will be able TO follow the counsel5 OF prudence Ny
raised with boldnsss, sut II rs wise to
the rieh time, at the right time. he
voted 70 italy have risked my crown for her sake but
has the right TO risk the existence and the des
nies Of nation The taking OF formidable fortress has
wor,hily crowned the exploits of the army and navy
Both the army and voiuntee 8 have acquired renpwn
which gives Va confidence in ourselves, and II n With
pleasure that express 10 this Parliament the JOY VII
feel On tbs account.
Denmark.
The BviiroJs 7idende declares that n, difference OF
opinion questions 81 principle has exstsl between
n'o Ministers, aud that complete unanimity nov pre-
walls between them.
The statement OF the Fynepoa respecting the inten.
ton OF tho King 10 grant constitution 10 the whole 81
The kingdom, and TO institute two Chambers, IS without
foundation
The Estates of Holstein viii be shortly convoked
sitting ~ the Privy Council wiil take place
TUESDAY, February IT, IN which the ministerial projects
will be submitted TO the Kings sanction.
Hungary.
The Court Chancellor in his r. ply 70 the Obcrgeepano
aid Tho diploma Of October has created mutual obi
cations. The King faithfully redeemed his pledge
add the country msy also fuln TIA engagements BY
support ting the functonariss OF tho g0ytrEent ths
Prince Prmae has accepted from the oD' The
m ssion OF lay before the Emperor their y ttiou for
the establishment Of tho laws of ss and Z; convoca
on OF the Diet at Pes,h.
The general congregation OF Agram has sent ceputa
ton TO the Ian requesting him 10 raise the state Of segc
NJ Fiurne.
NJ Asboth, General Of the Houved regiments OF 1sas
hae been arrested at Lugoe and conducted to femcsvs
ettcr from Turin Ia the Parts Stsie, says:-1enera
Klspka rs sn here, aud, Notwithstanding ths prudent
silence he maintains, even with his friends, u " known
that though serious difficulties exist be has nrm hope
In his cause and hear that what present
t.sv m tha IN IN And tHn