The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-15

ebtiop fdeos OF coactss,n are noe realised Your
MsetY bse toI gotten other Osioas
the fault IT'D ey France vas to pretend to gsssrn
to oisengsge French policy from what hh bean
On embarrassment, not thinking THAI because
cesesSy 10 interfere favor Of Italy, oppressed By
foreign Power was necessary constr a,a
ing the win Of cpa,ed Italy. This ystem
VIII clese the field Of ancient rivalry with Aust
and ", notwithstanding sinister predictions, Ea-
roIesr does break out IN the spsiug it Is 20
cansc your Majesty content win y prudent and
hIm attitude, has resisted the inducements Of ar
sse Sn 0 ms not e win . 30 a ~
valuable blessing 70 Italy as 70 us; for Italy
will NOT he understood by the world, which is regard
re her. ess she proves that she will agiate Eu
rope by her liberty after having long disturbed by
her misfortupes Let her recoliect above ALL that Ca
the representative OF the greatest moral force OF hu
nsnity. The religious interests Of France demsnd OF
nssen ans Of serno ssa US to- Sops
that she VIII take y into Consideration But
ss,,v, h%f n.,d nope IN tho u. w ana ana nae
ton for ssc ed Cause which you do not 0und with
that OF the ntrgues which its mask has been
temporal power Of the sovereign Ponn And the Senate
d. not bestte 10 give their full all the acts
OF your frank Moderate ani perseverng policy For the
future shall continue place our cnnhaenae In the
monarch who covers the Papacy with tho French flag
who assisted at lis tras and who has constituted
himself the moot vigiant faithful guardian Of
Rome and 81 the Pontincial throne.
SIRE, with the questions before which about
arise N Europe France Is perhaps the country where
there is the eas; 10 do 10 nsequence Of all that has
been done. Nevertheless, nation IKE
main inactive Labor and gess its iot and from
your Majesty The most fruitful! impulse comes wnat-
he the part for the bate Ia national
mossmen'' y%ur Majesty may rely npoa ,is zea. rs as
truth.
The discussion Of the above prcisc. of address was
fixed for the 2Sth Of February.
Prince Napclcons projected journey Italy hal been
deferred The Emperor enjoned him TO remain
for the present the ground alleged that the anti
clerical views Of the Prince gise nulsioa
In a'y to the question Of the Pope's temporal s,vc-
The Archbishop of Repnes who had lust returned from
Rome had been received in his dcces with unusual do
noustra.iens OF enthusiasm Il is stated he
crowd that the Pope would persist to the last.
Prices bad again advanced in tho Paris market.
Flour was IT. per sack wheat soc per sack
No further light had been tn the affairs Of NJ
Mies. The impression gained ground that the bills OF
the Ottoman govt rnment due in the middle OF March,
wouid be provided FOR.
The Paris BoUse, on the Goth, dull aud u shade
lower. Rcntes cioeed at 6S5
ItGIy.
The rumor is repeate' that Piedmontese brigade
would he Rome IN March, ard II assert
cd that he iuhabaaols OF Rome were secretly making
prtps attDs fer the reception OF King Victor Emaoue
IL stated that Francis III intends staypg Rome
as lse rs the French troops remain there.
The toutihcai government undei stood to be pro-
paicg arepy 10 the French pamphlet " Is Guc,ro
neie ia or der tc that all the responsibility for late
events lies IS it'll the Empcr ,r kapoeoa.
An grdcFh tie OF Genera. had been declared
TO he calumny on tho Pontiica' government.
The FIeIch were about 10 occupy portion Of the pro
4 vince Ut tr0siroBe
CaTrtrsi IT, uDeii ;s doad.
An atcideb, had occurred the Csssrta Railroad by
vh cb pcreoDs reported have killed aud
ftIty wnGnced
The phah SAINTS Of vi,erso, which claimed az part
o ST PEERS patrmcrg, had petoned the Itlian Par
Lament for their union with he KINGDOM NJ itly THIS
petition VAS expected TO naugussse the debate tbs
Roman question. IL was tboughs that the Parameat
would t.es Croer cf the Gay ettrreting 10 Count
tavonr The task Of attending TO obtain by diplomatic
the withdrawal Of ths French force from Rome.
The italian Senate the 10th ut, passed, by vote
OF 100 to the project Of Law granting the title OF King
Of ltoiy 10 Victor Emanuel ard his 9cscendants Count
Cvour spoke follows ling before the Senate the
bill fer conserring the title:
SEsATosrhe marvellous events ~ the last years
have, through series Ct pecsei successes, united
n'O state almost al the scattered members Of the
patton Opposing n cipes old, inceed encounter each
other and often conf c., by reason of dvergpg teu
derces and differing political views; but delnitey,
unity a government, based on the uDasseiaoe princi
pies national monarchy HIS beeu effected The cousl
tuition Of Kingdom Of italy is now fact; aud that fact
" cur DUTY TO affirm to the Italian peoples and TO
Europe. by order Of his Maiesy ana the unanimous
advice Of he Council Of Minister'S have ths honor TO
present to the Senate met for that purpose, BILL by
which the King, our august master assumes Tor himself
aud his the title OF King Of Italy Fa hully
n'eru, ting the national viii, al eady manifested in
taousas way g. the Parliament on The solemn day Of the
al sitting, hailed Victor Emmanuel II King Of italy,
with ,hc enthusiasm ~ or altitude and affection Tho
s. proud to be the first to sanction the votes
or All The I,aans, and with a title that
nocle d. nasty which native 10 Italy and ilustrious
called BY Divine Providence 10 sveuse I.ay Il heal her
wuuncs and " close the epoch OF Italian divisions Bv
sns az provincial ieaoysies and you will wre the first
page OF a nc national history. "a
/. Vienna despstch q the 25h utmo announces that
the Emperor that DAY signed the constitution
The Diet. which Is composed OF an upper and lover
hous has the right Of legislation The Hungarian
eiitnt,on remains intact.
rotous disturbance took place at Pesth the occa
sion 81 Jewish festival The 2sih ut Firearms
used by the military police, add several persoos
woundod Two o; tn patrol we're also wouodei
Russia.
II Is stated that Russia was taking strong military
neasurts 10 prevent any disturbing Manifestations
the ray Of the aboiitifn o. scrfdoU
Russia is SAID 10 have proposed the CONCLUSION OF
treaty q commerce with Pruss a and the zoivefen.
Turkey.
serious insar-ectcn reported TO have broken out
o. SucrirnN Mehenet Pacta rsaTCned against the tn
suTsents hnt he refreshed dnding hs force wholly in
suricett to re ~tn tnetn. THE insurgents
cciy;Dg ienforoens n;s from all parts.
India and China.
bcen pastals anticipated by the Prince Aiberl--had
rea' he England, sna ths Amesicae portloc received
b. The Eita .M
A, Caic,,a on the seh January fas reported ny te,e
g'sph va Gnel hardy ANY business doug, and
sbrt.nRs had cecneo Nd since tha date OF bet al
vices Exchi,ge ~as unaitersd Fr,ignts tho Same.
Fxthauge AZ chaognsc bad advanced TO g. a. q. o.
Exchange at Ho,t Kong quote steady at ~ et fn
ports eu o, nominal rea dan ard decloiog
private letter frsn ropg Ko, written fore the
departure Of tie ms esAel tha the robels hid takeu
possession Of Woos1, & and that an ipdiscftn,nsto
slst Rhtef OF the nnnrisGns having conmrncoi, toe
noh authorities Ian i.d u, nteffese the scnro
humanity but would rot NEEDLE with the po,tcai
mt nts Of the irsufs .nts
THE VERY LiTEST.
Losp2y, Sch. ~, 1861
Glasgow d. spaeh says that tue iron,cased ship
Piack Trince successfully launched,