Brennan, whose disappearance from 5taten
Island caused so much excitement some fif
torn months a#o. and who wae •nnr.n.«j
bate bee* murdered, is now in Italy, end
was recently for a short time in Florenoe.—
By whom she was accompanied we are not
informed, but she is thought not to have been
alone. She was seen and reoognized there
by persOne who knew her perfectly. This
would seem to set entirely at rest the story
of her murder, which we believe has for some
time past been supposed to be without found*,
tion in fact.- [N. Y. Tribune.
(pirThe H'Jn. ThoB. Oorwin has gone to
Connecticut, where he will do good service.
¥. P. Stanton, Esq., whom President Buch
anan removed from the acting Governorship
of Kansas beoause he insisted upon being
an honest man, ie also going oa the stump in
Cunnectioat.
rrr,«nt
FROM EUROPE.
balsst If lite ius by T»l«|ra|h
(r«sss Llvrrpseli
8A*DIICIA.—The Opinions, of Turin, es
sorts that the Government of Chambrey, Sa
voy and Nice fre about to publish a proeia
mation,in accordance with the views contain
ed in Cavour's note of March 2d.
TURIN,
Maroh 10.—The official Gasstte
publishes Farini's reply to Cavour's message
of the 29th of February. He says if the
form of the new vote is not decided upon hs
Should choose universal suffrage. The acts
of Rome have destroyed aoy possibility of a
vicarnte as proposed by France upon theRo
magna. He guarantees full and absolute
liberty in voting.
