The Express.
London, England, 1860-04-09 00:00:00

NICK-PROCLAMATION OF VOTING.

Yesterday's Mouiteur publishes the following
prodamationt addressed on the sth of April to din
inhabitants of the town and county of Nit*:

Fellow•citieena,—The uncettainty .4 our do-tilde, his
ceased. By the treaty signed on March 24, the valiant
King Victor Emmanuel has ceded to France Savutv sod the
district of Nice. The meat powerful motives of polities!
convenience, the exigencies of the future of Italy. the wail-
meut of gratitude towards his powerful ally, holly the alto
gether special circumstances of our country. have Ur
duced, although with rsgret, that well-belovol owenigs
to part with provinces closely bound donut
many centurion to his ilyinuaty. But the lot ef issipku
ought not to depend conclusively upon the will of pole"-
Accordingly, the magnanimous Emperor Napoleun 111. :tad
the loyal Victor Einnualinel have desired that the treaty of
Celliioll should be fortified by the popular iellesnue.
For this purpose you will shortly lie ounvu.k.sl in dotard
rowitia, and his Majesty the King Imo itnexpectollv cs-
thled to me the provisional government of this divarlet is
my oreity of your fellow-citizen.Fe ow-mtieene, at the august voice of the Klee. all me
certainty ea to our future has distil...red. In the •aine
way, at his august word,. all iliasuiewons and rivalries ought
henceforth Is. disappear. All the eitizeuo ought to be am'
mated by the same spirit of concilietioti. All opp,oinons
ought to break powerless sgainst the interest,. of ,a
country and the sentiment of duty. Non-over they would
find an insurmountable uleitaele iu the wishes of I'iel4
Emmanuel himself.
Public demoluitnations at this momeet hale 1,,W..1
justification. Their end would be to ta.nipmmise the pul'l's
order, which will be henceforth energetically pnituvlot
tlunfidence, tranquillity, and isilleeteduesi ought to tool°
over the solemn act to which you will Is•
Fellow-citizens, the miesion which the ;snug hits net uuels
fisted to me is tniusitoory but important. To fulfil tutu telt
en theme extraonlinury moments, I rely on a our a.uentI
en your respect fur the hews, and on the high
civilisation hi which you have rudest p.m-setae..
Let us hasten, thee, t o confirm Is tour lotus tie move
of our onuutry to France. Itt rendering ourselves the the
of the King's intentions, let us link ourselves amend
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flag of that noble and great nation whieli ha. alwaa • ea,eo
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our liveliest svmpathies let us rally ;wooed the
the glanious Emperor Napoleon 111. lost its sumoeol
hoe
with that fidelity, altogether special to our rentl,
which we have preserved up to this time t.. Victor helas-
nuel. Of that august prince let uo rherialr amongd ut- tho
remembrance, sad let our anleut wishes ascend he lie ."'w
and brilliant destinies. For the great Nepoleon lll..wlsae
powerful will is to quen • new era of pnsperita forust
country, will command our uushakeable fidelity and enu 01-
bounded devotion.

Vivo la France !
Viva l'Eutperaur Napoleon 111.
The Govermor Regent I.t.noi-.

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