The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-13 00:00:00

by transferring to the Emperor all his righte
oel idles over Nary awl the dietrict of Nice, has con-
e sioil to tits reusuon of those two countries to the territory
frowe...

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• The man nuui parliament has just eanctlemed by • solemn
-le the LIMP effected in the first place by the sovereign,
afterwsnis ratified by the vote of the pqmlatiens des.
to become French. Never ham the legitimacy of an
sterastional traissictiun been more solidly established.
The rei,miar and elteeeitive acoomplishment of this corn-
ea, set of etetthttOne, titled' in coneexion with the state-
ment previously submitted to the courts that signed the
act of Vienna, that they might appreciate the
two,'" which have determined the demand addressed by
,ur Majesty to hie Majesty tie King of Sarthnia, gives an
exceptional character to the new acquisition of
trance. The imperial polity bet been guided not by ambi.
tee, intention, but by ansiderationi respecting the
iture tee maiming de iwisopeswei. Your Majesty has
t pursued • ocinquaat, but has sought for • gni-
nadir. It is Not to form that you have resorted
to secure it ; you have obtained it from the friendship and
~,,titurle of a somweigs • sad the vales of that guarantee in
,leuldel he the spostilsons and unanimous entimmern of
we populations, which will bseedoesb be its goardians.
1-. sir Msjesty and Fiance may be proud of • eucoes.
•Irieh add, to your moral prestige, without injury to any
!,,;:timite interest. or to the self.estemo of any powers
In fart, I.y the accond article of the treaty of Tana, the
ipecial cnntlitions with which Europe, at the demand of
s.thlinia. boa surrounded the preiseemon of • part of Savoy
ire maintained, and our loyalty imposes on as the duty of
respecting them as well as the neutrality of Switxernd
until the understanding which is about to be come to with
th, courts that signed the general act of Vienna, and with
the Helvetic Confederation itself, bas finally settled that

Hav
Ti Some your Majesty to attach your signature to
the suLkorml decree, which coustitutes a floe page of the
history of a mum alramly so fruitful of prorpentiea-1 am,
Sire, Ice., THouveaL
Pans, June 11, IA6O.

THE TREATY.
Art. 1. Ilia Ilejeetir the King of tiordisie consents to the
reunion of savoy and the county of Mies fenvondario dl
Num) with Frauce, uu.l TellOOlWOll for himself and all his
rte,cecoL.nt. ae.l 41.1,C*11101.3. in teem.'" of hi. mijaaty the
Emperor ..f the French. his rights and titles over the said
temtories. It i. understood between their Majesties that
ad. mouton Bleat be effected without any constraint upon
the will of the inhabitante, and that the government. of
the Emperor of the French end of the King of Sardinia
dial] concert tither aa soon IN possible aa to the beet
means of appreciating and amertaining the manifestations
.4 this will.
.trt. 2. It ia equally understood thet hi. Majesty the
Etas of Maritime can only treader the neutralimd parte of
movov on the condition" by which be holds them himself,
nd that it will pertain to his Majesty the Emperor of the
French to corue to an understanding on this 'object both
with the powers represented at the Crimper of Vienna and
with the Helvetic Confederation, sad give them the guano.
tees resulting from the stipulation@ alluded to in the peewit
article.

Art. 3. 1 mixed commiarion will determine in a spirit of
equity the frontiers of the two states, taking into account
the configuration of the monnuatis and the necessity of
defence.

Art. 4. 4 tae or more mixed commissions will be appointed
to examine *al solve, within a brief period, the venous in-
cideittal pie...time which the re-anion will give rise to, such
us the settlement of the quota due from Savoy and the
county of Nice to the public debt of Sardinia, and the exe-
cution of the oibligstions resulting from the contracts en.
bred into with the Sanlinian government which, never-
thele., reserves to itself the works commenced for the
formation of the teasel of the Alps flifont-Catist.
Art. N. The ',moth government will stand nomad to
the functionaries of the civil order and to the military men,
ichinging Ivy birth to the province of Savoy and county of
awl who may become Fremh subjects, to respect the
rights they have *0014.111 IT servi,Pe rendered to the Sar-
dinian government ; they shall, for instance, enjoy the
benefit accruing to them from the irremovability of the
magistracy, awl from the guarantees secured to the army.
Art. 6. Those Sardinian subjects, natives of Savoy and
the counter of Nice, or now domiciliated in these pro.
sires, who intend preserving their Sardinian nationality,
shall enjoy, for the spare of one year dating from the ex-
change of the ratifications, and by means of a preliminary
declaration made to the competent authorities, the right of
changing their domicile to hale and of settling there, in
shit!' case, the quality of Sardinian subject shall be main-
tained to them.

They •hall he free to preserve their immoveable property
situated within the territories re-annexed to France.
Art. 7. Ity Sardinia the present treaty will be executory
as soon as the necessary legtahitive sanction shall have been
given by the parliament.
Art. S. The present treaty shall be ratified, and the rati-
fiestinns thereof he exchanged at Turin within the term of
ten tlsye, or sooner if possible.
In faith whereof the respective plenipotentiaries have
signed it awl affixed thereto the seals of their arms.
Dime in duplicate at Turin, the 24th day of the month of
March, in the year of pace, INBO.
TALLMAND. CAVOUL
accEnzrrt. FAWI.