The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06
The DUchies OF Central Italy and the Sar-
0ibian Government.

TIE following correspondence respecting the alleged
nexeon OF the Duches OF Central Itay by the Sandman
ia published hs parliamentary paper in
LORD J. RUSSELL TO SIR J. HUDSON.
FOREIGN OFFICE, June %, 1859.
The Marquis d'AZeglO has read 70 me two dispatches
signed Mnshett The first relates TO the affairs Of Lom
hardy the second to those OF Parma and Modeps Both
intended to justify the King Of Sardinia IN all that he
has done in relation TO those States ASKED the Marquis
d'Azegio whether he had question to ask me in rela
ton to these dispatches He sail he not instructed
do u.s. therefore, sufficient remark that everything
done at present must be considered provisional battle
the Mnco might enable the Allies advance to the Tag
Majesty has not taken any part in the present war
would be premature 10 decide Craze questions Of public ldW
on The present state Of possession The same observation
applies 10 Tuscany and the legations All that is to be
desired for the present that where the previous
ment has been withdrawn or has been overthrOwn an
authority capable Of main aiming order, and Of making
itself respected, may be Immediately constituted. It
would be laTen'able to the disorders OF 1889
pested in 1859 The will Of the Italian people, the fortune
of and finally Eu7opedn treaty. must, in tho last
resort, see the territorial arrangements and rights o.
sovereignty in Northern and Central Italy
SIR ]. HUDSON TO LORD j. RUSSELL.
TURIN, June rs, 1852
Ny LoRDI have the honor to report to your ordehip
tet TIE Sandman government have addressed circular
otter 20 the ministers, governors and extraordinary
mlEonefs Of the king, TO the following estThe kings
cover created at the department for Foreign AZ
temporary Office for the of business arts
ng out Of the relations which sprung from the an
rexaon to- protection by Sardinia Of Italian provinces
during the present The government had 10 deal
With states OF Italy which heretofore had aws and ADM
nsaions OF their own; Of these States some are simply
projected by Sardinia Others annexed 10 her. With
regard TO the latter this office will prepare the way
foT the regular administration OF their affairs and will
expedite their business by transacting it with pesons
conversEut with their laws end customs, nstead of con-
hdne them to the Sandman MINISTRIES where different
rules and regulations obtaio. The Sardin1r govern
therefore, have determined to invest their local governors
with exceptional powers In order thas the current bust
ness Of each province may DC carried on whou. delay on
respective governors may deem " edvs1bie 10 consult
the home government their correspondence is TO be ad
dretsed TO the office now estsbshed and as by degrees
uniformity in tho conduct OF affairs shall be established
between the parent State and the province annexed,
the conduct Of those ssirs will gradually DO transferred
the central Departments Of the general 90 Ternment
J. HUDSON.
LORD J. RUSSELL TO SIR J. HUDSON.
FOREIGN OrsIcE, June %, 1859.
SIR-I have received and laid before the Qleen your
despatcbee that OF 25th instant inclusive With
ference 10 the last number Of those dispatches giving
summary Of circular issued by the Sandman govern
menl announcing their authorities that they have
a'ed at the Department for Foreign AGsrs temporary
ee for the transaction Of business arising out OF the
protection by, Sardinia of Italian provinces during the
present war; have 10 state 10 you that her Mastys
readily admit the expedency Of uniting the
the regular action Of the respective soveregns or the
spontaneous movement Of the inhabitants, under one
common direction But with regard TO the per manent an
ne1aou 10 Sar dnia Of States hitherto obeying their
separste Bovereigps her Mnjesty's government have
adopted line Of conduct which they believe to be in
formiy with the law Of nations. Her Msjesys govern
men, as Isiaed to you in my despatch Of the 22t Instant
consider that everything done al present must be
considered PROVISIONAL and that, although may be
necessary 70 arrangements for the temporary main
tnaLce OF order In countries the previous govern
NEXT baB been withdrawn or has been overthrow, yet
he utH Of The people, the fortune Of ,oar and fnany
European treaty. must in the last resort, sete The terri
torra and rights Of sovereignty in Northern
and Central Italy. Her Majesys government are happy
TO lind that the view they have taken OF this matter Ia
shared by the government If the Emperor OF the French
and confirmed by the declaration in the Moniur Of the
Path int announcing tina: II has been erroneously 10
iefred, from the fact that the dictatorship having
Detn offered 10 the King Of Slrcina from az quarters OF
ray ,hat Sardinia, without consulting either the wishes
Of the people the crest reckons by the support
OF the arms OF france, uniting the whole OF Italy In
srge State but that such dictatorship purely temp,
rery rover, which while uniting under single authority
The common forces has the adv 4nage Of in wise pre-
lucepg future combination From the OF Baron
Brunnow infer that tuch is likewise the view taken Of
the n after by the Ruhsisn government
You will read ths despatch 10 Count CsyoGr, but VIII
not furnish his Exceiency With copy Of IL am &c.
J. RUSSELL
PROPOSED REFORM OF THE GERMANrC CoNFFDE-
RATION.
letter from Munich, on the 18th OF July says
The members OF toe Chamber OF Deputies haze already
bold rrspsfti1fy ufefior. and 81 10 sad hat thew
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