Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-08
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.

The TREATY OF PEAcE-The following is
an analysis of the treaty of peace concluded
between France and Austria as stoned nv the
plenipotentiaries, but which has not vet receiv
ed the ratification of the two Governments.
The treaty commences with the usual pream.
bic :
DESTROYS of putting an end to the calami-
ties of war, and forming into a definite treaty
the preliminaries made at ViIlafranca. the two
Emperors have named their Plenipotentaries,
and communicated to them full powers and
the said Plenpotentiares have agreed to the
following =
That peace is concluded, &c.
France returns to Austria the Austrian
steam vessels seized during the war, but on
which judgment has not been passed, &C.
Austria gives up Lombardy, with the ex-
ception of Mantua, Peschera, and as far as
the frontier line fixed by a special commission,
the limit of which is already known.
The Emperor OF the French declares that he
transfers these portions of. Lombardy to Sar-
DINA
Then follow the articles concerning the ju
rlsdiction-namely, the opinion Of the employeS
of Piedmont and Austria to remain in the ser
vice of the two governments, and to have the
option OF transferring within year their goods
to Piedmont and Clce versa they would, how
ever, retain their right to any property left
behind them when they move their domicile
from Austria to Sardiuia, or from Sardinia to
Austria.
The pensions acquired by persons in LON
hardy will be respected and paid by the new
government, which will be established, to
those entitled to them, and in those cases
it is so stipulated, to the widows and children
of those pensoned.
Then follows the settlement of the debt,
wi i tha cnb Of ~,
which is an additional agreement of the mode
of payment. According to these articles,
Piedmont is to pay Austria 100000 forms
(ConoentlonS Mimze) and besides is rend( red
responsible for three-ftths of the debt OF the
Monte Lombardo. Venezino Altogether. the
debt transferred to Sardinia amounts TO 25O-
100000.
Then follows article 10, which runs thus:
Desiring that the tranquility of the Church
and the power of the Holy Father should be
insured, and being convinced that tbis end
could not be obtained in a more effective man
ner than by system suited to the wants of
the populations and by reforms the necessity
of which has been already recognized by the
Sovereign Pontiff. the two CONTRACTING p1rties
will unite their efforts in order that raforn,
in the administration of the states "a Tho
Church should be carried ont Inv His Holiness
Article 10. The territorial Limits of the in
dependent States of Italv. which did not take
part in the last war. conid he changed onlv
with the assent of the other Powers Of Eurone
which took part in forming and guaranteed
the existence of these States. The rights of
the Grand Dulles ,of Tuscany tbo D1l,o of
Modena. and the Duke ot Parma arc exnross.
ly reserved by the high CONTRACTING Powers
Article 20. The two Emperors will assist
with all their power in the formation Of a
confederation OF all the States of Italy, the OBJ.
ject of which will be the preservation of the
independence and integrity of Italy, which
will insure the development of their moral
and material interests, and will watch over the
defence Of the interior and exterior of Italy,
by means Of federal army,
Veneta, which will remain under the rule
of the Emperor of Austria, will form part of
the Confederation, and will participate in the
rights and in the obligations of the Federal