The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-16


the exchange Of the notifications
Art The present treaty to be ratified and the ratH
cations to be exchanged at Zurich within fortnight,
In faith Of which the respective penpotentiares have
signed and affixed their seals thereunto
Done at Zurich on the 10Th day Of November. 1859
JOCTEAU.
BOURQUENEY
BANNEyILI.E
We, having adopted the above treaty in each aud all
the dispositions contains declare for ourselves and for
ratified confirmed and BY these presents we approve
accept ratfy and confirm it, promising observe il and
to cause 1t to be observed involablc.
In faith Of which we have signed with hand the
present letters Of ratification and have affixed thereunto
the great seal Of our arms.
Done at Turin the 18th day of the month Of November
Countersigned- Minister Foreign Affairs.
CARuru, Sec. Gen. Min. For Affairs.
TREATY BETWEEN PIEDMONT AND AUSTRIA
Victor Emanuel, by the grace Of God King Of Sardinia
&C., all whom these presents may concern greeting
treaty of peace having been concluded between us,
his Majesty the Emperor Of the French and his Majesty
the Emperor Of Austria signed at Zurich the 10th
November. 1862 by the respective plenpotensares OF
which the following is the tenor
Art Dating from Me day Of the exchange of the rat
fcaons OF the present treaty. there shall be peace and
friendship between his Majesty the King of Sardinia and
his Majesty the Emperor Of Austria their heirs and
their respective subjects and States for ever
Art. 2 The Austrian and Sandman prisoners of war
shall be Immediately restored on either side.
Here follow reratim the articles already given in the
os 'y1 "a se'es W -, ",1s y; Cc WIN tue iOhoW-
Art II. All treaties and conventions concluded between
his Majesty the King of Sardinia and his Majesty the
Emperor Of Austria, which were "a force before
the LIST Of April, 1859, are confirmed, in so
far as they do not interfere with the present
treaty. However, the two high contracting parties
engage themselves TO submit, within the OF one
year those treaties and conventions to general revision
to make, by common agreement such notifications as
may be in the interest of both countries.
Meantime those treaties and Conventions extended
to the territory recently acquired by his Majesty the King
Art 49, The navigation of the Lake Of Garda is Free
except the particular port and coastgnard regulations
The free navigation of the Pc and its tributaries is main.
tanned conformable to treaties
convention to put stop to smuggling on those wa
tiers shall be concluded between Sardinia and Austria
within the term Of year dating from the exchange Of
the ratfcations of the present treaty Meanwhile the
regulations will be enforced stipulated in the Conven
ton of November o. 1851, for the suppression of snug
Cling on the Iaggo Maggore the Pc and the Tcno and
during the same interval no regulations shall be
made respecting the navigation Of the Pc and its trbu-
taries.
Art. 10. The Sandman government and the Austrian
government engage to settle by special agreement every
thing connected with the maintenance Of bridges and
be levied.
Art 20 stpuates that the two governments viii act in
common regards enbankmens and alterations in the
bed Of the river, IL required.
Art 81 The inhabitants the frontier line shah recip
rocally enjoy the same advantages as formerly
granted to the jewellers on the banks Of the Tcno.
Art q To contribute by all in their power to
calm the public mind, his Majesty the King Of Sardnis
anu HB NheSty Tie emperor OF Austria declare and
mise that in their respective territories and in the coun
tries restored or coded person compromised by
events in the Peninsula no matter what his position in
cety can be prosecuted, annoyed disturbed either In
his person or property, on account of his conduct OF
his political opinions.
Art g. The present treaty shall he ratified and the
Publications exchanged at Zurich within fortnight or
In faith Whereof the respective penpotentares have
signed it and affixed their seals thereunto.
Done at Zurich on the 10th day of the month of No
vember in the year Of grace 1859. DES AMBROIS.
.JOCTAU.
KAROLYI
MEYSENBUG.
BOURQUENEY.
BANNEvILI.E.
We having and examined the above treaty, have
approved it, accepted it, ratified it, and confirmed it, and
by these presents approve accept rafy and confirm
IT, promising to observe it and to cause TO be observed
inviolate.
In faith Of which we have signed with our hand the
preseD letters of ratification and have fixed thereto
great seal.
Done at Turin, the 18th day Of the month Of Novem
Der, Of the year of grace, 1859. VICTOR EMANUEL.
Countersgned-DABoRsIDA, Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
CARuTu, Sec Gen. Min. Foreign Affairs.
THE TREATY BETWEEN FRANCE AND AUSTRIA,
The Paris Moitur Of Nov. g. addition to the trea
ties already published gives the text of the treaty con
Guided between France and Austria. 1t is as follows
His Majesty, the Emperor Of the French, and his Males
ty the Emperor OF Austria, DESTROYS Of putting end tc
the calamites Of the war, and prevent the
the complications which gave rise to it, bv contributing
erect on solid and durable foundations the internal and
external Independence OF Italy have resolved to
into dehnye treaty OF peace the preminaries signed
Here follow the names and titles Of the Zurich Pcnpo
( tentiares.]
Art l. There shall be in future peace and friendship
between his Majesty the Emperor of the French and his
Majesty the Emperor Of AUSTRIA also between their
heirs and SUCCESSORS their respective States and subjects
\ fer
Art . All prisoners of war shall be immediately re.
turned on both sides.
Art To attenuae the evils of war an exception is
made to the general law all vessels
not yet condemned as prizes, shall be restored
The vessels and cargoes shall be restored in the same
charges &c, incurred by their capture and on payment
Of the usual allowance TO the caotors m acg aix cap
tens) no indemnity can be claimed Of prizes
sunk or destroyed for the loss Of merchandise
not condemned as prize property.
u is also understood distinctly that all decisions given
hold good
Art declares the cesson OF Iombardy to his Majesty
the Emperor OF the French with the details given in the
TWO treaties already published
Art. s. His Majesty the Empe, or Of the French de
olares his intention Of handing rere) to his Ma.
esty the King of SARDINIA, the territories ceded by the
preceding article.
Art g. The territories still occupied in virtue of the
mistice OF the sth OF July last shall recprocay eyac
ated by the beibgerent powers tn troops Of which will
retire Immediately beyond the frontier line stipulated IN
Art. 4. =
Art. to IL inclusive are reg5alim the same as those
already published in the treaty between France and sar
dina relative to the seepec of the financial points he
tween The two countries and the money indemnity to be
paid 10 Austria and France
Art IL. His Majesty the Emperor Of the French and his
Majesty the Emperor Of Austria engage themselves TO ia
vor with all Their ecrs the creation Of confederation
between the Ian states TO be placed the honor
airy presidency of the Holy Father and the object OF
which would be TO maintain the Independence and the
nyioabty Of the Confederaied States to the de-
velopement Of their moral and material interests and
guarantee the internal and external safety OF Italy by the
existence Of federal army.
venetia which remains placed I'm Ter the of his
imperial, Royal and Apostolic Majesty, will form one Of
ne States OF this deration and will participate the
obligations as well in the privileges dyots) resulting
from the federal pact the clauses OF which shall be deter
Italian States. = -
Art 10. AS the territorial determinations fcirconscyip
ons Of the independent States Of Italy which took no
part in the late war cannot be changed except with the
sanction Of the Powers that presided at their formation
and acknowledged their existence the rights of the Grand
Duke of Tuscany Of the Duke Modena and Of the Duke
Of Parma expressly reserved between the high con
tracing parties
Art 90 DESTROYS of seeing the tranquility Of the states
Of the Church and the power Of the Holy Father
convinced that such object could not be ecacously
attained than by the adoption Of system suited to the
wants OF the populations and conformabe TO
intentions already manifested by the sovereign Pont his
Majesty the Emperor of the French and his Majesty the
Emperor Of Austria will unite their efforts TO obtain from
bis Holiness that the necessity Of introducing into the ad
minsraon OF his States the reforms admitted ndis
pensabe shall he taken into serious consideration by his