New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30
LATEST NEWS.
Frame. SAVOY, AND SWITZERLAND

FRANCE. SAVOY, AND SWITZERLAND.
PAEIs, Tuesday, April IN. IAouvenei hts ~,
formed tie representatives OF the Powers who signeR
The Final Act Of Vienna Of the nature Of the reepon
France will give the circular note Of the Tiss Fec
erI Council Of the 9TH OF Apr1, respecting The conVo-
cation Of al European Conference
Il Was not until tho King Of SARDINIA mao formally
taken possession Of Lombardy ans the trea1es o.
Zurich had been signed aud Ta'ihed that France ana
Apytrjs Jointly addressed mvtati)n TO the Powers
Who had signed the aes Of Vienna 20 assemble ~
a Conference, IN Orcer 70 make Eao|n to tnen me
territorial arrangements wh;h nad rSsoi'eo from tHs
- ssiCD OF IOmbardy 20 Bledn0nt Winch cessOn was
ffeely consented 10 ny Austria. No Power having
,bsu objected France will follow the ssme eoarsN.
Hbep therefore, The cessiOD OF Savoy and Nce resy
rorsattel 10 by Piedmont shall have been sanctioned
sTd rstiged by unyeTsal snfege Of the inhabitants,
I'D by Toe vote Of TIE Sandman Parliament France
viii tsts possession OF those provinces immediately
alters ard sbe will consent TO TIE assembling Of Coz
n repoe for the purpose Of receiving communication
II re treaty coucln jeG the 2ith Of March last be-
tween Napoleon III. ard King Yic.or Emanuel.
France will likewise be willing has the said Con-
fereucs shall examine 'hs following question, IN
What manner are the rights Of Fr2uce, iresyo'Iby
ACQUIRED through the cesgiOn CT Savoy ana NICE by
fbs King OF Sardinia 70 b. reconcilsd with the mar
autees stipulated by the treaties n iayor o. S"lsf-
IGdr" IL being, however, yell understood mat Ile
Conference sha Lease the treaty Of the 2th Of March
intact.
EyrNEs Tue s6sy.--There again appears some proba
lisiy dat the Conference viii tlSe pace. E1sAld
proposes BIussoa the place where should be held
while Frsnce insists upon Paris IN when She % sup
ported by hugeIa.
Gy.rfA. Aoril II Prince G7rchakOd, in his reply
70 The note Of Switzerland identities Russia witl th9
other Powers who sgUed the treaties OF ISl ara VINO
RECOGNIZED the nyiolabity and ueugr3lity OF S|z5r-
lane In The note The Prince also states ut II u tne
true political interest of Europe 10 preserve S"Zer'
land from al foreign influence. But france ny .ng
mauifesed az intention Of negotiating, ener Wstl lle
great Powers or the Swiss Confederation, ana me
Feoela Council having expressed = similar desire
Roi STA gives Der com lee adhesion % the assembling
Of "a Conference, beng convinced that the he'eral
Council Goes not couOt her socituie 10 ehicaciO1siy
insure the neutrality Of Switzerland.
"GKKENA, Sunday Evening, April lJ.-lesterd4y
evening Saturday GsGeyese degutatOn TsJrefenl-
ipy al psrtiss presented Sir Robert Peel vita a est
moIial eopsisting Of cup aud rifle. The most cor
dial EXPRESSIONS were exchanged Sir Robert Peel
promised the support Of England for the Preservation
of the independence a1d neutrality Of Switzerland.
Tire deputaion expretfed their thanks 10 the English
Ministry and Parliament"
"VIESEA, Sunday, april lJ.--Tbe assembling Of
Conference, demanded by Switzerland, fcr the set
temen Of the affairs Of Savoy, Is very doubtful,
without France Russia and Austria decline 60 enter
any C0nfererce-AusiIis adding that, IL Congress
takes place It's programme must be determined before
hand.
Tbs following are the ideas Of Austria on tba,
question. The fundamental intention Of the Congress