The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-24
fairs OF Italy. savoy and switzerland.


(from the London News, July lol
The sixth part Of the Official correspondence relating 10
the affairs Of Italy, Savoy and Switzerland was issued
yesterday 1t extends from March IA 70 June IS Tho
ac developed In the OF this correspondence have
sa e awpu o% cSSen our ans ar
John Russcs reply convey the opinion Of the English
government in favor Of conference OF the Powers who
signed The Treaty OF Nienna will enable the public 10
der uand clearly the present aspect OF this question:
IHorvrNyI corSr rxRsioSy, COMMUNICATED TO LOAD
JOIN RrssFrr NY oorSr r.RScsy, JIM q
~ In CoxIr-The treaty Of Turin having received its
dehnve sanction, and the transfer OF the territories
ccdcd by the King OF sardinia having been Effected the
moment is for the government of tho Emperor 10
conform the obligation which taken Of coming TO
undertaking. both with The Powers who signcd the
General sct q Vienna and with the Swiss Confederation
On the subject q the contingent naturalization of por
ton Of savoy Tho object Of this understanding, had
The houor Q; rcmarkng 10 you In my communication Of
the 10Th q April last shoaid according TO us consist in
rrconoing article % OF the act Of Vienna with article OF
the treaty of Turin
This rccorcatson II IL proposed TO sanction by dplo.
matte stipulation destined 70 place In the law Of Europe
For the attainment OF this object several courses are open
70 the Towers The question may be brourh, before a
rnfccncc An cxchang ~ notes might be likewise agreed
uron h were thought preferable b, which the govern
mtnt OF the Emperor should towards the Powers
who guaranteed sw iss neutrality and towards Switzer.
ana the obligations contracted by Sardinia. Finally, u
might sfo be pronounced IN favor OF preliminary nego
iision between France and Switzerland the object OF
which should be 10 determine the reciprocal rights and
duties resulting from the naturalization, which world be
dons by emodeling and completing the treaty signed at
Turin, between Sardinia and the Swiss Confederation IN
ISIS The government OF the Emperor ready Cor its
part TO chooye the which the other Cabinets shall
prefer, and Which shs 10 them beet suited 10 the
Circumstances confne myself in they should de.
eide 10 favor OF conference, 70 reminding them that the
majority ~ them have already rcccgnized the prorcty OF
meeting nj Paris and that Sardinia and Switzerland have
established in favor cf their participation IN s iabcrs
cons the justice of which has been admitted By
his imperial Msjestys government.
You will read this despatch 10 Lord john Russell and
give him copy III. TH0tyENEf4
LORD ,. RUSSELL TO EARL CowLEy.
FoR1IGS Otucx, fune %. 1sso.
NJ I0Rr-f transmit 20 your Excclency herewith a
copy Of deerstch from the Minister Tor Foreign Affairs
Of the Emperor OF the French 10 his Majesty AmbAsa
dor a, this Court which delivered TO me BY ~ de
Fer signy the 22d inst
In THE dcspatch w. Thouvencl declares that the tnc
arrived for France 20 como 10 understanding with
the Power. OF Europe with view put Artcc Of
Treaty yienrs IN harmony with Article % toe Treaty
o. rurin THIS can be dcue, according tc NJ Thouvene
10 Que OF three ways
By conference Of the Powers who ssass 10, rrss.y
81 Vienna; or