The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-19
The Syytsa Questio.


The Swiss Question.
| PURruEA PROTEST OF THB SWISS ENVOY At PARIS rc
| THE FRENCH MINISTER
The following r. tner protest has been handed 70 tn.
French Minister for "a sn Affairs BY Dr. Kern, the sss
| PARIS, March %, 1850.
| MONSIEUR IK Mrxnrsr rhs . 'vernment of the Swiss
CoHfedefs ion basine been infrn OF the stipulation
e ntay oy which his Majesty the ng oi sardinia as
union Of SAVOY and ts Of Nse
pue, as s'gred at Turin the 2ath, published in
hs n~ tnsorsel the 18th OF this msah regrets to
oomPeI.d to take further steps with tbs b rpefsrs
government to project the interests Of Swiss neutrality
pe oo'ect OF this treaty is evidently unite su the
osocts OF savoy 10 France, sad. those
woicn are comprised In the neutrality OF the Heivesic
But the present state OF things, such 40
esAslsbed by the spuations of the treaties OF 1915,
ano ought not 70 be- changed except with the pre-
vous consent OF the Powers OF Europe and OF SWzeY-
"T IT, wncn y most particularly Interested in IT,
me governmental Of the Emperor cnonot deny that where
ens &c interests OF the nature OF those present
ger In question: tho BY one Power
an essential change affecting The vesy foundation the
ressohs 10 qus sop and that tho Of
ooustry bears quite drep chagscer from that Of the
!erfoIy Of states which placed in this excep-
,a coaIaser ANY execution u the above mentioned
10y 20 Isr as II uay Affect the Reutrgzed Prov6cas
" reeAro7 by my governnsnt a. contrary to the
Ess no Wig have an international character
on as 70 be c. mpeea protest asanst any execution OF
% ~ egards the ueutralised provinces. protests
.s ssinsl all voting on tbs ANNEXATION, against the
"a ~ session, either in military civil character,
shsnh rovincee until such time - an understanding
re been between the guaranteeing 20 Wers
m" Switzerland
ts FEDERAL Council will demand meeting Of the repre-
Ar ~ Of the three provinces to Switzerland; and
ves ITSELF the representative Of the country most
ass 8, Eurouesn interpaaor law 70 assert before them
the rights and interests Of Switzerland
The FEDERAL Council trusts that tho Imperial govern.
orhparculary a. In the seek nd article Of the trea
the 2,h Of March France binds herself to come 70
understanding this subject both with the Powers re-
Congress OF Vienna and with the Hevetc
s. therefore but natural and necessary consequence
Of this stipulation to refrain any measure Of which
the object would be 10 execute the resty rs far a. a.
tecs the neutazed provinces, previous to this under
| standing having been effected.
II rs with this hope, and with full confidence in the
sentiments OF jus ice OF the government Of the EMPEROR
BERSx, April l.
The Federal Council Ia about to address another note
the Powers who signed the Final Act of Vienna
deavoripg to obtain the assembling OF European Con-
gress, to examine the following quesons Is In the
interest 0! Europe that the road Of the Smplon, which,
D Of s b osdsd
who, by this rosd cod penetrate into the very heart Oh
swiizsrlands" ....
In reply to the request addressed by Switzerland to thu
Powers Who signed treaty Of venna Russia England
favor OF the immediate assembling OF Congress-.
To avoid discusson all the members Of the Commission
Of the Federal Assembly have adopted the proposals
tho Federal Council
France.
PARIS, March 81, 1860.
The Paris journals publish . telegraphic despatch
daed Chambery, March 81 according ~ which the cleo
ton Of Deputies In the provinces claimed by Swuzeran
have resulted the return Of i've ptsans Of France An
: PARIS, April 1, 1850.
: The Mnitw Says
The government under existing circumstances, col
"a sdere to be duty 70 recall the following articles
a the Concordat vizThat bull, brief. rescrpt, maj
= date, provision other document from the Court
= Rene regarding private persons can be receive
published prin ed other wise put into execution viii
J, Wv WIG PARIS, April 2, 1860.
= The Noniteur Of TO day publishes the following
= NICE, April l-Evening.
" Two batalicns OF the Second French regiment Of q
= line arrived here, and met with An enthusiast
reception by the population, who went 70 meet the roop
:, and strewed flowers their passage. All me houss
were decorated with tric0lor hags
The Paris correspondent OF the London Times Says
= Public opinion in the financial and commercial worl
is greatly agitaed by alternate hope and fear, In cons
quence Of The uncertainty which prevails with reepect
~ the future position Of the country The government hi
sr made extraordinary efforts 70 restore condolences, b.
without success Every commercial man adnsas the In
~ pdf,apce of lord John Russels last speecA on the
ne xsuop Of Savoy and Nice TO France
Al Tho accounts from the agricultural districts q
IN favorable
20 The Paris -four market Was firm lAsl week.