The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14

Guilty " becoming French ana since the last
separation SINCE 1875 At each political suoverson NICE
experienced deuded hope that she would become, py
The AID OF Treaties that which she really is BY her hea'
ana aspirations .
map to understand that ia fragment oetacbs ID from
our territory Does Dot glance on the map sdlhce 70
ofns Alps On tAe side Of Sauoy s uru oqioaly the
norsme blpsy Treaties mace 10 hatred 70 France may
bsve decided Otherwise, but they have OUTRAGED ge,
10 pa,ure. wise and enlightened policy will re establish
the proper Of things M osssnacs be shownin
savoy, the County Of Nice will az Fre"ch aud
not great rdos cakd France ou longer haze for from
| tier a rrrndst ca lied the Var.
THE QUESTION IN PARLIAMENT.
In the House q Lords the 9Th OF January, the Mar
qus Of Normandy rose, pursuant notice. 10 ask the
government whether they han received any Information
as to the beposisn stated by the ministerial journals In
Paris to exist between France and SARDINIA, for the AZ
ness'on Of the uehy Of savoy ann the county OF Nee 70
the dounons Of The Emperor N the French was not
his ptenon TO call the attention Of their lortshps 70 the
political cts Of the annexation OF Savoy and Nice to the
French npir. hut he wisbea why he thought
The CUE bad reached point which rendered It
necessary that the government shoui be asked what
the present their information on subject His
question, would be observed founded upon state
ment which had appeared In the French news oapers and
he might be told bat he ought be able to adduce some
higher authority than two journals Paris When
he collie ced however that had recently been sued
10 succesi,n Of 'nprfses, dw that the POLICY e soms Of our
p,biic vi been changed in ccntorm,ty u.thhe D'd
not say obedience toe supc'sms Of para
graz hs and anonymous poph,ts, be Submitted that he
entitled the attention their lnrdShipS 10
| the appexat,on of Savoy and Nice the empire
| OF France, even though be based his remarks upon
artclesjn French newspapers The statement 10 which
he auced bad appeared the two prnc ,a and babitua
organs OF the French government 1t tint published
IN lie Pays the most careful ana prudent OF the Ministerial
Journals but what had chiefly attracted the attention Of
Europe was its recitation in the columns of Lidpead
dnce Beige Brussels paper in the enjoyment of Imperial
favor. Subsequently It rcsppeared the shape OF
Icanssio in La Irie, the adventurous Of ali
Imperial organs, Journal which hs been chided for he
ing great hurry publish certain matters IN the
In p0fvss nrefv
be pear the truth Last autumn lie Pays announced that
was TIE intention OF the Emperor adhere strictly IN
the programme which be had laid down for himself la
foe ,brew suspicion upon that statement and La
Potyie undoubtedly the more c6rrect of the two.
which he wished TO call the attention Of their ordshps
an which was transferred to u tdep, dance Beige the
now determined by counsel, by her soldiers, aud
by sacrifices OF every kind 70 substitute for the he
redtary arrangements Of Vienna the truthful policy
Of Municipalities. He not that there had
been diplomatic declaration TO this effect b,t the
contingent upon the adoption Of such principle by
the powerful government Of great Dston were much
greater Than any lch could arise from the
ct the Ducby of Savoy Hoc many Of possession
hose N the Mediterranean. the I,,,an Islands Gibraltar
Malta de- or Aose IN india for .nsonce stand is
testp How would Russia be at cted by Y II such prn
cplc were once established would not an s.eTp' &c
Prussia he shaken from Posen TO Aixa Chspee? And 10
the Gaze OF Austria would not steps taken with
regard to the Hungarian people whose atty believed
not YET shsken but who required
the government All who acquainted with i,oi-
u
PAPER which in direct communication with French
government and mad Paris correspondent who received
hs inspiration from tho Foreign Once. In the "Rasume
pobhque" of tina, journal there had appeared state
meIt from its Paris correspondent, stating that II
extension of Piedmont to the Marches and her ga
tis,acton with the commercial treaty Just negotia
ca woaa sa her 70 observe st net, neutrality whiie
to their DEERE TO be united IN France He did be-
ieve that his noble friends opposite would be actuated by
an such motives, would form their decision upon
foupes but those Of their pubic dby bat he should Ike
70 ask his noble friend what the state OF these nego
atops. He could suppose thai the would be
thst the povepme mt knew Iothng upon the subject be-
publication of the rtce TO which he had
reie red The patuIal would be for Minister
IL rara 10 communicate With the Minister Of Foreign
Afsrs. and oban nom him cat Rorca explanation OF
It's meanng This the which be adopted with
tie nine ministers WITH whom during six years, he ha1
TO deal that which he pursued with regard 70 the
S~iss matter during the last fey months Of the reign OF
ouis Philippe, when he cb,sped from NJ Guzyt the
cordial end candid explanations: and also With
reioe to The expected invasion Of Savoy by the Pro-
tin. sdSa'ed 10 him that the disposition OF the people
was opposed u annexation with France. II night
be worth wble fey their lofdshps and Eugkhmen gene
rally when they were anxious to apply those admirable
CONSTITUTIONAL principles which they valued much at
home to other tes TO Tecolec that that country, which
bad not Gncyea liberal 81 stem Of governmaat but ouiy
the iorm OF Cover nnht under which 1t had lived for
centuries, TO pa,t with 's institutions the
year 1o}S that II actually rore nn9ssste 10 resist in
by French revop,inbary ce: that COZ.
sequence Of he Introduction Of that which called the
model system O. government Of late established in
Sardinia The loyal feeling OF that 0cnt oty-naQe IF the
House Of Sc,oy had ioom. aa he icaols popa
iaiio ,ns Yo oes,Yes q, parting tcil e blessings Of fhot
conSt.uhopa, monarchy rfich .uc. lided OF
uniting itsey 10 the Ip~rtot rhyme Of France. twas
be holeo tbete'oe, that our country men, who apt
TO be led by generous impulse into advocating the
adoption IN other cOnrtIs of the principles Of govern
nleut which they so justly priced tor Themselves
would rhnsc and whether they SIRE
that they Understood The 81 seutiucps Of people
in whose behalf they sFoke He would DC very glad
bad sscera,ued that no srouS eMsla Tor I'M
puerg to the French government any such intention
nsa Deen sseo sha the ansser gwen
present Unable To afford any ino-pati, Parliament
the subject, Of course hat csclsston close,
though ho trusted would not close forever indeed II
tho orecon not brought before their orrshps by
ihcr OF TIE distinguished political party beh.od
him (,he eppo on}. he SHOULD take the liberty ap in.
copeDuont peer rnconpeced with any party Intro.
fuce I 10 the notice al the House himself. The noble
Marquis concluded nv asking whether Her Msjeety's
government had receiyed any ot aat,on to nego
tsiops stated 10y the Ministerial journals
between trance and aroaa for the annexation Of the
Dcchy OF savoy aud the county o. Nice ~ dompions
OF tie Eu pcror Of the Fr,ncb'
lord GRANNrIE-I regret very much that was not
III in my place Yesterday wien hs noble Marquis gave
notice Of bis q1estlor. Bit mquirng OF my col
sIues. was informed Of Inc nature thNt notice. and
question without raising any discussion in the House.
! was, therefore, not qpte prepared for his very
'opg snd interesting speech entering into the
political rierainre, the geography and the dIaereat
hshoDa tics Of Fu-occ, cptring p Also Of
tee mos important principles po,s ard Of utornaton
al law which is possible Il Conceive aud enairg with
agreeable perscna re,nisceEccs and ai,ooograpcal
details OF hat happened 10 Lin curing his embassy
Paris "a laugh DO no. th,L II necessary I, follow,
the noble Na,9cs at equal length, likewise de-
thpe Ia gre him - e,ler o. the formulas
wnicn &c was knd euongh Ia suggest to me a iaush
shalt content myself with simply rapy'vg 10 the Iues
ton which he tas psced tue paper. Her h.esty's
government have received information las 70 the
eoa,ion stated by the Nlse;is journals 10 Paris exis,
het~eeu France end Satotcd IN. annexation " the
ducby nj Savoy And the county VI Nice TO the Goupops
81 the ErnHrur 81 the FreuNh,' At the "a time l
thrk right 10 add that government Of Fr1nce
been org acquainted with ;he oploions If net Maestys
government any suci a cement; and
hure the pobie Mafoois Yoipt nsO,ey that 1t Is
per ec> ridiculous suplpse that the Successful rego
taio OF any commercial treaty intended for the iutef
OF both countries could have the ssest inii
enee upon Ter hsetys unen in regard u the
pr fsi,n IN the II, meet At the time taoet Geui
ly p,aLtor any np.nons they may have any great
European question. Hear. hcarl
The s.bect then droppel, and their osdsilps ad-
;urrEed.
FEEECH TROOPS ,Oa LyauOxH.