The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-21

WukUoGe OF uWoppfOy2. apTotf6 " mo 70 DO uoCS5-
cary 70 take steps to bring them 70 common opinion,
and 70 the Of language; without that u "
ida TO suppose that nsulae expression OF onoe
WOULD be Of any eect In putting stop TO this project
have no doubt 10 my own mind to the ohsrs,er OF
the Ian gusge which these governments ought 70 hold
tSnx sty ought icy tsa. considering tue ss,rora,
state OF Central Italy they are wiling and desrous 10
take seps for the purpose Of conferag ami insulting
with France ~ to the future OF Italy, with veS to 40
curing the welfare Of the Italian people In auy way
sis'e with the OF Europe but that looking back
% me Transactions Of the year 1919 they consider TIA.
and that no confederation will induce them to nc
quesce In It's ext nson a. arising ont Changes tbs
territorial distribution OF lAy. What wish ask 60
vernnDt ", whether any steps have been taken and
Guy, OF what kind, and at shat time,
Of the government with respect to tho Of
Sevoy to the government RossA Prussia aud Adata
and whether steps have been taken obtain their
operation 10 inducing France 10 desert from that project
swerIrg the question my noble friend The OF her
Maestya government IN respect 70 tho proposed
veTnuen's Of Ruseia, PRUSSIA and Austria Tho form In
which hosc comuscatious have bceo made has been TO
send 70 those Powers the dispatches written Lord John
Russell 70 Lord Cowiey which appear in the papers laid
before Parliament and 70 send at the other
patches received from lord CowIey and one from Sir
James Hu6son which have also been published As regards
the time the dates Of the deepascnes TO which have re-
feIred the 28h OF January and the 18Th Of February
The communication to Berlin and Vienna tho l7ih
OF February and 20 St Petersburg the 25th Of the
month As to ohher haze tnved the operation
o. e~ Posoey tn protest dodtn the 1tion IF Srpoy,
wade Ny pobis friend would appear 70 have Indicated
his with something IN the mature OF al
lia,o turned ba thre has nev,r been any int i,n Of the
SOFT II be refers 10 the dispatches the table, they
will show him and the public that the Powers to whom
thee communications addressed be under
difficulty sscertainng toe strong view which Her Ma
jeety g government entertain on this subject
The EARL Of DxRyY-I have, also, question to put to
the noble Duke on this subject Upon exain alton Of the
papers, II appears there 4 despatch received
from lord Cosey on the 25th of February, In
which he refers to his having been written to
by Lord John Russell the day before on the sub
iect the Of annexation; but no despatch from the
noble lord OF that to be found ia the papers
there Is another communication the subject Of the
nexston Of the came Gate. bu, appesrs 10 have been
before. II possible that mistake have
arisen In that way but should be glad to know whether
the re is any other despatch Of that dxte
The Duke OF NEWCASTLE There IS oeen mistake OF
the kind the nobe earl supposes The despatch to which
tine noble earl refers old not appear be OF parca
lar importance, but there the smallest objection to
produce It, and noble friend the Under Secretary for
Foreign Affairs has Il in his hand at this moment ready to
In the House Of Commons, March O. Nc KivGLsKE gave
notice that on Monday next he should "ffat an
humble address be presented to her Majesty THANKING
House the Corres poudence respecting the proposed
nexs'ou Of Savoy aud Nice TO France; the Urea
ties Of peace and nmy, aud the Treaties OF alsnce
and friendship presented TO this House pursuant
this address Of the 10th OF February last for Eek
tracts of the treaties by which her Mai sty is engaged
maintain 10 force any spua,ious concerning the from
tiers OF France and expressing to her Majesy the deep
with which this House has heard Of the coaeu
plated annexation OF Savoy and Nice 10 the empire OF
France assuring her Majesty Of the satisfaction with
which this House would learn that her Majesty had in
ved the other Powers who parties TO the above
mentioned Treaties Of alliance aud friendship JOIN
with her Majesty In epdeavoriog avert the
Of pro,ec. which has excited distruss and alarm in
Europe"
Afterwards, Sir J. WASH asked whether the govern
ment would have any objection 70 lay on the table any
alton OF Savoy and Nice to France, that had been
cevec since those already produced
Lord j. RUSSELL thought very nconvenent that qrea.
items relating TO foreign affairs continually asked
without any notice. He not at that moment pre-
pared state what further dispatches would laid
the table,