The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-07
THE SAVOY QUESTION.

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The annexation OF SAVOY 10 France was sepsraly re
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ms that ne Emperor Napoleon had gone 30 far that he
he must he permed to carry off his prev. Il asserted
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tn@t Oil 'be APPOINTMENTS Oh freiec ana o'ner OFFICIALS ior
Savoy had been completed in Paris.
The Paris Pct;e publishes letter from Turin stating
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that the question OF the annexation OF Savoy had been
defnkvey settled between France and Sardinia
arrived in Paris and had been received by thu Emperor
half pss, two on wednesday Afternoon The deputstou
presented the address The Emperor expressed his
said to be the sense Of MS Majesty,s speech:-"The
reunion of SAVOY and Nice has been resolved on prnc
pie The assent OF Piedmont and the population has
been obtained to the Of the frontiers aud
the negotiations with the Powers who signed the treaty
Of 1878 permit hope favorable animation OF the
question by the greater part OF them Friendship
had almost ceesion Of territory to be-
promised, which he believed would be contrary to
the wishes of Savoy bat known that the popu
laton refused that Savoy should be dmembered France
renowned this cesson although wishing to protect the
interests OF Sutherland" On Saturday the deputaton
will dine at the TuieI les
The Times says the Municipal Junts or Nice has voted
against the annexation to France and the National Guard
elected by large majority colonel attached 10 the old
allegiance Inc delegse, oesps!cned by the Municipality
Of Nce Is now at Turin and engaged in urging the Sar
dnan 10 prevent the severance Of the eoun
Try OF Nice from the Kingdom Of Victor Emanuel
despatch from Vienna announces that Austria will
pronounce nersen against any violation or the rights OF
SWISS neutranty guaran'sed oy treaties.
Inc treaty rentVe 10 the cesslon OF savoy SAID 70
nave nen sgnea p france ana Sardaa before the issue
OF NJ. Trouveneis despatch OF the lA'd March
The Annexation Of Savoy In the British
Parliament.
IN the House Of LORDS, March 10,
The Earl Of CARNARvoy had asked question of his no.
BILE friend last Friday concerning papers which had been
produced relative 10 Savoy AZ Nice to
france and as TO marked bel tina des
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the morning papers, and secondly he had asked him con-
corning circular despatch Of NJ Thouvenel, explaining
the views or the French government, and whether tbs.
despatch had been laid upon table. He would not
have troubled their ordships to Thouvenels circu
noble lord the Secretary Of State Foreign on the
same evening in the House of Commons His noble friend
opposite had implied that he ord Carnarvon) had
stepped the limits OF discretion 5at he disposed
retaae he could point out only discrepancies between
despatcheg and Geographic but between min
hters-collesgues in the fame cabinet. The noble
lord the Secretary OF State for Foreign Affairs thought
the despatch OF so much consequence that with
out communicating with his own colleagues, aud with
out even being asked for lis and
collected, and whilst speaking upon wholly different
polnt-he stated the nature OF the communication
would not press for Information upon this or ary other
matter with view Of embarrassing the government or
where the production OF such information might be uju
rious to the public service He thought their ordships
would agree with him. thxt If the Foreign Secretary was
right in the course ne adopted he Lord Carnarvon could
not be very wrong In doing wha; he had done (a.ar
lie thought the INCLUSION OF the subject so far from
weakening had the hands Of her Majes;ys
government and had elected feeling in the country as
10 the question OF the annexation OF Savoy which could
not be mistaken II was not yet, 1t would appear, per-
lectly cefAin mat savoy was annexed-it was not
quite clear ihat the ann xaton was complete-though
ne feared tney were on ice verge OF IT, The noble
duke did lot attempt to contradict the facts dis
closed by the dispatches; and from other sources
Of information 1t was stated that two regiments Of
French soldiers were ordered to Savoy for the purpose
Of securing he supposed the freedom Of election there
might be impossible THE proceeding for the an.
peXAtiOn or SAvOy but whether the tn
limited to the Alps and not more in the direction Of other
States and other frontiers not, most important
that their oroships should be in possession OF all the
formation with which the government could Furnish
them 80 that they might have every fair opportunity OF
by asking the noble duke (Newcase) to lay upon the
table Of their lordshps house possible the
despatch Of NJ Ihouvene and the answer Of the Foreign
Secretary thereto.
The Duke OF NEWCASTLE their ordships would
him for not renewing the conversation o. the other
evening His noble friend had asked question: aud had
right 10 an answer but he must observe that his noble
friend had misquoted the observations Of the noble lord a.
the head Of the Foreign Office Ills noble friend (Lord
Joh Russe did say that the despatch would be laid
upon the table answered. but that ii would be
laid upon the table the yer had been sub
dee patch would be laid upon the table together
In the House Of Commons, March 10.
Mr. KINeAxE in rising TO ask the question of which he
given notice. said that he had never risen with more
pleasure address the House than be did on the
OCCASION for he reoiced in being able 10 sayuness
the latest news from Nice WAS Of the most gratifying de-
scription (Hear hear) They had been told that the
people of Nice were most anxious 10 become allied N the
great empire of France and that if small and nsena-
faction thought otherwise and wished to remain an
nexed Sardinia they were not to be INDUCED in their
malignant loyalty. He had within the last hour and
half received despatch stating that the municipality OF
Nice had voted to remain To the Kingdom OF Sar
dina cheers from both sides OF the House)-and
had also declared that II France should declare their
remaining annexed TO Sardinia Incompatible with the
SAFETY OF the French frontier, then the municipal council
OF Nice anxiousy prayed that they might remain an in
oependeni State "a iaush) The despatch went on TO
say tha reputation hsd gone en- from Nice to ruria TO
cary tnner tne decision o. tne municipal council and that
vote Oh nanks haa peen TO three members Of the
Sish IsIhamen. one o. wnom was the honorable mem
Der for Horeha and another the honorable baronet tia
member lor Iamwortn, whom be (Mr kngake) hoped he
might DO permitted 70 congratulate II was extremely
grayng 70 MN TO see the son OF man who had exercised
such vast over the tate OF empires thus earning