New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13

Of the arro~ksssemem Of Nice or douicls1 setssI1
IN those Provinces who would wish 10 ainiajn ~
Sardpisn nationality VIII enjoy during De psroi d
one year. das from shs exchange Of the faaaesilos
competent authores, the faculty Of removing tksir
drmicile 10 Italy and settling there IN which cass
their qualifications as Sardn'aa citizens win remain 10
them.
They will DO at liberty 10 keep their landed wop<nx
situate on the territory annexed 10 France. -
ART. VII. For Sardinia the preeent treaty VIII 10
come law as soon az the Decessary Legislative snie
has been given by the Parliament. 49,
Arr. VIII. The present treaty shall be ratified sp
the notifications exchanged at Turin within the delay
ten days, or earlier II possible.
In faith of which the respective Pleuipotsrtaies
have signed It, and aft xed their seals thereunto.
Done in duplicate at Tarin the oath day Of the month
EEA ksEoET4H S4ESTHs
The King of Sardinia had issued proclamation re-
leasing the inhabitants Of Savoy and Nice from farthsr
allegiance. The King, at the close of his manisesto,
declares that France and Italy two Estsr nations
wboee destiny is 10 march a. the head Of civilization.
The Paris Potrie states that the French reQimsnts Ia
returning from Italy win stop successfully ct Cham
berry and Nice, bat that military occupation win only
tale place when the necessary formalies ofhs treaty
have been fulfilled. The districts of Chabais sad
Faucigny VIII Professionally receive no garrisons.
A dispatch from Berne mentions that the Swis
Government intended protect against any occupation,
military civil by France, Of the provinces of Chab-
lais and Faucigny until such time the Powers who
have guaranteed the neutrality of Switzerland and who
are called upon by the Confederation to see that this
neutrality is not violated shall have decided upon the
matter. a
report was current that negotiations were on zoo.
for Congress on the Swiss part Of the Savoy question:
AZ nd In, "a ~ 4
snd that France would positively Submit its decision.
The followings summary of the report addressed
by the Swiss Federal Council to the Federal Assembly:
The interests, the safety, the Independents, snI
neutrality of Switzerland demand that her rights, In
eereDce to the DeutTazed provinces Of Savoy, should
ct be encroached upon by their annexation 10 France.
Even admitting that the neutrality of these provinces
should continue, their annexation would still be against
the treaties, and would threaten the rights and inter-
ests of Switzerland. The expec alton of the good
Offices OF the Powers concerning theee questions reas
cures Switzerland, on condition that no oc,upation Of
those provinces by France previously takes psse and
that the statu quo shat be respected"
The following are, therefore, the proposals made BY
the Federal Council:
" That the Assembly may ratlfy the resolutions
which have been adopted, and grant the necessary
The Assembly should request the Council to con-
tinue to prote theoretically the rights and interests
of Switzerland in regard TO the neuHalized provinces
rected. II may also authorize the President TO take
all necessary me ssures to that effect.
:" The Assembly will be again couvoked 10 the event
Of it's becoming necessary to cell out the troops, or
should other grave circun stances require IL"
The Monteny announces that the Senate hsd reject
ed by passing TO the order of the day by vote OF lis
against l6 several petitions requesting the Intervention
Of the Senate in favor of the temporal power Of the
Pope. f
The French journals generally treat Lord John Rus
sells remarks in Parliament as to the policy of the En
reror with comparative Indifference and in some cases
sneeripg tone 10 adopted 1t said that the buoy
arcy which prevailed on the Bourse caused by tie
Efforts of certain parties who were anxious to show
that Lord John Russsll's determination 70 seek for
other alliances had lot produced soy eest on French
capitalists
There had been great animation on the Paris Bourss
and considerable advance in prices. At one time on
The Both ReDtes touched 20 TO- bat strong reaction
get in and they rapidly declined the last price being
$685..
Some of the French journals had recommended their
diatribes against England
The Paris correspondent Of The London Herald
ays that preparations were being made for the CAM
,aieDDg outfit of army of $50 600 men, and that all
ffcers and on furlough had been ordered to join
heir corps.
journal under French protection was shortly TO
out at Geneva TO advocate the doctrine Of nato-
al frontiers to the fullest extent