New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-07
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Advices by the. Bavaria are to TIE ism nH. ram
Southampton We extract the following In,eIli.
gence:
TIE SAvoY QUEsrIoS.-The following Is a copy
Of the Swiss protest just delivered to lie French
Minister of Foreign Affairs: M
~ Switzerland 10 VI Dc fhoassas has
Monsieur is g MiussrsIn consequence 81 ! ds.
patch from Berne, am to inform your Exeeilency
that the Federal Council has addressed to the Co.
yernment Of biz Majesty the King Of Sardinia note
N which they demand the maintenance og the stip-
niations Of the treaty of 1864, confirmed by the
treaty of ISIS, between Sardinia and Switzerland,
u 90 1sr as they relate TO he cession of the actua
IeaTillory Of savoy 70 another power.
4 am 70 add that my Government regards in
particular manner any annexation 81 tis neutral
ised provinces, Chablaia, Faueigny and the Gene
vois e smother power, az in confradictionsto the
s ~ ssa q sas 1ssss q guaran
tTaliIty, - they were an integral uaft of the
Confederation, and declaring Hat s1ev ARE u
enjoy tie neutrality Of Switzerland Ii fhe same
manner as if they belonged To her s., =.
In the meantime, and with reference ID the CON.
siderations which had the honor to explain ID Won
in the audience which you were good enough TO
grant me on the 18th Of March, my Instructions
the name Of the Swiss Confederation against every
measure which may have for its object to annex
these provinces to France, till such time rs the
Powers Of Europe, 70 which the Imperial Govern
question, shall have decided. avail nyself on
this occasion, etc. 49, kEgy
THE QuEsTIos SETTLED BETWEEN FRANCE AND
pIEpMoNT.- Paris, March 1.-THE Patsie pub
fishes letter from Turin stating that The qaestion
OF the annexation Of Savoy has been deiniSey set
tied between France and Piedmont.
The Patre also thinks itself enabled to state that
the negotiations with Sardinia in reference to Tus-
scany, are in q fair way of being concluded
The Emperor has received adeputation from Sa-
voy. 81 -, ,.s .s..''
~ ~ France.
The London Times Paris correspondent writing
on the evening Of the 10th says
1t is thought that the Prince 81 Carianan viii be
Governor General of Tuscany, unless, indeed the
Imperial idea Of; separate State an II autono-
nous one-be carried out.
There is great wrath here against tie Pope.
am told his Holiness has issued another circular
still stronger that the ttEncyclical on the Ro-
magma affair. 4 have not seen the document, but
i must be very strong to justify the remark said to
be made in very high quarter; that the Pope
would, from the manner be was going on soon
make the famous pamphlet Le Pope Ct e Cong'ss
only would be left to the Pope, and the only occ-
upation for him and the Cardinals the contempla-
ton of the stars and of ancient monuments, prayers
in the churches, ETC.
Letters from an ultra ultramontane writer, now
in Rome, state that the agitation is 50 great as to
make it doubtful whether even the French army
will be able to restrain it much longer.
I hear that the second nsoHit0av OF warning,
which Immediately precedes accommodation, has
been sent to Turin After certain interval the
bull casting forth the Sandman monarch from the
communion Of the faithful Will be issued.
In the law suit against Bishop Dupanloup, the
Attorney General proposed to-day to reject the
complaint brought forward by the editor Of the
Steele, and to admit that Of the heirs of the late
Bishop Reussea, who have likewise brought an
action against n. Dupanloup.
PARIs, March II, 1860. - The market opened
rather fiat, owing to the debates in Parliament last
night. Rentes, which were first quoted at 6T.95,
day.