The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11

Ne joy that Gkvsy win feel when shs shah b n
united (vsuess) 70 Franco, and whom she nay Away
wkh that great and noble nation but one cry
Vix pEMpresw" Vips IA FroMcc"
NAPoLEoH's REPLY.
Gentlemen-I thank you for the sentiments ~
just expressed towards mo, and receive you
sure. The King Of Sardinia having agreed VI iHs
pie OF the reunion Of Savoy and Of the county Of
France, may, without derelosion OF any intern
duty, express TO you my sympathy, and welco~s
this rectiAcaaon Of frontiers takes place are 20 sx
q that at the same time that they respond 70 LEI
interests they do not jar upon any principle, and
quenuy 90 not establish any dangerous PRECEDENT
In ZACH, u neither by conquest nor BY insur
that Savoy and Nice viii be reunited 70 France,
free consent Of the legitimate sovereign supported
the popular adhesion. Thus cveryth which N
does not cede 70 spirit OF antagonism Of another
looks upon this ad1uncti0n OF territory a pAtrr
just. The reception given 10 the communicates,
dreeeed by government 70 the Powers repre-
At the Congress OF Vienna, authorizes for the mac
them the founded hope Of a favorable examination
Ny friendship for Switzerland made me look upo
possible 10 detach in favor Of the Confederaton son
tons OF the territory Of Savoy but In face OF the
sion shown among you at the idea OF seeing q ooun
nembered which has known how to create for
through centuries glorious individuality, and th
nsen national history, IL natural 70 declare thu
nCt consrain the wshos Of the populations TO the
others A regards the political and Commercial 10
wniCn unite certain portions Of Gavoy 70 SWiiz
VIII pc easy, think, 70 satisfy them by special a
hope, then, gentlemen, that may soon oonsit
- members Of the great French family. shall NJ
point Of honor to realize all your wishes and the
ton or q country connected with France by 20
bonds will become for II new cause OF prosperity
progress.
When you return TO your fellow citizens tell the,
much have been touched by the manifestation 81
you have been the honorable organs. There ard!
you 20 many descendants OF those families who ~
trbued TO the illustration Of France in thei carr
science, - well OF arms that every thing concur,
planning and justifying the work Of union under pr
ton.
THE PRESIDENTS ADDRESS TO THE IMPRESS
THE PRINCE IMPERIAL.
Madame-Win your Majesty allow those who vii
be your new subjects to express to you, On this d
themp
SAVOY Ia IN affectjonste land. Madame. n n,
princes. How could 1t fail not dearly 70 love 70
dowed with 80 much grace and virtueS
Savoy hopes that you will also love IL, and th
win soon give precious proof thereof by showiAa
self among us. .,
And you, Nonsegneur, you who arc destined
tinue 80 much greatness, our children will be as
TO you as we are to the Emperor, your glorious
Az soon az We return to our mountains We win max
ring with the shout Of Vie pEmprear; VJue K
ADDRESSES TO THE BnPxRoR.
The deputation then handed to the Emperor
addresses. with numerous signatures, among whi(
the following document
SIN the midst Of the general anxiety for the fluid
fare Of our country, whatever may be the deterul
Of the King under the grave circumstances which d
duce him to separate himself from the cradle OF hi
", Savoy has, In this solemn moment, duties and
ments which must unite al her children in one q
chose sentiments and duties consist in remin,s|
love OF country, respect for the fraternAl bonds|
unite In . secular community Of glory and suffer-
members Of the old Savoyard family.
tIaAv g. n
be sacrificed without motive and without right
strange pretensions Of the Helvetc Confederasion9
crime has Savoy committed against her King and I
France to deserve such an insuitS
'In presence Of the danger which appears to thred
she must rise unanimously, and the undersigned
sentstives 1t the Provincial Council Of the distriot
voy Proper, Upper Savoy, Maurienne, and Ta3ents
lieve they are fulfilling an imperious duty OF con
and honor in laying before their King and be- :
sovereign OF France respectful and energetic .
Chablais.
"CHAHBzRy, March 20"
THE MUNICIPALITY OF NICE.
The Paris Pdtrje says:-We find in the Gazette
OF March IL, some Information relative to the
ton OF the Municipal Council OF that town. II see
the meeting Of this body had been called by . pei
acting member only, and the author Of the addYI
deputation TO the King; and, for taking decision
that IN question, they were not In number, and I
fused 70 associate himself Wi the resoluscn Of
leagues.
The Apesir Of March 10 also publishes protest
eight members Of the Council against the delibers
the six members Of the Junta.
DECREE ANNExING PARMA, MoDENA AND Ro
COLLECTIVELY CALLED THE EMILIAN PRO
Victor Emmanuel L., King of Sardinia, Cyprus
Whereas the result Of the universal suffrage
the Emilan Provinces shows that it Is the gener
Of those populations 10 be united to our State
heard our Council OF Minister'S, We have decreed
hereby decree - follows -
Art 1.-The Emilian Provinces shall form an
part Of the State, from the date OF the present Dc
Art. 1.-The present decree shall be presented
are charged With the execution Of the present
which, stamped with the seal Of the State, shall
serted in the collection OF the acts Of the governm
published in the Emilian Provinces.
Given At Turin, on the 18th Of March, 1850.
VICTOR EMHA
G. CAvouR, President Of the Council, Minister Of
Affairs and Professionally entrusted with the Nj
the Interior.
G. B. CAsuNs, Minister Of Grace and Just,oe.
y. FANn, Minister Of War and Marine.
=. s. VpGTzM, Minister of Finance
7. AAnAM, Minister Of Public instruction.
JAUu, Minister Of Public Works.
%Som Sses spp0nSs sixteen
third decree convokes the Electoral Colleges of
vinces Of Bologna, Ferrara, Fori, Nassa, and
A0dena, Parma, Piacenza, Rsvenna and Reggid
18th, and fixes second voting, II necessary, for
n. THOUVENELS DISPATCHES
II. DE TH0UvKNEL TO COUNT DE PEAsIGI
PARIS, March L;
MoNsIEuR-The Emperor, in bis speech to the
dies OF the State on the opening Of the Legislatv
Expressed his ideas in the provision Of . conside
ritorial alteration on the other side or tho Alp
nounced the intention Of submitting to the wisdom
y Of Europe question which is not raised by
ton Of France, but in . manner put by the We
themselves. His Majesty has considered that th
has come to fulnl this engagement, and haste