The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-13
our PARIS AND BERLIN CORRESPONDENCE.
Text Of the Treaty Between
France and Sardinia.
THE SAN JUAN CUES rION.
THE GALWAY ATLANTIC MAIL COMPANY.
THE FRENCH ARMY IN ROME.

M A II X H T 8,
g., &C., 60.
ne eunard steamahp Persia, Capt Judkins. which
eaed from Liverpool at about NJ the 3lst u no,
and from Queenso the evening Of the LIST instant,
arrived at about four O'Clock yesterday morning
bringing LOT passengers.
Before the House Of Commons Investigating Committee
r Cusack Roney testified tina. Mr. Lever agreed to
Ter the contract for carrying the mails from Galway 70
The Montreal Company, but subsequently repudated his
agreement
France assumes hundred aud seventy five millions
n francs of debt Of Piedmont in consideration OF the
session Of Savoy.
millions sIerlng
The Berlin answer TO H. Tbouvenels note is distinct for
The reservation Of the rights theoretically supports
she demand Of Switzerland.
II is supposed that the whole OF the Popes troops will,
saxrison Tho Neapolans will occupy the Marches
10 prevent conflict with the Pedmsntese.
Rcasoh is appointed General Governor OF Emilia at Flo
renee The ministry Ia discontinued, and the army OF
Tuecany will be Incorporated with the sardnian army
squadron with Sandman troops had left Genoa Tus
cary.
pend Spanish troops to the Papal States
Prince Cargnan is appointed Lieutenant Of the King
and commander Of the naval and military forces ia
Tuscany.
The widow Of General Sir William Napier s dead
Tho Paris papers announce literary even. that the
nth volume OF the complete translation OF Shakspsres
works by Francois Victor Hugo, has just issued the
establishment OF Pagnerre. The volume contains Otheio
and Cymbelne, faithfully translated and fectousy in
tsrpreted and each preceded by elaborate inroduc
ton developing the original OF the plot Illus.
1rated by many facts and documents even to the
pountrymep Of SHAKESPEARE.
man Of the Of Quintero has actually published
In the T1bs~a, of Buenos Ayres, translation in Spanish
Of IOngferows "Daybresk"
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, March 20, 1850.
Excitement Regard to the Recent English Parliamentary
Dsbates-THe Savoy and Nice Annexation Question:
EpeecA of Lord John Russell on French Affairs
Sossment Of tie French OF the Administration Of Louis
Napoleon-Neopolitdn Troops to Garrison Reme-Yae
anticipated Effect of the Wahdraval of tie French
Troops from the Holy Cty-7he Impending Struggle
IN Naly-Ffdncts H. to Undertake the Conquest
u TIE Romagna-Intriguin0 Of Prussia ard Aus.
kia-TAs Neso FTVnti.rs Of Francs and Piedmont
b be Fised By AiTed Commissson-1he Boundary
Lines to Be Adepsed-Ultimaus q France Sws,srasS
o. Regards Military Movements Treards II. Annexed
o @ fs e f osss,a spHss sesf w sss ne. g.
tie Popc-yne Morocco Var Eadcd-Erecson Of the Im
peysai Palace, dc.
The great subject Of excitement In Paris political cir
ces s the stormy debate Of last Mondays Parliament in
London. The abuse heaped upon France and the EN-.
psror Napoleon by Mr.. Horsmanu has greatly exasps.
rated the French people the more go owing to the
consent Of vctsr Emanuel the question Of Savoy
esne purely personal between Sar iina aud France
mo Emperor Napoleon told the English government,
many months ago. that the in Central Italy
Ssok place. France would need Savoy guarantee
her frontiers The annexation, aided and encouraged by
England has taken place, and France is taking Savoy
All this may rtate the thin skinned that fume
md fret in EDgands Parliament; but surely the govern
nent should abstain from participating in q course that
an but nure the interests Of the Anglo French alliance
without at all preventing the annexation OF Savoy to
France
Lord John Russell made most undigniaed an most
dangerous speech Monday night last he asserted that
England would seek elsewhere aanc ,s he no doubt re-
rred Prussia but he orgets that Englauds pres
TIE Is sadly shaken and that With the exception Of Prus
B second rate Power not Of the great Powers but
that would infinitely prefer alliance with France.
Should England indeed be unwise follow out the
suggestion threat Of Lord John RUSSELL alliance Of
fonsve and defensive between France and Russia would
keep all other combinations quiet The applause that met
No statement made by Lord John RUSSELL reg ards
Engands alliances, puts end TO any confidence here,
and the public feel their allies would gladly break
did they dare do But really believe that treaty
OF commerce, although not yet practical benefit, will
weigh heavily in the balance, and that highlands shop
Keepers will control Englands diplomats Here where
the people yet appreciate the benefits OF
tended commercial intercourse, feeling OF general ex
asperaon felt and the people say with most significant
whed be Inundated and defeated Austria, obtained
Nc neutrality Of Russia reconcsA the people Of Italy
nor 0 se u. ana
nfraid an almost general feeling produced by the
sided and abeted by Lord Normandy and such ike Il
really seems as though England was determined to justify
n al things, the following lines, written by her bard
Alas. could she but fully, truly know
How her great name 70 throughout abhord;
How eager all the earth u for the blow,
Which shall lay bare her bosom TO the sword;
How all the nations deem her their worst foe,
That worse than worst Of foes, the once adored
False friend who held out freedom TO mankind
And would chain them TO the very mind.
But, as said above, the mighty treaty OF commerce
France and England be broken Off you may rest assured
Mat Russia would eagerly claim that which England
Of the unpleasant aspects Of the relation bet sesn Fraa
md England the fact that Lord John Russell
s 10 ns xhh
sharp and undisguised that Lord Cowley English Am
bassador who delivered the document TO NJ de Thouvc
nal, requested by him TO advise Lord John Russell
20 change modify the terms Of the despatch as the
Emperor could not receive it in its actual shape Toe
answer was that no change could be made, and the
document handed 10 the Emperor who at once re-
turned the despatch as one he could not receive.
This unnecessary action the part Of Lord John Rus
sell the aggravstee the feeling Of that
No undgniHed debates Of Parliament, regards the
Treaty Of Commerce and Savoy and Nice have excited
here.
II now seems fact that the King Of Naples Is 10 gar.
Rome with his troops at least rumor has settled
the affair and the CORsIMtionnel (semi offciaD pub
Ashes leader 70 that effect this morning, suppose
that rumor 10 for once correct Tho effect OF the with
drawa OF the French troops from Rome but be dis
nstrous for will the people submit TO having ths
mercenares Of Francis H. tyrannizing them The
nenf the French troops are gone Plus TX. will evil
oences OF feeling that BODIES him good, the part
q DE people: say ths because am 80 assured by