The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29
Italian Affairs.

year.
Italian Affairs.
COUNT CAvoUR To BARON McssoI1 At FLORENCE
FxoEIlEN0--seron TaneyraLo yesterday, by ORDER OF
the kteLch government, read 10 ana la ms cDpy or
the despatch which mere COMMUNICATE I, you. Il
tans the exposou O. tho ideas OF the emperor OF tho
French reRaicng the settlement of tue Italian question,
ideas which may briefly stated as follows
The oueles of rl Nooena tn be q. annexed
10 PiecmoDt without again consauos nnversa sf Sge.
The koicaeua 20 To- IN vcNias, placed under me hgh
sovereignty OF the holy See and governed by his Ma
once 10 assume their attn uistra,ion Tuscioy
10 be ooDs,ated mo sepsr ate Kingdom under prlace
freely elected by the population
France expresses preference with respect to tho
choice OF the future sovereign bat according 70 verbal
authentic the election OF prince OF the
hotse OF savoy wonid be oppose' by France.
After hsvirg tasrn M,asts = crders have replied
to Baron Tsliey Kpgs governrn will not
oppose obstacle ia the OF the proposed Bette
ment that II wonie transmit the above proposals TO tho
governments Of fuscsoy and The Emliaa provinces and
would eEUust them ia the VISION OF tho men VINO ad
minister pubic matters in those countries.
n Is with THE view address your Eycalency ani
doubt rot b, she government OF Tuscany will take ut,
Consideration She counses given 10 by generous atty
10 whom Italy Is Indebted Tor her lev dcstinies am
convinced that the Tuscan eovernmep, will decide
Assuming the responsibility Of hnal resolution without
another appeal Ia the raton which hal already mani
Tested its wishes by means % the Assembly elected Tor the
purpose. hence toe Kings government ackuo wedginy
the ptopriey OF voc leaves Excel ency full
liberty the OF consulting the nation and trusts
the nccJity sod freedom OF the elections.
Whaever toe result OF the vote may be the Kings go
verDment docsrts beforehand It's readiness 10 abde
II, a'nce has hal any othor view but tnsto
curing the peace and orgaOzaion Of Italy, by vng law
full satisfaction 10 the wishes oil the people. CAVOUR.
BARON RlCAsoLt TO COUNT CAvoUR.
FLORENCE, March 4, 1850.
Tuscany tellgeut enough perceive the period
OF npncipa! past the IDEA of nationality has taken
It's place lie miseon Of the government of the 27tn
April was to red tie country from Austrian slavery, aud
70 seek guarantee for the tut union with Sardinia
The attitude OF Tuscsny curing thu last ten mouths has
eosarmed the mson and proved that the union and the
manifestation against Austria not produced by
The dsspncn explains the motives by which, In accord
with Fsripi be had decided "a "a vor OF another vote
at the pericd OF the ocaon OF the Sandman Para
ment:-
Everything, be obssrves concurr6d to show that wo
fully uile 10 desire TO tscape from danger.
Gus position. / afterwards received your Excelency's
despatch Of the 29ih VIZ considered |. the b)unden
duty o the Tnscso government tn orm the Tuscsns OF
he views Of France H enough that appeal
unv susgs s not IN ictlon with the wishes
OF the Emperor VINO has aud numerous claims
TO the gratitude of this population aud OF all Italy Tho
Tuscan Caboet csDDot incur the responsibility OF de-
hpitve rosoiuton but ialy guarantees tho freedom OF
the vote.
NJ. FARrNI TO COUNT GAvoUR.
Bologna March 2, 1864
ExcrIIENcY-The despatch Of your Excellency OF the
10Th. vt fCqussts from immediate reply. Both
and OF Iecep. ADOPTED
In Central Italy, owe to you frank explanation. Ths
lsst time Your fxoe,ency dd me the honor 10 write to
me- you knn6nnoea four propositions presented
by England for the dednlve organization OF these pro-
vnoes, and ii The same umo expressed the conviction
that under be patronage Of tho En- Of tbs
French, they might uumph According 10 these propo
sons the populations Of Central Italy without dsncoa
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