The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-12

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no, competent the King Of Sardinia 70 cede nor Gas
hed for the g,vernment Of france 70 accept nat err
which IL was subject Nov, oue object Of those cond
tops was The keeping valid and intact the freedom aud
Of Switzerland; and appears clear that
France stands very different position with regard
the maintenance Of the ndependouce OF Switzerland than
when that territory In the hands OF The King Of Sar
dinia because, France being the stronger power she
would seem 70 be more dangerous TO tbs Independence OF
Switzerland than Sardinia could possibly be. Now with
circumstances with Il from drst las.-the
densR gwen At time and the Avowas at ot6ers
Council # ~ y. made
January and February that when the cesson was com
petcd FaDcgry and Chsba should be coded to switzer
ardpromses afterwards retracted and probably
intended 70 be performsd-a those circumstances must
painful Impression upon the mind Of every
with regard 70 al the parties who concerned u
IMPRESSION ALSO upon the other States Of European
impression showing that those States consider that,
with regard 10 the future, forethougbt and preca1ion
ought to form part Of the duty OF every Power Hesr
hear The noble lord went TO say that he hopeo that
transaron should cose consistently with due and
plee security for the neutrality Of Switzerland Such
result would DO for the Independence and interest Of all
Europe, and not merely with regard to Switzer
land that that arrangement had been made. The Sw ss
deserved The esteem OF all the world for they not
offensive 10 their neighbours YET they were manly and In
dependent, and ready defend themselves against all
Therefore, this not question having refer
snoe ony 70 but one that had regard TO tho
erpment WOO d that the engagements 70 which she
party and the expe ,tations which we're held out
out and that she should secured justice the Swiss
Confederation. The honorable aud learned msmosr
G5 n.a s0Ss sr eSsu a ai0S sc @
say It deeply 70 be ianented that uniorta-
nate events had taken place. in syria, and be had
ais, gsre into the causes from which those dis
turbances had originated He (ord Palmers.on) would
not follow him into the question Of those causes ~
Ss sy sef IT % pre ,Ss
from which they arose He trusted that Tarhsy would
take up the question BY making an example Of the odsn
GUILTY. Of tina. country. he believed that the steps
which about beng taken would accomplish the pur
pose which intended, for commission was 10 DO APP
pointed Of which Lord Dafero <vu,d the head
slider which would tend the peace Of
that country With 70 the question Of tae honorable
member for Poole orr D. Seymour), as 10 the powers of
Pacha loans the customs duties of Egypt,
there arrangement BY treaty that she should pay
portion OF those duties As tribute " The saan aad The
remainder 70 be employed IN any manner he pleased
u supposed that the 10 the Satan f1y
paid the remainder should be entirely At his dsposal
either a. mortgage or loan As 20 Persia her q
government regretted that Cir Henry Raw had not
though nt TO continue there, but his retirement was
tirey his act and did DOT arise rom any wish ex
pressed The part OF her Majesty's government. He
peculiarly well qualified to perform the duties at that
court aud succeeded 10 obtaining that good understand
ing with the Shah tht few ministers could hope TO arrive
The OF his retirement because the mission
transferred from TIE India Board to the Foreign
Once; but her Msjesys government, Considering their
relations with Persia and how they lxed up with
Turkey and countries thought 1t better that IL
should BE- transferred 70 the Foreign occ, 70 have
the means u ha sng direct communication with Persia
With respect to the expedition about h be undertaken BY
Persia, was their opinion that the extent Of II would
be far beyond what be for the interest OF the Shah
Could be permanently established, and they recon.
mended that the expedition should be confined 10 one OF
limited character. He ooult say tina, their rela
items with Persia we're now OF most satisfactory kidd
ard there cordial understanding between the two
governments the British government being mos. anxious
that Persia should be independent and prosperous
k'c
The following su Of the rcactioaist conspi
racy o. Count OF Aqua uncle TO the King Of Aapes.
He hoped, by Of aying himself With Aazxni and
the mob ami by OF bribrg the National Guard to
The present regime, aud then appeal TO unver
sal suffrage sanction his coup ela and ect hlm Re-
gent or King
Tue altered Of the Coun, Of Aqai who started
The liberal almost tho radical, interest had for
days awakened the suspicious Of the Minister'S.
hut Saturday last his tone decided III tz change
co. aoay Other ihings h,s Royal Hghness urged the
Suppression OF the liberty Of tho press the dissolution
The National Guard change OF Ains.ors--nore espe
caly regarded liboro Romano who has been the idol
Of tie people, who at nrst recommended TO his
Majesty by the Prince himself-and lastly, the exile
OF tbs cnigranis who have just returned. suspi
ccrts'ned that the Count had enlisted Number OF men
10 his service az some say plastic day ana there
who affirm thai they ID smss,ycs were amper
Ell with by the Prince and refused bis offers Caps AID
uscrms Of the fashion worn by the Nasps Guard were
The rer were.to be armed win revolver and dAgsr,
and 10 be ready al the signal given and for any work as
sgned them, and many we're 70 introduce themselves
TO corrupt them, 70 disgust the people BY ther
IN fact, many such persons have been discover
ed and witaers 70 the arrest OF one on Monday
night last. Moreover, there deposits Of arms Ia
ragts oi the city, and have already MORN
cd YOU Inc paesippo which arrived lal Monday bad
many Ersxets board, aud many cases u reviewers.
directed 70 Frcnch gentleman resident IN NApes, ADD
intended for the Prince OF the expected arrival Of
meuf, and they were seized MONDAY ,st IL appears,
too that iistf OF the OF many who 10 lave
been sacridcei hal been drawn up and frthcoming
Amcnr these are Of tha Ministers, especially De
MARITIME, Liborio RorsHa AID Gen. PAnell
The pc, svidert that prompt and decisive mea,
sres were immedaeiy decide, pcr, r1rd al the details
Of the Infamous conspiracy DISCUSSED IN tae coaucl
on Monday, which sat eight hours believe thai there
W.. s.ms sry ~ ga s,. a. ss .s. !, nas
hereafter be called 70 for arbitrary act BY the
Parliament De MARITIME, however, ursei The matter -
tsorgly promising the whole responsibility upon
himself thai q, icnxth all acccded to his vews. aud a
decided that the immediate removal Of the Count oi
manicAsca The decision Of Council rs Mesly, VINO
Of course much distressed, bet coaseptei ~ be d.
rsces sy his Ministers ae asked germ:s,on q spasi
10 hg gnce ordering him to leave the country frthEth
and expressing the hope him Ia happc times
Al the Tine eTa Fsornba vas seat By tne CJac
to the Prince 70 comm nite their decision aud the AZ
proyal OF the Klns asd 10 inform hm that, a. ADMIRAL,
he was 10 70 on a mission England for the service a
his Royal Hrhnos informed that his pers nal safety
required -, that his conspiracy veil know saf that
he refused obey military orders he wouid - sent
the ce The Prince then consented - leave. n1dcr
test and before three o'clock IN the ng - Tuesday
he embarked board his yacht vale the c5antes
and her isily took refuge IN the Brazilian vsel q war
which has long been here.
'Befre tbs. however took place The attack Of nc ve
Se the NcuArca. y TIM rcf ~ cS<tesnare, or
and Ministers VINO would have tea IN council uutll the
eubarsasor ~S know we're scattered rsht aaJ len =
strong the appr>heuRors of the Minister'S that more
than thought ~ ltcnt 10 sleep vut of BIS house that
night and have already todd ycu, the city vg
lsn,y guarded ana patroiled TIC whole q the ght TIE
car txe Tor the movement was IL TACT the leih, and
hal rot been fcr the provceniN discovery q -, ne
streets - Napics would have been fcwinE Win
bleed Vow 20 The objects - be accomplished W N
mpfict0m rroect Inc Naxyiniah Comitato hsd been
ncrrt.ated with, All agreed that, " The cry Of
Viva IL Reyrhca the creatures u he Prince were =
throw themselves on the military, or IN any other way
create disturbance: the King was W have been 81
aside say murdered the Prince Was 10 have oceE
declared Regent and universal suffrage invoked a. tho
wish e the EMPEROR In order 10 decide the future for
tunes &c corrtry such = general outine of ~