The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-04

concerning the relations existing between Rome,
Tuscany and Piedmont. Minister Rusconi stated
IN reply, that the feeling between Rome and Tus-
cany was most cordial, and that the relations with
Piedmont were not in bad state the Roman en-
voys had indeed been ordered to leave the country,
but without fixing day for their departure, and
they had received their passports before the Re-
public had been proclaimed. Letters from Rome,
to the 24fh ult, state that corps Of II 900 Nea-
poltan troops was reported to have arrived within
few miles OF the Roman frontier, at Fond, place
not lar from Ierracina. About 5000 Roman
troops We're distributed between Rome and the
same frontier, under Garibaldi. All the Austrian
property in Rome had been confiscated, as retail
iation for the contributions lately levied by the
Austrians at Ferrara. On the Dist the Assembly
decreed the confscaton of the entire property of
the Church. The parish clerks only were to have
salaries paid to them by the State. The salaries
OF all the cardinals, except five, who continued to
reside within the Roman territory, were suspended
The Minister of Foreign Affairs had addressed a
protest, in circular 10 the diplomatic corps, dated
Rome, the 2lst nlt. against the invasion of Ferrara
by the Austrians, and their conduct there
The Pope has published a proclamation, warning
person not to purchase any church property that
may be offered for sale by the Roman Republican
Government
AFFAIRS IN TUSCANY Union NTH the Roman
Repubhc.-Late intelligence fully confirms the
statement that the Tuscan troops under Gen. Lam
and that their commander had been compelled to
flee into the Piedmontese territory. The Grand
Duke embarked at San Stefano on the 2lst uIt. ON
board the English war steamer Bulldog, which
conveyed him to Gaeta, where he arrived on the
23d, and whence he was expected to proceed to
Naples, the King of Naples had ordered the
palace OF Chlatamone to be prepared for him.
On the 9th inst the French Government received
dispatches announcing that the Austrian army had
invaded Tuscany. The Austrian Government
claim right to enter the Tuscan territory; under
the treaties which guarantee the Grand Duchy of
Tuscany to Austria on the failure of the line Of the
present Grand Duke, or on his retirement from the
Government The Austrian troops which have
thus marched on the Grand Duchy amounted to
5000 men. Letters from Turin say that the Pro-
visional Government at Florence has demanded of
the Piedmontese Government counter interven-
tion The Turin journals also quote letters from
Sarzana of the LIST inst which say, that the 20ih
ut. Gen. La Mamora crossed the Tuscan frontier
with squadron of cavalry six pieces of artillery,
and two hOwiiZers. Montanelh had left Florence
for Massa Carara as Commissary of the Govern
ment.
The Tuscan Monitore of the 18th ult. contains a
notification of the Provisional Government at
Florence, Informing the people that negotiations
had been entered into with Rome for the fusion of
the two States on the following basis l, Junction
of the two territories by suppressing the custom
house line which separates them 2. Equal tariffs
for Importation, expectation and transit of merchan-
disc. s. Uniformity of the postal system, dimi-
mutton of postage, Geographic communications
throughout the territory. 4. Reciprocal equality
of the currency of both States, and adoption of a
common currency. S. Reciprocal currency of the
paper money and treasury bonds of either State.
6. common diplomatic representation at foreign
governments. 7. Establishment at Bologna of a
common central military committee of defence
8. Subsidies to be furnished to Venice in common.
II Pensiero Italidpo, of the ID inst. says the
Grand Duke of Tuscany has solicited the intervsn-
ton of Piedmont