New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-22
ITALY.
From The Daily News Correspondent.
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FLORENCE, Friday JAY l. ls5i
The Royal Court has Osay gwen Jddg nent IN the case
Of Guerszzl and his fellow prisoners NM GIerazl aad
Petacchi sentenced to L. years hard labor (erRa
Cspecct subs icer to 80 months, and VI. MoItszio,
journalist. to 10 months Of the punishment. vi.
RomantD the Minister of Justice Is the only one OF
the accused who acquitted Nine OF tbs accused not IN
custody have been condemned to hard labor for life de
fault Among these are NM. MontAael, Mizzoni Mar.
mOcbi Franklin and Mordn all formerly Ministers OF the
Grand Duke Leopold These sentences have made IN II
painful impression in Florence. Ii will be reme nbvret
that the socaed conspiracy for which taerazzi - con
demned, Ut set foot till ait, the flight OF the Grand
Duke from Florence and that the change IN the form ~
Government following upon that event was unanimously
accepted by tie two legislative ch ,mbers
NAPLES, Tuesday, June % 1855
At the present )ment when much interest /, nat
ally felt regarding the Turkish question think it right 10
in' rm you what news has reached tbs NepOtsn Gov
eminent as to the probability of war. The King and the
Cabinet here in great state of excitement siace
need not remind you that IN the event of extensive host
It's taking place say that Italy would be tran
quill Sm informed, then thai the Car seeks calm the
tears Of Italian Government by assuring them that he
will obtain his ends without war The Russian army will
cross the pruth, and remain in hostile attitude while pro
posing conditions The Emperor does not intend il
posble 10 accept good Offices from any Cabinet
The Emperor Que cws-e q :hs disasters which might
10 the despotc thrones Of Rally his ambition led
10 great war and insists THAI nothing shall be ione 10
peril the tranquility of Europe Such Is what learn from
the best authority Neyerthr the Cars pretsnsons
arr looked upon with much alarm They do NOT IN lay
desire the Of the Greek Church because
whsre The Emperor : protection may halt.
The hIrg has retired 20 Gae;a for the summer
We about 10 lose the ind eudrot foreign Min
lister at the court OF Naples Mr Joy Morris Am-rl
ChUet AbareS. who retires in with the whole
diplomatic corps Of the United States on The advent Of
new President IL Is but just to say that this seut=m
has completed his mission with honor and intelligence
MIR Morris and the representative 81 her B1 ety
tie oay Min sers Al the court of Naples
throughout the troublesome period Of the last four years
steadily Assumed honorable aud ncep. ndent atl,GiS
toward the Government 81 the Two Scie-. may ssy
that British subec and American citizens Only
guers respected in pis The French better
represented than the Swiss and the Ne4pO tan Govern
ueut 0oe- not fail 90 annoy Whenever do ~h
punry Nj Morris has obtained some valuable CONNER
clA advantages for his country. BY repeated reprss-a
lions and circumstances Dir Morris has caused -utrs
change in the quarantine system which the Neapot.a
Government abused tor political purposes Amer. Al GA
are no longer detained board The ste
Arrival here AZ the caprice OF dishonest police Vale
observing the Ell Uete diplomacy the ttuds OF the
representative the United Naples has gained
for him tie admiration of Americans the rsspec, O for
esuers an the esteem 0i the NeaPOl.n Govern n-nt
Mr. Morris leaves Naples regretted by al who had toe
honor Of his friendship