New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21
PREPARATIONS FOR THE CRISIS IN ITALY.

o., Fton9 20. &c - tie consequences of a general con
fscraon will be most and soonest FELT IS ltsy as
r,Fsop If b,r geographical position as OF her P'l'H
;,, IL :. not therefore surprising thar me more INC
probab lilies OF inors axe the greater Is hs ,e'
ION throw bout the whole OF the Italian peninsula m
learn frt m Trustworthy sources hh the aqua ~ 'S
mi mind is so intense in that country thar ton ono
dnv to auotl er an explosion may take place AZ Napv
he party BE- desire change Ot dynasty no matter "u
provi. ii the Bourbons Oyerthrown are IN moNe''
and their tussacs ende avor u Gai1 over nc s.u{
Central Italy ard in Lombardy the hope IL secret o.,
erdeity cberhed that the ancient SilSIon oI my ~
be once more constituted. tnmistakoOie symp oui, ~
r4rcsf.ed al Milan of that than passive nosuiy
against the Iedschi which preceded the revolution 0.
and The refugees Of Piedmont and Switzorlanl ere
90, in IN be,,,r thomt Ives The sgitnon Observable
in Tie Rumagua and the Marches has prevented me con
cef,rson II the Au.tdan troops. In the towns llon
witch they bad retired such O. R2yeDnA Tor la'thoe
f.rr'4r. Immediately occurred The 10 81 authorities
rave bc.n under the necessity Of requesting ina, mo 10y
elm troops shal quit their zarrson- 1hd me
s ccuj the whole of he l.nl rom boz 1 80 ~
In he anne proportion Tho public mind grows tX'sI
h. the rumofs and prob bhtics % r2e al Hir ne
Governments ot It-ly become olarm'd Inc ME- o..
Xsrlss who's body and soul devoted 20 Russia arlealy
desires the triumph Of The Gar foe On me success oi n
a Iis bis hope oi tEe restoration ot ms french
The Bourbous Tho Grand Duke oi Tuscany ana me
Ulkts o Parma AID hodena trouble ~ the name u
for th.v haze neither moral nor material ior'e t' o'oal
th,use,es. The Court Of Rome Is fyid' on the ge.
s,ion of the tay The Pope ant several ot the Clf-
e q, nj the aygrandzt Of Russia because &c
world b. the triumph % the Greek Churcho -chls-
matte religion which would sim a. me overthrow 81" =
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atd an lie no mbers OF the Fonil,N Government "do
on inter, ed in the political question hold good i'F
Rue ia
ex erce To- FOREIGN b. yet If general wac sho1t
follow The aoubl crisis. even foreign occupaton ol 'u
10 pey,Ht melt in iny, and ebo g all IN Lom)'r
~ 'rra he Rowacua IT, on the contrary pre- nature
NOV, y, Mt lie attempted it would in all prJDloAy De
rc,s,td for France woud not lend her couuenhuce 70
tie Itaaa revolution until such time as war sh9Hi DC
declared against Austria. Ileimon sul awaits ne gay
of The ir:a rp3,tl 10 favor of Italian iniepanin'e bat
will do nothing imprudenty and there no go9l req n
f,r tlcvng that he viii sur until France ana lsla
give = nal In tho meantime She - not IDLE "a III
ard Alexandria being fortified and her fotresses mr.
rsle0 with provisions ani stores II nostiie, DfO9 GA,
Ctuera La Marnora the present Minister Of War, woud
in eli probability be )D0nied the command IN chief oI
Tie sctiye amy II il said ia political circles in furu'
HAM Brenier. on HE recent visit u Piedmont made
minute Icuiries 30 the possibility If Rctt!ag jOOOJ
men oil tho sardiau army II Is also beloved that in case
OF war the Piedmonose Government would suspend the
ircs If the Chamber In order to secure fhe liberty OF
action 90 necessary for il in such amom' Mt and IS par
h0i With that OBJ q that the President ~ inc Cpnn,ll Ia
teIds, as is reported to srengthen hs Ministry Dy ihe
addition of ~ members Ut the Len AMI the Leit
Centrc-namely ". Vincent Ricci end VI. Ctdornl. VI:
Kirfi Genoesg patrian would have the advantage Of
osfsllshrg tGco, relations between the Geuoese and
the Governments and 10 sid in tho attainment II mat on
eci draw closer the bonds that unite the Genoese peo
e wh the Cos ernmeI the King purposes g. VISIT Gonla
about the .0th inst ami 10 pass come iine m thai cry
1bse plated measures wOnd how on the part oi
the Cove nmet prOicud conviction ~ me approach "l
tie De hive moment, as ven as me necessary o. mt@uS
s0ns 10 all parties 10 Unite them TOR last ooFi IA
favor 81 Italian ndepeud nco over Ill itay it - be.
levcd het Piedmont and France arc competent 10 givo
,io acous support 10 t. common cuuse aud therefore
the gc,d WsLts and the hopes Of all are turned 9" thjss
two Powers Austria il vel Of ihc existence Of
that enc raj cling against her she is seriously rgh.
end il she, her side menaces Piedmont and leaves
nothing uLdone to excite embarrassment in th5 interior
by Of the clergy and the reactionay party Bat
he Sariinan Government docs rot appear to be moved
hy thee ngurs because i has cont fence IN The 20 ID
faith the King in the prudence Of the Parltm M, and
md in tie good 'ense and patriotism o. the Plednomesa
peoI le