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a J. IRWIN (formerly Of Irwin 4 McC1eilapd
"a. Huntsville, Ala, having become associated
with us IN our business the style Of the nrm viii %
IRWIN NcCLEII-AND & co.
Nashville ,Feb. 19, 1859.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
TILE NEM SARDINIAN MINISTRY.

NJ. Rstazz, says The London Ners, who, accord
inc 70 the latest teegraphic nte lgence from Tarn,
has been charged with the formation Of new Cab
met. is one of the most popular men il Piedmont.
Alter the deiea. of Custoza he became Minister of
Charles Albert but retired having held Office only
few days. He then took his place in the opposition
led by Goberti, snd when tina: party tr.umphed, be
became Minister of the Interior, bu; opposed Glo-
beltis proposition to send expedition to Rome to
restore the Pope. When Charles Albert abdicated,
after the defeat OF Novars Ra:azz took his place on
the opposition benches a Democrat, Dut gradually
approached the moderate reform party and became
one Of it, most intelligent leaders. In ls52 he be-
came President of the Chamber, and two years later
entered the Cabinet under his old adversary, Coun,
Cayour. The elections in lSj7 ihowed that he stood
very high IL public esteem.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

.,...,, D.. ,,,rcs.,bk for TN "a AK
.Iy further pa. II :5e eoDsae. Gu al
.Iti. Mrr-;.f. .h.. ., .nkins THIS De-
FIenus -, As =. ,nrp.d.s:e clnseqa-rcss' nS
- -;rt,lv Ewss d. 20 -.cl-e isfr,onA -.
g, ID. roy.l master re: be hei i,fii.e .' - II
x.,n Fraree aIG pn-s0.d ur-srr'lLsg - he a
flregn snd doues.ic p'hcy Wbeh Auss - rr.si...
rrcs a.iTc spruaCh 90 her oPF-sssoD Sn- Sn-.. . bis
~ n.,,y6ef,Cu 70 hsr fears. Prom tho 'u.' -
Nit.,eral csrver Ccart Csvour has never u''s -,
n. h.bef thu, Piedmont Wa me apPoiIsoN - -
t.,.bv ~. Peninsula should B. even I@-y e"r.- -
-, s.5,r, -. Sotriust,on Of foreign yoke. S'e.
ain r.-. --rupuiou-ly oee.rvIng tne i'IIn--l-- =,
dipoma,ic correspondence, the dfh' sno t'' 80.
s,srv eNure>.On used by nm ~se na,sohe., ~ =
,,,c,.1-ltehsr rstfer than Pleiuon'e>e hlud'c1 y
-. !. no. insrired by nis counsel the bcs. men
- TlscA1y. ih- pacbie-, and toe Leest'ous 80 -.
other day shd WIKI UNANIMOUS Voss Ie'-Aie- - -
solve 10 make cCurrCn causf NO Sal~Ll - H -.
,rofr hsrfns guiuIy of Northern SEl tAA i.''
1. ,,....rs M, with gsa. ressoL- these oucrs q
. efiu1cti0n were accepted. Aceep'ed they p1o11'!
were ard bv the advice o. The fe-pJnsiole Wins
Victor EnanBsl. Suddenly he wsr : sl-P-nDet ' ~
-, Eurertr- rnet.: peace = imposed on ltay VIZ
i- re,,@ or hsr sa,.ssr b-iug cor,uted u ;nc vlA
ter Tie fugitive Duca puppets are oI'ers'- - -. ~
tbtu, elves 10 readiness 20 D. carried 90 - - -.
tantu,ciE4 thrones; snd those fho dHi- -N- 'c - "A
MOI ms have compromised tneT fortunes, 'ahi'i -
, o.. hy the uar: thew have uuAysllngiy taAeu IL 'o
of p1i.rA redrmp: OD ere "a b. cons Steu !" 'lo -
ci.s Of AL Austr amnesty. Too vel tesy Ano"
these NEE cIe- mean; too wei touhs o'. - ~
hends nov poweFless be would be 10 proseo- V:-
ls,rv r.or'. were he - continue Prenher q -
En- siuel sf.er peace sigred. wen for ther SAKE.
il uere better o. should give piece 20 soiile ouN. ~
ncner tity or commonplace re-pe"taoln'y "ho-e 10
VII pot remind tie reirs;sted oppfes,ofs o' sLe
hur,irs,on ., Magenta and SOlfsrnO. BE tniS, now
ever a. il may i, il clear that ~ war OF npera'on
wss mat which Count Cavour ADVISED his >oNeIelSn
arc bis couLiTymen TO enter OF, and a. ma "a l,,
sosrst h- judgement, been summary olVusu1 - a
90 temporary close the Only part ne could perform
Nth dignity. seasserioD truth, was tna wnich ne
bA. skeu He will bear with him into "a. retirement
tie gratitude and respect OF al good men ana thos
~ do r.t IN sea.on Of unexpected difficulty en.s
compIcsiion orego cne o OF their hope. for g9ri-
ON. ard gallant people, viii await patiently the nt'ng
time for lis retGrn 70 active public lie.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
NAPOLEON III. AND HIS ITALIAN CONFED-
EEaTION

In the pamphlet Of Napoleon Ill e: lIiale, %
which, thoagh edited BY NJ LaguerTouere, was vel
known on rs appearance t. be the work Of the En-
peror, find every particular q the N.latrauca psc
either sbSoowed our, or dsiiIo,y proc.snet.
clifton oi the solution Of the Italian di .a.ty. \; page
ii the writer reminds OF tie fac; tha II Msy ISIS
AUst's disposed 10 Tcs the basis ~ surreni-
~ Of lOmbeTey. ard al acceptance OF tie Inc Of The
Muci0 her Italian frontiers, thstt.Lis proposition
was rOt cors.GsIed satisfactory a. that tine by En-
gsId; but ;hs when july Piedmont prolessei her
sst ANXIOUS 10 reopen negotiations AMI the ssne bass
~s- submitted on her pat hv France ami England
lac.lrg as usds.Crs between Ler ami her enemy Aus
tina which he'd by ,ha. time retrieved her POSITION re-
fused 70 entertain the terms sic would have grasped
two months before. Agsn. page Is, the pamphle;eer
reminds that Prussia maze similar proposition 10
the Diet a; Frankfort, through Ger. Rsdoyitz, bat
that If rejected by the influence Of Austria. So
that Louis Napoleon usy now ssy, Whist the French
- Republic, the British Cabinet ami the Pru.sian
Government al together fsiled to effect. l. singly
have accomplished. Austria has been forced a. sc-
" cept from me the frontier line of the Mneo."
Again the pamphlet page l5 distinctly rejects the
idea Of Italian unity ~ dean OF revolutionary Ito
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
PRELIMINARY NEGOTIATIONS.

V,LI46Io July 10, 1859.
Like the campaigns in these times Of railways and
ssciric tele Taphs likewise the negotiations seem
90 have oeen conducted with unusual Tapidiv, ana
i confidently reported that the base. which peace
to be concluded were agreed upon before even the
aiuiscc had been decided upon; ami that IN fact tins
ss IN consequence OF an agreement on the oase>
oi the pesce negotiation. Those who pretend to know
ali sbou: the matter maintain, IN spite of the denial OF
The Ssrdlllaps that IL was tc the Pedmontese F'rc-
a,Hiztre who went 10 the Austrian headquarters OT the
exchange o the prisoners thst the frs; oyertures we're
male: that Austria had certain conditions 10 propose
which she thought might be accepted, but which she
did pol ike bring before the Emperor OF the French
directly pr fear OF their being refused; aud tina: on
this opening the kng undertook the office OF neso-
ustor 70 bring these conditions before the Emperor
The frequent visits paid lately by hnG victor
Emanuel the headquarters of the Emperor are sd
ouced evidence OF these endeavoTs on the pagt o
the Ming. The CONDITIONS were tSNOT0ogy received
and n as ou this that the Austrian l2ricrcHtGrt was
sent; thai Gen. Fleuy brought back the signature at
tie Emperor Of Austria affixed 10 the conditions winch
were io serve bases for the negotiations and that
NJ de Cadore, oi the officers oi ordnance oi the
Emperor Napoleon, tcok back next day the signature
OF tins latter. Finally, that was thus agreement
about the bases OF peace that the arsiice was de-
ebded upon.
I Give Won the story s. II IA reported. thIk no
ore sxcept those in immediately concerned u the whole
transaction knows II aud how iar rs true. Opinions
are ST any rate divided bei~ees those WHO believe
purely ana Srgy IN al arnstice sGNshSSee0s 10 DotA
i.bs,rents winch may give oSCasOn Tor negotiations,
and ihcse who think al srrsrged, aud the sTuis;ce
consequence of this arrangement. There was, ever
suc, tae battle OF Soerinc-nsy even before ~ some-
ihirg IN the ar about Austria readiness 10 trea al
t,bieA shove All 10 the attitude Of the neutral Fow-
s,S II is more thsn probable that representations Of
this nature were not wanting, but they can only hsVe
had some effect after the battle Of Seerno Tor else
this latter would scarcely have taken psce Mo- oe.os
able to Judge Of the enormous losses OF the AaS AS
Amy the battle of the 2ih ut. this runner foHni 10
credit, and is only reoolected now when the Nth'sVSS
comes to give it some probability. 1t was 50 'ncIeSl
wSr she should be Aors ID combat after one unSucVeS
ful campaign; il seemed more .hsn could suppose
OF the weakness of that Empire. We have heard sinoe
shat immediately after the battle Of Solferno there vas
a great movement amorg the diplomatic rpresenta
tves of the neutral Powers al Turn. Count CavouE
cane up likewise last night, and proceeded to the
htsdquariers Of the King st MonEa Eambano.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
FIRST NEWS OF THE TREATY MILAN

respondent Of Tie LoHd0a T.Hss writes f.on
Milan July lS, as follows
wro,e lous letter Yesterday, descriptive OF the
state Of men s rirds IN LoubArdy on the pubicai.o
Q, The news OF the srulstlce Of the 7th. To-day We
hsNe the bulletin announcing the peace concluded on
the ith. The newsnen hawking the papers about the
streets are received with cuffs anu blows by the popa.
lace. II Is positively asserted tbs; Count CsvoUr nSs
rendered his reslgus,ion 70 the Ming. The kirg HIM
SELF protests Is said, that he mus, needs aAspt the
peace OF aleglo but VII be pSrty 10 1t, and Will
abide by only in 50 Tar necessity may compel him.
and no further. Al these reports, whether true or
false give you some idea Of the excitement prevailing
abou, Us. Nusqaam :Etasd<s There is no positive
engagement the French Emperor is not clever enough
~ bVssk Gcp, DO sssI .sTgssss u whcs lie may ~,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02

NJ. phrase she esDs re,ss;ou ,'..Se b Government
uonAl ngh na;' a. ~ and frank acceptance oi
in ner own 81 hps. n italy then she may gan :,'en@
NV ne sSl Of Eap hs nay sSt sm G ao oS aSs
ID as state Of PeDdeey nPos rarnp~ n% SIU msy soy
ys hs. With Paay n,. ana hafHp sSoas ii-n,sa.
Pesee But i6s,spg .ns.e p,op6ec in her an,ciPSi?na n
The. there = r%srs. my and sv.si' W s s "a
I1' !, probability ja,tfy the impression made made wG tie
ppbhcs,ion OF t5is tres;yItha' 4
r.Dn, r.Dn,on ,ha, Il should b. broken.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
CONDITION or THE WOUNDED SOLDIERS

A Pari. letter in the second edition Of Tie L0AdoR
Times of July Is, and dated the evening OF the
l.ih, says:
"A privs'e letter from Cremona, Of the lSh inst,
states that the wounded soldiers in the hospitals there
are well attended by the surgeons of the town and
are going on favorsbly. Accounts rom Brescla are
by no means satisfactory. They state that there are
more than 900 wounded sodiers in that town, sad
species of purd fever hs- set in which the French
call y,ourrfure d Fh6pal. TIE deaths are unfortu-
uately very nGmerOus.'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
d u r 0 P E.
ARRIVAL OF THE TEUrONIA.

The Ten,opia snived on Monday morning, nom
scs.hspp.on on the 18Th nit, with London Jo"rnA"
,i ths, sAe, being three days later than previous
ail. tu; BOT 70 late teiegraphic sfNDces ~
Aekyijt.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
INTERVIEW OF THE ENpERoRs.

A letter from vallego gives few additional de-
tails concerning the interview of the two Emperors ST
Vllafrsnos. Ii says:
when the Sovefcgrs were about 70 enter the
tcrs. the Noble GuATds ranged 90 the night IN
iAs yeresJs, saa .ls Cer, Gadss ~ Ias %.i. Iss
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