New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
PIEDMONT.
TIE CHANGE OF MINISTRY.


corre,poudeaceo OF Tie l. udou News
MoSszAMBSc, July ~, 1859.
Things have greatly charged heIe suce my yester-
day's letter left. On closing that letter told you that
CouGt CavOur bsl been summoned to Naieglo by the
f;encL Emperor. lie started at once accompanied
by his secretary S.gnO- NigTa, one Of the most able
and most active employees OF the Sandman Foreign
Cfice The cOuLiensnce of the illustri0us traveller,
aud AT Of his cornpanion-with whom | had shaken
hands at the very moment OF his jumping into the car
rlagcled 10 believe that ~ the meeting OF the two
Emperors at ii.franca, the success of the Italian
cause had been achieved ! hsstened, therefore, TO
tend YOU not only the resuIt of my personal impress
siCns but also ihe reports which were then cur
rent At hesGq, rers. The 'riumph of the na-
toual cause Of Italy, If Il wa not a. com
uete rs Italians could desir', At least stage
toward more brilliant future. But alas for poor
Itniy AZ 10 o'clock last night Our patriotic MISTER
ana his able Secretary were re-aruug from Nalleglo
anG thei. counieuances boT.yed the deep emotion o.
their hearts Thcy hssenet 70 the house where their
King was awaiting them. Officers Of the general
PiecInobte.e staff shed IN that direction, IN or
der ~ get the earliest tGugs Of the fate OF their be-
loved country. | vas auOrg them, ami, a. you may
ca sily imagine was deeply impressed ~ The ena Oh
exhibited by every face. Al > O'Clock on the follow,
ing morning the grea italian statesman len the royal
Yelling sud the painful news that Count CGvour nsl
rendered his fesgnaiiJr became soon the talk Ot the
hesdqu rters. corld scarcely belve the report. l
soar however met general officer THE Kings suite,
who told me that whSt hsA hesrd was unfortunately
too true The esyuasiUn Of the Count had been not
il not all for while am writing Victor Emanuel - dis
cusng whether his abdicsilOn has not become neces-
sary IN the present circums ances. Inc panil! In
preston produced among our brave srmy ~ .nis re-
iort Insy be easily imagined. " How fatal these
IL Lombard feds have been TO the nOblest house OF
"Ialyi" everybody exclams here. Alas tcrthe House
of savoy Alas for the itasn cause! But IN order
that yOu may understand the causes wDicn nave
broueh. about these painful events hssten to relate
o Won in this short letter how the isalian question
has been arranged at the meeting OF tlairanca Lom-
hardy is goIug TO be joined to Piedmont ~ far as the
Mincio, together with the Duchy Of Parma and Pls
csrza The Venetian kingdom must remain under the
ylke oi Austria together with Mstua and Peschiers
The Duke of MOdena sfthe son of tue Grand DGke Ot
Tascshy ere going back 10 govern the unhappy popus-
tons ofthe sra dukedoms. The daughter oi the Dnke
dc Rer~y has been sacrificed by Napoleon, and both
the Pops and the King of Nsplss will be allowed 70
tleat their unhappy subjects "a they did before. 1is
il The ara cement the two Emper0ls hsve entered
into at ViihfIanca, an arrangement which, a. told
Won In n last two letter will prove complete failure
as regards the peace ol Europe. gallant eDd hon
eel sovereign may be sacrificed, one oi the greatest
statesmen Of our times may he dismissed, but doubt
much whether the Italian people Will quietly submit TO
indo-se the Imperial bargain of Vlafranca. A. auy
raa Connt CavOur couiG n0t remain 10 mower, seeing
flat the whole Of bis dsTJg bat patriotic scheme has
been thus thwarted by this iIeXpEc8bie imperial COM
nrcr,ise Who wOnld have thought tbs. the procla-
alton Of Paris would be dead letter after the enor-
nous ascrlfce made both b. Napoleon and by this
country2 This, however, IL the sad ifu.n; tins
il the mysterious end ot such a brilliant cam
us-,n ss ! wrote above, / had GER
,sn reluctspce in believing the ruth of srch mex
picsble catastrophe; but a. / was going 70 heal
quarters. net Count Cay9ur and Cayaiere NigTa,
Who, bidding me good by, shook hands viii me with
trourr l EXPRESSION Of cCurtenance, tue deep mean
ire Of which fully understood. II Is O'Clock, aud
he FYerch Emperor Is crossing the piazza of the VII
laRe Ills Majesty Is goin1 to dine with the hing, b1t
Prince Napoleon, whO visited BIN this morning, l-it
fcr iy,tela tso hours ego. am aoe 10 state that
lie arrangement entered into at Niafrancs was se
yerely criticised by the husband of Prpc-s- Clotlde
Of savoy as well es by tn majority OF the trencn
srrv louis Napoleon viii leave Nallegic .to--nor-
rov and, eccomr aniei by the King will proceed 70
psr-s ,akr either the Turn " the Genoa road.
cor.e.pepderce Of Tie LOEton News.
TURIN, July H.
The monen, Count Cavour learned the true nature
of Il promrsres iOr peace, he considered the Cause
Of Itsly betrayed ard placed hs resignation ia the
hand. oi tie King. be left the same evening" Oy
.r.cis train .or Turin where he conyoked the coua-
al Of Minister'S al OF whom followed their Pre-denss
example and resigned a. be had dole. Tie task
of fofuirg rss Ministry had been conhded TO
Count Arese Of Milan, Senator OF ne KING
dom. aad, IS | formerly soli you, particular
friend II Napoleon. Having received the conuhs-
sion, Ccant Arese, then st Genoa, repaired lnne-
ds,ely to tie camp. i; : doubtful wiener ne
vii take Office Ol an up -nt character and s'rols
will his taeuts not slspted for The tnent oil
rolca affairs, especially 70 these diiiica al Sle7
lis frleLtshp with the Emperor may Ge u'eia-' ou'
nav, on TIE other h2rd, Dc huTUui hLH l-s
80 rather national thsn constitutional lie hstes
Austria more than he ioves freedom. Public rumor
gives TO tie Count ior q colleague VI. flsnanl, the
Governor Of Lombardy, who, durDg the sLor- lime oi
81 administration has coltriyeJ - render l. popular
in that province. He, too, Resigned o. soon as ne
heard thai Il ministers hsd done -, nor does II seen
proboble ia; he WILL sccept portfolio.
corrsspolasEee Ct I.e London Tins:
TURIs, July H. 1852
Very little progress seems TO be made Win the tor,
- q n Pa IL. II.
ard Sd old Trend Of Napoleon ILL., vii have ditncaiy,
h l. thought j. making up presertab,e Caonet: As
vet lie has obtained the alhes.on oily of SShorl 'Is
tani ard Pouza ii San MsrtInO. Yesterdays bd-ens
announced the resignation Of the Cavour Ministry,
which holds office only until the apPontrneLt oi Us
successor. Massmo Azegho, ~ you probably Know
hy this time has refused 10 Jon the Rev government
There persons who ssy that Cavour would have
acted more worthy ard generous part had me- nste.n
of ressuing remained by the eide u bis sovereign 10
the present dehcse and difficult circumstances 10
this Il il replied ths; ne woui have reInaiaei only 10
Le speedily elected by ae SScIa o. public s1ssFeTs'