New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-30
ITALY.
THE ALLEGED REPUBLICAN MOVEMENT IN
PARMA.

PARMA.
Coun. I.nsti, the Mayor Of Parma, who is now in
Paris or mission to the Emperor has addressed the
following letter to the Patrie'
"Certain journals have spoken Of Republican move
ment AZ having broken out in the city OF Parma. You
ars authorized to give the most positive contradiction
to ths piece Of false Ii would be easy to trace
this malicious statement to its source we need only
inquire who those wh1se interests are hostile
TO those Of the Ducby. In the name oil the CITY ci
Parma of which ] have the honor TO he hlsyor,
| request you TO declare that the most perfect
order has bot for a single Instant ceased TO prevail
by in the town and in the Duchy The people are too
well aware Of the importance OF areguar ana sSiti-
mate manifestation OF their wishes to quit the path OF
legality for one moment. Unanimously resolved as
they are to resist by every means-even by force, II
Iecessary-aDy and every idea or attempt ID restore
the Old they sct S s1s ' tsa
their one and only desire, couiormabiy to their moral
ard material interests is to be debniiivey united to
Piedmont under the constitutional scep,er of the House
Receive Monsieur lie Re6aceur the Of my dis
count PHILIPPE LINATI Mayor of Farms
" Paris, Aug a."
The Provisional Governor Of Farms ha, decreed
voluntary loan of 400 0O0fr at per cent, to be
called the Parmese loan Of 1859.
The Ind6pendente ssys:-A journal seems to nsnnste
that there hiss been difference between General loa
and General Garibaldi. We believe we are not ms
IN
making difficulties ouly awaits General Garibadls ar
rival 10 hand over 10 him the command in-chef Of the
any Of Central Italy. General Ganbsldi hiss nov
almost entirely recovered from his illness and tho
Pieomontese Government has granted him the congo
which he urgently solicited His corps will be kept on
foot in order to the offensive If the var should
90 o. II peace becomes dehuve, this corps Will pro-
baby be Incorporated with the army Discharges VIII,
however, be granted without difficulty to all who may
desire them. ,o-
FLORENCE, Aug. II, 1859.
The National Assembly has elected the following
officers: President, Chevaler Tito Copp, honorary
Judpe of the Court Of Cessation First NcsPresident,
Ferdpand Al dreucci Advcca'e, formerly Minister
of the Grand Duke: Second VcePre sident, DIR. Leo
pardo Romaneli, also former Ministers Secretaries,
leopold Galeott Secretary of the Consuta; iSldoro
del Re, former deputy; Professor j. t. Giorsul.
Professor Of the University If Siena, and leopold
Ceupiri, advocate; QuestOrs Dr.. Msngsnaro and the
Marquis Della Stuis. -
The elections have been followed by admirable
order a great number 1f people took part IN tie
elections AMI distinguished persons aud honorable pa
rots OF all classes Of society have been elected Geu
Fsnti, Marquis Fontanelli Connie Rsngoni, Cheyaher
Mamusi, Achile Menotti Cheyaler Chesi, and froi;
Iiui, are among those elected. The town ahd all
other place. in the Duchy are in fete
There was confirmation of the report received at
Vienna that a Red Republic had been proclaimed al
Parma Ii is asserted thst even if the report were true,
tie Journals of Paris and Turn would not be SLOWED TO
publish 1t. -u.
Garibald Lad accepted the chief command OF all the
forces of the Certainty. lie had s-rived in Leghorn.
A telegram dated Turn, Aug. 10, tays:
Last night and this mOIning the ttte OF the I'm
neror was announced by the discharge OF artillery. Ia
the morning 8 rev OF the French troops took place
A Te Devu was also performed in the Church, winch
was richly de corattd There were present the Csonet
Ministers the Members of Parliament, the ffereh d,
hassador the ofce of the French army the National
GuA,d Sc and citizens Of Piedmont Tins nc Ilng
the eight guns captured Pses,ro were EXHIBITED IN
front of the Palace ln tie evening, there VIII be
ttte IN the Place Arms. So
AT Milan on the ith icst the Municipality inaugu'
rated ststue Of Napoleon, by Canova, IN the Place
HreeI. in the presence of Marshall Vasnt, the Sar-
dipian authorities. and large copcourse OF people.
MIMI was performed aud salyos fred during the ceEe-
mOpy. ,,,.., c;.o-
Comm ss it's President. Deputy GIor proposed shat
the Assembly should declare the reign of the dynasty OF
Iorrai1e impossible in Tuscany. The Representatives
unanimously supported ills proposal the discussion %
which was referred to the sitting OF the following day
The London Posts Pans correspondent nj eains toa'
,ha French Government had addressed a dl-pstcn 10
the Great Powers, declaring that France WI 1o' asl
self exej Princes 10 return 10 helr dounloIs by irrte
nor will she permit Austria or any other power ~
effo,d them military al for tha; purpose
Tie elections in Moiera had been succeeded by 3D.
mirabe order.
The Manor Of Parma, who had arrived 81 faiir,
gives the most positive eontradlcuon 'I,o~su 'io
Columns Of the Pdfrfe TO the report oil ahe2uolo az
moyement in Parma; and adds, tnst oFuet Ia lo'
ceased 10 prevail for moment N Town sha Du0nt'
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