New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-19
TUSCANY.
Correspondence Of The London Tines

FLoREroE Aug. %, 1859.
The depu.stion charged with the tender Of the tbs
can Crown to King Victor Emanuel which WAS 10
leave Florence, first Wednesday then on Saturday
lat has received counter orders and will no. 60 upon
lite errapd till all the other provinces of Central Italy,
viz, Parma aDd tue Legations, have gone through
their general elections, and those Transactions of their
respective Natter al ASST mbhes which cannot fail to
unite them with Modens aud Tuscany in unani-
NOUS vote for annexation to Piedmont.
Tnis unexpected delay could not Ct course, hsve
very cheering effect mems minds in this country,
upon wbch tbis state q prouacted uncertainty begins
- weigh rather painfully. Politicians Of gloomy
cast Of mind attribute this pos'pooement y the
rresouton Of the Sandman Government, and indulge
il OminCus surTIses TO the exten. to which King
Victor Eua ruel at NilaffaDca AMI hts Plsnipoten'
tisry at Zur.cb, may have bound Themselves to
pOstve reIunciaon Of any accession OF territory over
and above the large slce Of LombsrdJ which was
secured to the house Of Savoy at the fatal inter
view the MiLco. 1t is very easy for Napo-
leon Ill TO Flip through his sacred eLgagem ants;
but Victor Ensuuel TO say nothing Of tina. scru-
pulous regard to bis word which has won him
The name of "KiIg Honest Man. is now utterly
at tie mercy O. two powers, which hsye ample
mesrs vel as strong interests TO keep him strictly
to bis word. The matters of the DGchies shall
be dealt with directly between Paris and Nienns was
the last that reached us from Zurich, and II IL
clear that if the depuaon Is to be sent for any other
purpose thsn al unmeenlDg pageant, II shoald be
directed rather to the fiereh o. to the Austrian me
iropols than to thu Piedmon.ese capital for the tes-
tines Of Central Itay most undoubtedly being
weighed at the Courts Of the Tuieries and SchoD-
biuOn The dex erous ma sgeInent OF the Emperor
Napoleon is visible in the re-ut tina one OF the two
votes of the Assem- blies Of Central lay-that of the
d6chfance Of the former dynssties-s setdepenfent
clear, and practicable, while The other-that OF an.
nexation-msy be proved as difficult OF execution
as if the newly emanclpstsd s,a,es haa pro,
MarIno or the territories Of Prester Jonn. 10
effect divorce between en- hl.sorted couple, the
strong aud stubborn will Of one Of the c)usors msy
l.,ts rias,a NJ a.ft ha auD.
oered parties requires the consent Of the new partner
with whom the rev tie is contemplated, and, besides
the legal warrant OF the competent magistrate aod Inc
blessing Of the church. If France aud Austria can
extort refusal from King Victor Emanuel or can put
a veto on his consent have no doubt they Will end
by doing it is very plain that all that Will remain OF
the movement of Central Italy viii he tl- vacancy OF
lis throne thrones and that was evidently the aln
tle French Emperor all along driving at. va
cant throne in Florence and only one possible cahd
date, a second appeal to he public suffrage becomes
matter of necessity; and Will the means by which
eight or ten millions Of Frenchmen were led 10 do The
bidding OF one man fa TO bring few THOUSAND Italian
voters to comply with the wishes OF the same man
Among the subtle schemes and arttul lodges Dy
which the agents Of France endeavOr 10 bend the stub
corn TuscaLs to that contamination which Is IN store
for them as an unavoidable destiny, hear now OF
project to offer the Crown OF Central itay 10 the
Princess Cotilde a member of the popular house OF
Savoy aw ardu her obut Sous lord and husband the
title o; " Prince COMFORT.
A long article appeared lately IN the Siece wnicn
has gone the round OF all the Italian newspapers, ana
has beep circulated among tho people in the form oi
cheap reprint it lie called Lesson 10 the faidas ana
contains fouIshpg and ultra sentimental exhota
ton to these people to forget lad forswear a., LOCAL
ieaousies aud municipal grudges all petty local aAp
tons-to do away with the obnoxious expectations OF
Tuscans Modenese, Parmesahs &C., aud 10 aspire
opy to national union. Ii strikes ne ia piece OF gu
pe,fuous elOquence utterly thrown away at the pre-
sent iuucture. Tue Italians are - ready ara Wiling
for union as their best friends desire, and the
Sfce would do well 10 address its wellturned argu'
nels to his countrymen, and the genus
which guides their ces iDes, to bring them IT, ac-
knowledge the vote Of these poor iSf Gn
ard 10 power the helpless disabled, oe"iueieu oA
oirian Government TO act up 10 u. -, n,
If the fasion of the Central Itssn States with Ped
mont is OIL mprac,cabe underaking-and the thousnt
that a scheme which woGd 50 etectuai!y secure the
peace and happiness Ct Isy AID the general Interests
If Europe should mi,carry is heartrendrg-mucn
would at least be gaiued by the fusion OF tuscany,
Parma Modeua aud the Ronagpa, into one Sta'e oi
Genital Italy. This is now too truly, the Oest l0oA'
out for right thinking patriots, sud 10 TINS end no
Other is st,ansble all their efforts are srenuousy
dine cited. Tie league between the tour SAFES Is
already formed, and although II would De "ei' per
and made public although 1t would be advlsaoie 10
proceed TO The immediate demolition Of the old iIohie'
i.ndmsrks the customs and passport otice', anu ~
the creation Of Central Diet, Win mlary q? wen
ga NAUTICAL dictator providing for the common utter
ess and promoting the common oblect; st, tneIe Is
no doubt whatever but the very best utderslsndlug
visits between the rulers Of the different provinces,
and the municipal aud proypcis IaLeSs 10 waa 'r n
Si,ce audes are likely ever to be IN the way oi
see the whole European press loud in ts praise OF
the admirable ORDER native dignity, and perfect tac'
with VIII oh the electors and The stnes OF the Nsiion-
al Assembly have been conducted III la,cany' Du',
on the whole | sm mole forciby struck Win "hal
has been done TO the same effect at Modena, "heto
the nsor al movement has evidently suhk ueePe' ino
All cla.ses OF tie community, and where al the pro-
ceecipps have been carried WITH the same caness
and eausnmity, but a. the same tine, naNe oeeu
characterized by stronger energy and oy uoie uuSo'
rr, missing fynnesS aud forttude. The Mo'enese na'e
declared not the incomps;lbllity between tnen
neople And their ancient SovereEns but tue aoso!u1e
AID irrevocabe dfct6dnce OF the dynasty ho' tue
" forms.ion Of Tuscany INTO e,ronS oua'e ~
No,tberp Italy," but the immeoiste and ao-o'
uts fusion with and Xstlon OF their puchy 70,
PIEDMONT Every vote Of the Assembly mss osen
a,e he scene Of popular rejoicing peIec,y o'uei
ly, Vet loud enough to be heaia o' ons, ,;nInweot
the Assembly hiss decreed the erection 81 the puonc
sYn,pse Of monument, intended, as the mover saii
pot 10 consign the dynasty OF Auslr.-h "a .H"
e,Nrsl infsuv which i deserved; MT 10 slalt a.
monument of the unstable hatred OF the Peep e ior
,n.;r memory: but merely TO commemorate the uus
votes by which the people, restored TO II
sovereignty over itself put away ruler "no na
abused his power abd caHeu W ING 'i''
acknowledged lts Ights. ,..L 49,,
Tbe difference between the comparative apa'u! auI
rr;reness of the Tuscan people ana the esInest apu
active enthusiasm Of the Modere-s, even Q. vac
Ss..es must be sought IN the different nature o' the
.It, Cover mept which had been allotted 10 thsn
TIE Hous Of Lorraine only unneivea aou cor up.eu
81 st the utmos; only outraged. Inc haeonS
90 Of il subjects but the AusIo-Ese o. h"oena
biiues VI p,,hocs nj Parma were monstsrs-naAd
r.5eUp,i and there was noteing IL 'het PEI 81
49, ,iohts or interests which they ala 1o'
i,snple on and abuufe; ard "as' "a ,hose
-, those FrsDois w. and '. OF Niouena "uu ms
Css,ss II. and Ill. Of Parms were SO u''e'! 's'A'S