New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
MAZZINISM II PARMA AND TUSCANY.

Corr,,Fouieuee r The London Times.
FLORENCE. Aug. II.
Several If Mszzini agents have been arrested in
Tie Romagus AID others have been quietly sent away
from Tu,caDy. VI. Mazzini is not lucky IN the choice
Of time and place for his exploits. The Of Italy
get neither desperate go dscrediied a. TO
offer him any CHARGE OF success would venture, ill.,
ceed, 70 say that anything more snu Mailman than
the present state Of Tuscany Is rot 70 be easily imagln
ed. Every second member Of the House Of Rspresel
tstves is titled man; by for tie greater number
belorg 10 that ancient paiician Tuscsny srstocracy
the biography of every member Of which Is up page
IN the annals Of this small, but in ancient tines nObess
q al countries. The untitled Deputies are men Of
sufficient moral and intellectual worth 10 begin the
pedigree Of a new fob.iiy. Noble or plebsns, very
ueary al the men ters of the Chamber are ps'Iots
vel kDC tor their and moderate views, some OF
then even han. spliiteTs ana temponzsrs TO q fault
There not one Mszzinisn among them, trough there
may be more than twenty Of Mszzins old friends and
fellow onsp!ra'0rs.
Truth compe!s me 20 say thst matters 30 not bear
the cheerful To- in other pss Of Central Ifay.
Parma is IN tie hands Of the ultra Liberals. Count
PsleIi, when compelled, too late 20 abandon his Of
tCs Governor Of the Ducby for Sardinia ~ thout
ccrsultng any al, TOOK / upon himself 10 appon, a.
dictator # those headess Provinces tue advocate IAN
eCi. % PacerZ, man ssd 10 possess great abilities
but belonging to the Red party. Marfredi has
row either ssgred bi. place 20, shared MS power
With The advocate Armelonghi, harDrainel man,
wo vss tie chief author oi that premature movement
Of the Isl OF ls-t May which plugged III 81 little State
tar. Tls frs' acts II ManfreJi, dictator nov
before ne, and they q araure 10 Oil The lovers Of
order with csmay. Trey are published in the people
Iaue, (' IL nome ID P0po'0 !, ard they sre n,enied
10 crafty an die popuace, which h-i plenty Of work
L Il only chose 20 10 IT, BY the assurance that i should
have ~ DO little woIs q. high rate OF remit
nsrsnon, such work Ia be provided AMI pad for
e. tie pu5e rIperse. Under the agus appel. alton Of
Nation a. GlaTc, more thar 500 Of the worst rabbe
Cd "th muskets q. the very outbreak of the
revolution, and tie Government bas neither armed
force police 20 keep this multitude 10 check, II il
ever becomes eIobiiaut 10 Is demands. The honest
patriots, such as Count Calteii and Count Zuceheri
TcsiO, nave, with bsmsble p1ssnimi-y, fallen back
from IKE management Of public slf.irs and The Man.
fIetis, Pcrtolis, sud LLa.is, Eho have taken their
places AID who affect u.Ta-beraI principles have not
even IL merit of beng sincere Ia their professions,
stree al Of them trucked 10 the power Of the la,.
Government, ard accepted ard even solicited ho1ors
AZ sr1Ouuen-s from those Princes xaon they are now
% violently t-6fUclDg. SoTms aud conflicts may be
easily expected 20 break OUT a. Parma ard I.aly vii
have % thark Der good indeed if public order, or
even The ;emb.srce Of Il, can be msiLtaned IN those
oemoc siized districts.
Ga-iosdi arrived here this morning g. 10 o'clock.
His reception By the pop1l2or was extremely enthu-
-i2s.ic.