New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-18
ITALY AND FRANCE.

PARIS, Aug. 3, 1859.
External agitation may or may not DO sabs'stias
in Italy, but il Is certain that her pohticS conphoa-
tious are on the Increase. People may suppose that
il III tax to the utmost the berators OF thsI counug
to GARY the clause in the Varanca treaty
ing the restoration OF the dethroned princes IL VIII:
no doubt be effected by means o the most powerful
II echausm ever invented for the esta olshmens u al
soute authority, namely, universal suffrage.
You are area ~ aware OF the secret missioe OF
Count Reiset from the French Court 10 thM o.
Sardinia for the purpose JUS, specified. Inc Couut
was received on the ath at Turn by the Sandman
Minister of Foreign Afsirs, who, as learn On t'ir
authority here, very plainly declared tnat he coal NJ.
sccede TO the wishes of Frai GO that the Safdnlan
Governmen Mt should employ their efforts to have tho
Dukes recalled " with enthusiasm, l presume, oy
their late subjects. II was Observed with some rea
con- that to satisfy the French Government IN the hfss
instance the Government had withdrawnthe Piedmont
ese Commissioners from the Dochies and the Lesation
but that il would be prepoeerous now to expect that,
in addition To this Piedmont should use her influence
conformity With France contrary to the wishes o .oo
poulacp and the interests Of Italy After this inter-
view Count Reisset had audience OF the hing VINO,
it more than probable held similar Language to Hun
him. =. A..
duchies have been received by the Emperor at 81.
Cloud. Their reception conceded, in point oil time,
with the departure OF NJ Relsset Oh bis Italian msson
We are told that ut tina. audience his Majesty declares
that he was not the man, no, the elect ot universal
suffrage, who could 70 against inc wishes VI '"'
people. ,h. Il, f,r
| Parma br which he opens his pomatic circuit tie
probably wished to give occasion for the election OF
the ModeDeee and Tuscan deputies In order ~ make
them understand how mucn the people will gam by re-
storing the de,hroDed Dukes and what pleasure their
doing 20 would afford 10 the Empefors Cf the Frenoa
aud Austria. TWAS supposed that Count Reisset would
have the benefit Of the experience aud tact Oh low OIL
the active French projects to aid in directing tns
universal outrage elections in iay; while Tor the pro-
lection Of the Chambers, thus freely chosen.
division or 80 of the FreEch troops now remaining IN
Italy would give their ssloay cooperation a. Florence
and Soders. Under such imposing guardianship, tas
representative OF the people might i'el the nselve'
safe III voting for the return Of their beloved princes
may add that III. DesambrOs has bseu well re-
ceiveo by the Emperor; indeed for that matter, his
Msesty seldom sends any Que away dissatisfied sor-
rowfu or despondpg, eO far words can console %
sustain. H. Dezsmbrois, as you know, goes to Zurich
on behalf Of the Sandman Government.
fear that the presence of large French force 10
the Italian Peninsula may strengthen the doubts vi
too critical persons touching the genuneness o;
universal suNisge generally As 1t would ap-
pear that none but those who can read and wr,tc
Will be allowed to woe, strictly speaking tho
suffrage On the present occasion can hardly be
termed universal uness, asis very Doubtful every
Italian peasaLt in position ~ claim the benefit VI
{" the clergy" But the Austrian Government VIII
probably have occasion, now at least to acknowledge
the benefit Of universal suffrage as well a. the Dukes
Of Tu .cany and Motens. And to all appearance hb-
erat.d Italy will enjoy the advantage OF an oocups-
ton by French force Tar more numerous tbnu tho
Roman army Lac been NJ any Poilou ioi tto "Se lou
year, Thus Italy may boast with reason thai at lat
She is free A." from the Alps ~ the Adrs.ic."
The Emperor and Empress the day bsforo yestsrdss
visited The camp at 81. Msur.
At four in the afternoon q sudden bustls was par
ceptlble; the drums beat arms aud the bands a.
=. mbeG in the greatest hsee, tie imperial carriages
being seen advancing. Their M.jesties arrived en-
poste without escort, accompanied only by come ofh-
cers and so lee OF their households The Emperor WA
in plain clothes, and the impress nuournin< or the
Queen OF Portugal. Their Majesties sbgh.sd from
their carriage ana wen, foo, through the camp,
passing between two lines one formed by the troops
and the other by a crowd Of visers TIE warnest
CRIES of Vire Emperor -" Vire FInptratyioe Z"
"V.re lie Primer impe, burst forhoa al S.ies.
When then Msjesties arrived ~ front VI the nfS
coupapy Of the GreDsdisrs Of the Guard tremendous
shout Of V,re CoporaiF was raised, and an officer
belonging the company addressed few words to the
Emperor.
Their Majesies visited every part OF the camp With
the greatest interest," and did not leave il Until AI
o'clock.