New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01
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/ On the 18th the following motion was Pnt 20 the
Ass.mbly:
f" The Assembly declares that the dynasty Of Lor-
rare vbich the 9th of Apr 1893 OF 'is own Tree
will absndoeed Tuscany, without LEAVING t1eTe any
torn of government 10 20 over 20 tho eremy camp,
has Ien1ercd itself absolutely p,hoie WITH the
order AID Happiness of Tu-cary; declares thai Il does
not koow o. any way in winch that dy a'iy csn %
esiablished and pe,eived without woundbg n. -.
tmeni Of the populations, without constant ALL M
4v;abe daIee Of seeing the public peace incessac.y
disturbed wlth' ut mischief To italJ and i,r toese
IeasoI procsins formally that the dyossy Of Lorraine
can be ne ber recalled nor received 10 reign GiTe3n
over Tuscany"
This motion was proposed by tue Marquis IA
.G, or L.ci. This nobemsD, VINO IS q man1fac uTsT
Of porcelain on the 9th Of April last presented hi-
sell at The Pitt Palace, and being admitted to the
presence Of the Grand Duke urged him to form
liberal ministry to dismiss General Feuari d Grado
sc. The Gland Doke replied My dear Ma-ql-
beg you to occupy yourself withyour manufacture
caro- no,witbstandu your devotion TO my person
"a,d to my sons, TO leave ne 70 govern the STATE
{" nm the pilot, and know better than any one wat
"the passerpers want"
A te egram from Florence, Aug. 10, says:
The proposition of Siguor Giuori, concerning the
in con pa,iby OF the dynasty Of Lorraine 20 govern
10 Tuscany has been agreed to unanimously with los
votes, amid the vociferous paudits OF the public
The deputies, Prince Strozzi, Marquis Mnz,
Counts Della, Ghersrde.ea Ffanchssi, Pic'oomln
Borshese, and VI. Adam, have proposed the fo.oS
ing resolution, which met with unanimous support
namely;
"Tha, the Assembly declares II TO be the firm vii
of Tuscany 20 form strong part OF the Kogdom OF
Italy under the orstitutons scep,re o. kng Victor
EmsIue'
TIE Assembly declared today, By unani nous
vote that the dy nasty Of Lorrlls could BE neither
recslled nor accepted to reign in Tuscany.
The statues of their majssties ,le Emperor Napo-
leon ani Of the King Victor Enanuel have been
placed in the sale Of the Deliberaive Assembly a:
Florence