New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-19
THE ITALIAN DUCHIES.

Count Cayours circular note, IN which he explains
the views Of the Sandman Government on me hopes
of Itsly hss been followed by similar documees.
which tie Foreign Minister of the Piedmotese King
com devotes especially To the question OF the Dachies
The text of ibis second circular which is dated Iu1ss
JuIe Ii, is as follows:
nvssIEvR; ny cGisr Of yesterday informed you ID -
- p.eb. Of M,J-ua and Parma, also Lomb'rdy vsD No
pr delivers, f,o, the presence OF the Austrian :ro0p% Ass
hey prred n. s OF tee "a Government snd their snnexA
4 Piedmont, thus renewing ne set OF surrenaef !" wv
HOu Savoy which they made for tn 's tame eleven yess
| $40.
The sNc optional position Of tbs country obses orc 70 ease
into sw d,,ss this head s respect to the huge ssa
tioss -
It's eyien, thpt the beguniss Of the Pied nco< eos0
no, have recognized the neutrality Of the Dachr' oven "d
been formally proa.ued In fact the Dases Of asna a"S
Parma by private convenscus which, wrh a
gard sal treaties the tescres OF shst SA'
the Austrian sImie and from the eA osh'a
ard Duehies compulsory reoos that were inc"o
ra'ible with the duties Of a genuine neutrality
These ,onytnons known. The restie, o. Dec. ~ ""
and FEB 1873 expressly declare that the Of his Royal
Hsnss the Duke Of Modena ard his Royal shu the Dsks
Parma uhn the defensive ues Of the Avsh IN s"p
mr., Italian Provinces and that consequently this hsa - ss
right Of ding troops into the territories " Aodenr N ra
cau,ng them occupy the hcses there wh"s VOC ms
Interests nay require H. BY regulation in ,hese - ~ss
which serves show the for-s OF tho Austrian GovesN s
The ovesus Modena and Parma undertook coacisA Nc
military convention whatever With any other power wa ~
the previous Of the Imperial Government OF Venns
These spuons clear and precise, did no, permits M
Duchies TO preserve neutrality Dukes Ms<Da
denounced them before hsties to cpsss
their States the condi required for claiming sad ebshg
immunies Of neu,rs Now nothing OF the hind eseA
paca the contrary the Daches thrown open 70 hs
iuperl troops who collecting the Pednontese ffoc-
tier they thus became Of the enemys bases u opes-
tons Ho.ties began, Piedmont invaded aoro~ Ne
frontier whou, any subsequent
t,, on the part the princes who In fact assisted tbs attack
al
be made to Sardinia In order W
awe plantations the intentions and conduct Of hose wv
under such extraordinary circumstances No comss
ncon in tnl. has been made sardnis coase-
qusuty de De fneto state OF ~n wiz
States that parts OF Auss military sysseo
The OF Modeus and Parma could not even ns1
PR the ignorance Of SrdDa Intentions tor since s~
We have SANITY protested against stpustons constituting
aigraut Of European Treaties aud permanent dagger
a,ar., the security Of frontier. The Austrian in'A'''s.
which has been by borrowing the territory Of risssaz
la. only well proved the Of sncpations
The Duke OF Mden, Archduke Of Austria shared In shs
aupshy Of bis f,my Pedmont his heart Ike h' crown.
ives brod be ougt follow the destiny Of the Power to which
he had rendered bis State vsssal
Her Royal Hshnes. the Dgcie Of Parma VS. not in sss
sam. category her birth the personal qualities that honor hoe
inspire most her Government should have fsl
low I'd wor,ber conduct in conformity with ~ In
teruaional duties The Cabinet OF Parma unouunsssy
dragged 10 the slipped aud fell It did not dhs
TO quit the position II had voluntarily accepted csuvey W
Au,a 1t the territory of Parma thu, the d"'a'.
of PednoI prepared fOm there that the impes
troop, TO invade PROVINCES faenkA haa ~
basis Of Count Gyuars ofeusyc operations
L. been said European hsd conferred On Ass
the right keeping garsonin that town. we d, not 80
pue the fact but this military scrytude had onJa defensive
ob.e a. stated expressly the treaty which aus'oa
TOOK To declare that ell sAs
regal rights Of the territorial Sovereign reserved Nov
was by .pecis and voluntary Convention between Austria and
Parma that the abda ed the rights essential
eguty by allowing the former entire freedom extend her fos
fed in Pacsuza and TO construct BY promnS
m aid and assistance the Austrian engineers 10
hem aud supplying them with the materials
nth art. treaty Of March H. 1920. Lastly, it By
private treaty freely sdpu,ed that the SOyeresns OF Parma
the right of entering the territory Of their Ststs
she thought Sardinia protested against shs
extension Of the fo Plcepks, which CHANGED the
end object Of the OccuPaiOn she protested sssn the
treaty ofFebrusry. lsi3.
Ha. the Government Of Parma declared subjected
to the law Of Has all shown ssrt
at what passing before its eyes Everything arranged e
invasion Of the Kings donions the um's
of Vienna Turn the Of the Austrian
set IN motion they entered Piedmont VOshera Tortons. wers
occupied ;A.,nda threatened communications with
Genoa were compromised the Cabne, Of Parma remained
silent it nothing about the fate Of neshborns State With
which had been friendly terms Il only whsn tho
enemy plans maried and when the allied armies OF Pied~
M having taken the offensive In their tua ne
Au,raus " vscusths tho Duches OIL fsraA
spd Poenz only then that they talked OF neursy asA
the i.b with Sardinia
s the districts Parma and Piacenza 1t too late fne
Cabinet the had right to make proposals OF
this nature By article Of the treaty Of 1919 WA form
ally contracted conclude military arrangements whassv<
without AustIia's consent
Thee and these which nscesssry 70 can "
BE- boropsby understood explain the conduct Of Ae
Xmas Government Wbstever interest might be felt fs TIN
person II the Duchess Of Pa, could make no dbancu's
btween Parma ModenA The neutrality Of those Duchios
posble de de deto they could but share inc tsS
Of the power which they had spontaneously conded ts
| destnies.
His Mesys Legation viii conform is language - the p'
eedlng combinations
embrace ,h. opportunity Of renewing 10 you the sas''ss
| Of ny mos disnsushedco reconsideration.