, 1859-08-15
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Tin steamer Fulton brings papers from Lon
don one day later than those by the Arabia.
We fpd the following, which IL OF great inter-
est II true: ! L
: Correspondence Of he London 1!ets.l,; ill.,. ],
The scaies are fa,lisg ia,t from the eycs Of
the ri,ost tredulous 1taaiaus. aud they begin now
to see their ruin in its fullest extent A per-
cInptory order has been sent from Paris to the
Safdinian government instantly 10 withdraw Ill
It's civil and military nuthorities from Romngna
Tuscany. and the Duchies. Three days ago
Count ruilicri, tho royal Governor Of rafrna
nnd PiacenEa, from tue balcony Of the Ducal
Palace A. Parma, ease~" his o~n sdcred word
and his Kings" to more than Il 900 persons IS:
scmbled before him, tbat thsy s'weft aaG would |
rcn,.in Pieanonlese." Three days ago The |
Cavalierc Farrini, the historian, royal Governor
Of the Duchy Of Modem, received from the city |
tent of nobility. Three 1ays sgo Massimo, p
Azcglio cxhorted the people Of Rpipaxna ID rat
their trust in God and the ncie.. q; their swords.
Three dars ago TIA municipal corporation Of
Empolk fltn ever 70 many Tuscan townships.
sued for the annexation Of their territories to i
Piedmont up to this day hopes we're held out
left to him. Gradually theboon awtnalea down
to Fdrsta and Pianasa alohe. Next, ali he
could expect WAS the slate Of Piacenza; then
only the e'td9e!. nt the present day not au inch
Of ground! 4 larce French sores Il 10 take
possession Of tllis lattec mined strong shold. Two
rc'ps d'ar,:<s will within week oecnrr both
Duchiea, Romagpa and Tuscany. When th:s
those provinces shall be under lie pressure Of
military rule. they saall henr the good pleas
ure Of Frahce and Austria with respect to them.
There are some people about me whn still be-
l!ere IN the possibility Of q compromise They
think that the D:ke Of Modena, WHO has no
heirs, might bargain at least for The revesEion
Of bis State to Piedmont. They think that Par.
ma and Piacenza may remain under the Sway Of
Sardiuia, while the Duchebs Regent Of Parma
and her son, who hare powerful friends both at
the Tnicriea md among some very exalted rer-
sonages in England, might be promoted to the
throne Of Tuseany-a Prromot.oat by tlle wy,
| precedent, havin. been advanced from Parma
| to Florence under the auspices OF the first Aa-
| po!eon in 1907 ~ surh arrnnFcrteht only The
Grand Dakr OF ThscahY would be LETT unpro-
/ vidcd, and even for him indemnity would be
found in the Dnchy or Kingdom Of Fenetla
Compromise, however. eyen if practicable. is
I very far from the Acknowledgement ot r,Enf, nnd
Napoleou Ind tnund himself to Sec that the IRE
| rotc Of the 1ta';uns should be consulted and
acted upon, and people should hare rights az
imprcscriptib'c as those Of princes. The ssse .!
the Ducbies, besides, c~cn il SOME such arrange-
ment could be devised. would still leave the
most kuos,v point Of this painfu' question nm
4 settled. NanoIcop must either break faith with
the pope or With the Pope's subjects, and no
doubt he thinks The latter course by far Tue
safest The magunnimous monarch whose ols-
intercstcdness could not bear the thought Of the
appropriation Of an inch Of territory for himself,
nnw place. himself under the necessity Of hold
inp Romarua and all the Fapa[ States In bis
crasr, as firmly as he has held Rome and Cirita
| yecchia for the last ten years. Indeed, with the
| execution of Piedmont and L0mbardy, and o1
what belongs TO austria Or Naples: Nspoleon,
i must now lord it oil over Italy, mliltar1iy, and
in all probability civi1ly also.
ITALY Masses at one stroke from thc Austrian
| to the French thraIdnm, and Piedmont IS a.
rsa1v f,IIr nware OF the extent Of freedom thai
! will be allotted to her. People who sec the hlne
| privately find no words to describe the poignan
rrief. tbe bur,tiue wrath. by which his homes
soul is consumed lie had yielded to tue artfi1
arguments Of fis imperial ally: and aceeptet
The armistice Of yallcgio against his bette
Judgment, but he rery stoutly refused to aceeti'
10 thu reace, and declared the world shonls
know he had nevcr signed It, But ne ~as IN
Of his kon-in law. Prince Napoleon. who came +
the camp in high dudeeon a9ainst the 1tallansi' il
general npd the Tuscans in particular. becaus
/ these Inter had hccn 50 slnpte mndcu AZ =
j | take him at his word nnd to withhold from h1r
! that Etruscan crown which he decinred he Woul
| decline and even Infected to dcsPlse.
MISCELLANEOUS.
. tits currently renorted in Toulou TINT th
:. Emperor Napoleon III. has formally espresso
his intention 10 restorc to his brother Of AustTj
! | tl,e 40 vessels of large tonnage aud all ofhf
prizes which hnva been captured from tue Az
. tri4rs since the declaration Of the war. All th
nroceed;ucs af the French Admiralty Courts nj
/ - drnf md ia
ia to he effected free Of all cost and without q
ceptiue any thing in the shape of indennit
from Austria.
T. The I1+.aytr de- Taris the goth u1t, asser
!, | that the Emperor will shortly nay visit
England. in order to re.assure Queen VICTOR
;, mnst completely rs to his eonduct and Intel
II tinn~. m.
:, II, Julien, who has been prisoner in C'ict
:, | since The beginning of Nay, wns on Wcdpesd1
= sct at liberty bv decree of the 1mperia, COM
=" reversing Judgment Of the Tribunal Of Cor
], merce. -:
=, states tfat he saw the people Of Nice drag Il
" bnst Of the Emperor Napoleon through the ke
ID ne1s at the town.
rs II. .Pietvi. formerly prefect Of police in Par
T. ffavs the S;<ct<,) il daily expected home iro r.
italy. It was he, it is said. who induced kt
OF suth tn rrlnqnish his projects. It appears III
he Piedmont is inclined to retain in it's service p'
in | nf The Hungarian volunteers, who would forH
m gorrign regiment.
'n The plenirotentinries Of France and AUST
n wilt meet ut Zurich. in the course Of The ne
week in order to conc'rde peace on the bass
the pre'iminarirs signed At Verona. 1t in .,
"a prpposed that the treaty shall he concluded
20 ftsecn the Emperor NAPOLEON and Fran
ot Joseph, and tllat Sardinia shall make peace v
on Austria BY means Of m "ndditional nc
llh Neither England Russia, nor Prussia are to
nc represcnted ut Zurich; bnt as soon as The tre
r. Of pcacc has been ratified, the fact will
US made known 10 those powers.
re, One of the most significant signs Of the CO..
on dence in the rcrmanence Of peace is to be iot
cd in tho fact Of The celebration Of 200 maria
il The different churches Of Paris On Saturt
,u- last High and low, rich and poor, are rush
,er | TO the a1tar-
he The funeral Of the Queen Of Portugal was
'he the 10th. A great number Of the inhabitants
nn. Lisbon voluntarily put m mourning. md
a,n conrts hare been closed for eight days. -
~ The idea Of war between Francc and Z
tSa land seems to have attained a more rspid mn
epn ty at Madrid than e!scwherc- The lndtptnt1
hst Of that ctr e1clsims, The tirnc is at h
are are when the taking Of London will revenge Wa
> at / 1oo."