New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26
ITALY.

The fubftaDee OF the reply OF hlng Nictor Emanuei
10 Il Empsrors letter Is reported 20 be TO THIS eject
n at il The EmI Of the French is bound by the
Convention of VafHnca, the King of Sardinia afro
bouI By tie wishes Of his people.
The Driffo of Turin, announces that the greater
art Of the Pedmonese loan had been subscribed for
IL a. fret banking houses in Turin, Genoa, Parma,
kcdens, LegheIn, Florence, and Bologna. The trad.
l community OF Milan had subscribed for &,OOO,OO0
fnIcs.
Tie eorresrondent of The Times in Tuscany insists
hat il il tie obvious combined drift of France aud
Austria absolutely and completely TO destroy the real
strength and influence Of the prestige Of Piedmont and
her KIg and thus 70 give the deatL-blow TO the ma
tional a, psaiioIs OF Italy,
Tie Tsrs correspondent Of Tie LOHd0a Post SAYS il
was run cred that the Papa Government had requested
Frai &c 10 occupy with French troops those portions of
tie Roman States which have thrown of the temporal
authority Of Pope Plus TX
DISPATCHES from Boogns, Parma, and hodena, dated
tie eth init, state that the National Assemblies in
those places had each and all voted the regency
Of Prince Carignan, and had invested him with full
oN err. similsr proposition pending in the
Tuscan Legislature, ard was expected 70 be adopted
d day the steamer sailed.
Tie yerrion Of Victor Emsnuel's response 10 the
FurEror Maj ceons letter H. that be tells the Emperor
be caInot adhere in the Congress 10 the policy of
n touching the restoration OF the deposed dynas
ter, but he will pronife not TO give any armed aid TO
Central Italy long there is no military interyen-
titn u ere hy any other power
Folio VIA the example OF the other Central italian
81 tes tie National Assembly OF Tuscany, with the
4 tom of ole vote, unanimously appointed Prince
(rili Regent, to govern the country 10 the
Of Victor manuel, the elected King.
Gariald had subscribed 5000 francs 70 the million
uuket fund and had, besides, Issued stirring proc
Ian alton in furtbeauee Of the scheme. The ForSnee
coiresIoI dent Of Tie London 1mss says the subser
L, wi films beyond the moot slugu eKreets
1le Paris correspondent of The London Tunes says
tie election Of Prince Cargnsn TO the Regency Of
Parma ard Tuscany vas received IN Paris with eS-
tI,ne displeasure. The Pedmonsse Government,
bay ing been requested from Pans 10 reel rain the m-
rt,uous spirit OF the Italian patriots, declared thai it
enid not he responsible for the acts OF populations
over nhieh the King WAS not permitted " exercse
even temporary control.
IT, London IOsfs correspondent has heard that
de patch has been rent from high personage, request
M Kin Victor Emanuel TO be guarded aboat the An
neal rob qursrtn.
MopIsA, Nov. e.-The following is a summary Of
Trs elan at, ssued to-day BY Farni Dictator Of No
oeI 4 al Parma, who has been Professionally appointed
G.yeLorof tie Romagna by the Assembly Of Bologna
The DissfOr commences by stating that he accepts
WITH CONFIDENCE u power conferred upon nm 5y the
npItsentEtves Of tie PEOPLE, and that he will do bis
u meet 10 all difficulties and dangers. The
Difaf T nth uss thns:
"EuroIe knows that you are Catholics, and thai you
belong 10 tie Church, ell the Catholics Of al
9th 1atons hut az Italians you belong to italy and
il ycuT duty 20 love and defend your country aud 20
seeL IrotI erty. You only ask for that which ali
civilized nations have sought for-ramely, liberty Of
'eci ara CoLscrnce, ara pOhticAI ireed n and a.
y You aho denai the application Of the principles
vtich tie basis Of tie public rights OF nations
Tie glorious chief Of that PEOPLE which shed lie blood
or came invited 10 become soldiers 10 fight for
tie nceIeudence Of Italy Uder the standard of Victor
inarrei ard 10 become free citizens Of our country.
Emore Knows that II the peace Of Italy by
rslC' ring Italy 70 The Italians. II II aware that We
ready 10 give tie necessary guarantees for order
tlI1t cut tie country; bot also knows that the
4 le OF X. o. IA, II iorbearance and moderation
- lie Of avail, sooner that ri NIT 10 the yoke
vsu adse ed OILY By their duty 10 their country
a pursuH Of Il e rsih OF honor"
a IuTu telegram OF tie Eth says: King Victor
lrmtel IN ecnsequence Of very urgent Representa-
ton received from tie French Government, has
iused % gTait permission . Prince de Cangnan 20
ceFt lie regency ofCentr l-aly offered 70 him.