New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-04
PIEDMONT.



TCRIs, July 10 1882
The evaporation occasioued by the Yafrsn "A cor
veuton seems 20 have gtesty abafed al auy rate one
hear much les Of il. Tne newspapers continue to
dsen upon the misioTtunes Of ltaly, ever b4trsyei
either by herself the foreigner the detected I-aan
party predicts trcublous times ne.r at hand the King
is reported tn be si aboriDg under grea disappoiut
eu, and vexaron at having been left 10 the l1ch by
bis msgp aninous ally. Count Cavour Is assisting Sig
Tor Rarazzi in his endeavors 70 form Govern nent
ard purposes, it is ssid, when II Il accomplished 20
take short tour abroad. Extremely little Interest
seems 10 be felt with respect To the coming Mns.ry
The papers give n.ts in which figure the names Of
Gems. Della Narmora and Fant Of Migiet'i, lawyer
and Deputy, and Of the Marquis Montice'l; but an
ed that up 70 this morplng no Cabinet had been
formed.
OF what is being done in other Italian States hsve
a. yet bu, scarty Information; but they seem generally
dete mined 70 stand mp for their independence, ana
refuse TO receive back their former rulers. The
Modena Gazette says that knows FOR certain that
Austrian troops 10 be employed to enforce the Con-
ven'iop far a. that Ducby s conce ned; that It il
convinced that French troops will not ana tina, there
e the problem j. solved for that the MOder have
ample provision Of sldeIs arms and decision for the
maintenance Of order and defense Of their rights.
The National Guard il being modified, and addresses,
profess and unlimited Ofers are beng drawn up for
presentation to the Kings Government. A letter
BON Bologna describes the impression made by the
"Napoleoric telegram as immense and terrible.
II il there erpreted mot unnsturav az the triumph
Of Austria and the Pope. Austria being able, says
Prem the open Of her Empire introduce her
three year. The IL master 10 Italy The general indfnstou
ipde.cribebe The volunteers who nsTehns upon Rni
strong from here have '.t oat another me
b.ussn ho. Of Ms11ocs' and o;br corps. We hope th, 70
,hed the blod IN the Lombard pains an1 we soLe with toe
cry q Etrira the valiant King Noro Emsunele' We vii
sought TO .rmipa,e With the triumph Of clerical de.pi.n."
This is pretty plain speaking, and, If deeds cores
pond with words, which not always the case in Italy
il is clear that there great deal Of trouble 20 come,
and that the settlement of Italy the Nillafanca
bases is not to be accomplished xithou force Of foreign
arms. Or are we to suppose that the convention ot
VIllsfraDca will undergo considerable modification
when comes 10 be discussed and extended into reg
uar treaty by the three Powers cobcernedl There
10 be lfe doubt that the King. While un wiling
ly scquis soDg 10 certain extent In the arrangement
which hs ally bad made without consulting him. posi-
lively refused TO form part of Confederation Of which
the Pope should be President ard Austria and Naoes
members The Emperor is seid 10 have put hlm OH
with a vague assurance that the point in question
sh )uld be arranged in manner satisfactory 10 oul.
The brief arrangement C, ncluied by the two Emper'
oIs, and Of which each retains copy signed by the
other with third copy sept to Victor Eman-
uel after they had decided the matter Without
admitting him 10 their councils can hardly,
one would think, be departed hom to 80 import
snt would be requisite-l will not sy TO
satisfy, but temporarily to appease the excited ianan
pOpu Iatons. II il be positively and irrevocaOy de
cded that neither French Austrian soldiers are to
operae in The countries south of the Po-in Parma,
Modena, Tuscany ard the LegatObs-it viii, perhaps,
appear to some That the ltdndhs nave nucT sdHc h
their hands than hey would have had If the French
had remained beTe longer and carried their conqaests
further IL thus becomes struggle between the peo-
pie and their Princes and if the Italians have the VIII
10 fight and have learnt, they say they have les
soDs Of wisdom from past errors foles and nl'tor-
tunes they ought 20 be able to vindcste the rights
they claim ana TO establish their governments upon
such basis that they soon would lot have to be
alarmed at the plesence Of Austria in Venetia the
other hand the Convention ssys that tue Dukes OF Mo
dtna and Tuscany are To resume their tbroues. Are
the words {" if they are able to do unssssted to be
understood If 80. they form an invitation to strife
ard revolution in Central Italy.
Yesterdays Go-6ne coutsired decree extending to
Loubardy the additional 10 per cent war tax already
imposed on the Sandman States. financially speak
ibg il may be doubted ether Lombsrdy will, when
all the bills to be made up, gain much by her
change Of masters.
Todays Gazette ssys that on the 18th inst. the pop
ulation Of Pacenza again manifested its firm uten1on
of remaining united 10 Piedmont. At p. H. n crowd
assembled under the windows of the lnendsnt, utter
ing r,ras for the King aud declaring that they were
determined TO remain always under his rule. On the
following day registers opened and the ciizeps
we're invited to sign declaration To the effect that
they had spontaneously united themselves to Pied
mont and that force alone should deach them from it.