New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27

lat Austria, Theocra,ic Rome. Constitutional p;.I
mont, and the T~o Siciles, Pam. Tuscany s,l NJ
uena DE sma gamstec7 What m sasure, can h, o3,,oA
iof TIE uniform development Of the moral ana ~
ouotVe forces of the naonl How can unity he ga.
'aohsheo and disccTd prevented Must Ped mont
She Tue sacrifice Of her liberal innov ations to Rome
o' vienna, or must The contrary taks place. These
grave questions, It atds, can only be decided by a
Congress.
The Pedmontese Gazette in stating Tim, Tho oioo
hons took place throughout Tuscany on the 9Th with
tDe greatest ofcer ADDS that Baron Bsttno Ress,Il
and al the Ministers, Marquis Giro Capponi Advoc .e
tiaieotti Professor Glorg nj, Marquis BartoIon mel
tioofaloniefe, Of Florence, Advocse MaIepcbini N.
Hdsml, banker, and other influential men, are among
the elected. 49, "o
A letter from Chambery says
The nobility of Savoy, am informed have found p
KIND OF bc--o fcrnsne, which without Getscbpg their
province from King Victor nanuol's dpmiuops. viii
aevenne.ess secure to 1t separate and Independent
government. ms change contests in trsnsfprmog
Savoybto vceroyaty, which would have for It's 81
the youngest OF the Kings sons the Duke of Aosta
aea nave an administration quite separate from that
OF the King Italian possessions II need hardly be
SAID that no one a. preent regards this project in
senous hght but on tue meeting of the Chambers
me question OF Savoy, and probably this plan, will
De brought forward.
correspondent of Liverpool paper states that an
extraordinary and significant movement is taking
place in Nenita. The people, having been abandoned
10 Austrian tyranny are flying into Lombardy. The
emigration has already taken place on large scale;
people have abandoned houses, farms shops-all that
they possessed-to escape the Austrian yoke ADD if
the coming Congress definitely abandons the province
OF Ventis to Austrian rule it is said that there will be
4 general exodus of the people.
SO bad is the financial condition of Austria that her
troops in Italy are not generally paid aud some acts
OF muny have air ssdy occurred among the Croatians
on this account Some OF them, says letter from
Breeos, have been shot, and the great bulk Of the
force has been sent home to avoid further nconven-
fence The most alarming discortent has shown itself
among the HuDgarisus, who are daily deserving from
Verona and from Mantua. These poor fellows do not
yet know what fate is in store for them, bit they
hare decided 10 emgrateto america rather Aqn trust
10 airy amnesty wkich austria can grant.
Correspondence Of The London News
PARMA, Avg. 6, 1859.
Count Reset put off his intended journey, aad will
only leave this afternoon at oc clock. He received
yesterday telegrapbc dispatch in cyph r. enjoining
him to epdeavOr 10 prevail Count Paleri the Ssr
dinan Governor, to ssue public announcement that
.. al hope of annexation Of the Duchy of Parma TO
- Piedmont must be given up, and that the people
here ought to resign themselves TO the idea of the
T." contemplated restoration of the Ducal family"
Palher answered that be had no instructions from his
owl government TO that effect and tha. whenever his
government wished to make such an inmstion TO the
people Of Parma they would have to seek fr another
person TO do their bidding. You know, moreover the
reply mace by Dabormlda the Minister for Foreign
Aalrs at Turin, 10 smlar proposition of the French
government. Piedmont Will have no hand in the res
toraton of the soveregns Of Central Italy and ifthe
Emperor Napoleon thinks the eoquence of hs envoy
the best meaIs of elcipg the spontaneous vote OF
the lta ans, he need have recourse TO no o.her con-
1rivapce.
For the rest / know Count Reset has had long in
terviews with several influential persons belonging 10
all parties and their declarations have been unanl
if there had never been euch thug as dvl-
sion of political opinions in this country The Marquis
Clan Francesca Pall8vicini President OF the Universl
ty OF Parma brother Of the Marquis Giuseppe Pal
lavcini the Prime Minister of the Duchess, and nov
an eIe in her suite-one of that Palaviclni family
who under the patronage Of the Duchess Regent he1
the Duohy almost 10 fee simple, as their ancestors ala
the best part of its mountain region 10 the Middle
Ages-the Marquis Frsncesco Pallavcini, say, be-
sought and ccDjuTed Count Reset to induce ms In
peral master lay aside all thoughts OF the DuGh-
sss restoration as her return could not fail to be the
60 Of sorders aud scenes of bloodshed OF whcn
90 they the Duchess welLknOwn friends, would not
90 fail TO be the first victims.
The dea Of this kingdom of Central Italy Is gang
ground rapidly around me, ard all opportune measures
are taken to enable tie Parnesans to proclaim farn'
their Dictator and be thus joined TO tue Mooenese tne
moment Paller and the other Piedmonte7e anthoue5
are withdrawn. Between Modena, Bologna and
Florence the best understanding already established,
and the Italians Of the present DAY 1t Is lmp0soie 10
deny show much eagerness for union az thelr ioe
fathers eyiDced readiness and developed perVeTso
genius for divisions and civil feudS. -,
All these schemes and dsvlcee, however, may, al
most al any moment be cut mort by tne oIc"P7D1pu
Of these Central Italian towns by the French, or by
popular commotiOus, As the ultinatum OF ou-
fc6 .s IN their fate Is made public. Here the Gov
eminent rests on popular suerance and for6earauoe
ony. 1t mas no other force than 200 raw Piedmonte5e
corscripts Of the Nth Regiment anu tne Na,ona a.
Cuard-by far the largest number OF wniGh oelonE 20
sbose classes amorg whom disorder, in all countnes,
looks for the sctive workers of mischief
News from Florence Of August | announces the ue-
v,otion of the Bevedere citadel from which the late
CranS Duke meant to lombard the city. Ihis act Is
Sc;s;e as 70 his chance of return. Garbadi 10 daily
s1peced according to La Pet.,e 1t IS adGe@ ey ri
m .-aSopp in Tuscany at the head of $1,000 men
mo.ti1 Inc regiments Of Alpine hunters He has got
Leave Of absence from the service OF hing Victor
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