New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-07
latest reports bring word of new instruction in

latest reports bring word of new instruction I'D
Sicily.
The Provisional Government in Parma has
pushed its measures against the real or suspected
assassins Of the wretched Anvln 70 dangerous
extreme. That. cruel, brutal, and beastly as be
was his natural if not just death at the hands OF
the mob wa. under the circumstances, lamentable
noItical thunder ia clear But il is equally clear,
after all the sbrieking over Reign OF Terror and
rsvoutionarv horrors subsidies, that the immediate
executors of the popular, natural instinct of VEN
geauce ought not to be regarded as ordinary assas-
sins. For political effect Dictator FARM has
nushed on the affair, as said, 10 dangerous ex-
IRENE. As it now stands, some dozen compara-
tyely innocent men must forfeit their lives, not in
atonement for the blood of the miserable Anviu,
INT 70 stop the mouths of such enemies to the cause
Of Italy as VeuilIct and the Bishop OF Orleans. A
wholesale and in fact purely political, execution OF
that sort is likely to revolt the Parlnesan Popua.
ton Per contra, FARMS circular, explaining and
defending against the pretensions OF the amiaoH
Duchess, Regent of Parma, the position Of the
Provisional Government of that State, lie remark
able document. able in argument and calm in tone.
A letter dated at Venice, October 5, first pub
lisbed in the Nord and since reprinted extensively
in French papers, confirms and adds TO the worst oil
what the Venetian correspondent of THE TRIBUNE
has made known TO your readers. 1t presents,
however, two hopeful features In the sad case oil
that unhappy country. The emigration Is con-
stantly going on over the Lombard and Iodenese
and Romagno borders and the liberal promises and
pretenses of Austria deceive 40 one. BY the way,
an amnesty was one of the famous Villafranca pre-.
lmnaries Just as much one of them as the restOra-
ton without forcibe means) of the Dukes; nothing
of this amnesty has been applied in veneta.
The Car of Russia and the Prince Regent OF
Prussia are to meet at Bresau, they say, next Sat-
urday; Francis Joseph is to meet the Car in few
III III hrs1n
j. is to call ON Napoleon at Compeigne next
month; Napoleon himself to call on King Leo
pold at Mons, says thoroughly well-iniormed
correspondents no, at the chateau of Laecken, says
another thoroughly ditto Prince Napoleon did 90
to England the other day TO see the Great Eastern;
did not see Queen Victoria, as the knowing ones,
who will never bear in mind that his cousin has
never given him an important mission since that I'M
lucky one to Madrid, in the old Presidential time,
persisted in saying that he would. 7. n.
has since returned, and been at st. Cloud, where
Emperor, Empress, and Napkin remain housed
till they go to Compeigne for days shooting next
month. The Empress is said, for the twentieth
time in the last four years, to be in an interesting
stuation; same remark is made of the Princess
Clothilde. What | chance to know OF this last
named young lady is, that she has been most
watchful tender nurse 10 her old father-n-law ex-
King Jerome, who has been in a very bad way the
past week. There is no acute disease but the
chronic malady of old age told hardly on him IN
August and September. Just now, be is better
again, and warmly expresses his gratitude to his
Od-hearted daughter-in-law.
Schillers centennial birthday is to be celebrated
worthily By the German residents in Paris, on the
10th of next month. Music will, as Is proper,
largely contribute TO the attractions of the fete,
which is to take place in the beautiful circus in the
Champ Elysees. Several new compositions by
MeyeTbeer appear in the programme, which Is
already published.