The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, AUGUST II, 1859

People of the Noiesee prav'ncss, rsturn into private
e aud thanks 10 the honor wncn ene "o'cipshies OF
t~o OF the Il eatest Gales Dave eo-o me- Can eau myseh
Fe,lowc,,zeus have confidence in your des,lDy aud
in tie justice u paSe et.lGI sSs ,u.ure snea re-
the fret boror shall have acquired the right TO be first
in danger FARlSL
SopssA Jny o., 1859
a leiIe, from Psraa OF the 27,h rIt Gays
For some Gays past /, had been announced that the
neiebboring tosps Of Paoenza Modcna Reggie apd Bo
ogna proposed send Populations to US to testify their
Ieepgs OF fraternity aud nationality. This idea
c,ytd gith giea, enthusiasm, aud when they arrived
ytserday IN humber about eco they met win the most
hearty reception, The members OF the municipality, the
Loby, the authorities and the Governor Count Paer
most friendly greeting vas given 70 our vsers amidst
ciies or "lialy for ever' "Long live Victor Emanuel
ens s tpe Sravn M me b s %
each cher in doing the honors Of the city grand banquet
was prepared 10 the public garden where twenty tables
we're laid out, each accommodating 400 persons Several
Tuscan Piedmontese and French soldiers happened
TO be among the guess the objects OF particular at
tenton Many OF them were wounded, and ladies be-
longing to the highest arstocracy OF Parma might be
conyerspg with them with much afabiity though
they their brothers children. The city decked
banquet was followed by ball. and at nightshe city was
brilliantly illuminated. During the banquet energetic
protest Of the Inhabitants OF Piacenza against the Duch
government read, and registers at the same
tine opened 10 receive the signatures OF all the citizens OF
Parma who desired 10 protest against the return Of the
Duchess and her son.
THE DETHRONED ITALIAN PRINCES.
Paris letter In u Nord Of Brussels sAys-rhe en-
voys OF the provisional governments OF the Duche8 have
drawn up very detailed note the complaints Of the
people against the dethroned princes, and the motives
which ought TO prevent their return This note has been
lt In the hsncs OF Count Waewski am able to coodrm
what have before told ycu that the Emperor In taking
leave OF the enjoys and while assuring them against any
armed recommended them TO advise the
pie 10 recall their princess who ready to carry out all
he reforms called for by public interests and the progress
OF civilization. Count de Reset who Is furnished With in
structoDs from the Emperor viii support by his influences
the language which the ENJOYS OF the provisional govero
menis will rot fail TO use.
TUSCANY.
TIE Ofinioas Of Turin has the following arte 90 the
ahdcston Of the Grand Duke Of Tuscany: =
The Grand Duke Leopold has abaicated In favor OF his
sen, ArchduSe Ferdinand
BE was called upon to abdc ne by thoss vim ess
avse 10 his d! nasty when such act would have pre-
vented complications foreseen and which eventually
curred.
What Goes abdcaton signify novS
TIE Grand DUKE abdcstes power which he 10 longer
possesses. He rersurces in favor OF bis rights which
are no longer his, Of which ne hiss been deprived.
be has ncerstcOd that ha restoration impoesibe
he wishes to save his dynasty.
Tuscany has the right and it "a her duty ITO give as re-
ply" IL too late" She will have nothing more to do
with Austrian princes coonels and propriet0rs OF Aug
TRAN regiments, vsasais of Austria
And In favor Of whom does he wish to abdicate3
Or Prince Ferdinand who the oath OF June was pre-
sent at the battle Of Soerino the Austrian CAMP hoppg
10 see the defeat Of the Italian troops HIS broth Prince
Charles ia the man who made the noble proposal TO bonn
bard Florence
And fancy that national questions are to be settled
BY such expedents-publc opinion Gained and nations
tranquillzed.
Tuscany has not asked for the abdicaon OF the Grand
Duke but hiss decreed the overthrow OF his dynasty aud
enc muat zee that her decree is respected.