New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15


Ssrdln;an Commissioner, NJ. Fsrni "a ANNOUNCING TO
tbeu the refinement Of the Sardnisn fun'toos 7s~:
Psotl. of tie Moep..- ProviseTbs mont OF the
Krs ecps leave fall AID .utirs lbey 70 OK
sD.~ .pd In the spontaneous and solemn ms>ner
your !, si'iuste des!fss
at important bese province is important To com
county, you should shw that the change which h,S-
oteutf, in Italy of hs been
the fun Of passing enthusiasm the wok VI hidden snb
ton.
ola leaving e he future TIA, will know how
&c deserve Kps aszns sseesb- duty
you tia, be will oefbd tie councils Europe yoar legitimate
righ,S You krsw the value of Victor Emmsnu,s word
During the few Gay, that have possessed power you have
been remarkable for and civic well brave
disciplined Ao Ii. joy Of victory and 10 the presence
the dc, duties wtich the unexpected peace his mPoset on
the Issns you have always shown the con.noS the
willingness 10 make sscrtces the CONSEQUENCES OF
rish.
"Ilesve you free, organized, and armed
"Your you will confonnd
the pure Of liberty with the vain inoxiaoa Of license
1.-THE uuoous clamors Of those doubt and fear would
not betting you Civilized Europe has recognized the
right nations regulate for themselves questions Of intora
Prepare 10 ex.ic th. rh, wo'thy and rect assured
princes whose banshmet has been 6ecd By the nsto1
will be restored against the will Of wise people am GER
tain Modenese provinces ttero will be arded
suy p.etext Of cslunny the psc,be csiuuiso OF poor
Italy ing your words your writings. your
Jour rsolu you Gill act In such manner As no,
oy yourselves praise and esteem bn 70 Do
the entire nation and TO elhace the good reputation OF
your whole race.
"PloFLE o. THE MoDESEsE PRovrscEs return into pri
vate life ano thanks honor which the municipalities Of
two Of creates, cities have doDe call myself your
fellow citizen.
ezers have confidence in your detDy and in the
Justice opinion. II the future should for
some painful ia found self the frs, in honor
shall acquired the right to be the first il danger
Modeus, July n. 1893. FARINL"
letter from Parma Of the 9th ult. says
"For sUme days past it bad been announced that
the reighboring towns Of Piacenza MoteDa, Reggie,
and BoogLa propose to send oeput " " tes
tfy Their feelings Of fraternity aud nationality This
idea received with great enthusiasm, and when
they arrived yesterday, IL number about ,2n they
met with the mot beatty reception. The menu
beIs Ct the municipality 'he Doblty the authorities
aud the Governor, Count PaieIi bneelf, assem-
bled the large square, where most friendly greet
ing was given TO Fisofs smd cries OF laly for
ever Long live Victor Enabue!' /" France for
ever" AL the public ara private Establishments
were thrown open and the inna oi,ans We'd with each
other in doing the hOJors of the city. grand ban
quet was prepared in the public garden where twenty
fables laid out, each accommodating 400 persons
Several Tuscan, Piedmont.se, and French soldiers
who happened TO be among the guests we're the OBJ
iects Of particular attention. Many Of them were
wounded aid laOies belonging to the highest aritoc
rscy OF Psrus might be conve,sDg with then with
ss much sfabily though t1ey were their brothers
or CHILDREN. Tue city was decs ed out with thou sands
low cd by bell and at tight the city was brillaI =,
illuminated During the banquet an energetic protest
of The habitspts of P,aceDza against the Doca Gov
tnt was ra and registers Were at the same time
opened to receive the signatures OF all the citizens OF
Para who desired to protest against the return oil the
Ducbess ard her sOD.
Pans letter in the Nord of Brussels says: The En-
v0ys Ct the Provisional Governments of the Duches
have drawn mp a very detailed note on the complaints
of DE people sgspst the deihroned princes, and the
motives which ought to prevent their return. This
note has been lett 10 the bands of Count Wae@sk
GIN able TO confirm what have before told you that
the UperOr in taking leave Of the EnvOys and while
ssvunng them against any armed Intervention, recon-
meuded them to edvse the people TO recall their prn:
ces who ready TO cary out all the reforms called
for by pubic interests and the progress of civzsoo.
e, unit ce Koset, who is furn shed with Instructions
from the Emperor, wIl support by his infueece the
language which the EnvoysOf the Provisional Govern
neIts v II not fail to use.
The Opin,one of Turin has the following article on
the abdicaiioi of the Grand Duke of Tuscany:
The Grand Duke leopold has aodicated in favor Of
his son, ATchduke Ferdinand.
lie was called upon to abdicate by those who were
less ayerse bis nasty when such al act would have
prevented complications foreseen and which eventually
occurred.
What does sbdication signify Dow7
The Grand Duke abdicstes power which ne no
longer assesses. He reDounces IN favor oil DIS son
rights which no longer his OF which he mas Deen
oepnved. .:,,
but he wishes to cave his dynssiy.
Tuscany has the right, and II Is her duty TO give as
reply: TT is too late" She Will have nothing more
10 do With Austrian princes coonels, and protretoIs
Of Austrian regiments, vassals Of Austria.
Ard 10 favor of whom does he wish to abdlcate
o, Prince Ferdinand, who Oh The 2lth OF June was
nree n, at the battle OF Soerilo the Austrian camp,
hoping TO zee the defeat Of the Italian troops; His
b other Prince Charles is the man who made the no.
bic proposal to lombard Florence.
And men fancy that national questions are to be set
tied by such eS perimentspubhc opinion Gained and
nations traLquilized e,
Tuscany has rot asked for ne abdicaion Of the
Grand Duke, but has decreed tn; overthrow oil ms
ana she must see that her decree is respected
LOMBARDY.
~ Lad Of Milan Onalet EuOsCrntlOn lOr