New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-19

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sN,su De-, yue,sers DO Dot DOW set ao ea'her oa',
S.se CO g., i.s opeoips, and have reaouacef
AZ ~, q, the present month as the date oi iH
- In he followed by general European Con-
-. ar Conference, whether Austria be- "uins OF
s,.;llps. To judge from tue tooe OF An't'lsn
i..,psj.n, for the last dag or t~o, that power IS
f,s opposed to Congress tbao up " tue pre'eu'
time, ihe has been supposed to De.
Far ,ucb European asseD, bly, there Is abundant
~o,k an hand. Meantime the Itzli,ns OF CeotrAl
Italy are behaving admifaely-nrm' CAIN, ac"no
and hopeful beyond what m'eh. nave oreu 80
3D. In Tuscany tho elections Tor Na'r'aa, a'se,i-
Nh are snno;ufed for D.1t week; 10 Modena the
sans The ooslifcstion for elector 10 Moden1 Is
aoe az VI wears, aud ability ~ read ana "rlb'-s
adjudication that will keep some OF toe late DUKE
osr,y from the yols. The educated classes througo-
90. Ceptfsl Itsly are in large majority opposed 70
ths return Of the runaways though not as united as
Mr.. 10 be wished 90 the form Of government ~ be
decidsd; some being for Annexation 70 Piedmont,
asd Others for an independent State. 10 this 1lVi-
sioD ia their danger that they Will fall, or rather
be sebtIy forced aewD between the t." stools, on
t. The old dncal thrones oush oned WITH some more
or less lib, raj constitution There Is rumor OF
projected military league between the three duchles
Ard the Lega ions The plan Of this lesg1e,
simil,r To thO,e of the Middle Ages Is t. com
"bne the interests ali parts OF Central Italy,
"aDd, in Gaze If need, unite sbelr military forces
"und,r one chief" The chief talked Of is, OF
eou, So GAribadi, who 10 SAID 3, have ASKED ior on
unbmi;ed furlough from the Sandman War Minis
ter. You will hsvs seen his proclamation dated at
Lovere, July %, the essence OF which Is resumed
10 the closing watch-words, Italy aud Victor
EpsootL"
Meantime, that is between now and the meeting
of ,he Copsrvss will Napoleon keep one Of bis
promises and let the Italians, who 4" became
so,d,sIs" az bis call, "be citizens -" present no
ob.isc),s TO the fee Manifestation of their leg'ti-
mate wisLssl" Though have not an unsh,ken
fanh 10 thar mans veIidcity, | should answer
with a pretty strong emphasis on "legi innate,
word bearing diff, SPECIFICATIONS With BIN, IN
the sfirn,atjve. There are two courses OF argd-
melt III support Of my opinion-one OF the 10 alarm
ippiy long ard somcVhht tangled. The short one
ia this: n you or ] were Louis Napoleon, We
,hood d.,ire for our historical fame, for the sase
of cur European prestige and our French popu-
hity 10 settle for Ibe 1t years this Italian ques-
ton; and We should have brslns eoough to SEE,
beios men OF the epOco, that the settlement, ~ Dc
anything like permanent, most Test, or seem to
rest, on the expressed popular will. Now, h.,
being Louis NspoIeOo, is quite as likely to reason
soundy Oh tho matter as you or l, dear general
reader.
PcDdiDg the organization of LOmbardy and
the Insnifr station Of legitimate wishes 10 Central
Italy . large rencb force will be left in Italy-in
Lombsrdy hs Ill suxiliafy ~ Victor Emanuel, IN
the Duchess ss prrseTvers Of order: only Tor that,
On OUT In perisl ord Of honor Thsti il, the Italians
msy elect Deputies who may meet and express
wishes Tor annexation tn Piedmont, or for some
rev iDdept pdeDt government of constitutional
but monsrchical firm, and protest formally az snst
the re-iDstall,toD Of their latelyexpelled rulers.
The Central League may p. ssibly be permitted
slsO; but no fix htIng, no republican mtnifesta-
tons ~ill be alloaed. Neither Will Austria be
suffered to interfere directly; nor will that ex-
Duke Of Modera be permitted to attempts recovery
Of bis iOI fe,t throne by armed force.
c. nm. sion-rs from The Provincial Governments
OF The dncbes have been received here respectfully
A French Commissioner has been sent thther ~
report their condition Whether half the cogjec-
lures ~ to the other objects Of the mssioo of NJ.
do Reject are true, such for example "A that he
goes ~ sdvise the acceptance by the Tuscans OF
their late monsrchs son and the Dew guaranteed
constitutional reforms be will briug with HIM,
have DOT the slightest means OF koOw1ug. That
half Of them false, there is 10 doubt, beiog in
6st contradiction to the other half. Not being on
familiar terms with q minister nor WIN m'ols'efs
valet in all France, ny means of obtaining accu-
rate information Oh many such points are as Hunted
- Lord John Russells.
Mere botberipg to the French Emperor and TO
Congress toan the r-s; Of Cebtrhl Italy, will be
tho komagns. The B,logDese Government pays
no heed Il the paterDAl a. cussins' aud excommu-
picailons Of the Pope, but goes "n governing issn-
ing losbs and adopting the Nnpole00ic code in the
most tecularlzed m,Dner conceivable. His Ma
issiy sent letter to HIS Holiness few days sgo,
nyiiiug bin to jim the Confederation, TO accept
tb. honorary Presidency, 10 Introduce legal code,
to sscularzo at least the Legations and to organize
. national amy hy cooscrpton so Ms To escape toe
ihconveDieDc-s Of an indefinite proongAtioD OF the
French occupation Such is in brief the substance
OF the letter which was in the NEST courteous ana
fbal and Christian. libe tone, as reported 10 Bel
giaD paper. The Ropes reply to tue Emperor is
also reported in another journal, but IS
d tly fah attn IN.