New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-18

efgrspn OF "a Loo, ,oeea.s tt.t An-'Ja and
T,ance viii p0i y.e 'shhth the Dosn' VI 49,. 80
MoSera by frce ct AIMS. kos"'-G' ear'.s g,
sn,o,rtn. ne D eJ have .xpeIieboeh f,n tno
49, az Er yTGnd see PLAINLY tDs me i"uaue on1s
10 her now e their only hope. lney .hi.h y
ony poyer If our Ministsrs are Hue 70 me P.ncpss
they have 20 long professed, % fen. I've ;nis
chr former popusity IN the Pensnsnia, sho se'e LUIS
beautiful country from dsJBD-ss snn ePProSsi"n
pn,.n.,, 20 the convention Of Viis'rsncA SardinA
has bee n compelled 20 ~thdra~ the royai To-.
era from Tuscany, Modena, ssd toe L,gaInbS tnns
,b ueasure .as put off tn the very ls.t -ho 20
n,u iliugly be Pl.dmontess Government posen - lne
nd zee. salty while the unanimous msnlios'@1rone
throug hont these states, especially the Two aIe
no Lss strongly 70 the sentiments entertained ny tue
,.onulatons Addresses have beeD and st'i! coououe
nonripp IN from every class, expressive OF Inen
lion 10 Victor Ensr uel and their determination 20 re-
sst by force Of arms any ss'emp. az s,ses.es
bsy, as We. tarDished the dignity ana modeisHono'
this pa,iopa, protest species OF conVeb,on Ia.
hsep entered into by these provinces ana 60
for their mutual defense, aod 3oVVo men -. the
egsi,rns aipst the Puntifcial troops, ana par orc
10 be concentrated st Mofen,, spPIenehsNe ornrtsd
attack from Duke Francis V. THIS Prince IS .ha
10 be uednstDg an invasion OF ms 'eII"oy 30
b.sd ~ OCO men mostly mercenaries, whom 10 ~
NOISE wealth The IL the richest Prince ID Euiv
easily enabled hun to collect Ie-teinsy, .nIooxn
wle6 the Royal Commissioner, rarh, INC s;,psd bs
Romon eue and historian, officially res'sneu nJ
f t,Un,in oil the municipal an,honHes snu
;.st;.n,,s ss.embled in the grea. square be-
fore the palace, and eptTeaied MN ho' .ho
abapdon them il this crisis ont 70 uhler.aA s.,sno
ten uorsyy direction of affairs dictator As c':'sen
Of Modens-a privilege recently conferred upon MN
FARM accepted this charge ia order TO maln'Ah pun
liz order uht the general vote Of national ase noy
speedily to be convok.d bss legally expressed 'e
With regard 10 Parma less agitation seems 10 pre-
vail The people have had their meetings, have pro
fe,sed their vOon and sffec loo for victor Enanue
nVlat thA NOS
being separated from him. What gives Die
fom 1a,ion for this securty the fact that Connt fa
Eeri the Piedmonlese Governor OF Parma and fiacen
"a, returned on Wednesday evening to Parma, ater
having been present at Cabinet Connc az iurin'
and kswe that since the announcement OF the peace
the Pres dent and judges Of the la6 courts III that
State have taken the oath Of allegiance - the h'ng
As for the Duchess Regent, whom every one LOOKS Oh
AZ victim f Austrian oppre scion in the first instance
and of Austrian spite in the second general impress
sion prevails that the could be mo-t comfortably
transferred to Tuscany; and uDder tne guaranty OF
eood Constitution, and no Austrian interference, lne
TuscaDs IT is surmised, wooId nave no oDJec'ioh Z"
receive bers .
Here in Genoa where it anticipated that salts.
faction at the annexation Of Lom6srdy, 90 Dehenca
10 Genoese commerce. would have mastered every
other confederation Ill humor and di'trnst continue IN
abated The revulsion Of feeling against the French
Emperor has been so great that the DARKEST designs
against PiedDOntese constitutional liberty are now '
pued TO him a. the primary motive OF his entering On
the suppression of the Saute of ciS would DC one OF
the results Of the peace OF Nllaranca.
The circular issued on the 9th by Ratazz', Minister
of the Interior is apparently ora*n up WIN view Oh
dspelne these apprehensiODs II opens w1tn the de-
claraon of maiLtainng =" unsheken fidelity to the
"poloy which for than ten years has insured to
The country all the benefits resulting from the union
I" of liberty ard ORDER" and calls upon those IN any
way connected with the Government TO rally rouud
"he constitutional throne all the aims, the aspirations
"sud the legitimate il fuences Of the nation On the
ratification of the peace, according 10 tbe OP"'0He,
a semi-minis erial organ, the extraordinary powers
placed by the nation in the Kings hands will be sus
pt nded and things turn to their normal political con-
Oition. Yet how that ia to be- though by no means In
chpiDg to the darker side Of the question, own my
self at a less to comprehend uoess very dlhere1t
Interpretation is given at Zurich to what We believe 10
have been stipulated at Villairanca.
The foItresses are a stumbling block such as no
diplomatic address shuttle over. There they stand
Peschiera and Mantua-Austiias advanced posts In
Lombsdy. To talk Of permanent peace as long as
the black and yellow flag floats from their ranparts, Is
AN insult to common senseat least go every one here
considers It. .
Then the Italian Confederation and the presidentshp
of the Pope After the pbilosophic Gioberh had 30
bitterly confessed his earl deuon on this head, the
revival of scheme clearly proved mprscticable by
the most enlightened and moderate OF Italian reform
ers, has IN it cynical irony that has wounded Tue
national pride to the very Notwithstanding the
acqnescence of Rome TO the PROPOSAL 1t is looked upon
as 70 impractcable and absurd that no one believes
Austria and France will attemptto enforce 1t. Con.
su'ed this federative diet would be, religious and
intellectual liberty could longer exist, and Piedmont
with five States az ainst her. would see all the rus OF
the last ten years bighted. Asa sample merely OF
what the popes presidency would lead to, refer you
| TO Plus MS letter to the Nicar-General, Cardinal
| Parizi, in which, while ordering public thanks
| evnes for the peace, he pluDges into theologl-
cal disqusition. Massimo dAzegho, in recent
pre- elan alton to the Boognese, had stated that God
left free in his opinions, whether political or re-
| a" hgfous'-an expression which the Pope wishes 10
consrue into denial OF the immortality Of the soul
The curious train Of reasoning Dy which this coDcu-
sion arrived at Is too long for me to traDscrbe but
recommend the document IN eXtenso 10 readers.
Some well.intentioued Catholics with whom dis.
cussed il sheltered themselves behind the suppOslto
| that il must surely be ap)cryphal The breach be-
tween Rome ard this State wldens daily; and the a.
setioDs OF the Ga:cd ia Roma that the of
| Perugis have been willfnlly exaggerated have only
served to draw from the Piedmontese papers fresh
amount of evidence to subsantiate then charges.
TREASON TRIALS IN THE PAPAL STATES
Seven Inhabitants of Perugia, accused by order Of
the Pspal Government, before council Of war, a.
instigators and leaders ~ the resistance offered by the
people to the Ponthcal troops, have been condemned
10 DEATH
A document ISSUED in the Popes name ard dat ed
Peruga, July 2Ol the authenticity OF which there is
too little 10 doubt sets forth that extraor-
navy special council OF war composed of Major Jean
nerat, Of the Isl Foreign Regime Presdent Capts.
Petere j, Lavelez, Basega, Heon Stockin and Per.
petit; Gmga, Advocate, aud Glare, Military Registrar,
had Eat to Try the Perugan case of high trensOn and
public violence against Francesco Guardabassi, OF
ferueis aged u, landed proprietor; the Baron Nico-
las Dsrzeua of Perogia, aged 49, Landed proprietor;
Iephrin Faina BaldRi os Nenanzio aged "a
barker; There Befard, Of Perugis, advocate; Carlo
Bruscm. sged - of Perugs, advocate Count An,o-
Iio Cesarei sged s. Of Peugia advocate anG Flippo
Tsnni, aged 80 of Peruga, landed proprietor sod ad
yocse. The aforesaid there charged with having
! provoked ana maintained seanon and insurr ecton
against 10y their efforts, tbs first four as iuuta and
the rest as committee of defense the Sovereign Pom
TIN and his legitimate government June Ii and the
following days, by the publication of prints melting
rebelor by overthrow ing the papal insiguis erecting
tn cClnred flags errnling endiers and cnectinr arms