New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
TUSCANY AND THE DUCHIES.

The Tuscan Council Of State consisting OF the most
eminent men il the Grand Duchy. unanimously voted
ON the l2th the union Of Tuscany with The rev kl0g
dom Of Northern ltsy, under the sovereignty OF the
House Of SAVOY Addresses 10 the King and Emperor
OF the French H. accordance with this resolution acre
voted. The Council demands that ia any case Tu--
cary -ha not be placed again uLder the yoke OF Aus
trlsn Princes.
The me ssurss taken By the Government receiving
news Of the auistce stated in the letter Of our
PsIis correspondent.
TIE Tuscan division. Undey the command Of Gen.
Viios has ceased 20 belong 70 the 9TH Corps Prince
Napoleons Of the French army, aud has passed under
the orde OF King Victor Emanuel.
Ac 'ordDg TO Le N0rd, French corps fdrbaSe OF
40 600 will remain IN italy until the reorganzs-
op o the country according to the tenor Of the peace
The folioaiug letter which the Pa,rie ventures 10
publish gives account Of the irst iupres1oc
created in Tuscany BY the news OF the treaty Of
Niiatrsnca:
The Of the conclusion peace ba. excited immense ag
taon. 1t peced improbable tina, Peop~ az st
refused believe Il; When became impossible to doubt the
emotion became general. and rise Ia disorder The
official yacad announcing the peace Dc wn il
pace. The printing Il tho TsodH Mniier1 invaded y
he popuace and all the opI If The paper found In were
bun The Able Cas the manager Of the paper
vas particularly blamed by the crowd for having printed the
upeIors dispatch piece II news but m having done IL
waiting for authorization from the Provisional Gov
eminent, ard thereby betrayed cling which, IS an od fnc
ouary the Grand Duca Government lie vas very naturally
suspected Of entertaining The Interference Il some courageous
citizens alone saved him from 2gnishment oy he Popa
lace preserved his printing o.co from the flames Tie
gendarnes attempted bu, they not suihcnty r
maintain order Fortunately the National Guard,
which nes tie II being orgsnz-d Assembled 'onane
ousy sua Of $50 wheh p,rsde1 the sreets
Of n. city during the nh. Their prses1- soohed the ag
tor they ouId necessity % make Of ths arms la
II morning the day the GoyeneI, published The @l
loving PROCLAMATION;
Tusean.-The which nterTup, tn moss br
liant hopes. general and profound gs The Government
sare. ycur.ente-ts We however give way % d
courasemui BE- val; for a. PIE details
Ud.r present circumstances Is % unite more closely
than ever = and % prove thas We a- worthy
>, b. cit zens If aud independent country Az loIE
7. main h. firm al or lopos vii be 0st. Citizens ed by
u are about proceed Tu learn Es i the rea! ate u
thuss Mgauwhs ha- any manifest ,son u
your regrets viii only TIE pes of The suson Let
us al ou maintaining ortsr which than ever q
uscessary r tie salvation of country. Tomorrow The col
.uta" will Jointly with f. re Go7eumeu. vi make b.
voice Tuscany heard BY Victor Emanuel IL whom il has e
fe confidence. Tuscany vii ~ pi,e d IL will OF Of ~
rights. BE- placed under es lie yoke TIE Easnee Of AS
tuA
Florenee July i5 1889.
Tt- Coulm s.ary ExlIioi3insy Of King Victor Emangs
.. BUCSCOAPAOSl-
Th- Ministers. RICASOLI Interior.
C. RiDOLFI, Pubic Ins,r.c,ioa.
l.. PODGI, Justice.
r. BUsACCA, finance.
v sALyOGSOLI Woi.hip
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