New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-01
MEETING or THE TUSCAN DEPUTIES.

MEETING OF THE TISCAN DEPUliEs.
A letter from Forepce Of the Itth sises toe follow
ny account Of tbe meeriog Of the Deputies ~nca has
b.. slrescy briefly mentioned by telegraph:
The whole Of the city gayy drss-et oit With hass
As-osy ana al immense crO~d Of persons sss7mb'ed
s)opp The line which would be followed by the cor y
g. proceeding Oihe caIhedra. a, nine ocl,ck TOE
Deputies who bal assembled at toe Palaz1o Wee mo,
g, ma Dceo their arch toward the chnrch an the
sLou,s Il the people. On entering the saIed buufing
the ia aims # TIE organ burst forth, aud n,nu7d
poyipg until every bad taken the sea, allotted m H.
The body # the building Is IN White marble a.d Yerl
a., ard M =; yer.I sted in ay. lis not bsDlutev
rooud like st. Peters Of ROME, bu, somewhat IN n
poiu,ed. Michael angelo nat the gre4'est admiration
Co. thie work o 81 uut lescb He regarded 1t "lh great
affection 81 am going 10 give you sister 1t Rome,
be said, bn your slster VII BE- less oe,uifai tbao
,on" BY the tide vi the entrance OF the the
~ mortal Cau pablo If GOtto, aud before II the 0ap-
ist the bronze doors of which have been called the
Gai.s Of raIa0i,o The deputies, who wore medal
iscb-d 10 the ricolo rbboo we're RAGGED a. rag the
ehrr and The members OF the government having an
Italian scarf their breasts, sat IN advance OF tae
Altar Only two oiplouie'ists were officially presen -
H. &c Ferrlere for France, and NJ de Spnnlt for Sar
dio'a; bot Count DE R.set was aso 10 the church.
Mos was cslebraed not by the archbishop whose
abseDce excited some establishment, but by cadon.
AfeT the service the cOrege returned to the falaIl"
Esccho in the OT0ef rs had come from ", aud
wa ag ain hailed with loud acClsmsions. Tue Hall oil
the Five Hundred, 10 which the sittDgs Oh the oeDoes
will be held, vas formerly used lot tne Srea' pphuch
assemblies Of the FloreItne republic. may here
peIti0n rather cuIious coincidence. The CJustit-
vent Assembly has opened ON tue iIth OF augn.,,
1859 and i: was on the llth OF August. 1880,
jort 3.g wears ago, that Tuscany ceased to be
republic, under the action Of Charles ", aud CON.
m,Lced 10 be a 6ef Of the empire. The hall Is
If vast size, and the ceiling is painted aud GIT
with regal splencor The lower pat OF no
W. Is hos been covered with baoeogs Of red six,
Win green ard white fringe, ana bullion ropes aod
tsssei-. Above hescoes of the old masters. Az
the b. tom Of the hall ben'nd the Presidents cnalr,
are two bust one OF King Victor Emanuel and the
other Of the Emperor Napoleon. All round the han
are g,oups ID marble by the first masteis. iod VIII
Therefore, that the deputies will st 10 knd o. az
t.,ic quay, quite in accordance WIN The iiIan
character. All the depu lea have arrived, with the
Arm intention Of voting for the fall OF the ducs any
s,d E,I the annexation TO Piedmont This later has
beef iupeIa v.ly imposed on tbem by their constd-
The aaii OF the italian leasue IS SIM 'aNe1 81
yey seriously The Marquis Lorenzo S'nori hai left
Florence for ModeDs charged with mission )nnectei
win the conclusion Of this mh,ary compact Inc
walls Of Florence have been since yesterday covered
with small pscards bearing the words, " EUa EH'o-
RIO Emmanuel, nOstro RE-
The following lie the text Of the message read to the
representatives. Of Tuscany by the Chief Of the Gov
eminent, Baron casnh:
0rSrLEMrS REPRESENTATIVES, OF TUSCANY; The Govern.
en charmed dudins itself the presence Of the lawful
representatives Of the country, who have e-en ehoea oy nee
,uaras.s election where calmnes aud dispy capable Of
conf ming honor any people already sccn'toned 70 liberal
situ,iOps, have presided.
On ,h. solemn occasion Tuscany has beed hersslf The
ept graduates itself having bestowed rs COR
xdtuce in o the wisdom of the citizens.
Every Anow' what our condition , ana tN tue woes are
required from your wisdom seeing that the dcvenmen ba'
been accustomed to conceal anyhns or TO vail a'h"y "
pohu, al d,s,es
When deliberate on the fate Of the country, the Govern
uent viii make it its duty bring your the pec
may help eughten your opinions but before
We ol at the future let glance at e past aud present
The nsopal var undertaken at the wish of all Italians AID
lSered possible the generous assistance OF the Emperor oil
the French removed from Tuscany dyus'y thai has
refined It for than century this dyn> has not
ben exp He'd Of its full vi preferred abiding Tie
chances Austria with whom had compact of vsssag &
those Of siding with the country and satisfying the national
feeling.
The. has been no violence but a, the Sovereign declared
Aase 10 BE- Austrian aud TIE county wished to be asa
each party has The State being LETT without
Government Municipality OF Florence provided for the 81
poiItuent Provisional Government which was soon ac
hnowdsed by the whole of Tuscany The regards and Afec
turned TO the nagnsnimous King who was cary
Inc his LbeIns toe Tclno and he was 'p'oaHe
eosy proclaimed Dictator with supreme authority over oi' sos
nihts,y sdsirs
Hsh resors Of State do permit the dictatorship 10 b. &c
eepteS uuSer tho pFo,ecoIa OF Hus Victor Emanuel
regular Government formed in Tuscany this G5sernmen
the tranquility Of the country BY allowing TO take
y.,t the Of Independence Commissioner OF the Ming
wields the supreme pow for the beneht OF ALL
eslo minds and give credit % the Government
council has appointed the support OF public
opinion Strong in this support and pa'os set At tn head oil
the country rather than in its wake the Govcrnnen provided
tr by ssa communal bonds reformed the AS
and PREPARED of the State the principles
al liberty.
stnA victories Of The IAo French ARMIES have crowned orr
enterprise Mssnsrnous promises ADD such as The ole are
ascosone hear have elevated The hops Of the sans Al
peot,d peace prompted by ms. powerful reasons that We
E.sh Il n
thee pects sad6ensS sou although the solemn nd Il
the EnpSor Of TIE French has been pledged ;hs; ~ italian
.load that account BE- abandoned With t Pa'e
th- ku.s ceased the Commissioner ENsoFdnsy
Obliged sys Florence eAvoe HE authority "a the hands
rho had uni then exesed under bis sanction AMI
with Al The depGrv Of the Comnioaer
". ,nsmph of gratitude AID hope Hike ;h fsre~c Of
t,so nj, pts who hope $sn. The Tsns understood
onSs tie occasion Of that departure and without any dis
suns n.nis.sion rvoed themselves to tsis necessary
abspeepmcr.
the (overnueu: had neglected nothing throw
Ish upon iesiay for Tuscany in negaenoe Of the
preosiies Of viDaAues before the Emperor len ls OK
spsiD,S 10 him both f.ar and hopes sns The En-
perot 'uh su bensvolsn, scs him be issuance
two th.uss;
l. That there shSad be 20 armed intervention
And that rsspecs should he paid to The expresses legitimate
Sihea
We received from ;se King Victor Emanuel siuiAs COMO
ssons Tee latter in Recommending preserve iheseai or
Ser .ps not furnish iorsp srres with rrsex ended by
.rsssing the people Of Ceas Italy TO fnow courase0usy
Oh. example Of him who. cuns all rief his heart
awaited with n,repiay the development Of he desines
Italy .
E,ecur,sed BY these solemn declarations repe.sd 20 de-
Paris ard Lordor end yielding to tud councils the
only thought Of convokrs A. once the nsoua rep
.sop which in,epge the pubsh wish aud made fno IN
%. legitimate to the Emper NsPeon the Getef
and war and unto ,hcs po'enta's' who might Ps
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