New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15


for El0O and Sir II. A. Hoare has beside subscribing
ESQ. opened accounts under the title Of Central
| Italian Fund, with two London banking hr,rs
| lMessr Hoare, and Ransom, Bouvere Co.l, who
viii transmit 20 Italy which may be lodged
| with them for this object.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The following kilograms have been received; .,
| TURIN, Monday, Oct 81.
| The PiedmOntese Gazette Of to-day publishes The
new Provincial Communal act. The object OF this act
il 20 create svsern Of Capitalization in the political
machinery Of the Government and TO decentrilize IN
matters Of administration. IN all parts % the state the
communal franchise VIII be increased. The new KING
dom viii be divided into Il provinces. A Governor
Will be placed al the bead % each province, with
government council. The Governor VIII represent the
Executive power.
The same official journal Pnbil'he- another decree,
regulating the terms apon which the new loan i to be
efected-namelv By authorizing the sale OF i,r0vo
OF rentes nv public subscription TO bear interest from
tie IL, OF Jaanary 1860 The issuc pnee Will shortly
he fixed. The National Bank viii resume cash pay
aents on presentation Of lie bank notes on the lst OF
November
M,rSYIIITs Monday, Oct. 81.
Adyices have been received from Naples TO the 9th
inst Gen Filangieri has resumed again the direction
OF the Ministry of War The full strength of the army
of The Abruzzi has been made up. TIE army retains
its character of corps of observation Letters from
Sicily state that disturbances still contlnae there but
they are of little importance Secret aZens MAINTAIN
the agitation general feeling of uneasiness per-
yaderthe public mind, caused by various kinds oil sP-
prehensions
ORAS Otober %.
The Benz Snassan having received strong reinforce
ments commenced kostilifies on the 9th Iast., by
we-snsained musketry fire. but they did not dare 10
approach the French position.
The Honiteur de ie Fiotte, IN noticing paragraph
published in some of the French Journals, announcing
the eession France by the Emperor Of Aoyssna OF
the port snd island of Maseouah, in The Red Sea, re-
marks that the intelligence cannot be correct, since
Massouah does not belong 10 the Abysssnian monarch
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Fittings have undergone very great change IN
Austria during the last few months, and It strikes
me that the Government VIII soon nave 10 choose
between constitution and revolution. The ICngarians
long ago declared that il their intention 10 agtate
until they had reganed their CoiIstitutiou and
very remarkable " INSTRUMENTATION demonstration
has inst been made AT Essegg a royal free city IN
Slayonia The Committee for examining INTO the
proposed municipal law met at Essegg al lO IN the
morning OF the oath October and at II clock ts mem
bers had unanimously resolved humbly To peuon tiie
IMPERIAL Government 'to be pleased 10 Regulate the
affairs of the community and all other internal mat
tiers in q Constitutional way-,hat Is, by means of
'Det' The members of the Committee were the
Lord Leuenant of the County the Representative OF
the districts of DiakOvar, Nasicz, and tsseggi the
Burgomaser of the City of Essegg, and other persons
Of note. -,
The Spanish Government has chartered all the steam
nackets which run between Spanish ports ana mar
settles for the conveyance Of the expedition against
Morocco.
The semi-ofcal Correspondence of Madrid, IN no.
ticng the report that the Queen offered to contribute
part of her civil list defray the expense Of the war;
riyes her Maesty's speech in the Council OF Ministers
The Queen said: ~ will have valued and sold II
necessary all nv jewels for the of this holy
ENTERPRISE. | will cut down any luxury. A SIMPLE
string of coral will sit secure on my neck than
necklace Of diamonds if the latter can serve to defend
our own beloved Spain, and increase her renown.
The Moniteur contains an article which gives an ac-
count of the attacks of the Moroccans on the Wrench
territory during the months of August md September
last The article then proceeds thus:
"The daring and the cupabe behaviour Oh those
tribes deserved a severe chastisement. The whole
western portion of Algeria continually IN an ag-
tated state The safety of the tribes under cur rule
was everywhere seriously threatened II became neees-
sary to act with energy, and therefore an expedition
was decided upon. =,
The following tele0raphc message received by Gov
eminent shows that this expedition has begun It's work
with determination. Telegraphic dispatch:
General Martmprey TO the General Rendon Minister OF
War After an engagemen OF three hours the ~ hent OF
Zouayes fixed s victorious the dele Ans iconra'
whole s1peditionsry corps byouac' we nave no
serious losses" 49,. -, I'll,
IL il said there il possibility that the Pope VIII
launch bull of Introduction against the King OF Pien-
mont; and that Victor Emanuel has ntimatei that IN
that case he will embrace another religion, and take
Us many of bis people with him a. he can