Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-07

Why the Zurich C,snferenee il DELAYED
RImorsd Reforms ia Ehs EsaPai states
Tuscan Politics Movements OF Carl
baldi.
letter from Zuricl says: Il is asserted tha
the delays partly Attributable to Ars.rias slickll
Of etiqaet especially as regards tise eession Q
Lanb baTdT. Tne AustrS-s. p2teniiar.es re
presented TO have declined difert eopfsresee viii
the stntatiyes of sard na who protest sgains
Lombardy being charged with an, portion Of tht
An triad deb. sAf - $50
Toe latsst telegram. dated Zlrieh, August 18th
says that on the cay prevous there was e1nfer nc
betwefn the plenipoIen.i lries Of France aad Aus
tris, and on the 18th one 5stEeeE france and Sar
dina. 1t further s.aieH that in the next siltngs
the COnfereBee, il was supposed that tie question
OF The boundary OF LCnbardy and her participation
ia the Austrian debt, would De settled.
The Roman cores spondent ef the London Noraiaa
Post in letter dated Augs, 18th says; Concessions
of more important nature than mere ehsnge l.
the Presidency Of the Council of state, complete
! Transformation of the Council it3elf, are expected
to be promulgated within day or two. The Gov
ernineut printing oees ia the QIirinal Palace sre
haIdat work in preparation OF long desired mofa
nropia which is 10 announce to Rome and It4ly
t ,s coaji:iO upm which he Supreme ? nth has
nsented TO jO n he oen elerations-
The printer hsve been obliged 10 take cath Of
secrecy, aad eyefy precauioa Is observed b pre-
fore the day Of iis publication, which IS expected
70 be on M5naay the ) h, bat rumars ere s rat.
snd among Oiner heads Hnst accredited, are those
Of a general hut not quite unlimited amnesty; al
ministraive a5d financial reforms Al army Of 80 =
QUO meD, 100 O0O Of whoI3 ia active service and
OO00 IN reserve for federal duty; The provinces to
be divided in ave legations, hasiUr the;r sests Of
governments a B5leSus, F0ri or Pessara, Nscfstl
Psrugla, aud Neler Each to he Fre>ided ever ty
cardinal, With hy dslrgltrs. Nothing yefy much
more extended thaa tais can be hop a for rcm the
Plpal Geveramen', unless uad-r greater pressure
than q Emperor Napoleon appears iceiioCd to ap-
ply just nov, ana therefore i is yery p0C bah!e tts
the above c5Hjoetu es are not far from tue tIuth.
AZ tAe krst nesting OF TIE Naii5nl Assembly o
Florence, NJ kieasolrttUet in nics5 pcs.liye terms
that the delegate from Tus elBy hsving had an in
telyew with the Emperor previous 10 h:s departure
from Italy, his Majesiy gave him assurance, hrst
that Ia. Re shoIld be armed inte veatou second
that he wishes Of the country legallg EXPRESSED
should be lFteGed to. We received similar assli-
ra4c from kiHg Victor Ea.1Iuel. s,rhe latter"
vi. Rtt asoi prces,d,G to say "Bhile recommending
US - pts,r,e internal order an not 10 furnish aay
pretext 10 foreigu armies concluded with advising
the people CT CgEtTal ally boldly to follow bis own
exami l. in repressng all grief aud Awaiting with
iatrepdiiy the momett whln he fate Of Italy should
be decided,
Encouraged by these solemn dec arations re-
peAteu " Cur uticS ttes al t4flS ana L0nu-H, aud
not yielding 20 timid cOuuseis cur government i'm
mediatey took measures to congcke the representa-
tiVes Of the naticn WAC in giving utterAnce TO the
wishes Of the public might convey the Legitimate
expression thereof 10 the Eaperor Napo,eoB, the
arbiler Of peace and war, and to oil Toenates who
would propose 10 se.te the affairs Of Italy in per-
mausni manner.
The fad1peadsa;s Of Turin, Ct August IL has the
following; The Army Of Line Of Ceut-al llsly Will
consist 0! 400 coo men. G2r.la.ii wall be at its
he ID aad have With him UliOa, Eb5iti, Mezzlcapa,
aud Pinelh
Another rum0r is 70 the eject that Gen. Tar til
lias had accepted tae post OF C2umlRde.-iu Chief
OF the army in Central Italy. Garba.di arrived 81
Gyaoa OF the IS L, Gu his way - tn c4ny, aud was
warmly received. At Florence be was received with
acclamatiOn Cincinnati Gazsfe