New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-19

| to any inyheion -.
If hi. acquisition and thai. Of Parma and Pa
eenzs sid toe vrs~d rcs.rsiO uf Mpdeoa ait'f rue
d.,,b If ,be Dxkr ubicb .fe lik-x spoken OF ~
ps,t Of III. prz- Of Pi-dn0n, bad been ob ,ln-d
! slier tao moptb-' ~sr with ut a1y lm,-r'7i
proyrsmn.s sud promises people here would cer.
! tsiply Not has. srumblsd az the boon BAT W 'a'd
have accepted II as q piece OF good f1dtIne, VITA
Gu, eut.u.a.m. And still the Dissatisfaction srscs
! not 30 much rom ds'a0ce oetH-~n il'nhHl-at thl
/ promises "a fruD the mrnacu2 b"n 81 ,ha' CJa-
led .raIon wbrb they haze never sskei tor, aud az
the idea of which they stini perfectly 'ehi.t IN
| ,bl, "a comprehend nv cns can ~ the sine tine
oppo.- the influence exar'ed cy Austria by Write
/ OF the uuch.contested treaties, sDd ye: eaalze
And sanction this influence and render II more cx
teptiya ard paramount than u has ever been oe'"re
"A standing menace 70 the Independence .ui .Se
! free Institutions Of P.@dmoat. The transfer OF
! Lombard, i. in this hit considered 0oly "a toe
tstt-npe uf the victim brfola dragging t,n Ia the
shameless of this Confederation, in which the o;d
opprv.sur will bear absolute sHsy.
! Our NEWSPAPERS are dlscIssihg the merits OF me
pescr prcimiI aries with great 're-dID, and there
are DO more signs Of that restraint imposed upon
| them during thu war and during the o1tIy presence
OF the Emperor by the dict,trr'nl powers which
bs0 be-o conferred upon the G1vef om.at; thp+e vi
more rspubEcal sh ,je oil OpluItn Indulge IN l.n-
! gusee which is far from complimentary % the
powerful ally of P.dm"nt, AID useer til 10 trans.
/ late every one OF the illusions of eold mallc- sui
| CRUSHING sarcasm which In. London Times is IN
I'll bshit Of pouring out upon m" pulley o' Louis
Napoleon; the Milan paper have even gone - sucn
extremes that the Governor has arm ,noc~d tnat ne
would hence onward Instead of su,-c.i th- guilty
editors Ia fine. and temporary -~qiestratipn', sup
I Press entirely aid forever every JOurnti "aich
/ .honid IN tue l,sst breath 1ppn the Enperors
! A ,ti-v. You zee that while DER boubdrs' ADD
| implicit coofdrnce in the Klog has remained
/ unImp,ired, sh,wi' & its-li every where, aud q.
/ almost every hour IN a thousaui hsArtte ex
! pIrssoDs ID bob speech and prot, tds or
/ ieinsl enthusiasm for Nap leon has DISAPPEARED,
! amo.t eD.rtly. AID nothing remaias OF 1t but pro-
fr.s0us Oj gratitude for the psst sDd d" c,uhdence
for the future professions hco arr, ho Veytr, too
Thoroughly cui-aDd-dried, too formal, and OF too
regular occurrence, especially in the newspapers,
J t. be- more than professions. Inc apprehension
! prevails ,eoersly that Napoleon, hnding in his
J new ally Austria more useful aud powerful tool
for the execution Of bis uteror designs, will sacrl-
fee the old ally wherever their interests are In con-
fict.
Under these circumstances, the frn hand and
! STEADY eye Of Count CAvour will be d'nbIy missed
daring the approaching Peace Conference. IN
which Piedmont will have Ia deal with relentless
foe aid u suspected friend of the meuoers Of the
new Ministry Though. eminent abilities N their
respective dep ,rtuients. has ever gwen proof OF
thai tired staresm ,Uship and hsh spirit OF indie.
pepdenco which alone Will brios the cause aud
dignity Of Piedmont unscatbed our of th's contest,
| h.sr from good sutbori'y that Nj. Desaubros,
late Vice Presloen mt Of the Senate has b-en selscI
Ia IepIe,eDt Piedmont st the Zurich Conference,
WHICH will, however, limit irs-f exclusively 70
tbosr gu, stioDs which are technically 1t lssus be-
tween the three brllieerent Powers, leaving the
iual settlement Of th, rest Of I,ay To a future
Congress. Piedmont ~lll clam, beside the resti-
futon Of the Iron Crown. ~h!co has been removed
to Verona, the immediate return Of the I've
Austrian Infantry regiments which we're recruited
in Loub,rdy and are now st,ciuved in BJbemla.
The malu difficulty Will be satisfactory rrgnla-
ton of The bouDosry lpe Of LoDb,sdy. Pied n nat
Insists not only on having possession Of Pos
chirrs aud Mathis, bu, drmurs also to thu part
o. the prelIuuaries by which ,de dstrict Of B"rgo
forte pear MAMMA on the figh: bank u the To, IL
l.ft in the bands of Austria l-nvDg her thus IN
i'll mediate territorial connection with thu Ducl,s,
o. d sifnsdipg uudlmlnished facilities for future
Austrian iDte,veusious. Ii L am ael infer ned,
The Ministry of Turin have decided upon rot ac-
cedpg 10 TIE claims of Austria, 10 saddle LON
hardy with propnrtlonste share IF the Austrian
pubic debt, un-ts Prschiera and Mantus arc ad
Jlidicat.d to Piedmont
J be future fate II the Dnches and Of Tuscany and
Ron agba i. stIll mysterOus as ever; and public
op' bun luctuses Dt. the Off si. distinct
uuunc.lneDt that their late rulers will be restored
ard the st'oDg verbs, private assurances given
by ihc Emperor, ,nd ptr,ded in every newspaper,
that this rest, ration will not take ace If order
and p. ace are not disturbed He who knows the
pe. pie OF those proviaces by pers,n,l experience,
j. aware that this condition can aDd viii 90. be
bepf if the pres, Mt uncertain state of things is to
last for any lcogth Of time. IL may Rell be- doubt
ed whether any other people in Europe, of what
ever nationality would quietly endure this uocer.
fanny fr weeks and montos, and such exemplary
patience could certslDy not he expected from pep
pie WHO are in no wise prepared for this
t,sb, either by natural temper Or political
education. MrDy fear that the Imperial promise
is snare, and that the condition has been IN de
with the foreknowl-dge that is will never be
kept. To make matte worse, tbe Sartioian
Government is jus. now recalling all its cO'nuis-
ssries and other pIOrisOry Officers from those parts
Of the Peniu.ul. os,en-lbly sn the ground of re-
N, wing every preteIt BY which it could be chMssd
vito exert OK an undue irh iance upon the vot-s
which are IL Do taken by the people respecting
their future; and with tbese officers, the ouy
authorities which had commanding pfaeh,e and
were cbeerfuliy Ob.yrd as representatives. of the
beloved Victor Emanu-l, III be- gone.
If,here were any available popular, or, at least
not decideols unpopular. pracry person uf Italiao
BIRTH the flicUty Won soon b. -pyed by throw.
Ing tse Nv" Ducale-, Tuscany and Knmagns, into
ooe new State under his rule. Bat thers is none
L. b. found. o annexation of these provinces to
Piedmont, though The uosoinons wish Of the ia.
hsbuaDts ia opposed by all the Europeao powers,
France incndrd and thus there remrins nothing |
but the cbo'ce Of some foreigner, which wt p-oba-
bl, be the end of the business, aod which fully
expalps the object of the late peaceful military
visit on wbicu the EDperors cousin srd Victor
Emanuels soD.in-la~ has been sent IL TUSCANY.
Auung those abo are most cruelty dlsap pointed /
by The peace are the 900 HuDgartaus, who have /
Hacked ,"Re,oer 10 Piedmont - form Hungarian
legion in the drluslye hnDr that they nulI before