New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

letter from F'rsuce states tbs. there are '-o
- IN the NG;ioua. Assembly Of Iuscs J; 90 -
holds that lie EnIOn with F.eiinohs $500 vHt
.b csr.4 tls- .Aould there be To pohucal
-. ga rssIizstiop Tuscany woo!1 scc-p0 V'n'I
Tr,r,es 70; b.cr-n- % tne horse o. b-'o @ -
f,Iar p,apose. > vote the Union win ried'NH-
on any clsuse, sLd let zee fo"eIs - la; ,stas
cthers=- shoui tas' eonr-e meet wa am
JbA former sre called unionis's az me hyposuee-
and he latter pz,e un.oIis,s lee icrih.r on ~
.;r- Of PiesleIt mustered - strong N 'S'ol o.
saeord ballot gave leo votes IN CopPi, sra 80 % Ill.
h--scbi,i .bo~iry that 81 the first oabo; seNefa
merDters hsd sustained from votias. ,., .,-,,r,-v
The Tuscan HOEif0re of the lfo gives suui' =.
II u7,e presented by Chevsler nconpsSni, On ne
a.-b e Ami lsst % Ctevaisr Lsnzol Inen alhsseI
- Foreigp Affairs az Florercs. ssilrg IN sle7tseoe
,hsi tie Pecmorfese Government was de,uoas y.
t.riry into sn ofeIsive snd o-'ensve aii'aIo -.
Trssrv ourirc tte war sbout 70 break ou1 ieearin-
q Ne :,re tire tb., + was no. Of ambition, bat
~ ;udep.udenoe TIE MoRif0re ecds thst tne pfopo-
"a vas iscted with d.sdsn by toe Grand Ducai Sos
emmett which, mad i accepted Il, wonid Hs'e oeeN
- Tbe 6sisleqe Of the 10Th states that the Marquis
CiTor; Lisci AID the Commentators Dorne,,i, VINO
fsd hen ssrt by the Tuscan Government 10 Noiens
to reeoaste sn Alliance, hai P-tie.-S '''
Inst tie alliance had been finally coheiudei.
Co.resp7nderce oi Tie Loudoa Tine. A., -
The die i est snd the house of ispshurg- Lorraine
has virtually cesse1 70 reign IN tuscany lestefuay
~ Nica pr, sidsIts Secretaries, and QUa>.ors, the
officers composing vha' is here called the SeSs'0, or
oov-trirr body Of TIE Chamber. Upon the newly
Elected Pre-ident Coppi, srd his assistants taxing
.be; he MARQUIS ,reuzo GnorI Lisci rose and
In ,a;n b, tigried words proposed the deceedHcs OF
the sslf exsd dynasty. The President ssksd whether
the notion was sec0nced fappoggiGfdH when tne
whole Assen bly, without The exception OF ore man,
ro.e in suupor. Of the motion; al the same time sucn
an uproaTous ard long sustained applause orose orh
fon the v:s, multitude WISHED and unTashed, OF me
bvs:arters IS ] never remember hearing III my ne
time. TIE uOiion was then sent 10 the loiiies'ou
or Committees fr mature consideration, ana the
House was si-OUroec, again 70 meet IN secret coih'
mi.tee after nsif al hours interval -,
Il Is here merely question OF force Leopo.d
H. ard his ION have Deth 10 work Jut ther fes
torsiion and the people o Tuscany feel snre Europe
will OF stand by ara their unanimous VIII set ASIDE,
ard ther inshenabe right raIpied on.
tmust be ssid Tor truths sake, however, that al
though Lothing coui well be more clear and unani-
nous thsn the ouburst Of popular canor 0y whlcn
both the Tuscan Representative and tue spectators
pronouI Ced seLtencs agairst thsr ae ruiers III the
HAL Of the Five Hundred this morning, yet tnsrs Is
4 vast mass Of TIE Tuscan population, even IN the
towns ard ore in the country, who hsrbJt no Ill Will
agsirsi ther masters, ard bsye come difficulty IN I'M
der,,ardiug the q al this oucry against them
The Lorraine dynasty always affected great parusty
70 the loser classes IL freed them from taxNon SUIT
fsred 20 very h.avy military consumption to fa upon
them, fed them with frequent cucc0gHe, or dis'ou-
tiors Of tresd wine, sausages, ~, ana enter
Ira lpsy coach tryers rsitHfiH street ar1 market
porers boa, and barge snt such beings, enjoyed,
ard si efoy, the mos. shameful monopoly 10 thelr
,es1tctive trades. No tsufI regular charge Of fare
wss ever imposed upon them Persons wanting their
services were utterly a. their mercv. Even drgehc.s
steamers aud railways met with long opposition from
tie Raer because they thought 70 Interfere with
the " bOre5t gao Of Ou beloved people ihe tuscan
wss sovereign people to some extent, and, though
b urd 10 'he Sovereign by real beret the popuace
here could no. easily find fsult with Government,
which reilher ROBBED nor III used them The Grand
Dukes Government was anything rather than an en-.
lrhtened moral Government. II wss, The contrary,
bisoej, corrupt, sId cor1utting Go'ernelt, bu, II
Wa lenieIt 10 lault, by No mesrs sangulniry acd
mede great dlspsy Of rs confidence ia and love Tor
Tie Twill against the fallen dynasty rises in this
country in proportion 10 the different sa diug OF the
various classes of society a. intelligent beings. Inc
national feeling alone ia wounded, spd would be TOO
much 10 aay that Italian ont of ten, or out OF
hundred has sufficiently distinct notions OF nationality.
Such is far, indeed, IRON being the case in other
parts Of Central Italy. IN the Romsgna the hatred
for presty rule il perfect mania. IT N0dene two
Plrces in ssion displayed the rarest ingenuity in
robbng their people snd seemed 20 promulgste laws
merely fer The wsuion pleasure OF vlolalng tnem Al
Psrms the backs Of hundreds OF hi Oh Minded youths
are still msrtiug with the bastnadO. Such people, or
such men, are not to be reasoned with. IL is vain to
say that the Duchess. RegeLt never guilty OF The
lohictiou Of that degrading punishment. The officers
VINO lent her mad husband hand in that odlous
AZ Yesterday the Dictator Manfredi, won golden
opinions rom the multitude by the dismissal, couched
II the most iguOmuloup terms, of one Colonel Ricci,
who caried into execution sentence Of that niture
on the person of az Innocent young man named Ro.
miG in the public square Of pOntremoli, ard in
human enough to stand by and the blows struck,
one 10y one til the blood flowed freely from the bare
back The outrage was committed in 1872 before the
murder Of the rfatua.ed Dnke; bat the people have
not forgotten t. and the Oncheas and her infant heir
must suffer The husband spd fathers offenses.