The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12

tower sha bs drum 10 souud the alarm. Tnis let Eu
rupe know, that civilized people, IKE the ruscsns Sl
not endure the ouusge havog again TO reign over tnsm
one wbo mprdeny sood Decide the Emperor Of Aussr.
In opposition 10 the Tuscan arms
And again from anotaer article Violence might be
able 70 restore Leopold II or hss not dissiuar so, 10
Tuscany but they coad nor conquer single heSrt datas
| which canno, be deeiroyed would oniy be conarmed
Win a patience wbca found it's last proof 2!to OF
| April Tuscany bore with sovereign which teen
diseoner. rbe country nov repudates hin. The sepI
ration is krevooabe II he should ne would nos
reign for no sovereign reign without subjects, aad
this one could only count upon nation az enemies.
Here also a spe c'men from the Nacion:-n fact, what
do dscuseY We this to Europe: We will cot hivo
cannot logger have the house Of Austria IN tuscany
We will not have IT, because it was so much opposed 10
have it, because II it returns saaea alto the oood Of
shat battle field, ii would be TO bu! the evten % OF
eternal misfortune and another c.aee foe the dsd baaoe
OF the whole OF Ialy See then, tbs vote which We are
abou. being called upon to give 10 not serious To,
These EXTRACTS will show that the will OF tue
country Is beginning to find expression. II words are
folio ed up energetic acts the uaworthy old Duke,
against whom much dislike Is pressed, may be Kept
hey ond boroers The before ths couatry does
appear an easy one whAn It 10 remembered whas
wonderful tenacy Of resistance belongs 70 every root
and branch Of the Austrian regal tree.
of the local journals here has taken Lord Nor
by band. In article Of several columos it exao's
the short comiDgs OF the Ambassador and peer With
spirit and skl worthy Of admiral on Wnie Lord Nor
manly the repres NATIVE Of the British govern nea
in Tuscany 1t well known that he CONSTANTLY usea
his office for the promotion OF Austrian inerests sni 70
binder as much possible the extension Of the more
legitimate Influence of Piedmont. His hosii to tae
Italian since his removal from Office has been ear
nest and undisgused ana this notwithstanding he con-
tnued be q resident and properly holder in foscaay
Recently, in the British parliament, he used MS p-
viege a member of the House OF Lords, 70 mase
speech againtt the people Of lAy 70 fui OF naughty
and unt,uth SIS TO astonsh those who appreciate ,he
responsibility which attaches to those hodlog Vu'a hsa
official and social position.
LORD Normamby 10 his speech, dwelt upon the turbu
lent manifestation OF the lowest poroa OF tue popcaoa
Of Tuscany for the pafpose Of neaaong the soyefeSa
and terrifying him 10 coucede TO their wishes Every oae
who knows thing about the Tuscan revolIdon-auf
enough has for the world 10 be well inform
ed-kpows that it was one conducted with moderation
and freedom from ferocous passion Almost W inout OK
ample. 1t in fact revolution made By gentlemen,
In eeptemaDy manner. rhe preiud and hate which
Lord Normandy feels for the Italian cause knows no
bounds but strange nay nexplicabe, thss ne should
use h's conspicuous place TO utter exsggeraons aud un
truths agaps. people among whom he has passed some
OF the moot tranquil years OF mis- ipF old age de DC
the truth OF the charge that the determ nation
of the Grand Duke to lombard the city OF Florence for
the purpose of frightening s people into subsection to his
tyranny. This he calls calumny the authority OF the
Grand Dukes denial in words to himself happens
that documents now in course OF publication 10 Flo
renee, Tor the veracty Of both the
sovereign and ithe lord-mske the matter historic
truth There TO be some travelling bers of The
Eogsh Lobily who have better for not wish
ing Italy free aud independent than the fear that
after such event there will be nobody eit In tbs
try to worship their whiskeFs their shoes.rings
GuerazZ tee eloquent defender Of the cause Of Italy
and the head Of the Tub after tie button
OF lS4s has arrived in Florence, from Turin, where he
has resided since the unfortunate overthrow Of his par
otto pans 1t is thought ne will be the candidate 20
present the city Florence in the Legislature about to be
elected in Tuscany
| Arrival Of the General Admiral at CrOnat adj.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
ST. PETERSBURG July 10, 1852
wrote you from Cherbourg sta.emen. of the trial
York to Cherbourg and write you summary of her
! g,or tn IRONS