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sna sir'seo ~ bosson on the 18TH From her mails
| We extract the following intelligence:
Affairs In Italy.
Tho eo,,ov;,o i. from, ~. anss. r
..,s 80. - NJ. sse Aonuon .imea
telegram from Parma 1s quick fuldllment Of
the snticpatons We ventuIed TO put forth yesterday
Already u appears that the Red Republicans have
obtained the advantage over the friends Of order in
Parma. Inc intelligence 10 from Austrian ofdciat
sources, and we may hope that more detailed report
may mitigate the precautionary characser which i
given TO these events. H. however It be purely and
simply true that Red Eepnbiicanism mas been pro.
claimed at Parma. and that the respectable Glasses
are in flight, then poor doomed Italy has once sgain
missed her opportunity Of freedom.
vienna, Thursday, Aug. 1.-The official Austrian
correspondence Of this evening contains private IN.
teligence, dated Parma 9TH inst, stanng tnat sne
Piedmontese had been driven out Of the city. and
Red Republic proclaimed. Property-holdes and the
friends Of order were taking flight.
FLORENCE, Thursday, Aug. II, 5 2. M-The Min
listers and Deputies went this morning TO The cattle
dral They were cheered 1t the opening OF the As
sembly, and the opening message Of Nicssoi was
much applauded. The whole town 10 covered with
placards, ending With these words: "Vtva Vittore
Emmanuelel y Notre Re-"
The Mercantile Courier Of Genoa, states that the
Pnncs who have lost their thrones In Italy have sent
secret emissares into their respective States. 70
loment disorder and distribute money among their
aonerents.
In the Provinces Of Parma, twenty.six out OF the
tWentynlne commnnes nave declared their adhesion
to the Sandman Government.
~. sssa n the Italian Correspondence Of the
feesi7e md defensive sl league. ' A"'' As''' '
FARM, Dictator Of Aodena, has assembled large
,orce under his orders. Re told Count Reiset, the
rencn Eosoy E4uaordinafy, tnas ne would level
fee TSn an y .orce; :, ~. ...
LUG co,ie1ponosnce 81 inc tlmes tninks the EN-
I.;o ss tecu aess Iase ~ sncn an 9ppo
;sr nS VI" 'eooef 'ne tes'ofas'on Oh inc Dnke
Tue ruets . o. Henssaa lsaiy mistfnsnng me like
naIMl:1s q tns Mooena party, nave called the Red
ne T,a L. = t6 Mar assls. ~
.1e sec''si eoieges u nooena are consokeo iof
Inc Young urano Dane o. Iasssny We said 70 De
plepaIng manlesto' .onef1ng the Ioscans repre-
SENSITIVE Coos ~: u
yen. Gari1alal mas Deen eiecsed deputy ~ STA
pella, ID fieamonI
lug r1slou o.I uas o1,aIn ieseel Hvm iofence
asserting that Prnce Napoleon s generally talked OF
~ .ne .u.ole sovereign OF tuscany
-. MAhs as! lussoay, aug. N--Aovlces nave
Wy nAsNot9naIy VI oWNzelauo .. t9e court OF the
mug VI NAPLES nas presented 70 the Meapohtan GOV
ernmen. cefsan demands, w That the Swiss
.u pe gwen w. tne ua.olms a9a tne numper
s ro.esa nsgioS ~ ate1eo, ana 'nas tney are
w m aong Sa, ~ o os e G SWiss
me DUKE o. senacapnola, formerly ptime MINIS.
1er 1i goes on an e1.taorainafy MISSION 70 Rome
lne cot,esPvnoens VI tne tlmes, q. naples, ssates
.as aase pesu sens W tne bishops ana clvH
~ utse.us snen W use ~ .neil lnnoence
" y i.uuoS S peot.e ssu pess,ons agaios1 me
aan mn s." 90 pWposgu " .ae .Wo EM-
pelo.s. ane We aaos t NsapoIan ssoveln
Me n Mss elea.ng gleas usa ppointment, pec,9
"l Mn anes.ns " ~ g u rs
ane ross " H. sSoseranens " tuscany ls1ueo
p.oc,aaon .ne peop,e oeots 'he e,ections !coK
place catns upon .nem W ehaDle ~ tnelr con0ucs
the Emperor Napoleon 70 DO for Italy what be in
ior .ne'r goou anu u satsa oesioes INA. tney
nave sens q sPecal Eusoy W Dsrin 70 OBTAIN the
censent VI sne .luss.an WYE 80 me Iemovai
OF me P.esen' oynasay: WIN regala 70 me question
faris U. ne o'ar returns 20 pro)ect
ns va a,ase De.Ween .ne
Glana Dnchess VI IaIHa an9 the nepnew OF VICTOR
se aaSG VI ~ oe iooweo ny
osneE malllagss 9esMaea ~ union between
se noas a ~ ~ao " per, I :. sy "
rrance ana .ne ., aSas anu ~ s9e same
nne u pIono.e .ue oau'e y, Aa''a" ul'y unoef oaf
olnlan supIemaSy' .,.
~ ..G 1: naony " rh oueua every snog seems ~
asoE u ~. ~ ler ~ ME- We IN NJ
gou, vo'e sao 4; ~ ~, ; ~ ia1 ~ h ane
puno, 70 aaLea, a; ~ - tsesS'v, mneIe
Ne wan1eLs aoou., u.ssu'seo anu III sec'es' u warn
tue zeal VI ~ pai aas r.. IN .m.;.,
tgkiS, Meuaes o. aas 81. ~ onHal message,
concluded with perfect order and large number of
voters attended to give their suages The electors
belonged to all classes of the country. The Assembly
is convoked for Thursday next The country Is quiet
and the inhabitants full Of confidence.
| Tue proclamation to the people of Tuscany on the
eve Of action states that the Government had re-
ceiyed authoritative encouragement for the course it
was pursuing and trust that the elections will offer
| the Emperor Napoleon valid reason for accomplish
| ing his benevolent intentions towards Italy. The
document concludes as follows: Europe desires
peace but Europe will not have peace if the fegiti-
mate opinions of the Italians, calmly announced be
not respected:
A correspondent of Liverpool paper states that an
extraordinary and significant movement is taking
place 10 Venetia The people, having been aban-
doned to Austrian tyranny are flying into Lombardy.
The emigration has already taken place on large
scale people have abandoned houses farms, shops
all that they possessed-to escape the Austrian yoke
and if the coming Congress denitively abandons the
province Of Venetia to Austrian rule 1t ia said that
there will be general exodus of the people.
So bad is the financial condition of Austria that her
troops in italy are not regularly paid and some acts
of mntny have already occurred among the Crotians
on .ns ascoan, some OIL sasM ~. says s.Ier ON
r.. se aart ho, an auo5d rthar ncn