New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23

efficiency ~ rollrn. sock (ths Austfi1ns having
rem0vt oil the engines snd wagon Ia VERONA, are
sflil f'lt - great drawback end there are only
two passenger train. day. ard no freight trains
n 81, the railway being engaged Day and night 10
forwarding the French military stores sad siege
material. l. remedy the evil. AZ least 10 part. the
Emperor sent to Lyons for $50 thrd-csss cars.
De road which IS Cow worked % account 81 the
Government, ! Jhe property at Compa1y which
tss IL seat ~ VEINS East of Milan The r",d WI
not be pracicsble for some time "a come, the Aus
trsns having blown up almost al! bridges which
lead acrs. the numerous stresm. and canals ot thaI
part OF the country.
Arrangements sre being made row 10 abolish the
western line between PlecmoBt snc Lonbardy aud
toe Ducbes of Mode IA and Parma the new tarlf
Is being printed noW. and will b. published and
take eject 10 about 4 week. luscany Is NOT IN
GUIDED "a these arrangements: her destiDieS aro
left ~ be decided BY future Peace Congress,
though every thing is done by the Government to
clear toe way 'or Der annexation 10 Ple imont-a
measure which would bsraoulze with the wishes
and TIE interests of her inhabitants Count Csvour
lot use in regard 10 her the same sharp prac-
tee as to the Other annexed States. b. WISHES 10
avoid giving uGbrage t. the other Powers, es-
pee siy Esssia, and 10 consult the ;" wishes %!
tie French Eul rTor whose purpose Is stlll in
VOWED in mysery. Count Cavour issued LAST
week an official document in which the - uRe1,d
States sre explicitly distinguished from the pro-
ffcftd ones ard the circular does not state to
which Of the Provinces in question these terms APP
phf0be facts do however. While IA Tuscsny every
act is most carefully avoided wnieE mgat DE inter
pTetei az All eucToscs meLt upon her autonomy and
independence. or as prrludlclng any future DISPOSE
tons that may be taken IN regard Ia her L0m-
hardy Mcdena and Parma tno themselves IN pro-
cess If Inpd assimilation 10 the leg s.atiyc and ad
mini,trotiys system Of Piedmont. The new Gov
Of tlez. M ipva-tah tyIrh
unlimited powers Ia all cvl ,tiairs have improved
the shOrt time they ia off ce in most admr,b
VA, IL briDg about th.s assimilation, introducing
the mail. telegraph ard monetary systems Of Pied
mont. pulling d,wn the whole structure Of the old
civil administration, and substituting new lnstltu
tons, which catch exactly in tue machinery Of
Pedmohtese public service, dismssiug old officers
ard al pointing rev ones, who swear alleglsnce to
King Vlttorio Eumaruee III , IL his successors,
and to the Constitution of Piedmont The Gov
erpOr Of MOdeDa ls making the most extensive use
OF bis powers aIncDg the tnree which may be Atrib
uted to the fact that hs province s the most back
ward in It's Intellectual development and not very
mans atle. Beside abo'ishins aGd banisblng the
Jesuits aud cOLfscs'irg their property, he has Is
sued decree v hch abOi.hes the evil disabilities
of the nor Catholics and viii especially benefit the
Jews who are very numerous in tina. State, and
have ALWAYS been ste 20 fast sGh-rens Of the patriotic
psrty. J hat be might BE- abie 70 mansge the rural
pnpuistiou he removed all the municipal authori
lies of the whole State reserying to himself the
light % appointing the Mayors and Common COun-
cis ana ~. dug tbr Communities into three classes
giving them, according Ia their sizes, Common
CouI ellis IT eight, SIX or four Aldermen. The pun
ishment by bsstlnado, which was legal under the
late emil, bteued Duke is Likewise among the abci-
isbed rusarcrs,
TIE ire Of conduct of the Allies toward the
Pope in regard 10 his iDsurgens PROVINCES, hiss at
lSst been clearly dthued by the nomination OF
MassimO d A-tgtlO as Royal Commissioner in b.
ena, which Is c6eiaiIy snnouoced IN today's
papers. The evacuation ut the ROmigna by the
a ustraus, ard the rab.equent rslugs there must
have been f,t as q source Of great embarrassment
by the lies espcci lily by t1e Emperor, who has
hvuud himself by lenn promises not only t. re-
spec The Popes neutrality, but to defend his tenn
p0Ial power against any attack, aud who nas, be-
sides mace the ultra Catholic p.rty in France too
powerful to think lightly OF giving it cfense. The
Delegates Of Bologna, u Bo were t. offer the dcta
tUIe OF the city 10 the King, have been kept in
suspense for three weeks, and kept travelling be-
tw,en Turin and the headquarters OF the army
the King referring them Ia Count Cavour for al
answer. and Count CHvour pleading absence of in-
structiOns But about we-k ago, there were
strong indications lh.t the King would decline
needing with the sffar. Ever since about the
miode OF last month, Austria has, through her
newspapers ard diplomatic agents, inspired her
paItlssLs thru. holt itay, and even Northern
Europe, with lie confident expectation OF
victory of her arms, perhaps even to the
destruction If the allied army. This assurance,
made IN all the Austrian ard ultra Catholic
Italian papers, is clearly seen in the line of con
duet which the Romsn Court hiss adopted ID a &C.
RES of needless Pre- yOCstioLs and iu,ults against
The King OF Sardinia AID h, Ally. Not 20 say any
thing Of the bUtchcry of Perugla. aud the praise
aud advance meht bestowed upon It's heroes, the
Roman Court has chosen just tho point ot tune to
nh the vscapt bishop see. m Lonbardy and Parma
with occupants who had been proposed by the late
Austrian Governments only disregardiog the
new state OF thlngs, and the sovereignty exercised
in these provinces oy King torl0 Emnanuee, but
openly pointing at hun gSurpef. Now there
ne tW later documents, ot June i and ~, 0le al
alo,u'ou of the Pope To the College OF Cardinals,
the other eIcy cics letter u the bishops OF tho
Catholic world, in which the war Is styled "a So
ditious movement against the legitimate princes,
tr1mpEng upon human sud divine laws"-tbe
Government OF Piedmont IS declared an enemy
"of tie Church, her legitimate rights and sacred
ministers. and all those are me1acrd with TX
comIDuL lcation, who should in any way assist the
wicked con. piracy and rebellion of the factious
- men IN the Romagni.'
These glarUy proyocations seem to have fur
pisbed the Allies with sufficient preteXts 20 render
an acceptance OF thu BolOglese offer unpre judicial;
lht IuPeioi las ItctI'ru III "Pcu duu!rucc 'uo'o
ssIne B0oarese drit gates who, ia the word. Ci the
Pop, hsye not only hosted the banner of re-
belllon but bad the iuiqui'y and lmpudence Ia
change the Government aud proclaim The dcta
"ture OF The Nag, and go delegates To present
"ihe oiier.
Count Cavour has replied to all this compliment
tary language, IN form Of -tt-r 10 the Delegates,
stating II thai The King. though Diplomatic relations
prevent him from accepting the dlctiture, ean.
not refuse, in spite OF hs mnst profound respect
for the holy ia'orr. 70 accept The lie tder.hlp OF