New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-29
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40 6oy-rpoi, but ~,t6ous loss OF iIe-tne de-
eJeed b,isg r.iostoiied. 80,
YET, rae, King Wet Emanuel made biz sol
ebpy into Misb be is gong 81 extend bIs
-. e.. 4" mo B'es'is, Berg.mo, Cnmooa, aud
sgu. l.ee cities ot LOmbsTdy. The F.De1
rssts nc. st II rrmsios in lAy Is that # Prince
Hs,..L ob AID is coUmapd.d by G-u.0' Ante naffes;
b 10 AZ o men strong and Is stationed ut Psvla,
M,isss, Cs,aI MnPgi"re, aud P'aceDza. Nothing
esrts j. bUoaD 10 the probable length and the
st,ei Of rs prolonged stay: cctJscnres are r'tr,
kut it would be tht rely idle TO entertain Jour
y~se,rs ans az or ary # the cont' ad,ctory Eur
4,,..ss, heh sle current Cd ibis subject.
IL Cep,ral Italy, that Niagara OF veraags,
Which, once the proclamation OF peace. b9s heea
pouriDs down, through numbeTl-ss procsmations,
addresses, pIOtests, and other documents OF every
imaginable description, is stlll tumbhog IN paper
waves incredibly enormous IN number. lhe ne
rotations about forming defensive league, aud
nominating common commander, have suddenly
come TO DEAD lock- and will probably be deferred
ubnl after the decision of the Constitutional Assem-
hl,es ~hlch will meet shortly in Florence Modena,
and Bologna. Activity in introducing legislative
reforms continued after the withdrawal of the
PiedmObtese Commissioners, especially IN the
Roubpna, where the Code Napoleon has been To-
PRODUCED lotteries abolished and the price of salt
reduced by one nalf or.
The same caoDOt be ssid of military measures
and preparations to meet the emergency OF an
armed iDfervt ntion. No new troops are levied,
the Governments contepting themselves with main
tanning the enlisted volunteers, and the regular
army If Tuscaoy in the aggregate 5000 TO $4,000
efficient men,
The probabilities that the populations will re-
main 10 the state Of Deri expectation and suspense,
which has been imposed upon them as condition
Of mob Intervention, are increasing daily the
severity of the ordeal t. which their powers of
quitt, passive endurance are subjected, being az
sravAttd by the meddlDg, tsmperlng Interference
Of French diplomatic agents. In Bologna
N,ps eur Perret, agent of the French Embssssdor
in Rome, is foDeDtiDg iDtrienes. He is always IN
conference with the Archbishop, besiegDg the pro-
vnory Government with complaints and accuse
lions on account Of every warning given by the to
. peace -dstuIblng priest, protesting against the
secularzatiOn Of the Institutions of public
education. and being all but the head and sup
port Of the retrORade party Nor is Count
Rejects mission to Tuscany calculated to add to
the harmony prevailing there lie is trying to bam
kooale the guscaDs into extending Spontaneous
invitation to their rules 10 return This object be
will certainly not obtain but he will fnd lndyld-
aals enough in whom personal dignity and honor
have been blupted, and who prefer the quiet of
ssrvitude to the cost and pers of liberty, to form
apaIty, ard to break up the harmony which left
no room for the ,euds and dscords of party warfare
and thus produce condition of things in which
military intel ven'ion will appear less heinous. II
. the old saw, "Diride Il ,mpsra!'