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To the politician, the editor. and all who de-
sire information on the leading party measures
and topics of the times, this book will be found
one of the greatest convenience and value. The
author has performed his task with decided
Judgment and ability, and we trust that he will
meet with corresponding remuneration for HE
labor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-10
ITALY.

According 10 the Vienna journals the Emperor of
Austria in giving MP Lombardy TO Piedmont does
not rsnounce the symbol Of sovereignty of the old
Lombard Kings; toe celebrated iron crown, which
had been removed from Mona 10 Verona, is to be
placed in the collection OF crown jewels of the empire
az Vienna.
4 Milan letter Of the 2lst ssys that Coun. Gabrio
Casa who was President of the Provisional Govern
ment of 1siS, will be member of the King of Sar-
dinias new Ministry, in order that Lombsrdy may be
fairly represented in the united Government. Reports
come from many quarters that Garbsldi and his
troops arc expected 70 turn upon the Roman States
BY the last accounts, however, they were in the Val
feline, at Val Canonico and Como. They said to
be ~ 600 strong and still recruiting; and the peraus
sion strong among them that they were going to
fight against the Pope.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-10
THE RESULTS OF TIE WAR.


The real test of any pacihcaiion which France and
Austria msy attempt in Italy, with without the aid
of other Powers, will be furnished by the resolutions
they adopt respecting that portion OF Italy 10 which
neither Of Them pretend claim. Austria, scknow
lodging the fortune Of war, transferred, agreed 10
transfer such rights she had over Lomoardy Vii
afrancs. The transaction is far from unobectonabe,
and in aspects is offensive; but al least in Civ
ing Lombardy TO France with the Knowledge that il
would be annexed to Sardinia, the Emperor of Austria
gave away that which Europe had acknowleded to
be bis own. But the world has been informed by
Of the parties to the Nlafancs compact that the two
potenates went further, and assumed q dsposng
power territories and populations which neither
public law nor the fortune of had puced in their
hands. According to the version OF the pelimnaries
Of peace published by authority al Vienna, they fixed
the fate of the Duches Of Central Italy ST the inter-
view of NilaraIca. The correctness Of this state
men has been questioned France denies that for her
part, che has undertaken the task Of restoring the
fugitive rulers Of llay. But this Is not enough. The
restoration of the Princes OF Nodens. Parma, and
Tuscany without any reference 10 the wishes Of their
subjects, has been publicly announced directly the
part of the Austrian Government, and indirectly by
the Emperor Napoleon, in his address 10 MS army and
against that announcement there is nothing 10 set but
the private and partial explanation Of Of the par
ties, al explsraaon which leaves the principles likely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-10
THE PEACE.
,r,I,rp.NcA ARRANGEMENT.

THE yILLAFRANCA ARRANGEMENT.
Al the Paris pspers Of July &c publish the tex. Of
the prelmnsres Of peace agreed upon and signed at
Vlafrsnca by the Emperor Napoleon Ill and Francis
Joseph. 1t is Is follows;
B..w.en bic Msjy The Emperor 81 Austria and ms Majesty
,Ae Enror Of the French !. has been agreed as follows
"rb, two sovere viii favor he creation 81 an italian Con
f>ders,ion
TIA, Copderson shA BE- under The honorary presidency OF
he boy Father
Jbe Emperor Austria cedes 70 The Emperor Of the French
HE bsh,s Lulbsrdy nth TIE eruption Of he J'r'ea
Nashua and Ps,hera that the frontier Of the Austrian pos
sess,ons should star the Of the fortress Of
P.sehes and shoud extend drec; line song the Mnco a.
J ,szo Scorzsroo and Laz.na 70 the 70
hsrce The frontiers shall continue 10 form the limits OF
Aust,is The Emperor Of the French viii hand over f't"erH
The eeded territory 70 the King Of Sardinia
v.Detia shall form part Of the italian Confederation, though
r,nsiDing under the crown Of the Emperor Of Austria
The Grand Dake Of Tuscany aud the Duke OF hodena
<.ha return 70 their States granting general amnesty
The Emperor viii ash the Holy Father 10 introduce In
lisuSDssble reforms into his States.
and complete amnss.yis granted on both des 70 per
sons compromised the late in the territories Of the bel
hserspt parties
Done Of ynI.francs, the lItb July 1859"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-10
THE DIFCUiES.


At Parma The 10Th. The Judges and other officers
of the Supreme Court of Revision took the oath of
fidelity to Victor Emanuel
The Governor of the State Of Parma has named An.
tonic kosio, engineer, spector-nera OF the National
Guard IN tie Psrmessn provinces.
The MORt0rc IoscanO Gays:
Tuscany armns ard .he ought arm, because she oush,
70 repue enemy the vaDquished Of So-rno If
should he ,hroDe Of Tuscany But arm,
does 20 make evy The secret fyOre Of the fallen
dynasty pretend. Without levy Tuscany already soldiers
armed airs; that enemy She has army she will have
the Nations. Guard The and when The oc.in
sounds the inhabitants II the country themselves
syhss and they may md their hands. Lee
kuop be assured that people civilized the Tuscan people
VIII endure a4ront having a
yesterday with the Emperor Of Austria striving as.n,; the a
isn srm."
At Moiene the magistrates, advocates and notaries
have declared their Uua. able devotion to the house
OF Savoy. and renewed the compact Of 1913. The
MARQUIS Camille FoItsnelh, Giu-eppe Malmusi, and
Luigi Carboni-r have been sent on an extraordinary
mission TO the Courts of Turin Paris, and London, to
explain the views Of the Moderee provinces in regard
to the solemn act by which they have devoted them
selves TO Victor Emanuel. Giuseppe Malnusi was
formerly osaree dggatres at Tsngiers. He lost
in the battle Of the Chernsya, and one in the recent
battle Of SOferino
The town of Reggie in Modens, has presented
through Gen. Camp, address to the King Of Sar
dIis, in which the people say Sire, devoted
" 10 you; co not withdraw your representative; We
town Of MOdens Of the 18th, read: The munich
qualities vote money, and the people subscribe. Eve
ybody wants arms. TIE fullest confidence is placed
" in tue authorities. The restoration Of the fugitive
Duke, without the AID of foreign troops is imposs-
" be-
The municipality Of Parma hiss voted an address to
King Victor Emanuel, in which il i said: We are
with your Msesy and for your Maiesty, and will al
" wsys remain go with courage and confidence"
The Province Of Guastalla, N Parma, has declared
in public protest tina, any attempt 20 replace il under
detested domination shall be resisted 10 the utmost
even with the weapons Of despair.
Tuscany Is recovering from roe violent agitation into
which 1t was plugged by the of the war In q
letter dated Florence, July - We read:
We were greatly disappointed by the news of the
peace OF |ilafraDcs, but begin 70 perceive that
matters are not so bad as we at first believed. We
have much 10 do, but We have now chance of doing
= which We had no. before the war. Oar Austrian
Grand Duke Is removed from the scene. We have an
opportunity OF appealing to Europe, which cannot con-
eel, 70 perm. Austria again 10 invade U.s. and we are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-10
THE CONGRESS.
HE NVNVNESS.
letter from Berlin of the 10th, IN the Ncu G0.eh

letter from Berlin of the 10th, In the Ncp Gazette
ot Hdnorer, Gays:
Oyertures have been made 10 Cabinet the sbc Of
Cougess by France and Russia The French Government
maies known that Congress being cosyok-d,
The Russia. Government insists
the necessity Of the cooperation Of all the European Powers
IN modifying European treaties. and at the indicates
the additional territory obtained by
the Europe The Pssn Gov
has yet taken any decision the question: and
probable that before doing awaits eommnpicanon Rom
England
The Commercial Gazette Of Berlin says:
On Lord Lotus few days back a. Vienna asking Coun.
Rechbee for the of the Nrancs he HE
nteuogaed Have you been instructed 20 ask tina,
Rcchbeg declared that he authorized make the
communication him which he desired Lord Lus having
asked whether bad been arranged refuse 70
Powers tho had remained neutral the
the understanding which
come until exchange notifications, Count Rechoers
replied that nothing bad been decided bar that Minis
thought that the contracting Sov-regns would 20
nd, standing together before making communication 70
third Power
Paris correspondent Of the N0rG of Brussels says:
The divergences remarked in the Transmitted a. hfsi,
relative the pesoe already beginning dsapp-ar and
that the pvhulnss Of which
signed Zurich and the developments which they
will receive in the Congress- will sstsfy Italian interests
much better than first supposed. Nenetia Is 10
Will eveed all military iueIventiop the French
Rome will quit Pspa States ipme stately after The
ganzaon OF the Italian peninsula As 20 the meeting AZ Zurich
s still doubtful From the nomination II SA dniAa
ha, Sardinia viii not take part that meeting The thrre oeg
eriny signed the atastce. bu the
does exist The signature Of The pemnsiies Of
peace"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-10

The second edition of The London Times of July
&c contains the following letter of ts Paris
snt, giving the outline of Count walewaki's pro-
ject for the confederation Of the italian States, of
which We have had Geographic abstract;
PARIS, July -, 1852
The question Of the Italian Consideration which a
Congress is to meet already occupies the serious at
tention of the French and do ubtess OF the Sandman
Cabinets, notwithstanding the ,velEkpewn Gshke the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-10
TIE TWO DUCHlES.

N''' Naples July -.
It;.r.msrkable tow Sly report OF uuea-ineNs aloos
the ;,oops resp,rds1 70 y that large class OF
s,s csl-t the IazZ.sOni, no are ptniins Tor p"-'
believe boze7er tna, au pie measures are taken I't
he r,or,-.inn NJ al disorder. Cannot are SOMETIMES
in the streets srd ris patrols sentout as sys-
TN ard II pss. attempted there IL no reason
20 doub- his. Fisrsieri would pnt down WIN as
-,r.h urcurrue - he I'D the emeute of the riss'
A. expected snd p'opaesied, some OF the S'cIians
who were smrss...i by jeeree Of last month, nave
refused ,o reurn.a. l-sst those who are IN Pleducn'
and moreover they 5ave signed their names 10 doc
ruer, stating ths' az long the actual system con-
tluues which offers 10 guarantees, they VIII soseht
III, ms. yas rom Their country. How can they return
while arrests are the order Of The day
For the irt time s.rcs lSiS, journal has been sold
in he street, bu' hy order and ~ the interest OF the
Gov.rrmept Hslf sheet Of note or letter paper Is
called Laaaun-iai0rs a Political, Scieatihc, LH-
,ra,v Artistic and Comic Journal. Il cohtalns two
s,,iclrs-of. h-icg ne Peace Dispatch from Paris;
the cher TIE Decree Of the 10th of June permitting
be return II TIE exisd Scilisus ro'ice at the END
sys / 4aAaA..atore viii reappesr when 1t thinks
proper.
The cficisl iouTnsl for tvo or three evenings last
week contained org G.icles the funereal cereno-
MES offered % the re nsins Of the immortal kug Fer
dir ard ii. go
The p,oers, ne Of the public entry Of his Majesty
into Names has been drawn up, spd presented to the
King for bis approval IL will take place, believe,
some tine eek. week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-10
E u r O p E
nn,un OF TILE HAMMONIA.

The steamship Hammonta arrived here at $40 on
Tuesday morning, from Southampton July %, with
London iourn.s totbs, date her no. being 30 la
bv one day a. that brought by the Novs-Sco'isn,
which we received by telegraph and published on
kondsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-10
THE PApAL STATES.

The Pope PES Addressed autograph letter to the
Carir Al Bishop IF slosnc, requesting MN 70 invite
ali The taf bful 4 Rome Join IN solemn thank-sV-
ing for the cessation Of war. Inc touo"Ihg Is the
prlrcipal passage Of This document;
r,nk God for .e restoration Of peace between the two
,r,a Cahoi. b.heeeut Powers 10 our duy ou' u 'O"
necessity ioa.much divers provinces OF tho
State. Of The Chlreh still prey to the men VINO are ~
~ oi,bps the established order Of things and it is with
AZ tb.. in oar day. foreign usUrPus Power proeaim'
that God hath made man free regrdeh his political and re,
, ou OILS thus DENYING au,hor;ies established by God
mon Earth and % whom and respect DUE forget
, A. IN. san time the immortality Of the soul which when
ps,h from this .ran,,ory world the eternal one shall have
n answer unto the and iueNorabe Judge Tor those
H. then learning late that there is but one
God aud one h and ha whoever quitteth the ARK oil UNITY
shall be submerged in the deuse of eternal punishment
let er rom Rome in The Debots says, IN reference
10 the PoSes protest against the Interference oi feu
mont in the ROmsn S,stes:
After this proclamation was issued Nj. de Ia Tour
d Auv,rgne arrived from the camp with letter IRON
the Emperor ~ NJ. de Gramont the Embassador A
telegram bad ordered the ambassador previous to the
arrival Of the autograph letter, to tell the Papt Court
10 suspend AL measures against the King OF SARDINIA
until fur, er EXPANSIONS could be gwen In his letter
tNe Emperor II we are rightly informed charged the
ambassador expan the conduct OF the klDg OF Sar
dina 70 the Pope ard 20 urge upon the Holy rather
that he coud not in iustce offended with the hng,
since he had accepted the Dictatorship. Although
al later period the King did accept purely military
Dictatorship bis object doing was to direct the
energies of the forces already collected IN Ronagna
against Austria, the common enemy, and TO prevent
the conflicts which likely to happen, particularly
after The events Of Perugis. The presence of the Ber-
sag er and P-dmonese officers had, it was affirmed,
M az her object"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-10
SARDINIA.


The IndptHdsHte OF Turin maintains that Piedmont
ought not to abtsn from sending Representative 10
the conferences at Zurich and ada that these con-
f,rences should of necessity De followed by European
Congress- inasmucb Europe has the greatest inter
ell 10 the taking place of the Congress- France and
Austria ssys this Journal Cannot be the sole atblters
Of the desnes Of Italy since upon the wel-being OF
Italy d. pei d. the tranquility OF Europe.
letter in the Nd=0He Of FIoIeLcs states that Gar
ibald Ter the news Of the pIeliminaries OF the
COMMISSION and rhore Of all the officers Of his corps,
that consequently Gariba di aud his officers have
tanned their rank. The hing told him that, "a Pied
montese General, he not at hlery to give up his
comu isslor.
Sigpor Casati, member Of the Milsnese Provisional
Government in 1918, has declined tue Ministry OF
Public Instruction offered him by Rstazz, bat an-
other lombard Sgnor Couerti, has been selected for
Office
The Diritio Of Turn states that Garabaldis head
quarters are AZ Loyere, the Lake of lseo, and
that on the 18th he nmI0Ded 70 Bresca by Gen.
La Marnors, with whom he dined, after a long conf
DENTAL interview. He returned To Lovere the fol-
loving day. when be seized with violent pain in
his leg, which has kept MIN in bed ever since.
\ letter from Brescia state. that twelve new regi-
merits Of nfsn ~, and from eight to ten battsons OF
hemeD are 70 be raised Immediately, making the
es.n' force thirtyiour regiments Of ufaury and from
tweIty 70 twenty-five battalipns of riiemen.
NJ Raia1zi has ordered the formation Of regiments of
national guards in every province Of the Lombario-
Sandman Kingdom. At R-ggio, in Moiena, the
tonal guard has been called out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-10
From The Lohdon Times, 2sh.


Tie Sovereign Pontif has appealed to Europe in
diplomatic note. The manifesto is not quite in the
Hldebrsnd vein II longer thunders and thres
and hurls accommodation, and awakens sleeping
claims But if tone il less naughty its purport Is
not less than that Of the unchangDg and Interchangeable
policy of the Holy See. IL claims all things and it
cedes from nohlng. Ii accepts responsibility and
II renounces DO atom OF power Ii IS like the cry of
weak aid wounded beast Of prey. Il complains Of the
Interference ot stronger Powers with the qualification
OF its Instincts but II bears remorse for the past,
and 10 premise for the future. In such document
We might have expected some broad view Of the
Popes position a. the Head Of the Catholic Church.
The circumstances Of the are such 10 invite
serious comment. The honorary Presidency Of the
new Italian Confederation has iust been offered 10
the acceptance Of Pho Mono. Desoloa,on reigns
at Perugia, and the half nereticsl Sgitzers of
the Papal Guard yet red handed from the
slaughter OF the orthodox subjects Of the great
Father of Christeniom. Austria and France may
be supposed TO be rneditating a retreat from the sb
normal poeition which they have long held in the
States OF the Church. An opportunity has offered
for exchanging small material sovereignty for great
moral empire and, under the guidance Of bold and
enlightened man, the Popedom, which now, for the
eIth time appears 70 be the crisis Of its tate might
have come forth evivifed, and stronger than il
has been IN these modern days. This manifesto how
ever, tells ne that such dreams as once passed
the mind Of Pius IL. in the days of mis- manhood ever
Low recur 10 him in his obstinate and implying old
age lie makes no apology for the massacres commit
ted by his troops; he gives out hope to his Ill ruled
people. He satisfies himself by a solemn protest
against all Interference with the continuance Of hs
weary and wasting system Of tyranny, and be invokes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-10

L,....hoA.. iss.-va it, consideration. The
Mn. b.s ~. mus :, .ndur,; be cannot do for us 81
tbs. he xoale. h. = u ID all be can, spd 'ha-
very nue.. Hs MSj- s'y hss our counh' nee as uu I"
81 ever TIE Government continues 20 arm 'Ic 80"
Ivy WIKI srss. yi,9r a-i resolves vo.nn'eef' uAH!
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THE ITALIAN CONFEDERATION.

Baron de BOufquency for France aud Count COOEedo
Austria