New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17

The Governor Of the State of Parma has named
Antonio kosio engineer, Inspector General Of the
National Guard in the Parmesan provinces.
The Monitore Toscano says:
"Tuscanyis arming, and she ought to arm, because |
she ought to epuse her worst enemy the vanquished
Of Solferino, II she should claim to reascend the
throne Of Tuscany. Bat "to arm" does not mean to
make levy, as the secret favorers Of the fallen dy
nasty pretend. Without levy Tuscany has already |
army; she will soon have the National Guard. The
towns must arm and when the tocsin sounds the |
inhabitants of the country must arm themselves with
scythes and whatever arms they may find to their |
hands. Let Europe DO assured that people as civil
lied a. the Tuscan people will not endure the afront
Of having for monarch one who was yesterday with
the Emperor Of Austria striving against the Italian
arms"
At Modena the magistrates, advocates and notaries
Of Savoy, and renewed the compact Of 1913. The
Marquis Camille Fontanelli, Giuseppe Malmusi and
Luigi Carbonieri have been sent on extraordinary
mission TO the Courts Of Turin Paris and London to
explain the views Of the Modenese provinces in re-
gard to the solemn act by which they have devoted
themselves to Victor Emanuel. Giuseppe Malmus
was formerly Charge d'Afaires at Tangiers. He
lost son in the battle Of the Tchernaya and one in
the recent battle Of Solferino.
Austria.
The correspondent Of the London Times, at Vienna,
writes as follows dated Friday, July %:
The Plenipotentiaries Of France and Austria will
meet at Zurich, in the course Of the next week, in
order to conclude peace the basis OF the premi.
naries signed at Vienna. 1t is proposed that the
treaty shall be concluded between the Emperors Ma.
poleon and Francis Joseph, and that Sardinia shall
make peace with Austria by means OF an Additional
Act" Neither England Russia, Prussia are to be
represented at Zurich, but soon as the treaty OF
peace has been ratified, the fact will be made known
to those powers. The arrangements which have been
neutrals nor the Italians but the two Emperors ay
pear to care as little for the they do for the
other.
The Austrian Government affects to be well pleased
with the conditions OF peace and probably it really ia
So it is aware that the neutral Powers intended to
propose much more dsadvantageous terms than those
which have been obtained from the Emperor of the
French. A person who must necessarily be well
informed on the subject, has this morning told me
that the British Government not long since proposed
to Russia and Prussia to make the cesson of Veneta
and Lombardy the basis Of future negotiations for
peace, and he also gave me to understand that the
two last mentioned powers had consented to take the
proposition into consideration. The proposals first
made by the Emperor Napoleon to the Emperor Fran
els Joseph were l. That Lombardy and Venice
should be separated from Austria placed as an in.
Modena and Parma should be given to Sardinia /; and
8. That Tuscany should DO coded to the Duchess
| Regent of Parma.
These conditions having been rejected, the counter
| Emperor Napoleon. Count Rechberg and Baron Hess
negotiated with His Majesty, and both of them were
much struck by the extraordinary lucidty Of hif
mind and his talent for business The preliminaries
| of peace were put to paper by the Emperor himsel
at valeggo, to which place Count Rechberg went
after the interview between the two sovereigns al
| Vilafranca. Baron Hess settled with Napoleon tbt
conditions of the armistice and he was subsequently
sent with Count Mensdorf to Valeggio, to make thu
necessary arrangements for the meeting Of the twt
| Monarchs at Vafranca.
According to the Vienna journals the Emperor O
Austria, in giving Lombardy to Piedmont. does no
renounce the symbol of sovereignty Of the old LON
| bard Kings; the celebrated iron crown, which hat
been removed from Monza to Verona, is to be place.
in the collection of crown jewels of the Empire q
| Vienna.