New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27


classes Of the country The assembly is cOovoksd ts
Thursday next. The country is quiet and The inhsb,
snts full Of confidence.
The proclamation to the people of Tuscany on n.
eye of action states that the Government had received
authoritative encouragement for the course it was pu
sung and trusts that the elections will offer The Enpa
or Napoleon valid reason for accomplishing as
benevolent Intentions toward Italy The Document
concludes as follows: Europe desires peace, but
Fptcpe will not have peace if the legitimate opinions
the Italians. calmly announced, be not respected
Turin. Thursday, Aug. ll.-Advices from Bologas
state that a decree of Government has conyoked A
assembly to be elected by the inhabitants, in order %
express the wishes of the population. Several aseas
of Mszziri had been arrested and expelled. II is ~
serted that the Conference Of Zurich has proloassi
the armistice indefinitely. The French troops hsn
suspended their departure from Italy.
There was a vague rumor that the Prince NAs
leon was 20 be made Sovereign of Tuscany.
The Mercantile Courier of Genoa states that he
Princes who have lost their thrones N Italy na"
sent secret emssaies into their respective States 10
foment disorder, and distribute money among iisu
adberents.
In the Province OF Parma, twenty-six out Of as
whole twenty nine CoImunee have declared then d.
hesion to the Sandman Government.
Ii is stated in the Italian correspondence OF ~
London Times that Modena aud Tuscany have ssaei
an offensive and defensive league.
FARM, Dictator Of Modena, has assembled alNr
force under his orders. He told Count Resiste, the
French Envoy Extraordinary, that he would !eva
Modena to the ground sooner than he would soc 'hs
Duke restored by force.
The correspondent of The Times thinks that the
Emperor OF the French desires to raise up such A
opposition as will render The restoration Of the Dske
impossible.
The rulers of Central Italy, mistrusting the luke
warmness of the Modena party have called the Red
Republicans to their assistance.
The Electoral Colleges Of Modens are conyoksd ts
the 18th.
The young Grand Duke Of Tuscany said to b,
preparing manifesto offering the Tuscans repre-
sentative Constitution.
The King of Sardinia has conferred the grand ,r,s
of the order of the Anunoiado on Count Walewski.
The following is from The London Times;
"a telegram from Parma is quick fulhlmest n
the Anticipation yeDtnred to put forth yes,eiasy
Already, It appears that the Red Republicans have
obtained the advantage over the friends of erdey IN
Parma The intelligence is from Austrian ofhcil
somces, and We may nope that more detailed repon
may mitigate the revolutionary character which
given TO these events II, however, 1t be purely and
simply true that Red Republic aLism has been pre-
claimed at Parma and that the respectable classes are
in fight, then poor, doomed Italy ms once asSi
missed her opportunity OF freedom"
I FLoRESGE, Aug IL, p. m.-The Ministers sni
Deputies went this morning TO the Cathedral. They
cheered at the opening of the Assembly aud the
opening message Of Nicasoli was much appiAudei
The whole town is covered with placards ending with
these words: Viva Vttore Emmanuel II aot,e Re-
Tile liverpool Post Of the 18th gives the following
resume:
The rumors published yesterday that the Red b.
pubicans had obtained the adv eutage over the friend
Of order in Parma ana that Pedmon'ess had bsss
driven from that city, is confirmed partially by Ne"
received from Austrian official sources.
On the other hand, We Learn that Count Reset hs
French Emperor special Envoy to Central Italy, had
at Parma hapdbils thrown into his carnage express
ing wish for annexation to Sardinia
The Provisional Goyernmen. Of Tuscany Issued [,
proclamation to the pleop.e before the elections took
place, calling upon them 70 enable, by their condaes'
the Emperor Napoleon 70 do for Italy what he intend
for their good and il stated besides that they have
sent special Envoy 10 Berlin to obtain the consent
Of the Prussian Government to the removal Of h
present dynasty. With regard to the question asn
who is to take the place of that dynasty, the Psru
correspondent of Tie London Star returns 10 project
Already mentionsd-namely, marriage between the
Grand Duchess Of Parma and the nephew Of Victor
Emanuel the Prince Of Cargnan, 70 be folio sed sy
other marriages destined to cement the cncn betwesn
the Homes Of Savoy and the Imperial Family Of
France and the Bourbons Of Parma and at the same
time 20 promote the OF Italian unity under Ssr
diLian supremacy
In the Duchy Of MOdens everything see ms IN favT
Of Piedmont. The people ran in crowds, We are tod
TO vote the dethronemeIt Of Francis V. The
Duke il Is added is IN the ervirons of Reggie, where
be wanders about disguised and in secret to warm the
zeal Of bic partisans Il is further stated that the
Moderese and Parmesae have been invited to mos
ster banquet, which is TO take place a. Piscesa, s
the purpose Of coming to understanding upon thr
points:
The reinforcement Of the former dyra,.ies 81
ne1ation to Piedmont ard confederation With Tar
csny and the Romagns to secure common politics.
ard military action.
The military riots at Msyence have been solows'
by Others Of a more serious nature IN the neighba-
Ing city Of Frankfort the seat Of the German FedefH
diet where fighting in the streets, with side arms.
takes place daily. The comba.an,s are the Pruss,aa
soldiers on the side, and the Austrian, Bsvsrsn,
and Frankfort troops en- the other. This news u o"
very eassurirg FOX tie continuance OF peace on 10
Continent.
There is discomfort in Italy. eni deuricn IN Ge-
many, ard the opinion 70 gaining strength that tne'
serious obstacles TO the es.absnmer. ct tee r'
pq:si Italian Cc1.eds:a..qs. T., ST. p'~"'~s