New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-09
ITALY.


ITALY.
The French army in Lombardy commenced tsseturn
to France in March.
The Sandman Council of State had decided that the
Concordat concluded by Austria with the Pope is not
binding in Lombardy.
The Ex-Duke of Tuscany is preparing to protest
against bis fate.
Baron Bicaroli reached Turin on the 22d, and pre-
sened to the King of Sardinia the vote of Tuscany on
the Annexation question. The King in response to q
coDeratustoTy speech by Ricasoli, said:
81 accept the vote Of Tuscany, which, after having
been expressed by the National Assembly, Is con-
frmed by a unannity of popular suffrage. Tuscany,
Understanding her desnies with those of Piedmont far
from renouncing continues her glorious traditions and
augments their importance, by uniting them to those Of
the other parties of the State. The Parliament in
which the representatives of Tuscany will take seats
beside those of Piedmont, Lombardy and the Emelis
will bring tie laws of the country into conformity
with the truthful principle Of liberty. Thus Tuscany
will enjoy the blessings of administrative autonomy
without weakening the union power and the nation
al will upon which the prosperity and Independence
of the country are principally dependent
The King then signed decree annexns Tuscany to
Sardinia.
Itis ordered that the PRONUNCIATION of the decree
annexing Tuscany to Piedmont, the French Legation
at Florence hould be dissolved and return to Lsghorn
The Paris Constitutional in article by its prnci-
nal editor SAYS the withdrawal Of the French troops
from Italy must not be considered sign of coolress
between France and Sardinia. France leaves LON
hardy because its independence Is rrevocaby assured
Austria only intends ~ act 10 defense OF the frontier oil
Venetia The loyalty Of the French policy could not
occasion her auy embarrassment on that subject The
withdrawal Of the French army from Italy therefore
q sign Of the approaching solution OF the question OF
Italy and not sign OF complication, which the wisdom
as ell as the interest Of Piedmont will know how TO
prevent. -
Marine in the Sardnisn Council.
Prince CariQnsn was expected to proct ed to Flor
snce the 26h, not az regent but a the Kings Gov
error Of Tuscany.
The ex-Grand Duke Of Tuscany was prepariDga
protest addressed to the European Powers and mani
festo to the Tuscsns against the agran violation OF
treaties that has taken place.
The duchess Regent of Parma had appealed to the
great Powers TO support her protest
demonstration hsd taken place at Rome IN homo
of the birthday of Garbald The soldiers disperse
the crowds, and number Of persons were wounded
THE REIGN OF TERROR IN NAPLES.
Corsespondtnee Of The London Times
NAPLES, March H. 1861
Ibsye not many arrests to report since my last lie,
ter the object Of the Government has been attained
which was to ntimidate, and II now can afford I
reuose Still the same ystem has been pursued to
certain extent; some PeIso1s have been called oeiore
tie Project, ard have been admomsned 10 DO Tranquil
end 10 abstan fom all conversation on politics, on
main of being cent into exile; few arrests among the
L bassa class" have been made, and those who had
been liberated their parole have received an in-
nation that they will be compelled 10 leaVe, OF are
iCorella Prince Camporeale, and Duke Proto are
mentor ed among these, though / doubt 1t; as Tor
Teoderico CscRoe the advocate OF the French Legs-
ton know that Baron Brenler only yesterday MADE
another application TO the DrectOr Oh ronoe III h'S
behalf, and was refused.
This is a new position Tor the Minister OF the EN-
peror Of the French to assume in presence OF sueh
nan as Cardinal Ajossa and cannot ont remark u
the stronee 81 terms on the ndgntes which have been
heaped upon Baron Breuier ESPECIALLY on the occasion
of his yist TO the Palace Sunday, the Attn oil March
Won will bear III mind that reflect not IN the slightest
degree on the French Minister, who has acted re-
markedly well in such trying circumstances but on
the Government which has chosen TO crafty It's hatred
Of the Emperor by treating his Munster IN 30 con-
temptuous way. have omitted 70 name slno1g
those arrested Oh Saturday Giuseppe LAURA formerly
a iudee who YVES deprived Of office IN consequence OF
SUPPOSED liberal opinions. lie was liberated after
shoft detention, bis hOuie was searched, ana one or
two books containing the drafts OF several eonstu.
tons were seized To those who were arrested ana
cent off tho authorities Of courfe DID not deem nee
etss1y to assen any reasons but find that in various
WAYS they are trying 10 justify themselves; -.
Thus Ajosss has been iaboring to persuade the MN
lister of the French that plot has been formed TO muir
der the King: that an extensive conspiracy had been
discovered throughout the kingdom, the proofs OF
which sIe il the possession OF the hlng, ana WIZ %
fothcon hen those who are behind tue scenes are
detected Individuals too Rosica, the Minister oil
the Interior have been trying TO excuse themselves,
tboueh they approved the extreme acts For myself,
look upon these reports Of conspiscs as more lad
TicgtiOnb constructed ab al excuse lOI cdeuo "Ou
was altogether precautionary. Looking to the future,
noyeu emf was regarded as probable, and hence the
lists Of the "attend6ili" were looked over, and all
these who was considered might serve as the heads
Of sucb movement or instruments TO be depended ON
In carving it ont were removed in the illegal way
which has been described. That Naples does not act
alone bus on a common understanding With the Aus
TRAN and Paral Governments, we have too many
proofs. ...,.L
The Nuncio has been in frequen. communication with
Gen Martini the Austrian Minister and clerical agents
from Rome have been coming and going. The anti
national and ruinous tendency of the Bourb0ns how
ever TO lean upon Austria is more strkngly evident
ia tie uniforms of that Power, which are gradually
begin mir to make their appearance in the streets OF
the capital saw some lat Sunday, and those VINO
wore The D. instead Of being recruits, were 10 au
apprentices well-diEcplinsd military men. Ihe Nea-
poEiars TUNED round 10 look at them, ouI WIN u
fiendly eve, and in all probability they will rue 20
reanr es1snce of theee troops in the kingdom OF IN
Two Settles / hear some speak OF there being
already force Of 1900 Of these men in the Kingdom
ard II ia lot an improbable calculation.
Az ycu " Ill readily understand, every one is expect
ing Qery the result Of the voting In Iascany anu ru
NOR rays " may lcok out for squalls tomorrow Inoio
ia 10 appearance Of any yet, and, any 40 appear,
they will be Ike the white squalls OF the Mediterranean
-fuddfn and violent. ! cannot give you any ioos ~
The er orsnce Of the Court rtgardsthe state OF na
outside the kiI edcm. III tie CAGE OF IgecanX W
anee, the srobg In precision has bssf ~ ~ soyAIa's
existence will be voted, asaso the return OF inc ut
Duke eesred. Beta have been offered on tne snpleos
and indeed all parties are dRpossd TO attach us ' '
Icrtance TO the great event now pending.
H.re and "a sicily tear sno hatred Of Austns nv
made hn the Liberals ADpeSatonlsis oheh 'a .H
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