New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13
VICTOR EMANUEEs PROCLAMATION.


TO the people of Central Italy:
PEOPLE OF CENTRAL ITALY Your wishes are full
filed; yen united with my other subjects IN
single Morarchy your concord and perseverance have
deserved this reward. Ii Is great blessing 10 our
country and 10 civilization. But, In order that its best
fruits may be gathered, you must stil persevere in
those virtues Of which you have giver so admirable an
example, and shove all you must be firmly resolved TO
m Ike sacrifices without which great enterprise. can
neither be well accomplished well consolidated.
psce in you that faith which you not in vain repose in
me- The compact which binds ne indissoubly together
is ore Of honor toward country and universal civil
izaon. never had any other ambition save that Of
ritkipg my life for the independence Of Italy and Of
setting natioDs example Of that uprghtness by which
pnbe morality is strengthened and the foundations OF
states firmly established on bsryi aud no ii my
ambition TO obtain for myself and family, Dom the ma
tons recently united, that devoted affection for which
the Sub Alpine people celebratedi am ambitious
TO strengthen the Italians in the unabmity OF those
sentiments BY which Daops tempered as 10 bear
"'>' ''N ~ VICTOR EMANUEL.
Turin, March rs, 1850. FARINL
The Paris Constitufionne treating Of the possibility
of he departure of the Fren Vi army from Rome, says:
sit has always been admitted that cou ID not re-
main Indefinitely ut Rome. Tue Roman Government
having appeared desire departure France waits
only that The safety Of the Pope be assnrsd but will
not leave Rome until replaced by the ary of an Is-
ism Power. Negotiations with Naples have been
spoken Of and if the of events should lead TO
such an end france certainly viii not raise any oosa
cle."
Letters from Rome confirm the statement that the
aocution pronounced by the Pope in the Secret Con-
ssory Of the och inst included the accommodation
Of the King Of Sardinia, without naming Victor Emsn-
uel TIE accDtion specifies his acts, which it says
have incurred the pronounced by the Coun-
ellis sgainst plunderers Of the Church.
The Pspal Csrabineers had taken off the escutcheon
of Sardinia from the house of the Sandman YcsCon
sui at PesaIo.
1t is stated that, under the arrangements for the
transfer of Savoy to France, Gen. Garbaldi would
obtain the grade of General of Division In the French
army but he has already declared his choice to be
Italy, and his intention to remain subject OF King
Victor Emanuel. He hsd been elected Deputy Tor
Nice.
Al Rome, on the Doth, the act Of major excommunl-
cat on sgsipst thote who have either promised AID to,
or coupseled rebelliop invasion, usu,paton in the
RomagDa, was published and was posted up in several
quarters of Rome.
The Pspal Government had forwarded to the whole
of The diplomatic corps protest against the annexa-
ton OF the Legstions TO Sardinia.
II was stated that the ambassadors Of the Western
Powers at Naples had RENTED collective notes 10 the
Government urging the King to adopt reforms. 1t
as also said that the Nespotan Ministry had rendered
their resignation, but it was not accepted.
Prince Csrgnan had arrived at Leghern, en- route
for Florence. His reception was most enthusiastic