New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16
ITALY.

The following is the Chevalier Buoncompagnis
proclamation upon entering the Tuscan teri Tory:
population of Central Italy l come among you,
appointed by H. X. u. Prince Eugene of -Carlg-
nan in order to contribute TO the maintenance Of the
laws you have established until the fate Of these prov
ipces shall have been defnitivey settled come
among you TO you of the Kings friendly ieel-
inps toward you, and Of the affection of Piedmont.
Whep the war was interrupted which was to render
Ilaly Der own mistress, you, firmly attached to the
idea which had inspired that great enterprise resolved
not to acknowledge any authority in those who had
opposed IT, and you united yourselves, that your conf
bned forces might be better able to repel any violence
which might lie attempted against your rights While
the Government Of Tuscany and those OF the Trans
Apennine Provinces stronger now than they were,
since thew are united under single hand preserve
all the powers conferred upon them by the Assemblies
l. according to the agreement entered INTO between
them and the Government OF the hng, assume
the supreme direction of the League, in order that
the bonds which unite the allied Provinces may be
strengthened, and their relations with Piedmont be,
come more intimate. The political bonds established
betw cen you are the symbol Of the bonds Of concord
hi1h unite all hearts in love for Italian Independence
and which facilitate that perseverance TO winch hng
Victor Emanuel exhorted you when ne gave ear 70
your wishes tits not his desire that this
should be impeded either by foreign intervention, or
internal disturbance, financial difficulties dc Is ~
the head of strong and free people, indlssonoly uni
led TO the King for the defense OF Italy ener IN peace
or war and thankful for the high proof Of confidence
You gave il in declaring that you wished 10 DO united
with e. is ready 10 defend your rights its
The civilized world admres what you have done III
order TO secure TO these regions the blessings of nde
rendence and liberty. Ge whose name will bs i'm
mortal in history, for having been the first among
foreign rulers to proclaim the indubitable rights OF
Italy and for having himself led the chivalrous French
army TO our aid the Emperor Napoleon Ill, assures
you by his august word that your work shall not be
prevented by foreign violence which formally was
wont to suifocae the germs Of liberty III Italy. The
Powers of Europe are about TO assemble III Con-
gees in order 10 deliberate the means OF settling
the affairs Of Italy, and repairing the evils done by
the treaties of 1875 which regulated the rights OF
princes but forgot that there was in Italy Italian
nation King Victor Emanuel will appear there, by
means of his representatives, TO uphold yonr rights,
which are those of Italy, sanctioned by eternal Justice,
and consecrted by the blood Of our brethren who died
f'r country. IL is now more than ever necessary
Lat temperate councils, unity of WILL unshaken
those to whom the viii of the people las intrused the
management Of public affairs should prove You worthy
Of the destinies which you aspire and while averse
to all mpTudent and ~ ,ressoD yet ready to repe
by force whoever either from within from without
may attempt to desroy the political edice erected Oh
the foundation of union or6eT, and Liberty My alice
ton for these provinces is known 10 ypn; | have no
other ambition in coming among you than that OF
seeonding the Italian policy of Piedmont, aud of con-
tributiDgto your great enterprise. j rely upon your
confidence and the cooperation OF your governors who,
by animaing and directing your efforts, have already
deserved well of the country and who by continuing
10 exercise the authority ntrused 10 III im viii acquire
further claims to its gratitude
TIE Governor. General of the United Provinces OF
Central Italy, {. BUosC0MPAGsI.
Ltghorn. Dee. 81.
Advices from Turin and Milan say, that the French
pamphlet on the Pope has caused an immense
ton, both there and in other parts Of Italy.