New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-06

ment. Since then q peaily-inersasei activity has
been shown in military preparations AID tho enroll
uept of yolnDteers, which for the lass few monfhs
has been rather slack, has gone on NJ great rate
d,,,ino the Iast week When the o!sicsrs OF the
Guar1 rrrrsented themselves u Ricasuli, to offer
Their CONGRATULATIONS Oh the lst souiry, after iu-
io,nino then, 0f the intelligence with respect T. tho
Congress he aided, that ii Tie pOsentatrs Of Ea-
yope retarded or iEsslnitey aaJourned It's NEE ing,
tlrpeople of eitrJl Italy yOaii be fully warranted
jptuning 10 ur0pc and demanding wneiaeris wsre
Just that after having gwen 80 many proofs Q, COCA
sopsc,, wisdom, nd order they snouii % piuhged
into lora a-5 painful uncertainty. Would they not
he iustfed In advancing With 6rm1ess a1d decision
in the path tia, t,ey had chosen shond piS anti
ciphtions be- justified, be continued the Gosernm'ns
bad taken measures for th interests ana welfare OF
tie couRiry, relying ON the confidence aud goodwin
the latter Lad ever shown toward 1t.
The weather has been lately so severe. such tor
rents Of rain in the plains and stOrins OF snow on
The mounsn, that the pOst has been constantly de-
layed ut Mont Gems. | shall thIs probably be
lae in conveying you intelligence OF the warm wei
cone prepared iOI as by Dir friends OF the T" Co
dino" party, Anglice "pigtails. These geatls-
mep. desiiors If contribu Ing their quota to the
,nufememts Of the evening, Literally came forward
with display OF fireworks at tbs ball g'voa 6y tae
Governor Of The League OIL the evening OF tue ISL
If January
About a q hour after the opening Of the do3rs OF
The Crocel!a, the palace OF oIgn0r Bu ncoHpagnl,
aud whsn the FALCONS were just beginning 70 MI,
every one was for moment 0ealened W an eXPio-
sion that was heard ifom one enc OF Ficrsnce 70
the Other; second Immediately Succeeded Tae
repcIts had scarce died away wien The trumpets OF
The National Guard were heard ringing through the
streets 10 few moments the gardens and ap-
rroacbes to the palace were blazing with torches
and filed with troops The search soon Brought to
lipbt the fragments Of two bombs, one OF which
had exploded IN the gardens close ~ the palace, tho
other 1T the corner of the Via Laura. Ne damage
WAS done beyond the bfekagc OF all the giiss on the
fiTst story, nor was any alarm shown ~ tue nutn-
beIs Who crowded the ball and reception rooms l.
believe that lcit the palace IN consequence,
though a few persons who would otherwise have
been present, terrified by the exaggerated reports
that were Immediately circulated through Florence,
preferred the securiiy OF their own homes u tnc
chance of q second and more successful! attempts
upon their lives. at later hour IA the evening,
Two similar proieciles, that had not exploded We're
picked up in tie Piazza dell ADnunzlata, through
which almost every carriage must pass on Its way
JANUARY 6, 1860.
The telegraph has just brought us news of the resg-
nation Of Count Waiewski and The appointment of
De TLouytnel, the French ambassador at Coastan-
tnople, in his place. This event Ia received here
with the utmost satisfaction, being regarded as
sort of Of cial recognition of the important pamph
LET. 1t is generally stated that IN u conversation
Of Waewskl " ith tie Austrian ambassador he de-
clared that az long as be remained Minister, tao
polcy of the french Government should never be
that expressed in the brochure. This is but an-
other step in the calm aud determine cd advance "
the Emperor The moment has now arrived Tor the
avowei OF his purpose anu the more energetic pros
ecution OF his schemes The mash il accordingly
dropped, spite of the opposition OF Austria and tho
Anatheua Marauatha oi Rome.