Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-08-10

A letter from Turin gives the following -
port Of what passed 10 the Chamber Of De { l.
ties on the 2sih of June, on the occasion OF
Baron Rieasoli, Presidens Of the coanei' Of
Minister'S, announcing the French rseeghi's IN
OF iiAst
Haron RlcaEoii said Is The Goversmet L.
happy 20 announce 70 The Chamber ga sS ut
Which will be received with great satitiaci IIH
hy The Italian people. The Emperor Of Joe
Preach has recognized Victor Emanuel as
King OF Italy. The right Of our national y,
which until now has only been craven In he
conscience OF the people Of Italy, will IN
bee, me right recognized By all Europe, ne
recognition OF che Kingdom Of Italy %
Franet and Engiand definitely determines ar
position IN Europe. Italy Is nov Plal
among the other sisierly nations, and oSIH-
Pies the place v hich has long been denied Ter.
The reeoenition Of the Ilailaa kingdom 10 ehe
fnlRllnieat and the seal OF the ueuaot Sole
words pronounced by the Emperor OF the
French 10 Jaly, 1858, ~ replying 10 the 'ibn-
rratalationa Of The constitutional bodied OF
state Of France shortly after bic retEra
from the glorious campaign In Italy. Hes i'd:
The future vii! show the results OF tais
peace for the happiness Of France aud the
peace of Europe" Tie Chamber will 'r-
tainly ackaowledre, as = fresh preof Of she
Emperors good will, the moment hineeif
which be has chosen for making the sol InH
manifestation. Ia D. certainly bic intRatioi TO
reader less painful to Italy the great mitloF-
tune bs which she has been oSertaken. tly
will zee in this ffesh cause for being gfAil 'ui
TO the geasFous nation whose genius I'D
/ noble instincts the Imperial GcveFuneE. 10
worthiiy represents.
~ do not consider that am lowering The
dignity Of Italy in deeiaring that she .ht
t0 be thankful 10 France, 10 mol fear lAt
our grati.uds towards France can comm nd
Of ne the least sacrifice of our rights g OF
our Interests. Beiween France and Italy srt
eaanot be any conflict Of interests. Lib -,
progress and Humanity will hrneefOrth be- tie
sole comEeon Aims az civilized people. Riy
aud Frame will go hand Ia hand to this ,bie
result. Sach 10 The new basis Of the p, icy
of the Emperor Of the Preach inaagurate by
the was in Italy, policy which will form the
best title Of bis glory, and which will gitl 70
tAe world that which IL Is most Ia nee OF,
namely, peace founded on justice. Let u re-
ioiee nj this new success hui DO not h %
forget that oar Eork ls not yet complete So
We owe this success Co wisdom, consta iey,
concord, magnaninoas emulation. efforts I'd
sacrifices. We stIltrequire these virtues, d'e
effects OF which cannot be compensated By
any friendship or foreign support. ] Sc
virtues are toe true motives Of the past, nd
more sure token Of the future"
Sigaor Muronnio, rnember of the iea, d
q I fad deficiency in the communication. Of
Baron Ricms0li, In bic sileaes with rekas to
Rome. our capital BY right" lie asked for
explanations.
Baron Rieasoli replied: There IL atp. -
/. ent no Ambassador of Italy at Paris, nor ay
French Ambassador as Turin. This par Of
our relations has not been settled, but will be
80 very shortly. As regards Rome, can 3
sure yea the government has 10 ihtentios, Of
allowing the question to rest II is too 'a-
portrait for the Government not to necessarily
occupy themselves with It. The Chan Ter
will, however, understand the gravity OF Ie
question, the diisiculties Of which must Oe
overcome solely by way Of negotiations wi'h
Napoleon, which are continually going on. ]
hatteF myself that in time, the period Of
which certainly cannot fx, we shall arrite
1t such as viii meet the best wishes Of the i,,,-
ton. Ia The mean time eau assure you tlssss
the recognition Of the Kingdom Of italy d, Is
not involve any condition nor any insult 10
our national rights.