New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-07

1--we howers alone with which the palace was
decorated. While such enormous sums are squan j..
dered awey, the Senate, being cany8ssed 10 sub.
scribe one hundred thousand francs for tho suf
erers by the ibuI datons, signed but seventy
thousand and the Representatives were stil more
snDey; thouen always lavish u voting away sums
The Coronation at Moscow Ia TO eclipse ANY pre,
vious display; Count Mony wishes to dazzle Rus.
sian society by riches and aniabity. The lyeres OF
bis footmen cost one hundred thousand franco psid
of course by the treasury; and the same sum and
the title ofSecretsry to the Embassy were offered to
Jules JaniD, if he would accompany the Count for
two months and amuse the nobility of Moscow.
The spirited author, however, refused the offer,
saying that he Was too lazy ard too fat for the Job
But Austria tries to surpass even France in dis
play The well Known family diamonds Of the
Esterhazys are once more to be paraded before
astODisbed crowds, and accordingly old Prince
Paul, who ever since lS49 has been under cloud is
again received in favor, and may once more bask
in the sunshine OF the Court He is destined to
represent Austria at Moscow, accompanied by the
flower of She Bohemian and Hungarian aristoera.
cy, and waited upon by one hundred and twenty
footnen. All the barbarous spendor Of the mid
die ages with its jewels and retsiners will charac-
terze the psseant OF Moscow, aud the actors in
the sps stace nay fancy themselves for some days
in the palny epoch Of tb.ir ancestors, whose
imagination was not yet disturbed BY fear Of
revolutions.
4 The FIeetrade measures Of Austria begin 10
bring fol- tn their nural result: Stagnati0n Of all
the Industrial enterprises, tghtness in the money
market anl the ruin Of manufacturers. Tho
vicinity Of the seat of war. which gave many
advantages 10 Austrian commerce, stayed for
while the baneiul efest of the low tariff but
sinse peace has been concluded the crisis of the
Austrian money market has increased. People
now believe they have ,een the worst of il, but
they know free trade only by theory and put
faith in the English cant about il. few years
more will teach them to see things with their own
eyes, AID not throagh the ,peotacles invented BIZ
Adam Smith.
A luderous incident annoys the Austrian Press
beyond description. Lord Normandy, the English
ambassador at Florence, celebrated the birthday
of the Queen and the restoration OF peace on the
sane day which was Get aside for that purpose at
London. New, the Goth of May happened to be the
anniversary Of the battle of CurtatOne. in which
the Tuscan students distinguished themselves IN
their heroic defense against the Austrians of Ra-
detzky; in fact. it is revolutionary anniversary.
You can, therefore. easily imagine the excitement
created at Florence hen in the evening Of that
day the Sandman flag, tie flag of Italy was sud
denly hosted at the palace and at the Villa Of Lord
Normandy, together with the Union Jack and the
TrcOler, and the illumination and fireworks dis
played the initials of Victor Emmanuel, together
with those of Queen Victoria aud the Emperor Ma
poleon. The crowd seemed to be intoxicated by tho
UNEXPECTED sight, and shouted its riras in frastc
way The police was furious but could not inter-
fere; still the official Austrian Press heaps every
abuse on the bead of the indscreet ambassador.
Indeed, the trick was thoroughly PamerstOnan,
exciting the Italians, though not engaging England
in any Way APO.