New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-09
STATE OF EVHOPE.
u,et;nx Of the ttniinn ParIiaInent-The
Question Of Rome -Rcs"ct'o" of Arm"-
snents in AustrIa and iiniy-Nnpoiconr
European Congres. Agnin-imper'"i
OuarreI. -TiunEcinl--G crmnn Eumors
Fron Oul Own CdTfr' p1ndrn'

Flonrycr Oct -, 1864.
The Italian Parliament meets Oh the I'm.
Tborri, Govcrnmcnt has an overwhelming majority
s the minority i large enough to Protraci the debate
for forth cht or even longer protesting against the
convention which recognizes the temporal power of the
pepe against the subsefyicncy Of The cabinet TO The
French Emperor, who in the coolest way, orders the
Italians TO remove the capital from Turin 10 Florence
But. approving Of the removal Government satisfied
Of majority from three 10 one sent already their
agents TO Florence for selecting the most fitting ocatc
for the ministerial Office and since town is over.
crowded By monasercs there is difficulty in finding
room FOR all the cumbrous machinery Of centralized
administration S,ln according to the Turin accounts
tho trans location takes place plccemeal.
The Court and the Ministry expected in January
ACCOMPANIED only by The political branches Of the GOV
erpment. the administrative ones and the create o
portion Of the archives remain at Turin, and wil by
and by within two years be transferred 20 Florence
The fr,ncb aud Italian official papers stu continue to
differ AZ 10 the necessity Of the convention while Ia
F,aae, The Patrs and CoA.ffafionEd insist upon the
pon, that Italy has ronounced the preenAon %! making
Rome her deGntiye capital the Italian papers main.
tain that M treaty Of the 18th Of September doe, not n
an ay Infringe upon the claims ~ Italy or Rome Al
eny ratc it seems certain that Napoleon does not thiA
Of war and accordingly AUSTIN Is uftdu9 ttuu'hr hcl
amy iy 5000 men IN Upper Italy and the German
rovuce, md a. soon rs the state Of siege IN Gnhcn II
,ai.ed and the troops hon Schicswig come back some
I'm GOO soldiers more will be- sent home.
The italian government follows the example given by
.ustre ard the Ministry OF War contemplate reducing
line army nj least by 1000 men putting even the officers
nm half nav The Hungarian Legion will be dissolved
and The Garibildian element wccded ont from the
arm, In fact Napoleon returns Ia bis old plan oi
a Enrcnean Congress Tor general reduction Of tho
continental armies bat he prefer, u II some other
power would take the responsibility - the Initiation
lismarL has Just to-day had an interview Win the
Emperor at Paris and II 10 not Improbable that PRUSSIA
might be induced initiate the peace movement bv
proposing n Congress The questions " DC discussed
wond BE- the final arrangement oi ihe ScheSwg iioi'
sten business the question of Rome ana lty ana tLa'
of the Mold0 Walachion provinces, LORD Chrendon'
Pamcrsons virtual heir II that old statesman dies or
rctires from office Ia nj Vienna 10 persuade frames
Joseph 10 recognize Italy. ard thus To remove one I'm
portaut obstacle which stands IN the way OF an ar
rangement OF the Italian question. FRANCIS Joseph
might do il easily since IT is known that neither The
Austrian nor the Italian finances allow the two hostile
movers 60 fight out the question OF Nehctu ana the
Austrian Emperor too obstinate to give up that prov
jnce acquired in 1915. either for love OF peace. OF
money consideration, an indemnity on the lower
Danube. -. 4, ,,,..
| The Empress Of Russia goes 20 Nice for The Winter
She studiously avoided until now 10 meet Inc Emprcs
of France whom the Car paid visit AZ Schwaloaci
| 10 make up for that slight Napoleon now pays nm
bach In his own money. Though Car Alexander ne
companies his Empress 20 Nice. the French Emperor
gaoes hin bQ, soon a. ~ returns 70 H'''!' na'o