New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-21

s,sn Or Owl Correspondent.

s''a FloRrScg, August 90 1854.
I,.,ead ~ great. stirring news we have 70
.,ro,io,o olenty OF little oncs. frst we ma 9ooAf
=, :. c.,eva at the occasion Of TIA elections Inc
.o,o-ius F,zv-the Fernardo Wood 81 the lat' Cli!'
du,ro nj. adminisir ition had ruined 'ac hnanees
80 poa,hrio. while be hnselt grew rich, be'gg iu'
,udep. cnough to keep gspsh q Es doicat'
a., hi, party the to-called R'dcs supported by tie
rabble AID 6y do Roman Catholic priests, llocilinei
fAO nuty Of tho e.sc,ia. and fred agVn q ra@ med
crowd wIicI followed ;ho Go,eiSalSi. ofa-ini', VINO
snnounccd The result Of tie election 70 ihe people.
There were about eight dead aud proPriionate num-
Der of wounded the federal autaoILe' ie5iefed bow
over 10 tae peace Is restored ard al inquest ordered
which however will prove resuitle's as the Iai ~
che rioters at New.York. Next ~ that row WIS lie
'yi, OF tho King Of Prussia b the Emperor ~ Ans'
Grin which occupied the pens OF the ncwswfiers'
King William came 10 vieu9 for converting tie policy
of the two erea, German powe regards tie affairs o.
.Cisrmsny We do not know thc>ieias Of me arrange
snent but we the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ ne Father
land "a meekiy submit their .desiis-, as ne In
dian Raishs 70 the Governor -GcEsSl Bavaria sss
rAang"' 80 cabinet since Won der Pi'r'cn seemed too
tpdepen5 ot thus Bismarck oni Eech,'erg WI fad 10
Glore opposition at Munich Saxony, too has e'Fen M
Ihe King does not support his ts'cntod Minister MF
lienst and evods putting himseii ia 0gns.tion WIN
PRUSSIA and Austria The KlIg o. Wnite"1ere
Is hen picked and Queen Olga the sister Sl iit OS'
Ceconl. iio policy OF the ne" Holy A-ante t1Is me
Grand Du, c Of Baden has remained isoatcd - i'oeo
not dare lead the fry Of small princes, ~io h Sphg
had nearly become popular ~ gatiiag themselves ~
khe head of the national Germ hg.tar'A, uut
vre now most anxious f. no terms W,ta thdi terri
bic Bismarck who Threatens a. swallow ten up one OJ
pne AS % Denmark tho peace ha< not get ".en con
eluded a. il is In the interest II Prussia 20 delay he
La Ltlf
ing the claims of the Pri'c- ~ AUSasic burg $40 sr
preparise The way for then annexation Here "a ilhy
HE opinion Is prevalent that &C shall Lave war ia tAc
Spring accordingly. the eommuAleiIoht oetH"sn tls
Cabinets 81 Paris and Turin nro frequent ana hhpoi
tant Gen Menahria returned Ol Tie second iius 70
Paris, Gen. La Marmofs ~cDt iiscwise fh'ei. -'Ss
prince Hlmbert 10 the guest @, ir4uce Nbp'ieo' ~
brotherin-l wv. and the Ministers Of rum seem 70 DO
tatisied With the result II their diplomacy ct tl9
news about the marriage g; Princess Ann Mulnt aud
the Prince Royal after having been aAnoqncef ny 81
BE Popes of LurcpS Il nos pus n. - g" 'si S
tiance aad suddenly telr ihrt ob NlfHt "lth his
Ssmily is making trip to Jornsa.e1a s'.ii WheAeI
lew match is 20 cement the IslicFTench aAiarce or !
not 90 mach s certain. that TIE ministry iFnss pm
change for tie better IN lie Lnuere:s Eoa9n loic..
6he abduction OF the Hebrew nd Colep, ~ I'"'.-e
Repetition Of The Mortara yiDeesed epo'oA
xrajnsi tie papal Government he wants. az course, /
the support Of the French pcsis sh he cannot afford
10 put huself bad terms with .he Crrsnses al ths
Vans money market who are eli Of jewish PesJ"ttin
khe Eofbschilds, Pere.Tes~ lOdld-, &C, 9 Elehf
power IN france. aud the! con planned tlot ilo ooei
GlOulstS are outraged u 4Ny'htf tIilti. '+N
Efthe French authorities. Tie French EmeaSsaiof, !
kartiges tried TO persuade TIE Pope not 70 cary si
ters too far and ~ Ies,c the young Cohen - ma
parents bu; the Pope replies again. non ross arsus
phere seems have been attempt On the part n the
aazsinians TO kinde irsfreciOn In NcnesG, espe-
aly IN tho Trentine country but thea uetIr sulnor
Le got wind OF the intended expedition and apIsoned
hbont one hundred of suspected patriots. IN tey as
~ Gacia and Hungary, Austria rules e1VigsYgI y /
tle sword the prisons G., never empty of Political
crisonels and trials for hig treason ese da "a Guy
Fence Turkey remains quiet the Snar has lerbld"s1
Ehe slave trade among the Clfeassins lie lIlhes %
koumana has published dcei CO emancpatIns the serb
end aboisling teudalisn. The Creeks are qAaIehhs
bmong themselves and theil King prove lus as Hss'
kifcaat German prince Ming Ohio wac whom they
Ered 90 espe last year Iudted, The kns ey oohs "
Enc grace og God for nothing shot q lolaeie MAJ
bBins such set Of imbeci.cs On he thrones Z" ~