New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-06
THE STATE OF EUROPE.
The Franco.Italisn Convention - Carl
baIdi On the Ameri Q"estien -Nene-
tis-Turkish Finances.
From Our Own Correspondent.

FLORENCE, NOV. H. jr"1.
| The Franco Italian Convention is before the
Chambers that Is 20 say. only its results the removal
Of the capital since according to the majority Of the
IDENTITIES the Cony enon does not belong 10 the compe
tepcy of Parliament il remains within the sphere Of the
royal preroga,iye SGn all the speeches which were
made until now treated FIRST the question OF The con
venton while tho trans,ocation OF the capital was Of
secondary Importance. II 10 rather curious 20 sac how
every body gres different explanation to document
which 10 clearly wordsd and does not contain more than
Is lines. FcrrsTi approves Of IL as revolutionary
measure; La Marmora. because it is eminehtly con
servave; DOndes Reggie, because IL favors the Pope
and makes q Cancellation possible between Italy aud
papacy while al the time the Bishop OF Nismes IN
France denounees the same treaty having the ruin
Of the temporal power for its object. MusoDo the
Garbaldan Colonel pTophesies that it must result in
the downfall OF the Savoy dynasty. and Baron Com.
psgn declares that Il strengthens the throne OF Victor
Emmanuel lift was the intention OF the French En-
peyor 10 confound Italy and Francefor in Paris too
everybody interprets the Convention in different way
he has completely succeeded.
The paiiame ptary Left that is ~ say the party ofthe
Progressists, has split into two factions at Turin.
Crispi Ga,ibads eI Minister, opposes both the Con
vsntion and removal OF the capital with might and
main; Mordini Garibsdis eI pro Dictator. has no OBJ
lection TO the Hsnsocston Of the capital. but he OPP
poses tho treaty Having just mentioned GAribsdi
must tell yon the. having often had the opportunity ofsee
ing him and still receiving occasionally letters from him.
eonld no. bat be greatly surprised al Rev. AacTears
Litter IN the English papers which describes TIE Gen
ersl a. having synpstbss with ths Sscsssionsh.
have oten spoken with him about American politics,
but though he often deplored that the abolition Of
Slavery bad not been the very hrs pocsl messoro u
the President asr the beginning ofths war, he never
me ioned tho Unonsn otherwise than ocr frisnds
while thu Sscesso1is.s were always for him the
mics. There is no nsn IN Europe who hates Slavery
more tan be- he knowing il by experience in Brazil
TIE PROVIDES, day his lie, said he once al his dinner
table was when, 40 . pfivaeer. in the service Of
Rio Grands ne captured Brazilian SLAYER ard freed
Us negroes.
IAd no. think necessary 10 Ask On explanation 81
the Rev. Nr. MacTeai's strange statement from the
General; but Kari Blind, the eminent German patriot
at London. did IT, and of conrss. his reply was cOnas
tent with his often outspoken anti Slavsry senu-
Smsnts. Gsrbsldi looks nov with greater anxiety 70
the Venetian mountains than to the debates in tho
Italian Parliament for the last few days SO, again
better news from Galore. The insurgents have gained
some advantages 10 partial conflicts with The Austrsns
tho popuGoh IN inc Piuih IL IN great exciteDent Two
new bands have appeared On the Venetian sops OF the
Carnisn monntains-and onr hopes sro again revived
the Italian Government remains s hostile 70 that
movement the papers are solsd which contain appeals
on behalf Of the venetsns but the King begins to be
uneasy.
We cannot forget his words at Arsz,o when he
spoke Of sribadi in Sicily. italians wanted 60
support Italians who hght for liberty; would not stop
them" Nov again thcre Italians In Venetia who
6ght for liberty and it will be difficult to stop italians
who 80 to their support. The misfortune however.
10 geographical 1t IL not toward the Aanese frontiers
that the insursction broke out In the ncighbor
hood Of the shore. s therefore. next 10 imposs
be 10 reach them. since between the mountains OF Ca.
dore and the Italian sympathzsrs there extends broad
belt held by the Ausran which essnot bs crossed by
stealth,