New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-23
T,.R STATE cP EUROPE.
Non Our Own Correspondent
FLnRyycY. Sept. 6, 1884.

v,n. I'm, Own Correspondent
FLoRrvcY. Sept 6, 1874.
The n,an Of the marriage Of Prince lInmbert
4. Princess Ann Nurat has filled The Italian pu'nc
Aad no. Bio it and Empress Fuseoia WIS horrined iH
Lar let should be welded TO The son Of the exc""u
Gated Victor Emanuel Thus tie scheme was s''F'r
- hssas tho ma ties re lily concerned IN The maltefss
met lie Princess has embarked for Syris ana y ffey
land ard Prince Hu.nbr.t aa. seek wife ei<s1here
siH alternating Is TIE o.eer Of TIE dsy APct lie
srswpel heads Queen Vic.oris, eager tTlTv'ne Tor
ssr chIirou believes priuoo Flinor c>'oldniDnrr
ssusin Of the Grand Duke, might eust sT tairc
ssne.sr In. Princess Holcns sy1 fha fog lin 20 pre-
.~,t hr,se. nj Windsor. The GIsss I'aks oil Rassl.
heir 10 De imperial crown afEged 81 Ccpssasen aN
rsucsct 10 the Princess Dag lar s,s,er 20 tho fFin2s
~ W.les .nd ths accomplished s'ripc1ss Ia Of oJTso
., rcedv to exchange hgr Pr,se stlnsian for cii
"a, crown II in1ssd sck7n'. 70 go that vsHt -
ssls respect with which the German Trotestsn' Prn'
s.sscs change their religions persussio1. v.crover
Russian marriage is IN prospect
King Of -cccp vsotsrs OFT 70 be irsSniSchnt
Prince - King 0,ho Mas>is likewise seeing tlasen
Tor his lettering throne. sad turas bis eyer 81 81 Fe
er=sburS Russian Prinyss aoa'. If any a5 lroSeTFo
Nfn from the fste Of hes prcee Eee youngest
brother Of tha.r:peroof Ausss osaln - mary the
Y,riDoss. Imperial o. Brazil and tho s'O Of Prince
yoisvire her sister = no at any rate uases better
sasth than ina hoa,sss 10 TIA cr"- 20 ;he Austrian
arsAsnke in sptesf HE here sry:da2 Gestures has ~
Yreutsiiox OF the vienn. Five rSyai .Hs
fDverisl matches within tie next ~ slycmonih Eas,
give peculiar r.s-p 10 - coming sr fr II secIrs
ths; isf5 Wi. probably ssocme uSre men1oTaoie ieT
ether events msililcaia aansas As ~ the s''
H:ical ssness they srlo going e. 10 sw immng'y ss
lie oeurtiers Believed
The interview of lie King Of Prcssa with th- Las-
Saa Emperor Ut Vi-cra did no: cement the alliance DC
tween tic .To powers O9ih ~ regards 'ae cSEscrS'e
treaty and the polier towards tho NcTth A'aIn-iai
pvciies 10 cor ps.e understanding ecn'd he seheYed
The Austrian Vows Sftr =such from tho l-ussi"T
zncs Bismarck sho. too openly bis desire 70 take the
direction Of the ssssl kgdorss and principaii.es Il
Germany, and his contempt Of constitutions! forms
On both points, scAncIng, the Austrian Minister feel
rssAer tender; he oannet give ~ Austrss prepohde.
se In Germany, else he osght to yield 70 The Hun
Esrians and he fzuId ais owa constitution a The &il
~ February sues excellent engine for voting new
taxcs that be defrccaes anT viIifyng rsmars aSarf
sscstitatops Isit II PIu-ss and Austria. IN spite 81
tAei unios Of aterest = opposing the -evcia;on
Asy deuge which threatens theu, could rs: entirely
ss1es upon any practical point tae uaest; ,nGing ie
twean France and England Is iikrw,e far being
enuee 1t Is the tendency oftbe different EsetAs q HI
ys3e 70 Isolate themselves; coalition for sy ccr,noa
soton scarcely succeei The ccntinaeiion Of the
soeupation OF Rome By France 10 thorn In the siss Of
Hsy, ami prevents sincere alliance between Victor
lnauuel and Napoleon who fully aware TIM. England
takes TO the peace pocy. seeks 10 ocns 10 an ar
rsaeuInc8t with Prussia. An interview between tie
Emperor and King " iiiism at Baden vac h;E:cd ~
~ lhe French Ea.lsssajor. ard nigh. r-gAab!y o.
eeccpted ngx tha; tic ambitious P;uss;sa schemes
have found aa oppositien at Vienna
Qreer Victoria shares the fa.o 0! al crowned h. ss
1,.va h.;r 10 Of m.
agree with her. especially since England aas abaa
Aoned Denmark. To show his opposition. he gees 20
pay visit 70 his fsther.irs~ ~ Copenhagen, though
she Queen bad openly ntinsi-d 10 hin that enc ccc.
Dot approve OF suoa Demonstration. But the Prince
b - besdstrong lis grradfsther he'd been he cares
sssaipg si,er for Lord pam-rs,on HE mother ana
re.Aing that Ls is rcebcrn Engi:snan, doos o1SS;y
- ne pleases
Tho riots Geneva hsve ceased the caiefs OF the so
eG1cd Radicals have been arrested. danes i... 80"
fsp ls4s 10 49,, z-rcset nearly iet.tcrisi power -
9cuoya fed 20 Franco his game ia played oEt and -i
We hope that his example Inay deter c.h-- statesmen
from jobb:ny, and trying to SO; Tioh without working
Unfortunately such is not tte Gaze in italy Ecs-,i
ne great Of tuscany ia 1862 tie Italian Minister
Of 1861 IL in similar position On account cf
etcrcn; AID soewhs: ccuiyocal ;oos 10 iss lost hs
property. srd must stvs M every hone o. becoming
srco moro MiB:s;e5. Eo wise for his own In.
tercsts q: TO DO Ct honestly 20 govern the s;ata.
Brsandage !, on lie decrease in Sou,hern Es.v. The
notorious Chief Crceco Ted ~ Rome with his III gotten
SfaAes. several other bands f.ilow lis example, ard
give themselves up the PspaI authorities e;hers
presenting themselves 70 Ike Italian generals ho hsV.
hunted them down. Bat willie sose bf;saaa chiefs
xivo up the tight tho eyEing Francis Of Naples COZ.
trsoted DEBT Of ten million francs 10 spaa-it was
pieced principally By lie Roman Catholic prirsts-s1d
has no intention roIe from Rome 10 renoincs 70
HI olsi1S Tho e1-f1rard Duss Of Tuscany uades.
stands his position be.ier he lives npon his bohemian
sstaies anu recently rceiecte, Nayor OF TIE snal
manufacturing town o. Sch.aCkeuwcGO wte-o M -.
ministers the affairs ~ the community much DO
Gently than he die H. Tuscsuy.
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