New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
PROM FLORENCE.
The Elections" Il .uckso and Reds y
The " Mauvev Party-Pcrsonal Items
Austria and Hungary, and their keis'
tisns-Europenn Politics Reviewed.
From Our Own Correspondents.

! From Our Own Correspondent-
FLORENCE, Oct 81, 1865
! The vote at the general elections was hight.
Scarcely than one.third Of the electors went
the ballobox Still It heavier than at the previous
election The result is, in general, satisfactory
The priest party, they call them here the BSae
have scarcely dozen members among the 4i3 butthsy
all men OF note prnepniy Sesare oat, ,v ins es
teemcd even by bis political enemies the Professors
Cont and Carrora Baron De Matino can scarce'y
be taken Tor Baek 'noagn no ,a;,ss' Hng 70 tbs,
master up TO the present moment III Is We"
known that he always opposed the Teactionary meas
ures Of the exKing, and ai~a's iceoanehed V,.
strength according 10 the latest returns, II mas Nv
seats, n net gain CT 81 The Hoyerhuleh' ha!oI.y
lost likewise all the PiedponteSe elections: sca;ac:
all tho members returned by tsat proyiinSc
being opposed to the present AdminHiration,
thouS they do not go with The Kcds Ihus .9 aa,s
Marty or supporters of Government, have only masr
itv OF about 90 which might be soon Iedueed to a MI
norty unless Government brought IN oi OF progress
resiected ars Gen. Ayezzsna oRed), TIE Gems Claldm
Medici Cosenz (Mauye>, who did not Prcsent
themselves Baron Poero, Professor borgn'
Nessrs. SetseoD, Crini. Fend. -fInzi Gale
otti Giorgini. Massar, Mosca. Audnot, and Capt.
Tambri. With the exception Of the hsst. al OF them
we're unscruplous aud aggressive members Oh tLt
made themselves odious to the community az large.
They always delighted 10 crack te WHIP ABOUT te eMs
VI the Opposition and never iHiei 10 sptah D" We
paragina way of Garbalji and bis friends: ABOUT
20 members are elected in two, some even IN three
electoral colleges for instance. the Gems Dhrt
bald, BiSio, FabbriAi ana me no'ti norrsnt wsiDi
in three colleges Mordini Crsp, L'zziro,
De Lgca, Griud Master Of Free Masons in Italy, DE
Boui the olJne Alcel aud Carroll each 10 two coege'
or the Government candidates, the Ministers Jsclni'
Cortesi and Messrs. Spaventa COido.a ana ka1atLi.
/ had double election, though ka"zz cannot e4ieuy
b. counted among the Mnlfernlsts; IN fact ue j. an
enemy of tho present Administration aud wants to sue.
ceed but La Marmora offers him the plicc o'
President OF the Chamber. Whicn might appeise I'm
fjy The moment th0ugl his inrn VIII come aglI1 VITA
suel n Chamber the Ia Marmora Cabinet cannot last
long; fusion of the le center aud OF tue cd1 y yer!
probable ani tins IL j. scarcely possible Ibat the pres
ent Cabinet will last until the new ear I'D la1 snce
the cath Of Count Cnyour thero has Deen no sph!o
the Administration. Within four years we ueG IoHr "a
iunistraOns. under Eicas0h Rlt'tl, farinl ana La
Nlrmore le as hope that the t shall be long 'ed ana
more abe TO conduct public nhIs tsan tue presedue
ones. The Youthful King and Qleen o Portugal n1Shs
lef their country to plya flying visit to The capitals oi
Europe came Of course likewise 10 Turin, and since
the sister al the Queen Princess tlothle the whe0
Prince Napoleon was at Prargns IN Swli< 'rland enc
too came TO her father Victor Emalnel ara tbe
PRINCES their brothers. naturally arrived likewise uo
Milan and Naples It, was family party; wmeh
glad5eued the heart both oI The hing ana OF tLe
rurinese who really attached 20 the reienng fanny!
Tho public, hogever suspected at once some very
serious iu,rgacs in that eathering Of tls royal
family. IL was said that Yirior Emanuel was to .b
dicatc: that cOncoIda with Rome would be signed by
the new King; that a c0SP daGi was lnlniAen.'
lclangc became affected by these iimors, which bad
not the slightest foundation truth. Victor Emsn'
ue feels quite sbe WELD the seepter aud. II neees
sary, the sword. He IS a good eoustitntiona king
who would not, on any account yloate the Consuta-
ton which has worked we'll for II years. and as 10 the
concordat with Rome il il not religious bat military
and financial convention which is negotiated
Monsignor Nnrdi. the well dlploratist of tie
Pope is here Florence 10 treat about the transfer oi
portion Of the debt OF the Plfa states 10 me Kingdom
of Isaly the return OF the absent Bishops and
Arcbbishops, the mutual RECOGNITION Of the King
and Pope as temporal scyeress anu az ss
after the departure OF the French The personal inter-
view aud reconciliation between Victor Emanuel and
Pho IN is 10 be arranged by the Queen o Portugal who
is the god.child Of the Pope
Since it was said that the royal family came 10
Florence for the opening OF Parliament on the loth OF
November the forentns had areacy the hope of great
festivals, balls and dinners ~ the Palaz2o flti 10
which they were accustomed under the Grand Duke;
but their hopes have vanished. Prince Napoleon does
not TO Florence He returned to Switzerland,
and the King and Queen Of Portugal have not the in
,ention Of spending more than four or FIVE days here
The appreciation a Austrian politics varies accord
ing TO tie point Of view. in Pesn there rogns the hope
ola better future the parties are orgsnNed everybody
knows hot the country wants tnefe is 10 opeos,on
70 be feared either from Trans! or from Croaa
things 20 smoothly in spite 0f most exciting elec.
tioneeging eampaign Political meetings succeed
one another; the nominees canvass the districts
thoroughly. The vote will be very heavy one though
the party platforms scarcely differ from one another.
Doak is certainly the leader OF the movement. and
his views certain 20 triumph But at vienna no.
body knows what he wants. Everybody complains.
There are examinations aud recrminatlons between
tho Cenfralst federaist5 and DuaistS, but neither
party has q wcldehned platform. They are in despair
about the wane Of the German predoninanee. They
prophesy the downfall of tho Empire, and the ruin OK
Vienna unless Austrian or rather German officials.
misgoyern Galcia Bohemia sud Hungary. Liberalism
is for them synonymous with German eentraIlzne
oficalism, AK IL was represented by eh-Minister
Scherines sbOrn constitution Of the 2oth OF Febru.
AIRY. None OF their leaders have any defined scheme
about their future political conduct They admit that
Hungary and Croatia refused 10 accept that notorious
Iust Tho WA m O
then to suit the malc0ntent half Empire Ihey
wanted to have IL enforced by martial law or ut tho
point ofthe baronet Now that the Hungaans ha'e an
their constitute rights recognized bs the Emperor
the Germans are at loss how to organize the non
Hungarian portion of the Empire since TIE nun
gerans do interfere IN any way win the VreahNa
ton OF the remainder oftho pro;lnces t"G s,en5e
M 10 put their shoulder 10 the wheel and instead OF
bew ,iling the pas. look that their fuure should
be as strongly founded on liberal ana CONSTITUTIONAL
PRINCIPLES as the Hungarians intend TO fotiy their
position. But Anstrs mas no Deas ainons ner
o. al ,he population. While Austria is
| busv in reconstruction, her Minister Of Foreign
fairs Count Mensdor continues the policy OF the late
Prince Metternoh aid associates hiinsef with Count
p;.m,rk In threatening the poor Frankfort Senate.
| The Senate however. does not yield and returns
snrod answer 70 tho Ansiro Prussan notes 0fcourse
il did so only after having ascerained that Bavaria
and Saxony had taken the same yiew and resdyt
stand by Frankfort Austria was strongly surprised by
tho unexpected spirit Of independence in the Frankfort
reply and viii probably turn the whole business
the Federal Diet which ought TO have been tho
ouly Judge Of any difficulty between the members Of the
German Confederacy. Count Bismarh, however, does
10 give any new importance 10 the dsciedted
Federal Diet he wonld like Ia Kill IL of by sheer inan.
ton and therefore preferred to bully the poor Senate.
Austria rcpens already the hasy step for Baron Roths
child, who the point Of concluding the loan for
Austria at threatened 10 break of the negotiation,
his Frankfort patriotism not allowing him 10 support
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