New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-29

German middle cisses sgninst Hungarian nobility, ana
stand fr the former ard the continuation OF their
monopoly Of all the Iublic Office but the Hungarian
papers very ap.ly reply that much more important
interests at stake than those of the German middle
classes or Hungarian mob lty viz: the interests OF all
the populations uuder the rule OF Francis Joseph all OF
them financially crippled by the centralizing and
GermsnizDg tendencies Of the former administrations
The nineteen Diets of tbs different Austrian provinces
all to toward the close of the year, and Couut
Becred is sad ~ have plan for extending their atir
buttons and introducing the system of election ue the
provincial sdn nnistration. We likewise Of the
proposition Of introducing the trial By Jury. Of tho
restriction Of the attributions Of the police. and
Of more liberal intert rotation OF the laws Of the
press In fact II all these fair hopes are 10 be fulied
Austria may become reeencrsted and wipe out the
iniamy OF her past So Ear VIC cannot take any ex
oeptlon to the men who were appointed by Chan.
celor Iejlh to posts OF trust ard responsibility in
Hungary aud Transyvania. lie seems 70 try to obit.
crate old party dstinctions and looks more to the
ltncss OF the peons appointed than to their political
an,eoedeDts Old Conservatives and Liberals ofle4S now
60 hand in hand the oil parties have ceased to exist
bat new ones cannot fail to spring up soon.
While Hungary in thc present hope Of peaceful
prog gives mp her revolutionary tendeaoics poor
Kos nth has lost his wife, the faithful companion Of his
exile. She was an excellent wife and mother-what
other words ou'd after these he needed n her praise
She was buried At Genoa in the Protestant Cemetery.
by the side Of her Only daugh.e who had preceded her
10 the grave three years age Kosslth himself accom-
panied by his two both Of them engineers In the
Italian Government o1iee. went TO tie south OF France
aud 1t Is not probable that he will in ary way throw
difficulties In the way Of the prcsen. Development 1
affairs in Hungary.
The tastein.Sllsourg treaty concerning Sc.lcsw'e.
Hoscin ard Lauenburg has been censured by the Lib
era press Of France s fir IT exists aud In Engand;
bat neither Of these Governments nor Russia have
protested against it. the ony protes. registered thus
far coming flom the three pachies. SAKE Wcimar.
SAKE Coburg and SAKE Moiningcn; but as they are
uaabis to back their protests by armcs. ell their
remor strsnces amount to nothing.
The cholera which frivhtend Italy last month by
Its violence at Ancons San Severn and half dezen
places In the Neapoan provinces along tie Adriatc,
steadily On tho decrease every where and it Is gen
orally believed that IL will entirely cease though
the infection 10 stil! lurking In msny other places We
hear of isolatcd onses bologna Modcna and Acqu.
and 1t may stl reappcsr IN important centcs oi
popala,!op but mirds nog moIc at rest that the
danger seeming 20 have passed The mortality H. how
ever s,n o1 the Increase at Marseos though such is
the condition of the press in France that the papers dG
not mention tho Gala atty which has stricken that
The dcssc on the decrease in the syarish ports and
at Lbbon bat has made It's appearance at Bucharest
and other lown. of lioldo- w walischis.