New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16
FROM FLORENCE.
The Parliament nj FlorcBce-Efert OF
King victor's Opening sprech-Pre-
grnnmes Of Pnrsirs-a.aribaid's Dec
Iinntion-Leaders In the Hungarian
Elections The Croasisn Diet - a
Chronic Crisis in Greece.

IinatiOn-Leaders tn ehe Hungarian
Elections - The Croa,isn Diet
Chronic Crisis in Greece.
From Our Own Correspondent.
FLORENCE, Nov. - 1855
The Kings speech at the opening OF Parila'
ment was scarcely satisfactory to the great ques-
tons Of the day l mean Rome and Venice. which are
still urpermost in the minds Of al the Italians It's
burden was psy and pdy since tie expenditure Is i'm
mense and rais aud no until crcum stances may ead
Us to Rome and Venice. Still some details wero moro
satisfactory and elected many cheers. For instance
when Victor Emanue mentioned that since the nego'
tiaons with the Pope lad arrived point where the
honor Of the crown and the interests of the nation were
con promised. they were broken of Everybody was
relieved at bearing those royal words the repeated
visits of Monsigsor Frarch and the Archbishop
Nsrdi at the Ministry Of Foreign Affairs had until .he
cry lest moment coun,enauoed tho idea that agree
ment with Rome M the form Of d concorde IL pretty
nearly concluded. so much the since Napoleon
strongly insists upon an arrangement With tho Papul
See Still louder we're the cheers when tts King en-
nounced tba, the bill for TIC suppression Of the nou's
ito orders and the conf,caion Of the conyen, property
e to be introduced. together with regulation (Which
means. OF course. dininntoa) Of the bshoprics and
hfClDlbLOlrCs,
equals nearly The number Of all the bishoprios IN
Europe some Of them consisting Of only one parish.
The new members OF Parliament were present in con.
siderable numbers hat Of the dozen returned by
the town Of Naples came 10 Florence. So long the
cholera frightened the population they resolved not to
move from the post OF danger and leave II to DO said
that they had .orssken ter electors during the dread
ful vi,taon. The disease. however. Ia decidedly on
= I..sA - ,s
smount to % in population o, 900 oo wLio last week
we had l6o deaths In one dnJ.
The Chamber b not yet organized but since th" cleo
tions are mostly urohalengea the election OF the Presi
deut viii take place probably at the beginning OF neat
week In the mean time. the parties are holding eau
cuses At the meeting u the Liberal Opposition. com
mosly ied the Rcd party. It became evident that
strong enough to get at least two members into TIE
Cabinet bat the great question aose whether u ma!
be wise 10 combine with the e center In order 70 BE-
cure for Messrs Modni and Crisp he Department oil
Public Instruction aud Of Commerce aud Agriculture,
or whether il nigh. be wise to remain IN opposition IN
Ill the party is strong enough to carry The Cabine'
Nothing has been decided yet. Still 1t Ia arendy sui
fciently clear that the GGbaldians about twenty IN
number with tho few Mezznsns and Independents,
remnin in decided opposition Willie the bulk OF Reds
will become Pink and Join the Msuye party getting
portion Of the loayes aud fishes and nfusng progress
i've ideas into the Conservative majority a Rieasoi
Modini Cabinet IT, under such circumstances. not at
all improbable The division OF the members into two
or three great rnrtics as IN Fnslald and America.
never takes place among the Latin races. In France
spain and Italy there always many fractions and the
Cabinets formed regularly 10y coalition o. Two or
three such political iraoiion. ,
amid the cheers Of tie floreniines. Ile Fist oses
tVnt.. sgan a
seems 10 be ndjOnrued. France having begun 10 re-
duce its Amy. though in rather Homeopathic style We
were prepared IN hear Of reduction OF TIE italah
army likewise Tho present Government Whhh mas
90 Inauv Generals among its members, does not Ike
the IDEA but hear that the extreme leit q mean the
Garibaldans) will insist either upon ipmediate war
against Austrn serious diserming thus To re-
duce the unproductvc expenditure Of the state. Carl
badi himself did not move TO Florence nor mas ne any
intention 70 leave Caprera. Ho wrote to bic electors
wi have returned him from three dincrent efctrhi
ooleges that he declines the honor Of taking part 10
the Parliamentary struggle AID recommends thom
some Of hs friends Ia he returned Instead 0i LIN:
The Diet II Croatia has likewise been opened. ana
Considerable interest attaches itself to the debates At
Agram for, should the CTostiabs who have now the
choice declare that they wish to sonu delegates 10 iho
Vienna ReichsrHth such a step would NJ once revive
The marty OF Austrian Capitalization But u IL known
that the Crostlsn parties do hot want TO subject tLet
autonomy 10 the German mnDrly OF tho Vienna C"unci
Of tbe Eupre They may decide Ia Ierew the old con.
nection with Hungary broken IN lsis and thus accept
the prncipe Of dualism for tie Empire. or they might
meier to remain auOnomic1lly without any street all.
ance with any Ofthe surrOundrg provinces mus thty
world give strength To the ,ysem OF Federalism 1t0
frat course would meet WITH approval at vienna the
second Iestb the third at frngue. The probabilities
were until now for the union with Hungary.
TIE elections have begun la Hungary. am sorry 10
say that drunken riots have taken place in several col
leges There for the present dheront parties IN
Hungary One issue. tho return 20 the laws OF ltlr,
having been accepted By all tho former parties the
electoral squabblcs purely personal. The leader OF
the Diet viii undoubtedly be d. ak AZ he Is the most
lOgcn expoundor OF the present VIII OF tue nation BIS
leadershp remains therefore. unconteseI. sun WeHee
among the members returned CocIean liszh the lalc
leader VI policy hostile 20 Austria than that OF
De6k. and Count George Apponyi. late Chancellor
many a battle In the epoch before ieie Both tnose
members profess now the same principles as peak;
II still remains TO be seen how long thai unNersh
fusion of oil parties into subsis Diet Win
ont any opposition would bo o sight unique III the
peramentsry history OF mankind and, tterfoie rnnst
doubt Of that complete unGnimity which, according 10
general expectation IN Hungary. Is to prevail In Ptsth
Tbe elections In Trsnsylyagia proceed in the most
regular way The Saxons, with their exclusive policy,
remain In an insignificant minority. Some Walachians
ahsan from going to the ballot box others take part
in tho elections and have no objection TO the hungarian
union .,. - -. l.,
succeeded in negotiating loan OF 10 oooooo francs. 70
he repajd within Is years bearing per cent interest
syemut from taxation Nevertheless he got II only al
the rate of 62 per cent At any rate the Minister can
now Ysnsy the debt Of the National bank and return 10
s,Ivsr urreucy on the lst Of January 1901 lho resu
a. worth the sncrfce not II the depeciation oi inc
nsnfr currency wouh be great tsilver sells now ~
fOs In psper but long - paper remains the
nobody can make time bargains upon ssie pass on on
yer NAV rise or fll the slightest political ohsnee LEY
20 - -..sy ., syket and tfanofOfm commerce