New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-23
~.s Priucip ali.ies-PoyitiCal Compcnsa-
tions-What Napoleon Will Do-Ehc
Lending European Questions.
From Our Own Correspondent.


FLORENCE August G. 1865.
Prince John Alexander CouZa Of ROumanla
,u1 Prince Michel Obrenovich Of Seryia have not
been blessed by children which. after all, is of little
inheritance since their tenure of the throne Of tie
Princpaites according to the treaties with the Sultan.
sopy for life; but both those Princes, and perhaps
rome Of the great powers Of Europe tooat least En-
rlsnd and AustTa-would prefer the hereditary prin'
,Ie extended in the same way on The banks OF The
Lower Danube as it has been established in tie two
oiher dependencies from Turkey Egypt and Tunis.
Napoleon certainly likes the present state of things
better which at the proper time, ~ eht ease bis far
reaching schemes Of compensation and adjustment Of
the balance Of power As TO the two Princes them
Ikes they try 10 make their power hereditary Ia their
family and Prince Michel has therefore, adopted his
iephew Of the family Obrenoyich the grandson Of
,te late Jafiren brother 10 Milosh, Michels father
twice Prince Of Seryia As the adoption is q
private act which does not involve accession to the
throne, neither the Su.tan mol the protecting powers
objected against it, and cft that matter to Tie ma.
trirg influence of time Prince ohm Alexander how.
uer is OF less patient temper. He. too, adopted a
child. likewise grandson to the sauo late JaIren but
ills ilegi,imaie--a Of tie widow Of Couzas late
Prime Minister whom the Prince caraot marry as long
either Mormon or Nohammcdan. But, not satisfied
with the simple adoption he is on lis way to Vienna,
Paris and London in order TO have the adoption rati
Fed and the succession established by the Great
Powers. 1t wild.goose chase. he himself always
se,s into hot water sometimes with bis subjects, some
tines with the Sublime Porte sometimes with the dig
,ari,s Of the Greek Church in frc. lie likes 10 ~
his hand on coup d acts dissolres his Lesis alive
oil. Ia a.
sometimes likewise liberal cling in onuacousi.utional
way as for instance, whom lo natonalzcd the
Church in Alodo Wa achia end seized he prop,,ty Of
The Monastercs for tie purpose Of oduca'ion aad
again. by emoncpatiag tie scls. Tie TIeseA. moment.
however IS peculiarly iuoppor.ure for his piaus ace
Prussia hopes to succeed il persucding Austria 10 ac-
espt Roumania sct-o FOR the much desired onnexa
tOn Of Sleswe- Hosten while Italy, which since ls.6
is likewise q protecting power Of the PTincipa tics
would Ike to see them annexed to Austria, in exchange
for yne.ia. Napo,con's views are uukuown hc is at
P6mbi6Ies, waiting for The imminent docth Of King
Leopold Of Belgium. which seers 10 be destined TO
become the asion for developing tie further schemes
Of the French Emperor. Russia, 100 Goes not care 70.
Prince Couza Ills behavior during the Polish revolution
excited suspicion at ST. Petersburg The Prnce
vas accused Of doub.c.deaiing; and GoIchakoG
rch prince as Couzl We can get any
where at half an hours notice. BismIk
dPrussa does not share the opinion Of his Russian
colleague on the contrary. he firmly believes liza; IL is
royidential that the Prince Roumoua is unpopular
,thome without influence at Corsan,inoplc On udir.
ut terms with Russia not supported by Napoleon
and thus that personal regards could disturb any po.
rtcal combinations which might dispose Of tie throne
Of Roumania. He is now going 10 Pombieros 10 talk
over the question of tie Ducly Of ScAea Hosicn
where the complications with Austria become every
1sy more serious and unless arrangement be iladc
rust lead to q rupture. You VIII remember that ii wa.
originally the German Confederation that took up aIm'
against Denmark under the pre,ense OF the defense
Tie rights Of Schesw c-iolsfeiD. and had the Duchy o.
Hosiel occupied by Federal forces. Prussia and Aus
ta stepped H. and conquered Schleswig During al
that tine tie hereditary rights Of tie Prince Of Argus
'enbig we've recognized, bu' after The conquest end
The Federal forces were sent away from Holstein .ae
Duke Of OdenbuTg and laif dozen Of other pretend
tfs snnouRced their claims and tue two couquc.ing
Powers continued 10 hold tie Ducics until The claims
h sabstant.sted and decided. still later they began
"hsist upon The .isht OF conqUe Prussia thought
We might IN some wsy induce AuitIia 10 yield Ter
hslt Of copropueiorslip aud allow the annexation Of
"hle'wig Holsten. Bat Austria proved tough TINT
uM Low BAma. could not succeed il my way. ~
us mean time The Prussan Commissioner in tie
D'elies completely ignored his Austrian colleague
'a oa lately expelled Mr.. Ficese, Prus.m b. birth,
NShol.eholder % Altoona. from uo,sicin. and .mpgs-
's'd al. May Likewise Prussian by birth. bun now
N'''' Of paper in the Augustenluig interest AID
'D~ " Prussian annexation. Counselor Ha.DAubeT,
~ austrian Commissioner informed Of iha. out.
s' Oh civil liberty. took tie matter into sc.
u' Consideration, and came TO The conclusion tlat
-'Oa ZedAiz ought not 10 oxpel and impr!son people
-'1' Ais consent, and protested against The expUl
- ana arrest in q very spirited way upon lie
it,uPs Of Austrian co-proprie,orslip Thus tie
strings between the two Allies became public.
The disgust OF the King Of Prussia, who is not
q. resolved 10 put himself IN open hostility Against
-~gefoF Of Austria. King William is now al
Nm WateFing-p.ac in Austria Francis Joseph
"s+ another wotering place not FAR from Gastcin
rsonai interview would therefore be most natural
we TWO Allies have not yet paid visit to one
-" anu VII not 30 long 10 basis is found for
N-~i agreement about tic DucAies Austria oh.
80 " annexation but wonld be willing TO allow The
,'aloh o. TIE port Of KEEL aud Of the FORTRESS. Of
p@pusi against compensation in Sllesia.
g. Iius'.a Is not content with such mite
m ~ 81 tic loavcs, and canno: in any way give
~ portion Of Slcsa. that conquest Of Frederick
,u'ea] which within one hundred years has become
thoroughly PIA ssanized that the INHABITANTS now
nae'ty p'oie st against my transfer 10 Austria.
~ HSeIial change in Austria having strengthened
'O'eiAntnt-iOg It j. cetsin that Hungary is low