New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20
ties which but yx months before the date Of the mani
feato vere hal under martial law,

ties which but six months before the date Of the mani
festo were held under martial law
Still the bOldness OF the Austrian Cabinet and Its
complete confidence in Hungary win be rewarded by
the loyalty with which that change OF system VIII Dc
received by the Diets. i have personally no reason
whatever for prsising the Austrian Government but
even must that under the given circumstances
they could not act In q wiser or more liberal way Let
them continue In the policy and they will regene
rate Austria by decentralization and provincial
autonomy. Even the finances win improve under the
new system, since .qaie. in Hungary. Gallicia and
Bohemia will permit tie reduction Of the AMY
without imPairins. It's strength against foreign
countries. The only stumbling. block in the way Of
Messrs. Masth and Belcredi is Venetis since the We
neians do not care either for provincial autonomy or
for any liberal administration but desire TO be united
to Italy. cession OF the province for handsome
money consideration would suit the interests both OF
Italy and Austra but is for the moment impossible
Hungary that h to say the Diet Of Pesth will have the
task 70 propose the constitution for all the Empire but
Venetia cannot as yet enter into the scheme
The constitution rather the basis of the common
constitution for oil the Empire framed By the Diet Al
Pesth will DO submitted TO the Fifteen Diets OF the other
provinces commonly called the hereditary provinces and
after they have given their opinion there viii be Con-
venion at Vienna composed OF the representatives Of
the fifteen Diets, which are to reat with the dun.
garans Yon see that the work Of constitutionalzng
has deyOyed from the Ministers TO the Diets and that
therefore, the character OF that important document
cannot be but federaistic But such work requires
time; and the question remains whether the Emperor
Napoleon Is willing to grant that necessary time
to Austria. which, once reconstructed. Eills be
stronger than ever. 1t Is said that the Emperor
Francis Joseph to reside in future for three mouths
every year in Hungary. and that Hungary s TO have
her separate Ministers rs in ls4s. This notice
however requires yet confirmation though 1t Is en-
tirely 10 the spirit OF the present administration
While Austria, with the exception Of Governnnen nj
officials and utraGeTmans is full Of hope Italy begus
10 enter into tho phase Of eectoneering agitation
Government Is not at ELL certain Of getting that
wheming majority which three months back seemed
assured The persistence with which that wretched
finance Minister Sca, dwes on the excise upon foul
creates great dissatisfaction Ia Sicily Naples aud the
RomBgnas while the priest party and the Bourbonst.
likewise preparing to enter into the lists. Should II
bo true that everywhere, where they are unable q
carry their nominee they are ready 70 cast their votes
for the nominee Of the Opposition however red be may
be- Government night be seriously threatened
As 70 the cholera IL has nearly disappeared. after
great ravages principally at Aneona and san Severe
always near the Adriatio coast IL Il remarkable tha
the Mediterranean, western coast OF Italy, was
irely spared. while in Spain egan the cholera RACES
the eastern coast not In the interior In France, Mar
settles aud Toulon. and Aries. and several other town:
the coast visited by that plague, which foI
once eroeps everywhere along the sea- The same tool
place in the East Alexandria, Smyrna, COnstantinople
were Tavaged. not the towns Of the interior. Even
Cairo was no real exception; IL is tho Nile and 10
uninterrupted communication with Alexandria.
The equinoctial storms which have just set H. ard
pat end to that extraordinary heat which oharao
terizd the present year. give the hopo that have
heard the last Of the cholera Ia Italy. The authorities
here have everywhere behaved well, the municipal
councillors and mayors remained az the post OF danger
and the physicians from the Deghborng places %
the succor of the Ancous and San Severe. Eight Of
them ell victims 10 the diseases still the zeal OF the
others was abated Not thus In Frances out OF The
forty municipal councillors OF Marseilles thirty-eigh
fed; two only remained. The Emperor wanted him
self 10 go To Marse in order 20 inspire the popula
ton with hope but the general outcry that he
should risk his precious Life was great that ht
gave ny bis plans