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FLoRrNcr. Feb. 70. lsG6.
From Our Own CoIIespondent.


From Our Own Correspondent
FLORENCE, Feb. l2. lsG6.
The draft Of the Hungarian Address, prepared
by Deak and accepted By the Committee Of Thirty is
TO be taken up in Parliament on the 18th and will be ap
proved by Of the heaviest votes ever recorded in
the Parliamentary annals OF the country. bordering on
unanimity. II is most remarkable document. which,
without any hgh.howing phrases and generaiies. cI
pounds the constitutional position Of the country a. re-
CARDS the regnng house and with the utmost caudor
insists upon the complete rehabilitation Of the laws Of
ls4s Of the reddi,ion OF the municipality with all
their selfgoverrment founded upon the principal 81
election, and the nomination Of separate responsible
Cabinet for Hungary independent - th" ministers ~
the other parts OF The Empire The form oi tue address
could not be more cOncatory than II H. for II breaihs
fall confidence toward the person OF the pounrch and
as LOYAL as any King Emperor could desire, but
the substance j. the same es In ri- and lso or course
all the parties IN Hungary. the radicals as thew call
themselves. the resolHoHiHs included. fully indorsc
Deak's platform, which that remarkable Statesman has
expressed In such unequyocal way that there can
not be anv doubt 10 it, meaning. The German
papers az Vienna again unanimously declare that TIE
segOYernment Of the counties and towns. and scpar
ate responsible Ministry for Hungary. cannot be
granted without running the Ausiian Empire. Even
The Vienna Ga:efe Count Becreals official organ.
painy saws that the demands Of the Huugarians nTe
unacceptable and unreasonable Thus II becomes
every day clearer and clearer that the Germnns Of the
gary and Of any free and constitutional development
of the provinces which constitute the Austrian Empire
Nothing short Of the domination Of the German race
can satisfy them aud unless they Cypress the Hun
garans Poles and Boheminns they do not want Ia b.
Tree Themselves. Under such conditions Francis
Joseph will soon be in the 9sagreeable positor Pf
having TO choose between the Germans and those Of his
subjects who are not German. since the Germans re-
fuse 10 live in peace terms Of equality with the
other naiionalties Should he decide in favor Of the
Hungarian views. he would probably have 20 remove
lfs pgafh md Won
tanly. become Of the most Influential mon.
archs In Europe. able 10 withstand either France
Russia. IL the other hand, he declares himself for
the continuation OF German NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
Hungarans wonld certainly not In revolution. but
they too, would continue their passive resistance.
which, until now has completely parayzed the forces
Of the Empire. There are. however. many symptoms
which make II probable that his final decision will be in
favor Of Hungary. He IT, for instance negotiating for
the acquisition OF princely estate and castle In the
neighborhOod Of Pesh and the Empress gave orders TO
put apartments In the Royal palace Bude IN order
for the use Of the Imperial children. Tins II seems
that both the Emperor and Empress desire TO stay
oftener in Hungary than heretoforc-in fact. they
themselves at Pesh much better than Vienna
where the old Spanish etiquette excludes them from
society.
AT Pesth and Bude the pedigree counts for nothing
Any gentleman can be presented and invited at court
while at Vienna nobody but those who have long row
OF titled ancestors admitted The court balls and
court dinners in Hungary where the members OF Para
ment and the most prominent Of science have been
invited excited serious agitation in the arstocratc
circles at Vienna until the Chamberlain aud ladies in
waiting decided that the Emperor ard Empress give
no court balls and dinners in Hungary only balls
and dinners court and that invitation issued at
Dude and Pesth cannot be taken for n precedent or
give claim for the same privilege at Vienna. Tie
Hungarans leave Of course, those hairsptting ques
tons Of etiquette to the German arstocracy and plot
for their political selfgovernment than for inv
tations TO court bals at Vienna.
Not less important than the great Hungarian qucs
tion and closely connected with the future tendency
Of Austrian politics, is the wrctched condition Of
hfoldo- wallachia under Prince John Alexander J.
Couza The Prince mas managed TO disgust the French
Cabinet and bis peoples the financial condition o.
the country Is deporable. and his downfall almost
tain Russia watches for that moment and would like
to make one step In advance toward the eventual an
nexatiJn Of the principally, but England and France
would prefer 70 see them In the hands Of Austria thus
establishing barrier against the ultimate absorption
OF Turkey by her dangerous neighbor.
Napoleon connects the arrangement Of the italian
difficulty with the connection Of Modo. Wallachia to
Austria and the opinion gains credit that In 1867 dur
princes may adjust the map OF Europe completing the
unity Of Italy by compromising ustra In the East and
a last the contestng question OF Scheswg
Hosein which for the past twenty years has bothered
the dplomatists.
The Italian Parliament has adjourned Its meeting,
until after tomorrow. when the financial question Is Ia
DO treated. La Marmora's Cabinet has no chance Of
getting majority in the Chambers but the old General
has mind TO give up the Presidency Of the Council
He wants to dissolve the Chambers but do not think
tat Victor Emmanuel anu would approve such step
people and introduce an anamaous condition similar
TO that Of Prussia under ths Ministry OF Count Bsmsr
1t Ia rather peculiar how the powers Of Europe stimuli
taneousy got into scrapes, out OF which they can
scarcely manage to escape without loss OF or in
tiaence Spain has the South American war, France
Mexico. England the Fenians, Prussia Scheswig Hols
ten and the conflict with tho Chambers. Italy has
financial difficulties Austria tho antagonism OF the
herman and nOn-German provinces, and Russia the |
Unsettled condition Of the Polish provinces. Should
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