New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-28
FROM FLORENCE.
Notes of the Campaign-The New Minisfry-A"e
Italian PcopIe-Napoleon'sD ipiomacy-Aus-
tria,s icy-Bismark-f;erman Affairs.
From Our Own Correspondent.

'- FLORENCE, May TO- 1896
Italy lie fully prepared for The regiments IRON the
South have been transported to the Po and Mncio, the
soldiers on furough and the are called IN the
decree for the formation cf 20 bataons OF volunteers,
under the independent command of Gen. Garibaldl, Is
published and 80 battaiions of National Guards are
mobzng for garsoning the kingdom OF Naples ana eA-
terminating the hrgands, who are certain 10 reap
pear as soon the war begins. Parliament iuliy
seconds the views of Government, and not only
were fu powers conceded 10 the Minister OF FINANCES
but liberty of the press has been restricted by law as M ~
regards communications respecting tbe movements u NC
army and polemics about the Government mas NE
mower 10 imprison conne 20 certain locaty an
those who might be suspected Of reactonay movements
in fact, kind of Dictatorship is established ny hise
maiortes wiz about 200 against 4V, ana even
that minority Yields to the pressure ana makes
no long speeches The Ministry, too, understand
their position perfectly well aware that duTlng great
war when all the different party differences disappear in
Parliament the Cabinet must represent all the former
fractions Of the Chambers La Marnora gives up MS
place and the Ministry is already formed, and on
saturday Monday it Will probably assume power
Rcasol is be Premier and TO take the home aalIs
Visconte Venda fresh from his visit at Pans Is 70 return
from Constantnope for the Foreign once fellhahgo'
tho Hinder Secretary OF War in the tine Of Cayour,
becomes Minister Of War. De Pretis, Raazzls friend,
is to direct public works, the post and telegraph res
cetto able naval officer the Navy ana Crlspi ana oI
dni Garibaldis friends the leaders Of the Opposition
are likewise ID be members of the Cabmet-thc nrst a.
Minister Of Justice and Grace tie latter OF agriculture ana
Commerce. Even the Priest party is to nave protector IL
the Council of Ministers in the person OF BeTt, minister
Of Public Instruction II the united happy family the
lamb and the wolf in the same fold
sto the people, they behave admirably Ground down
by heavy taxation and free trade, leased Dy expensive
SALT bad cigars, and paper money called upon 10 serve IA
the army in the National Guard, IN the Volunteers tAey
rush enthusiastically into war ana beiin 10 iDi
the families Of those who enter the army Inc oly uta"
back is with all that unnatural tension wal does ol
vet begin. The diplomatic correspondence between
Prussia Austria, saxony and the minor States,
is not yet closed. Every paper brings new
notes Russia having not yet PREPARED ior
the war and England making immense efforts Tor prese
inc peace and inviting Napoleon TO become the policeman
Of Europe and stop the fight Bat the French Emperor
plays fast and loose He deplores the imminent war
sends good advice to Vienna Berlin and Florence an,
uounces through his Minister Rouher his pocy OF ioyd
neutrality and complete freedom OF action but arms MN
self in the mean time and denounces IN speech at Aux
rre mo treaties of 1915 That looks suspicious; and
even Belgium whose very existence Is a protestatlon
against the treaties 1875 gets frightened and hesitaies
whether she ought not to But her arming would
only become proyocaton France, while unGrned, she
Aight fall an easy and ingorous prey to her cunning
powerful neighbor Austria policy is the OLD taGltI0ha
confidence in her good luck Isolated Us sne b she uoes
NOT Weld either To Italy, TO Prussia 10 Hungary; she
sends armies the North and the South protesting that
she did not attack anybody and assuming the part
Of injured II is true that on the present occa
sion She did directly provoke either OF her Two enc
mics. For centuries however, might has been her oAy
right aud it is therefore, ridiculous for ber 10 complain
that itay-whch she calls foreign ltay-coyets ner We
netau iominions conceded to her in 1873 and that
Prussia wants establish her supremacy IN Ger
many Bsmark is certainly not a paragon either of po
4
mcut he the tool of Providence for regeneratlng
Germany and perhaps for achieving her unity But the
Germans are such ideaiss that they refuse at least
great portion OF them even unity with impure hanis
they quarrel among themselves and the seeds OF
civil war The Munc ay Of cipsc demonstrated against
the ornaments Of the Saxon Government, and lmplOred
the King not 20 make Saxony the scene of war ny his
| Austrian policy. The people, on the other hand
assembled in meeting and Endorsed the arnaments ana
alliances Of King John who feeling already that he
might soon become John Lakeland sends his treasures TO
London At Nuremberg the Bamyians had not, not on
account of sna bat because the price Of beer had been
raised Baden Oldcnhurg and Electoral Hesse probably
20 with Prussia. Hanover Bavaria and Saxony prepare
for war against her. and the smaller princes are ready for
the yassaagc and quiet submission to Prussia The agita
ton is 50 great that young the son OF the Rpblcah
exile Charles Blind Berlin fired hs revolver upon
| Bsmark, missed him four times, and cut MS own
throat in prison after he had been arrested. | pity
the young man that he did not put more faith IN
the cause If liberty in Germany which must triumph
in the long run in spite of all the Bismarks. pity stu
more his poor father Garbadrs friend, for losing the
son in the interest Of Austria for whom Bismarks death
would have been Godsend. But the Prussan Premier
turns that attempt TO account lie arrested the young
man with his hands, addressed the people in con-
ncng way and is pretty certain to get Parliament
more favorable his politics by the general elections
which he Just ordered 10 be held dssoying the unruy
Chamber which had opposed him for the last three years
lie upon the annexation of the Duchies and upon
the Prus.ian leadership in GermaDy and with the
traditional Of brains at Vienna, he will easily carry
his great scheme either by or by Congress.