New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-09
THE STATE OF EUROPE.
The Prussian ImbrogIio- Trouble With
Austria-The Hungarian QuestiOn-A
Minister "Warned "-The Probnble
Basis OF observation-disclosures of
the Other Provinces-Italian AGairs-
Mazzini-Ministerial Troubles.
FLoEENCE, Feb. 90. 1896.
From Our Own Correspondent

FLORENCE, Feb 20. 1866.
The antagonism between the Prussian Cham
bers and the Bismark Cabinet becomes every day
stronger and such high words exchanged that il
any other country than Germany areyoution would
seem inevitable. Count Bismark, however. is fully
aware that though the people fully approve the be
havior of the Chamber, there is in his country great
distance between words and deeds and thus he seems
to enjoy the excitement Of the debate without changing
his policy. and even without dissoving Parliament.
Still if he does not for the opposition at home the
policy Of Austria in the Duchy Of Hosen thwarts his
schemes for annexation and ACKNOWLEDGMENT The
Gastein Convention, by which Lauenburg annexed
TO Prussia, and Schleswig. Hosten divided between
Prussia and Austria but only for safe keeping proves
now 70 be serious hndrance TO complete annexation.
since Austria is not willing to part with he acquisition
for any pecuniary consideration Thus IL happened
that the -Prussian Alliance led to the most
serious esrangsment of the two powers. and II the
spirit of the Berlin official papers we're TO be the
real expression Of Prussian policy We could be.
eve that are x ON ' W sre
than his Ministers, and the conflict is not probable
In Austria people care less for Scheswig liolstein
since there now but one question which absorbS the
interest Of the pubc-I mean the reconciliation with
Hungary. When Deakis address was published, Count
Belcredi the Austrian Minister for Home Afairs had
short article published In the official paper declaring
possible He forgot. however that Francis Joseph 10
at Buda and does not for the opinions OF his Ger
man Minister. Belcredi received therefore. an order
either 10 resign his Office 10 modify his opinions.
The Minister chose the latter alternative. and the
first threatening article was explained away but on
Thursday Belcred again maintained bis original view
OF the case in third article. declaring that the self
government ofthe Hungarian count ries was anagons
tic TO the responsibility Of the MnsterA and respon.
sble Cabinet In Hungary sntagonisc TO the unity OF
tho Empire For the second time be received the
order not 10 oppose cancellation with Hungary and an
invitation for Cabinet Council at Buds for the settle
ment OF the Hungarian question a. soon a. the Address
presented to the Emperor who 10 ready to mako the
greatest sacrifices If be only be crowned King Of
Hungary He seems TO feel far comfortable at Buda
than at Vienua and has no objection to the outsp0ken
views OF Deak and the majority Of the Diet According
to the information received from Pestb Hungary viii
receive responsible Cabinet. independent from the
Vienna Ministers, with Ministers for Home Afairs
Finances Justice. Public Works and Education and
for Public Works and Commerce. but no Minister
either for Foreign Afssor for War. Asto the affairs
common bet ween Austria and Hungary, they to be
discussed and decided by joint committee OF the Hun
garian and Austrian Parisnents. which, however. BY
strict construction cannot enter into any question
which has not been previously communicated TO both
Paliaments Upon such basis the reconciliation will
probably take place In NAY 10 be followed By general