New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-14

LEoY-How HIS DEATH WOULD AFFECT THE
ROMAN QUEsTIoS-THB TREATY BETWEEN AUS
TRIA AND ITALY.
From Our Special Correspondent
FLORENCE. Aug g. Isd6
An Austrian ministerial paper publishes an interesting
though incomplete summary the industrial productions
of the Empire According to the information Of the Min
istry Of Commerce. Austria produced
Cotton Varoi, leo 100000 forms worth on 100000
spndes from 800 COO hundred weight Of cotton, occupy
ing 400 900 workngmea
F7ar and Hemp Fabrie' $50 600 900 forms worth while
Great Britain produces only 100000 worth, France
e, 900 OOO and Belgium 65,OOOOOO
Wool CLOTH 900 worth, Great Britain producing
800 OOO, 600 and France 2sj, OOO,NO o,oooooo
SRk Wares, 25,OOOOOOi Great Britain, 8,OOO,cOoi
France s0,o0O,O0O.
Leathe, 50 900 OOO Great Britain, 59ooOoOo; France,
100000
Iron JTare, and Cuaery-Austria, 5O,OoO,OoO Great
Britain 800 coo 600; France si0OOOOOi Belgium 29oV,-
OOO but Austria employs for that fabrication 10000 work
ingmen, while England only 900 for three times the
Austrian amount Belgium still has 49, 200 for oneha OF
the Austrian production.
FB0yes and Toolf-Austra ~ 600 900; Great Britain,
l2I00O 600; France SO 900 900; Belgium, 2i,OOOOOO.
Austria employs steamengincs Of 900 horsepower
or 10 horsepower upon every 1000 inhabitants, while
England has Us horsepower upon every IOOO inhabi'
tanis France IA horsepower.
The Glass iHdHsfry occupies $4,000 worhn gInen, M
Austria who produce glass 900 worth d ao While
in France $4,000 produce 100000 worth IN Bel
GUM 81 90 men 100000 , -. oo
The Beer produced yearly In Austria Is worm JoVV,
600; in England, 225, 900 ,0O0i France, 2, OOOOW.
Alcoholic Spyits In Austria J5,OOOOOOi IN England,
so 600 900; in France, 81 100000.
Beet-root Sugar in Austria, 3SOOOOOOi IN france,
40 900 900; in Belgium, 100000.
Ii is clear from this summary that Austrian industry
takes high rank among the nations OF Europe, prnc-
pay as it il nearly exclusively the northwestern porn
of the Empire which industrial the eastern and south
ern provinces being principally Agricultural but on the
other hand the labor the Austrian woTkngmen Is less
skilled than that Of England France Belgium OF Swiizer-
land a much greater number of workingmen being neces
sary in Austria for producing the same amount OF
moneys worth than abroad, owing TO mehclent pubic
instruction. and TO the natural lazness OF the population
in consequence Of the low wages
tits difficult TO know how Austria is TO be reconstructed
politically. Count Andfassy, Count Esterhazy ana W.
Mailath who plead for thorough reconciliation with
Hungary made deep impression upon Francis Josephs
mind but Counts Bclcred and GOluchoyski are equally
impressive in their recommendation 70 reconstruct ihe
Empire upon the basis Of Federalism, which would give
the direction Of all affairs 20 the Scayonio races numer
cay the largest, but nationally and intellectually the
lowest and least important Count hiensuon hgan, anu
the military party, have found that the only remedy
amid the conflicting claims of Hungahans, Sela-
yonians and Germans IS an enlightened ape9utlsm
Poor Francis Joseph who never cared Tor such cues
tions is quite at his witscnds, and may Just as
likely accept one plan as the other. The Empress,
however took peculiar fancy 70 Iungay all her person
of reconstruction drawn up Deak and his friends.
The Emperor OF France is seriously unwell and hrs
physicians don't think that be Will I'VE long Inc
eventuaty of his death is canyased az every court OF
Europe and Mcaso here at Florence mas serious mis-
gvings about the future II Napoleons death should hap
pen previous the evacuation of Rome since the Pnest
influence upon the Empress Eugene, who would be the
Regent is notorious Still within four months French
garrison has to leave the Papa States ana nus IN must
soon make up his mind either to make his peace with We
tor Emanuel TO leave the patrmoDy oil 81 refer TO-
gethor with the French GARRISON and 10 accept the hos
taity Of the Queen Of SPAIN who has put he island OF
Mnorca al the disposition Of the Pope The third posi-
bty that the Pope should Realistically remain az Rome,
without coming to- terms with the kingdom Of Italy, is
scarcely credible since is certain that IN sch case
domestic revolution would eXpel inc rope ana the
Cardinals
We hear that the terms recommended by Napoleon to
Plus and TO Victor Emanuel the following; An lal.
ian garrison guaranteeing the municipal autonomy OF
Rome and the inviolaby of the Pope; the eesson OF
the Province ViterbO 10 Itayi the Italian ctlenp OF
every Roman subject; the introduction OF the Italian COM
mercal civil and criminal law az Rome; the abolition OF
passports and housing between lay andhe Papal
dominions lay administration, ana cl'h Hst 10 inc
Pope paid by the kingdom. Such propositions however
are most unpaaabe at the Vatican; the Cardinals be-
eye that the Pope cannot exist WITHOUT to canon a%
ecclesiastical jurisdiction and the administration oil the
country by the priests and Cardinals
The negotiations of peace between ltay ana Austria
have already begun. Bankrupt Austria insists principally
upon a money constellation from bankrupt Italy,
while both countries are financially ruined by the cost OF
the armies which in tho hour Of need have proved entirely
inefficient. The Italians were defeated ut Custozza the
Austrians at K0niggraz, and in spite Of the millions
squandered upon TIE Notifications OF the Quadnateral
II tums that those imprcgnabe iorressos we're bu
by the Austrians for Italy. How many millions were
there converted into brick and mortar and still the prov
ince which they were TO defend remained only hy-one
wears In the hands Of the Austan Austria might learn
something from history.