New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
FLORENCE. Feb. g, 1866.
From Our Own Correspondent,

FLORENCE Feb e. 1866.
The feud at Berlin between the Chamber and
Government could not longer continue In parlia
mentsry way. and Count Bismark sent the Deputies
home about their business and closed Parliament in n
most uugracious manner. Nobody doubts that thu
more eminent members Of the Opposition especially
Grsbow. the President Of the Chamber; Simon. thu
Vice President Of the Court Of Appeal; Professor Vr
chow. the celebrated psychologist; Twestsn ant
Frepre the two dsbaters most obnoxous to Bismark
will be prosecuted and probably imprisoned. The
proyocation Of the people cannot be more violent oil
ruder. and still the foreign policy Of Prussia becomes
every day holder against Austria 90 that the possibility
Of war even cannot be doubted.
King William Of Prussia seems to DO fond OF opposi
ton. He managed TO put himself on bad terms with
his nation % we'll with bis ky. the Emperor Of Aus
tris and bis relations with Napoleon. whose favor
courted last year, are become rather cool But ~
puts his faith In Russia since the Emperor Aexande
loo Is on bad terms with Austria and therefore, quite
ready 10 support Prussia for better or worse
The Italians with their lively imagination. specu
.te ALREADY upon the probability Of rupture. and
an AustroPrussian war. and believe that II Russia
should ally herself 70 Prussia. Italy and France would
take the part Of Austria. Who under sucn c,rcum
stances could not object to the annexation Of vencta
for handsome money consideration, and eIritoriA
Naturalization In the east.
Prince John Alexanuer Cou1es Ieieu t"oro ceano "
q sudden and untowsrd end. The Chambers had just.
by large majority. voted most loyal address. breath
ing the greatest confidence In the Prince. when sud
denly the consprators in the dead OF night entered
the palace forced COusa TO abdicste, sent him. the
Che of the Police and the Mayor Of bucharest into
prison, and proclaimed Q Provisional Government
selected from among the chiefs Of all the different po
htcsl parties under the Presidency Of John Ghiks,
who in is4e was eIiled from WsllachiA and became
Prince Of the Island Of Samos by the win Of the Sultan
The deposition Prince Couza greeted with enthv
sssm by the population Of Aoldo alschia the Cham
beers unanimously accepted his sbdicatiou and In order
10 prove to the Western World that the movement
neither Republican nor Russian q once eicctsd the
Count Of Flanders. brother to the King Of Belgium,
Prince Of Roumsnia Couga seeing that evep the army.
which had taken the oath Of allegiance to hts petson
had no active sympathy fof him. quietly yielded 70 the
circumstances He issued proclsmatioA 10 which he
invited ell his friends TO support the Provisional Coy
ernment and was In cdnsedssnoe dseAaSeeo ssaee the
condition that he should st oncs lesvs the country and
not return again since hs has tnvestsd the money he
had scrspsd tossthsr dnoe 1851 IN Frsnce where ne
bought palace IN enc Of the handsomest strccts OF
Paris he will soon forget bis lost thFous amid tho
aInusements Of the Frsnoh ssptta 81 i95.,v
The Porte pfeoSsAs Fotestsd aeAnee aAy lnirncfscn
Of her treaty rights, and the protesting power INC
Of FsndsrV Or sCaie one 20 govern the Modo
wsiiacpps Is noe hnposAplc tAAt t9e rcne Will for
sone time fVfpSn vacant and thgt ~ rihcpAities
might be induced 10 annex themselves 70 tho Austrian
Empire such proposal would ham ssoned uoastroas
year $50. Nor times ssSe eaaneea. ana tse reign o.
and even ct Vienna sYrsneisJoesph from the Sl0ody
tyran he le49 has become the king
OF Hungary He has recently won golden opinions.
EY.Rebels are his guests at the Court at Buds. and
within month the reconciliation with Hungary will he
an ACCOMPLISHED fact Tie Address VI the Hungarian