New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
F,oRyxcK April 16. ls66.
From Ous Own COrTespond-nt.


FLORENCE. April l6. le6C.
Od Nesor the chronicler Of Russia tells us that about
th, year 500 ambassadors arrived III Scandinavia rom
Russia setting forth that theT people were industrious III
,.sc. valiant in war. inhabting rch country and eD
lowed with every quality make men happy but one
,hey did not know how 10 govern. Now having heard
tba, the Mortimer were kingy race each of them fl to
bo prince they had ask someof them the favor OF
vooe 10 Russia and becoming their kings. Thereupon
lire, brothers Rurik Igor and Oeg, set out with the I'm
baaors and founded the dynasty which, at least u the
female line still rules the mighty empire OF the NORM
such Is the legendary account OF the sihpie SuiohSi
corro-ng The origin Of Russia We can scarcely read II
ho, smile and TILL in our matter OF fact times, the
olI LEGEND repeats itself The Modo Waliachans, OF, az
tbey refcr to call themselves, the Rumanes, scaIcey
III grned from the Turkish yoke elec, a prince
ander the condition that ne resigns yio"n asu
scaaer as soon as the right tine snouid aIIlNe Io
the election Of foreigh Pnhce. Johh AIe1a''. an 1.
pz has no scrup al accepting the crown IN trnsI p
Of course he never believed that the nght une hau e
for his abdeaon, and behaved quite as kiIgg a. 81
nnr by m, grace Of God The Boyards at last remind
"A him rather roughly Of his pledge By putting h mr.
INTO prison. aud then out Of the country freeoIron MIN
The Eoinan Parliament offered the crown 10 1Ae
unt ~ FLANDERS sending ambassadors TO him IN the Wa!
Old kes or talks Of explaining that the number OF Ine III
laiants amount to about 3,OO00OO that Their country
the mos, fertile IN Europe, bOrdcred 70 the sea Dy u
h, vcr NJ The continent full OF timber aud mineral oes
in the mountains Of fpastHeTounds meadows ana eyu
6cd IA the plsins that they are descendants OF ne
Ih.mselyes imbued with all the knowledge aud retnccn
of mo fern France though unable 10 govern theNseies
and therefore they had their minds upon foFeigA
be be es powerIess the brother OF the KING Of ihe
Beyis,. But the Court Of Flanders lacks tue enieTs
ng sfr Of The Waurangan brothers. he receives 10 u-
spirsiou from the example of bis biother-n-aW, The Aus
tri.n Maximiian who eagerly grasped the croWu o. MOI
te1una and the answer blunt refusal by teegalh
Nothing daunted, the Romans stick TO lhcr olsila
idea OF foreign prince and since the elect OF e SAh
b.rs refused the throne they submit the election -
prince 20 universal suffrage, asking the people whether
they wish Prince CHARLES of HohcnzoleTn 10 be
their prince l imagine how the kouInaniaL peas
ants "a the valley Of the Seeih and Danube must te he
&de-cd. how they ask, Who is Prince thaii's q
H,heazolefn and Whether be wants 10 be then rIlef
Still fhey vote for him without difficulty. and ~ j.
Already certain that the election VIII be uninnoue tA II
sedns'y certain that tho German Lakeland Prince. son
If ths te Pre- neT Of Prussia, and brother q the late
oucn of Portugal will not accept the crown unless Tie
projecting powers Austria Russia, Turkey Prussia. Ei
and France and italy, shcnld advise him TO- Bat Low Is
s he that under the present circumstance, PT-ss
md Austria Russia and Turkey can agree lLe cec.lon
,f the Punce Of ROnuana egcites Therefore, nor me h
,st interest in Europe; the papers scarcely hoce J.
England cares only for the Refam bill ConuLe.'a
Eo1 but for the latest phase OF the in'crnnlOe sen -
VIGIL .stein euesiioh Which, originally @ chel!i! ne
.vcea Austria and Prussia has, by Count IsaaIk pie
pOsal Tor she radical reform Of the German Ioieeehh
vidsnsd INTO greatGcrIen, II not European hAuq.e
The Austrian Iapsrs furious against Prussiat iss'
they the Germans not 20 accept the russian
Dof0ss aud tel them that the hiDg OF lrusss IN
tsis did secep; the German Imperial Crown because
"ss offered By arsvOuiionaU Parliament they, ID IKE