New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05


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From Our STecial Correspondent.
FLORENCE. Jan. 10, leo.
There is scarcely any possibility of getting
A, the truth regarding Gen Prm's instruction. The
telegraph wires being under the censorship OF the
Soaush Government We only hear that Prim is fleeing
TO Portugal Now IL such should he really his intention
he might have reached the frontier OF Spain in less
than those six days during which We constantly re-
celyed the seIectypcd telegram. The independ'
ant press throughout Europe therefore, generally prog
rosoates his final success and laughs AZ the reports Of
the official papers Still IL Is serious circumstance
telling against the insurgents, that until now no new
regiment no man OF note. and especially no important
town has made any p.onunngIaienro IN 'heT sa'cr
weather the storm and Prm after all may have misca
cuaed his chances. so much however Is certain that
the Generals who received orders 10 pursue MN VIII
certainly let him escape II he has no chance Of
success, but they would join him If barcelona or
any other great town successfully rises There Is no
feeling Of loyalty in Spain. either with the people or
among the soldiers and a pronunciamento does not
amount TO treason. but is simply dangerous combna-
tion in which the lender risk bis neck for the chance
of getting into power. The Queen, who dlsikes
O'DonuelL and who from the proclamation OF Gen.
Prm received the that tie rising does not
aspire 10 deprive her Of the crown. rather looks with
indulgence upon the insurgents and was unwilling TO
sign the order in Council by which they outawed.
She reminded ODOnnell that twelve years before she
had signed a similar order against him. which did not
prevent his accession to power sue would therefore,
not compromise the dignity OF the crown second
time The Minister however. 0yercame her scruples.
and thus Prim. Count Of Reus and Marquis OF Cas-
teeos is deprived Of his honors aud put out OF the
pale of law In Spain however, exile and Punishment
are rarely OF long duration and sudden rising OF any
town or province beginning with drunken row and
ending in proDppcamento may reverse the positions OF
y Donnell and Prim.
In Italy The New Years recess of the Chambers has
been heightened for week by an order In Council,
Scia0ja tho lew Minister of Finances, wanting time
for preparing more acceptaoIe nhahe,ai s.as s
nendurc by 100 600 600 OF francs without seriously I'M
pairing the effective force OF the standing army III he
succeeds in such difficult task, he might save the new
Cabinet though it does not represent the majority OF
the Chambers. The supplementary elections were still
more disastrous to Government than even the general
elections themselves. IL is true that both at Naples
and Genoa Mazzini failed TO be elected Pisacana
Getting three and Marquis Ricci five votes majority
out otherwise La Marmora had considerable III luck.
his chief candidates being defeated by insignificant
local members of the Opposition while the Red party
carried all their most important candidates. Some
thirty members still to DO chosen on the 2Jd but
Government can scarcely hope to carry ten elections
more =,
Last week Il was generally believed that Napoleon.
who il now on the best terms with Austria entertained
the intention OF proposing scheme OF RECOMMENDATION
between Italy and Austria by which tho town OF Ven
ice would be declared an independent republican city,
like Hamburg. or Lubbock. or,Bremen. Austria would
retain tho quadraera IN be put under the protection
the German confederation; all the rest OF Senetit to
be- annexed to Italy for heavy money consideration
The plan did meet with the appreciation OF the lta
ian Government since ii is offensive TO public opinion
one paper only. tho Democratic Dirino. mentonedt IN
order to enonnce tho scheme and thus it was sheved
for tho moment though scarcely believe that Italy
would get any favorable terms from Austria, unless
after long war which certainly would cripple the re
sources OF the Peninsula for generation At Paris
Exhibition OF 1867. may hear once more OF this plan
Napoleon being eager to solve all the pending European
questions In the Palace OF Industry and there TO naug
urate the reduction OF all the European armies
In the mean time Austria oosens her iron grip upon
yenctia, an amnesty which L announced to you
in November having returned about 400 sequestered
estates 10 thoscV enetiau exes who have left the Aus.
tran dominons for fear OF persecution This measure
taken earnest Of other reforms to conciiate the
Venetans. All the endeayors Of Austria however, arc
doomed 10 fail in this respect since Venetia does not
seek better government but desires annexation to Italy
even If Italy should be worse governed than Austria.
The feeling of nationality is far stronger than the
desire for liberty or at any rate for material welfare
with the Italians Of the Austrian provinces, and they
remain incorrgble secessionsts held exclusively oy
tho sword Not so the Hungarians who now have given
I'D their secessonist tendencies but insist upon ther
Independence from the other provinces without wiso
Ing to rule Them while the Germans Of Austria cannot
oncile themselves TO the idea that in fu!uIe y arc
not to govern1he other provTees ~ oeis professors