New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-12
PROM FLOnENCE.
Spanish Anairs-A Railure-Geu. Prin's
Failure and the Future Of epnis-
France, Austrin md the Imperial Plan
The Italian Parliament and Its
Financial siatemens-Lsgisiative Pos-
abilities Obituary Announcements.

Financial iBtatemens-Lss sisiative Pos
sibiisics-O Obituary Anmsuncements.
From Our Own Correspondent
FLORENCE, Jan. % 1866.
The military insurrection in Spain has failed.
IL We may trust the official kilograms of the MonsU
General PrIm has crossed the Portuguese frontier
seeing that during twenty days the country had not
responded to his appeal 1t was one Of the most ex
raorinary Instructions the history Of Spain for
blood was she'd the Generals in pursuit Of Prim avoid
ing any conflict either by order of the President Of the
Council remembering tie close analogy between ths
present pronuncament0 and his rising IN lsJ4. o.
because the Generals could not trust their own troops
Some saw again that the Queen herself insisted upon
the utmost enicncy toward her rebel General, OF whose
LOYALTY toward ber person she to have been fully
persuaded. O'DoDnells plan to isoite the insurgents
and 10 push them on along the mountains TO Portugal
kepng them far from the great centers Of population.
hes been admirably executed. The imminent revolution
was thus ayerted and the Portuguese Chambers found
an excellent opportunity protest against the IDEA o
an Ibersn Union being contrary 20 the interests ana
tendencies Of Portugal. The fre1ch ofhcial papers
have already determined the further conduct oi
Gen. Prm. He is To be sent away from fOrIlghi u
France since bis presence IN the contiguous hlnrd2p
might be disagreeabe and perhaps dangerous 10 spain
In Pans whittier his family has already preceded
him he will be advised to travel IN British India ana
visit China for AZ least one year. ana on MS return
he may be amDestled ~,
But If Prims insurreetion has not succeeded tho
affairs Of Spain as unsettled as they were Dcio'r
Catalonia Aragonia, and Madrid, remain ~ a
state OF siege. ODOnne distrusts several regiments
in The armv many of the Generals and Colonies are o
much suspected faith, and the Queen herself detesis
her Minister 1t s said tnat she intends TO Gl
old Esuartero once more TO power and 10 make her
peace with the PrOgTessists. Such measure Inlght
avert far more serious consequences for II .he pre-
ent state Of aifairs should continue more iormi-
Il,lf, a. lv ropulllran
In France. Napoleon now seeks to come to an III
standing with Austria on the Ilailth qIes,iImn, w.
In order 20 prevent the occupation Of Rome either oy
Y Victor Emanuel or by Garibaldi after the evaena'
tion ly the French garrison, and to perfect an a.
rang enent about Veneia. Though the ltiian IoVefn
ment has rejected Napoeon's first oyeItures for con
tituting Venice fee autonomous town. KIND VI re-
public without continental territory, and Tor leaving
II quadrilatcrsl TO Austria. under the guaranty oi
tn. German Confederation while tie rest OF the eoUn'
Try would be annexed 10 Italy the Emperor cinss t.
his idea and desires to make u acceptable 10 Frames
Jos ph. 1t Is believed at Paris that the two I'm
uerors are soon to meet ncOg.; but AZ Vrnna noting
l. known about such a prospective meeting FRANCIS
10 eph goes on the 18th inst with the Empress 10
Pesth and Will remain there tor fortnight oI ihr'
weeks, though the Arohdukes do not Ike his mliLr4
preference tor the Hungarian capital Dlrlng hls df
The address IS 10 be discussed by the Hungarian Pa
lament and as soon a. the Ir,nsylV1ilan AIblslci
arrive whose election takes place IN fortnight, TIE
debates about the general aflrs o. the Ewpfe a4r -
be first in the order Of the day and the way s 10 be d.
tionay treated IN future. In fact 1t is The great fnca
tion Of the Constitution Of the Austrian Empre, WLicD'
after failures Vienna, II now intTusted 10 tbe
Initiation OF the HBngirIlns. III mat question -
settled in satisfactory way both TO the Emperor ana
TO The HuugGrans, the coronation taxes Place az
burg and general amnesty ot Which, however NOS
,uth il TO lie exceIed-lrobaOy in order to honor hi
and 10 show 10 the world that the Emperor OF Au-l
still fears the genus of the ola man eoquent-Ni
crown the reconciliation between Francis Joseph '.hu
The Italian Psrliement met Yesterday. after the
New.Year recess and SclaOjG the Minister of r..
nauces. made his statement. Ihe total expeniliufe
ior ls66 amogais 10 s2s, 0OOCoO francs .oi ,hs.e
ll3 coo 600 are absorbed by the interest OF the
debt 23O coo coo by the army and navy st 3OOO0OV
are TO be saved by iudicous economy without reiG'l
The real strength Of TIE army Another 2icoVUO WI
I've saved b. economy in the remaining department
Ut an sorry mat those reductions are 10 De eAcu'u
even 10 the Ministry OF PubHc lnsuuctloD' Nneio
100000 are 10 be saved while every patriot would de-
sire 10 spend more tor educational purposes. lnc ~
uulYerstIe. arg 70 DC reduced 10 az IuflD falII
Pisa Bologna, Naples and Palermo The remaining -
among them even those OF Genoa, CagNar ana sata'
MIA may continue as municipal uhifersUes' IL tns
municipal and provincial councils are ready 70 support
them but Government suDYentOn iJf tAein cels'o
u future and academical degrees conferred Oy them
will be void all the students being in future oDged -
graduate at OF the sN Government ul'eIs.IIes.
lie 2JO bshoprics and archbsbopries are hkeNe 70
be reduced 10 90 nlc atong them, VIZ InilV -dii III
Florence Naples and Palermo. with an income OF @tOoJ
francs each; thirteen again, Pisa, Bologna. Modena
Cagliar GenOa Messna sassar1. SpoeIO Iapla behe
yento CLeti Cosenza and Bsri get lS,UCO francs a
wear MI the remainder 10 900 francs with the eXcep
non of SAINT Adriano whose bishop must put mp WIN
the ptance OF 1000 francs. With all those savings
% there remains still a deficiency OF 2llVOOVO rlhes.
The Minister proposes therefore, an excise upon vino
oil and -four that is 10 say. upon the plneal stapts
OF agricultural production in Italy, OF which OH IS
p NOS, important article for expectation The CAamber
listened To Minister attentWey, but did not ehe'i
his statement and II remains 10 be seen WbetheI u
: meets with tue favor OF the majority.
/ Scarcely had the Minister sat down. when the mes
- sage arrived that Prince Oddone. Victor Emanuel
third son a youth Of 10 hunchback and grippe oui
generally beloved for his amiabiIy and generosity! hau
ded at Genoa. The Chambers adjourned Of course fof
two days the theates and all places Of public amase'
4 ueut we're closed. MlssimO dAzesli0 the VeneT'
able exNmister who in 1919 had not lost his hope or
Piedmont and Italy ana up to ls52 prepared the way
for his nOre important successor, the eycramented
Count Cayour died last week. lie was by birth Mar
quis but at the time one OF the best landscape
painters in italy the author Of two successful novels
aud IN lsis volunteer against the AustriaDs. During
the revolutionary period of Charles Alberts reign
lived exile IN England After the great struggle
OF ,J9-GO he became the chief Of the Conservative
being unable 10 understand the tendencies of oar age,
dis ideal was an PIPER Italian Kingdom from the AITs
TO the Apcnnues. In the unity Of Ita he had faith
His loss therefore is less severely fe though is true
he belonged TO the most venerable Italians Of our da,