The time soon arrived when the value of Count Tisza's statement about the downfall of Belgrade needed modification, and the retreat of the Austrian army from Bervia, and the unexpected _appearance of Russian troops in Hungary, caused a breach between the Government and Count Karoli's band of Independents. The latter party, known as Kurutz, hes the independence of Hungary for its motto, and is opposed to the Government party known as Laban, which latter seeks to secure the succession of th Hohenzollern dynasty in the event of the Haps-burg dynasty coming to an end.
The struggle between the two parties reached an acute stage last year when Count Karoli, in the name of his party, insisted on the financial independence of Hungary tad closer association with Franc¢
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