New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-19
The News from Europe,


some time previous The improvement in the
prices Of Cotton, Of Grain. DE- have relieved much
anxiety and caused much felicitation the part Of
extensive holders on this side. IN unusual inter
cot attaches at present to Continental Politics.-
The Governments Of France and Great Britain
having been alienated by the marriage OF SOB
Of Louis Philippe with the sister OF the Queen OF
spain contrary 70 the spirit II not TO the express
letter OF the Treaty O; Utrecht, which was intend
ed 10 prevent forever the possibility OF UNION OF
-he crowns OF France and Spain, the Northern
Desootisns have seized the opportunity 10 destroy
tho last shadow OF Polish nationality and freedom
~, ,r,,.;ne an end 10 the little Republic oil Cracow
and annexing' It to the Austrian Empire; e fean-
NO. we think the term is IN utter violation OF the
Treaty of Vienna. 1915 which is the basis OF tie
existing general settlement and balance OF power IN
Europe as that of Utrecht vas one hundred and tSo
years before The prctext is Of course the recent
resurrection IN Gallicia, SO speedily and blo'dlIy
sepressed by Austrian power and vile; but the rem
reason liea far back OF this. Although Russia had
Obvious grounds for wishing the extinction OF even
ooclery Of liberal institutions hcT Polish Dor
der IL IN coniectured TINT che would not have sur
rendered the prey utterly to Austria without s'lp-
mating an equivalent, and that the connivanoe oil
Austria at her schemes Of ACKNOWLEDGMENT on the
ade OF Turkey is the gaid pro quo IN this case
This adds fuel to the fire of British jealousy and
discontent
Paris (Which is France is of course in ierment;
the Republican organs furions for armed resistance
rho Ministerial and even the Legitimate Obliged to
unite in denouncing the ropacty and bad faith OF
the Despc.ic Powers. The popular feeling seems
70 increase rather than diminish IN intensity aud
the Governments Of France and England. II is IN
derstood have formally and soemnly protested
against the act a common indignation and q com
mon purpose have had the et,ec: OF smoothing
down the nsperites aud eilucing the moro iormida
bic aspects of the difference between Franco and
England The recall OF the French ambassador at
London. which was believed to be imminent, is no
longer 20 and the reconstruction Of good under
standing between the two great Powers OF w est
EN- Europe is evidently in progress-under the dc
tation of their necessities rather than that OF their
synpathies.
Ii is impossible not 10 that Louis Philippe rs
respop siblc for this blow to thc cause II Liberal
Institutions. His insane passion for the nggran
dizement OF his family has impelled him to abuse
his influence yer the Court Of Spain 10 effect
marriage OF one of his sons with the Heir ippu
rent ofthe Spanish throne, in defiance, We have
said Of solemn Treaty stipulation OF perpetual
ueace. 10 which no less than eight European Pow
crs were and are parties. This marriage, sure to
excite a natural and decided opposition was pressed
with indecent haste aud reckless disregard oil all
remonstrances, all entreaties. though the Princess
married is but about fifteen years OF age. England
demonstrates and is treated with coniemptuons
disregard. The cordial understanding between
the two great Liberal Powers is dc stroyed the
Despots say nothing, but improve the opportunity
10 accomplish the overthrow OF one OF the outposts
ofLibera Princpes-ouc Of the last relics OF Polish
Nationality France and England fgaw together
sgain; they protest bu, il is too late. The deed
is done and rivers OF blood will not undo IT The
crime OF Louis Philippe Tor the present deals stag
gering blow at European Freedom and Polish Ma
sionality But the end Is not yet
Preceding the crime of the French King aud OF
similar character. though more fragrant IS thatoi
our own Government At this moment, the Libe
raj Powers Of Christendom ought 10 have united m
manly and decisive remonsnance against the
wrong perpetratcd in Cracow. But the two eaa-
ing Republics OF America are at war. as the two
chief Powers Of Liberal Europe are nj diplomats
iogserhecds. Our foray on Mexico not only weak
ems the moral force of our remonsuance against
the European Annexation but places US 'n q ialse
position with regard to Great Britain aad France,
sether of whom can view with complaconcy our
treatment Of Mexico or our purpose Of dismember-
ing her When France says 10 Austria and Rus
sia You violate the terms ai the Paciiication OF
Europe ON the overthrow OF Napoleon the Des'
pots answer ''You had previously subvorted n
leading stipulation of the Treaty OF Utrecht. So,
ii soe We're to protest the Dcspots would haushtiiy
answer Look to Texas to Mexico, and mind
your own basnessr' Thus does wrong follow on
the heels u wrong, at once Its otsprlnS and us
avenger. And who hccds the sslutary lesson
t. To the letter OF Bishop HUGHES in refer
-sace to the proceedings at the Tabernacle on Sun
day afternoon last, which Were reported in several
Journals under the caption OF SerSSsioH Of German
Catks9ies, we had not intended to sdd w,c7d OF
comment hut tue remark Of the ENpross that the
letter Is wanting in dignity and proREiety, I'M
pels us barely 10 ask every reader TO judge whe'
cher the lack Of dignity and propriety' is not
rather found in the proceedings commented On than
in Bishop. Hughes's correction oil certain newspa-
per scccunts o: them.
WIscoNsN.-The Constitutional Convention hiss
nearly competeu the Portuatloh oi Sta'e IoIsli'"-
ton Judicial officers are to DC elected by the PEG.
pie st separate election. Theannual election for
political officers viii be held on the first Monday IN
September. The Bank artcle hiss been modified
SO as not absolutely to prohibit Banking in the
State. Being concerned IN duel is bar to holding
Office une, the State thereafter. The State is 20 be
divided in to two Congressional Districts, COM
posed as follows;
Frs: DissTicf-BroNn, Msnitowoc Sheboygan, Fond
Su Lac, W!pnehsso. Calumet Msrquet.e, PortSSe. Co
iaSrhis Ssas Dane, Dodge jefferson Milwaukee. Ws9-
keShS sna Warrington. &cosa DSr'.s-Rscins, 7" 81
worm. Roek, Greea Iowa Grsnt Eichlsnd Ch!ppews
Crawford, 81 Cro.x aud La Ponta
VsK MAits-fhe Mail from the North came m
last eHeninS vis- brdseport several hours behind
ZINE. From the South We had nothing Yesterday
beyond Washington,
AR. HoRS. Senator elect from the counties OF