The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-18
CHANCES OF EUROPEAN WAR


A personal friend now in Europe, carefully
scanning the political horizon writes as follows to
The PenRSyvdnian;
PARIS, Sept 81. Is40
The eloquent letters of NIazzini have created
quite sensation througho Italy and France
They will have the effect OF enabling Louis Napo
leon to retrace his steps the more easily. inGica
ted in bis letter TO Col Ney. have no pdrt
Atty aud not great deal Of confidence in Presi.
dent Bon" parte, yet repeat to YOU that there is
no probability OF his rccedng from his letters to
Col Ney. is natural that we should distrust
him, but have had peep behind the curtain,
aud reassure you there is no danger. II Louis
Napolean has estahlisheda character for anything,
it is stubborness, and his enemies have never ac-
cused him oftimidity When he wrote the letter.
he had no doubt but that it would meet with the
approval OF the Pope, aud that his Holiness would
Immediately dismiss the Cardinals, and thereby
strengthen Louis Napoleon with the Liberal
party, OF which he stood much in need, but as he
has been disappointed in the Pope, the only al.
Tentative LETT him is TO fight it out, which he will
do.
Gen. Changarnier, Commander-in Chief of
Paris, and high in the confidence OF the Govern
ment, said yesterday that the cont oversy would
have to be settled with powder and ball, and the
sooner it was resorted to the better
All the knowing ones il Paris unite in SAYING
that Austria, Russia, Prussia, Spain and Naples,
will say to France that the Pope must be restored
without condition; but don't believe thew will
Austria and Russia were too sick of the Hun
garian War, to provoke France to hostilites; thew
could place but little reliance on finding Gorgey
in the French army; so come to the conclusion,
that these powers will advise the Pope to adopt a
liberal policy, which will be done without blood.
shed.
If the reverse should be the case, you NAV re .
ly upon 1t, that Nicholas will come to Paris. or
the French army will 20 TO St. Pctersburgh, as
a general war in Europe must be the result
Louis Napoleon sends his cousin Murat, as
Minister TO Sardinia, with view of strengthen
ing himself with the Liberal party in Italy.
Murat is known TO be liberal, aud would not ac-
cept the mission to carry out any retrograde move
ment.- You may rely upon it, that the President
has given him every assurance that his policy
Will be more liberal than even his letter to New
indicates.
A few Americans in Paris, have addressed
strong letter to our Minister at Constantinope to
interfere in behalf OF Kossuth and BEN The
News from that quarter looks squally; some think
the refusal OF the Sultan to give up Kossuth will
be used by the Emperor of Russia as pretext
Tor taking ConstandnopIe.
The Hungarians have 10 900 men in the for
tress OF Comorn. They have ample provisions
for twelve months and nave any quantity OF NUM-
tons OF war. They will certainly hold cut until
next Spring, at which time they can make quite
as good terms as they can now. La the meantime
they have all the chances OF a Turkish War;
general war in regard to the Roman question,
and revolt in Croatia Kossuth, if he is per-
mitted to leave Turkey, will . Immediately to
the United States accompanied by Gen Benz
They go to the United States, not for the purpose
OF abandoning the cause, but TO give new life to
it.
You will perceive that the Pope's ultimaturn
as addressed 10 his people, are so antagonist to
the principles as laid down in the Presidents let
ter to Col Ney, that ii is not surprising that the
popular opinion should be that there will be
war.