New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-10


OF Lord Brougham received little support IN the House
Of Lord. ,bi. oosld not have been otherw'e for 10
turned en- hyoo,hs.i. 10 entire contradiction with oil
,he tradition Of Ensnsh policy and with the mnesiaie
,n,e,e.. NJ the country the hypothesis Of non
,n,.,v.p,op Lord Psmerston could not be rsprosched
for no, hsviBs taken AL points stand favorable y
Au.trs Rus.is but he r-prosched with having
abandoned strict neutrality. and with having permit
ted hs diplomststs 10 take active part IN favor oi
the people 10 Sicily. in Piedmont and even 10 Rome
He reprosched with not having preserved Engsnd
In the condition. Of the treaties Of s5 In fact, Pfov
denoe and the reaction Of oppr"ssed nations are far
more responsible than the Engsh cabinet for the gen
oral confusion which taken place in Europe since
the Revolution Of February II there cresmers ou
any side among those who demand the quo
when everything seeks % 90 forvard-when new
thing. idess all ssairs have taken a position 40
Europe Austria and Russa ln contracting an sAane-
Of oHense and defense have evidently given the word
20 other powers 70 seek new combinations Nov u
follows from all that Lord Pamerson ssd, thsi he is
really seeking these combinations 10 my opinion
be 10 seeking thsnl In the formation Of new power a.
q scounterpoi.e 70 Austria and Russia IN the North IN
powerful sclavisn and Magyar Empire Of which Hun.
gary shall the and secondly IN the ress;aoish
men, Of monarchy in France, With new arrangement
both sides shall be put in as boot.
Meantime while the parliamentary orators were
making their speeches aud the pomscy continued s
rhetorical sxercse. saying htte ss possible Franz
proclaimed al Rome the pure aud simple reesiao4sh
Of the authority Of the Pope the German STATE
OF Hesse OF SAKE Cobo1rg GothA of SAKE Meiningen.
OF Sax. Atenberg, of Anhst Nassau R6thsn the free
city Of bfsnsn their plenip poeutsrss % Berlin ~
lon the constitution Of the empire under The 'a
prsmscy Of Prussia the Prince ~ Prussia m de- bic
entry into the citadel Of r. istsdt after cspfasuot
that bAd born preparing for some time Piedmont &C
esp,ed the ulumstum Of Austris, and nnaly n"i1ef-
Land expelled from her erntory the German refugees
Ths neutrality Of England the midst Of such events
oouidl be possible, ask,-snd the hope 81 reurin3
Nv an Dtervsnton against the course 4 snairs 10 tne
state of Europe In 1915. would II not be Transparent
ab.ordltyi ] think then, that Lord f-lner'ton A.
tenpts everything that yet practicable with REGARD
"a the nonsrchca interests Of England when he iavors
The .psndence Of the Kingdom OF Hungary and does
.verythns In his power do, with decency for the
rss.,sbishment Of constitutional monarchy in France
The Independence Of the kingdom Of Hungary this is
Me hrst thing 70 be taken hold Of
Iw.s present At a meeting held on Monday q, the
London Tavern, 10 take into consideration the moe
p.ndenco of Hungary The meeting brought together
oi.l representative Of the Hungarian people was pre-
.ent Everybody agrees ths, there has seldom been
meeting Of this klnd in ngland he'd under better
au,ploes Mr. Cobdcn's spesch produced an immense
,snsstion The blows which he put into the Russian
power we're sent with great skill, so that even the
TINE. which at heart would have liked nothing better
than 10 defend Russis forced 70 blame the mem.
bes the Peace Society IL was sstonished that IL.
Peace Society should be represented In meeting to
consider question which might bring on ol'as boil
for all Europe But the Peace Society follows the pre-
cept Of Christ who when he said that be came 10 brne
pesco into the world, meant only that he
was to change the ways and means OF the conflict be
tween good and evil but by means. TO put All end a.
this strife The Peace Society s no longer the society
uneotray between tyrsnts and the people !. wishrs
20 give 10 the weakest their true force which 10 th'
force of character and OF labor. And. for example It
s certain that suggested by Golden are move
dangerous than cannon bs.it is the refusal OF credit
the Z, j.euon Of loans despouc States, which II
fact live only on loans Iii. certain that ths speech Of
this man of peace has done harm 10 Russs than
aPoli.h or Hungarian victory
The Emperor Nicholas has announced his return TO
Warsaw the end of July lie will, perhaps no' hnd
this Capital In the state In which he left It.
You will sec in the newspapers that Eogland and
France have made Joint demand Austria for the At
rsneement OF the ahars of Piedmont The demand Wa
made In order TO induce Piedmont TO yield, and Pied
mont has yielded VIII II receive compensation here
amer when a new arrangement Of Europe takes place
The future sonc the question. II Is clear
In all THE that France and England understand eaci
ether very well and 10 view OF the marked dissvor OF
Lord Psmer.ton for the retroersde pretensions Aus
trs am led TO believe that England, having ON It,
shoulders the sad Government OF my unhappy country
10 sresdy to form agreement with Prussia The &C
cession of Hanover 10 the Confederation s an
other strong proof Of this
England and France are moreover nearly agreed on
the Roman question 1t 10 said that she has called on
us for explanations on the restoration Of the Pope
without conditions But IL 10 more probable ihst the
obstacle 10 the concessions which may he expected
from the Pope from the Holy Father himself
and the evil spanish and Nespolitsn influences with
which he is surrounded. The Pope wishes for Span
ish garrison at Rome. lie relies on the troops OF her
Catholic Msjcsty to plsce the swiss 1t is sup
posed that NJ. Arns. Secretary OF the Spanish Minis
ter at Gseta has great influence over the mind OF
Plus TX.
Meantime the rapA Power 10 reestsblished. Al
though yoa cannot depend on what the Conservstv'
Journals cay about the Enthusiasm with which this
torauon is received, probable that the rigorous
.eise aNd the Stormy weather OF such tempestuous
Republic. has eslmed down the patriotism OF the pco.
pie and given energy 20 The aristocrSs and the
boorgeoiss.
TIE Romsn Cor sr,nsnt Assembly has protected
the Roman Municipality has protested But they ar
rvpred 10 by arrests and hsnishmenu. Michel Aocur
s. Cerrsehio. csrhopsrettc. and many others hsv,
been arrested. Ciceruseehio, who accused. hs'
sueceeded IN making his escape The Trismvirs sr,
in safety and Inc Prince de Csnno hss srosoy trsv
ersed France to te expelled ty order oi his cousin
Charles Bonspsrts 10 now at London. He has wit
ten iors letter Of protest To pupin iiwss with
great difficulty thst he succeeded IN Per'usting one o
the representatives % move an Inquiry - 10 bis sur
render This motion indefinitely postponed
The Roman ministry has been organized BY Gen
Oudiaot q, follows The sdvocste lunsu. in the &c
partmen, Of finance. nscenuni, IN that Of war and
Sustics Rsnvenuto. director of police
Its reported the, the American Consul has given
more than 600 passports. The Enehsh CoHsEl Free
born. has also given great number without esvins
been dselsimed by the Government
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