New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-17
Chances of n European War.

A personal friend now in Europe, carefully scan.
ming the political horizon, writes as follows to
The PenRsy'ranian.
PARIS, sept y, lsi9.
The eloquent letters Of Mszzni have created quite a
sensation throughout Italy and France. They will have
the effect of enabling Louis Napoleon TO retrace his
s,cps the more easily, indicated In bis letter 10 Col
Ney have no partially and not great deal of conf
dence IN President Bonspsre yet repeat to you that
there is probability OF his receding from ais letter 10
Col! Ney IL is natural that should distrust him,
but have had peep behind the curtain and resssure
you there 10 no danger II Louis Napoleon has ests5
lshed character for anything IL stuooorness and
HE enemies have never accused aim OF unaiohy "nen
he wrote the letter he had doubt but that II would
meet with the approval Of the Pope and that ns hol.
ness would Immediately dismiss the Cardinals, and
thereby strengthen Leuis Napoleon with the Liberal
party OF which he stood much in need but As ne mas
been disappointed in the Pope, the only alternative lett
him 10 20 fight IL out, which he will do
Gen Cbsngarnier, Commander In Chief OF farsi 500
high in the confidence OF the Government SAID yes.
terdsy that the controversy would have to be settled
with powder and ball aud the sooner was resoFted 10
the better.
All the knowing ones in Paris unite In saying that Au
stris Russis Prussia, spain aud Naples Will ssy to
France that the Pope must be restored without eonoi
lion but dom believe they will Austria and Russia
were too sck Of the Hung War provoke France
TO ho'tilties they could place put ltue reliance en
conclusion that these powers will advise tae POPE 70
adopt liberal policy which will be done Without
bloodshed
the reverse should be the case you may rely upon
IT, that Nicholas will come to Pans or the Frencn army
will 20 to 81 Petersbursh, 40 general war 10 Europe
must be the result
Louis Napoleon sends his cousin Murst, 80 Minister
70 sardinia, with view OF strengthening himself with
the Liberal party ID Italy.
Murst 10 known to be liberal and would not accept
the mission TO carry out any retrosrsde movement
You may rely upon H. that the President has gwen him
every that ais policy Will Be more liberal
than his letter TO Ney Indicates
ie. Americans in Paris have addressed stroas
letter Minister ~ Constantnope 10 interfere n
behalf OF Kossuth and Benz TIE news from that guar
ter looks squsly think that the refusal OF the
Sultan 10 ave up kossuth viii be used by the Emperor
Of Russis y pretex; for taking Cons;antnople.
The Hungsrians have 10000 men in the fortress Of
Comorn They have ample provisions for twelve noaths
and have any quantity OF munitions OF They will
certainly hold out until next spring, al which time
they can make quite good terms IS they can now.
In the meantime they have al the chsncss Of Turkish
War a general war in regard 10 the Roman question,
snd revolt in Croatia kossath. II be IS ssrmtied to
l4sve Turkey will 20 Immediately 70 the a.ted States
accompanied BY Gen. Benz. They 20 TO the uniied
states not for the purpose Of abandoning the
but 70 give new life 70 H.
You will perceive that the Popes usnstur, a. sd-
dressed 20 his people sn,as onist 70 the principles
a. laid down In the Presidents letter 10 Col Ney, that
il IL not surprising that The popular opinion should be
At there will be