The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-21
THE STATE OF EUROPE.

LoSDos, Friday Evening June 1s 1851
Movements ef Lo,s kotoieo,,-Ma Tribune d Mpi!-Con-
ster,,asn Of f Mmarchs,s--Briiish PurRa,a,nf-car-
d,nsi Wieman-Trpend,ug Cira Wa-Siae Of haly--
Loss y Llts a Ilrenoe-G GermanyTe Holy Alliance of
1s5l-The Observation-Disclosures
The event u the week has been the speech Of Louis
Napoleon the President cf the French republic on the
occasion Of the Inauguration Of the Dion railway In
Paris within the walls of the Elyste Louis Napoleon Is
reserved almost to GOODNESS lie Is less active that
witness his attempts to tamper with the troops
review Of Versailles and St cyr his qusrres with Chan
GARNER and the Assembly and his bold and decisive CON
duct when he dismissed hostile ministry and formed
one of lis liking; but stI he committed him
self by word of mouth like lighthouse (established
on not too solid foundaior) he allowed the Of
discussion, both in the press and in the Assembly
dssh up against him upheeded Once out Of Paris he
brrsthes more freely; the Of Napoleon Is stir
tassmsn In the Provinces he among his six million
voters; he must say someshing he has good address
and he speaks short and 10 the purposehese banquets
as he expressed himself tribune MOI" The op-
poi unity does not every day and when does he
turns IL 20 account
The formation of the monarchists and conserva
tives something extraordinary They were DUN
fourdd The ministers said II unconstitutional and
believe. the strongest paragraph suppressed Leon
faucher having threatened to resign II II was not
Louis Napoleon wrote his speech quarter Of hour
before the dinner without showing 1t to any one tear
ing up moderate concoctcd for him by Mcssrs
Leon Fsuchcr Co. The President has decidedly had
triumph, The sdyces from Paris Of last night state
that this Don speech Is still the great topic Of
sa,ion In every club and every salon. The Assembly
will resent the nsut the earliest opportunity that
presents itself Petitions for the revision Of tho const
tution continue 10 pour In; but nothing further has
taken place the subject in the Legislative Assembly
Our political world In London IL dull A. dishwater
The fret clause q the Ecclesiastical Titles Assumption
b has been adopted the other clauses draw their Glow
length along ON Sunday last went to hear Cardinal
wseman preach, at St Georges Cathedral Westminster
The building designed by Pugin) l. very Handsome
hne stained slsss windows, organ of great volume
good chorser, and tho service performed with grea,
pomp wheman preached In his Cardinal robes. lie l..
not eloquent, but has good voice There could not
have been lees than two thousand persons present No
one Is allowed TO enter the cathedral without paying
chilling 10 the nave, s,penc. 10 the side si-les-
something quite unusual In Roman Catholic churches
The Aair of Portugal entering another crisis On
the 9th the Queen dissolved the Cotes convokng them
for the 18th q september for revision Of the consu
tuition Telegrsphic dispatches received this morning
state that portion of the troops In Es,ramsdura had
fused obey Dss Antas protesting obedience 70 the
Queen and charter and declaring against sdsnhs and
regiments Of infantry three Squsdrons of cavalry and
battalion of artillery declared themselves, the sist
Msy at Elvas and at Montemsr agsins, ssId.nha Ciri
war consequently Il imminent in the Peninsula 1t Is
be II the great powers v intervene and TO What
purpose France and Austria, will they endesvor TO
establish order In Portugal they have In Italy and
will great Britain vbos. cooperation h1 been refused
look Idly on The English squadron Is too much at
b, me in the Tsgus 90 do any such thing spain but
Gently offered to the Queen % Portugal pc
ninsulsr would make Louis Napoleon popular Are
veto have artcapuation Of the battles o the eay part
Of this century. with holy Alliance In Germany -
kesp order there Th.se are problems which leave for
i your editorial solution
\ IN. accounts from Rome and the rest Of Italy con
tinue to be- very alarming The people only pre-
vented from rsisg in the Roman states BY the strong
a the French garrison II y needless TO state
that brave people III brook TO be tyrannised over
hys foreign power French patrols parade the streets
% Rome day and night.
The accounts from Tuscany are equally alarming On
The 9Th ult the anniversary of the battles Of Monta
and Curstone where the Tuscsns fought vaanily
uhouah defated) against the Austrans manded by
| Radetgk In porsop-the riorrDtine- hold high
and mourning In honor II the slain scuiiie
sued tins time in the church The gensdarmes ared
within the sacrrd building Killing two and woundng
twelve o the congres alton The Austrian garrison, fear
ing conspiracy, refused 10 et the people come out un
III the police within explained The excitement caused
Nv this event was ndeseribable These are isolated
fcts hut th,y tend 10 show that " rising takes pa
IN France In 1852 will be general throughout the con-
| tinent
Nothing authentic has transpred q what passed at
Wsusw The Emperor of Russia. after his interview
with the hing a Prussia at Warsaw, proceeded 20 Ol-
whore be hsd similar interview with the Emperor
- Austra 1he latter l. presiding great military
nstguvres AZ ulmuts where nearly all the notable gone
rails o. his army and many distinguished foreign generals
/ assembled. sham battles and reviews take place
daily Rsd,tski schliok, Jelachick, swarzenberg. &C
4 The German Diet at Frankfnrt, held its first pie.
nary sitting the morning of the 30th ut Tho repre-
| sentstives Of all the German states we're present.
! The King Of rrues proceeding, on the ssh, on .