The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-20

franchises Of the people. But wish an IL
mnoty aeested BY large portion Of the upper elssse.
and Of the clergy, ill-suppoIted In toms parts o.
the KlSg's doui1on' ana liable 70 es sstu.sn
Austria and Piedmont, well as between Austria ana
swzsssd the seeds Of hostility and i'll neighoorhood
have been by Asgznis mischlevous reenon,
sna the cabinet Of turin has once been led 10 ex
pose its. TO peril by spirited defence of men who have
done nothing TO WIN the respect OF tne country ln
Switzerland the old has broken AT esh 10 the canton
c Frsurg Tsssr has been openly mebaced by Austria;
such ,ha the Swiss defa Council was on the point
Of sending han his PASSPORTS and France holds herself
in readiness 10 make counter concentration on tue
western frontier To Belgium the Frepca cabinet
has despatched II Has de Buten,al, who had re
Gently proved himssk At Turin to be one OF their
most uuserupulous agents and weeks ago
an intimaticn reached the little court Of brussels
10 The effect that any serious acquisition made by
Russia u the East would be held BY France to constitute
sufficient ground pretsx for the abolition uf existing
territorial treaties on her owl immediate frontier ~
any the language Of Hia dc Buteuva has revived
the app ebensops Of the Belgian government ana
perhaps it Is in connection with this orclms tance that
the y0u ng Duke of Brabant whose majority recently
celebrated national festival by the whole OF belgium
il shortly to proceed TO Vienna 70 pay his respects 70 tne
Austrian court. Meanwhile King Leopold proceeis TO
Berlin and the Emperor OF Russia to Warsaw, whence It
probable that these soverens will repair, with the
King OF Prussia to Vienna Ia Holland where tho prin
cipes Of free Protestant people are indtrucn roosd
in the etaunch supper, and primave manners OF the
nation the Pope has repeated with aggrsvapg crcnn
stances the arout already offered 70 England by the
OF OF Papal hierarchy without the asent
knowledge Of the crown The King has avaied himself Of
the energy displayed by the ultra Protestant party to
eject ministry to which be was not warmly attached
and by The dissolution Of the Second Chamber OF the
States the cabinet throws itself upon the high
orange md Protestant party in the country lastly IL
Denmark where the constitution framed in lsiS has viz
tpaly placed Inc supreme power in the hands OF the
minority hy equiring certain questions that resolu-
items should be carried by three fourhs Of tue votes
given, the government is once more thrown into agi
taon by the refusal Of the Assembly to aceede TO the
conditions to which the existence and integrity OF
the Danish monarchy attached This absurd conduct
OF the minority tends uahsIpily TO undermine the con
sttuion itself and possibly, affect the ndependance
Of the State Such is the general aspect Of Europe on
several points without ayerting to the most grave ques
tio. Of all which may be slowly advancing 70 their sou
ton ia the East; and assu'edly these difficulties and EN-
sufficiently great, though they present
ground for serious apprehcnsons oug they tire
confined within limits whch do not justify or admit 81
| the active interyeatoa Of the greater powers