New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04
EUROPE
NRsoicea sad The Pspe-PartiSSss o. Tsrkc,
Feeling in Au-iriaa lsaly and Hszstry'

Feeling in Aussriaa laly ard HsHs,ry'
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LoxDox Friday. March Il lSSS
While Napoleon III demonstrates with Aas
ira on the cOnfiScatiJn II the property OF the
Milanese noblemen who had emigrsted % Sar-
dinia, the Emperor FrSncis Joseph instead Of
replying BY pointing 20 the conSScatioa Of the
Orleans property, clearly signifies 70 the Pope
that be. the legitimate head Of an imperial
house more ancient than that IL asy BoasDarte,
claims 60 be crowned before apy other cAnli-
date is 10 enjoy this privilege. Whether the
nephew Of bis uncle" is much disappointed
AZ this step. may Justly be doubted. as il is gen
erallv thought that he is glad Of any opportuni-
~ 20 follow the example OF Napoleon |. and if
his Holiness does not willingly comply with his
desire he will find means 20 occupy him IN a
way much less pleasant than the coronation at
Paris. Meanwhile Austria continues 70 ex-
change notes with Switzerland by 40 means OF
a friendly character. A correspondent from
Vienna states thst these claims are supported
by fresh supplies of Austrian troops marching
toward the frontiers of Ticino, and that Austria
is determined 10 occupy that canton And
what will France say 20 this A French gov
ernmental paper thus answers the question: Z" IL
Austria occupies Iicino, we shall occupy Gene
va" We see bow the English principle OF non
interference is carried Out on the continent of
Europe.
The advocates of peace, and the organs OF
the absOlutist powers, are anxious TO convince
the public that with the evacuation OF Montene-
gro the main point of difficulty has been settled
in the East. and that the question of the holy
shrines will be soon be solved in peacesble
way between the parties concerned. Iester-
day evening however, it was whispered in fash
iOnable circles and to-day We see it confirmed
in The Morning idrerfiSer and some other pa
pers. that The English feet las been ordered INTO
the archipelago. Ii is remarkable that Ihe
Tunes does not hint at this fact, aud this cir
cumstance makes it doubted by many. Yet on
the other hand, We cannot now pass over In
silence q memorial OF the 10th OF February.
1850. recently published in the 1HgSbarg Age
neias Zctuag, and styled by that paper The
Greek Scheme OF 1888 IL says:
The boundary lines are drawn. European Turkeys
simply be divided into two parts by alne from Witdn
20 the Gulf Of Csnsla from nsrth 20 south and by another
line from Salonca 70 point between Durazzo and Cape
Linguota Austria gees the parts msialy settled ny IL
lyric SclsvOnisns viz Bosnia, the Herzegovina, Turk
sh Croatia Servia the whole OF Albania snd MiccdO-
mis- Russia is % possess Constantncpe, holtsvs aad
Walschis Bulgaria and the parts of Roumeia n,t fall,
ing to the share OF Austria by this division. zach OF
these tso parts calculated 10 have about 'OlJOOoo OF
luhabinntsT
The memorial further points out as leading
principles in this partition of the Turkish En-
pire: the great mission of Russia, to strength
en- the conservative elements of Europe; new
construction of Austria, and the Capitalization
of its powers; security against the revolution
airy elements of Poland. Hungary, and Italy;
a guarantee against the ideas OF German Unity,
and fayoring great Austr9-Germany, by means
of the Austrian German ZOiieinigERg Customs
League;) and finally a guarantee against the
realization of the scheme of a Magr.Wal'
lachian Confederation TO extend to the Black
Sea.
In Italy and Hungary, the state of excite
ment and terror continues. No one retires TO
rest without the apprehension that he likewise
NAV be reused from his sleep by the agents OF
arbitrary despotism, to be dragged to prison.
The panic by which the military rulers are
seized is so great that in Italy no Austrian obi
Ger ventures into the street without an escort.
while at Omutz itself-m lsis the place of
refuge of the Imperial tamily-it has been
found necessary 20 protect the seutrtes by
strong rails from the illfeeling OF the people.