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ton in Milan remain u%nsubdued. But
If s%ubdued, its very existence for d single
day shows how we'll founded Mazzini's
declaration is. that things as they now
are, rest upon q mere crust. below which
is a stream Of lava. To this stTesm CIV
cry Austrian hugging and hanging, every
new victim cast into the dungeons of
Lombardy or of Naples. adds fresh fire
burning it may be out of sight fora while,
but certain in the end to prove its exis-
tepce bv insurrection, with all its attea-
dant horrors and dismay."
These remarks of the London Daily
Neu8. the proclamations of Mazzini and
Kossuth, and the News of the insurrec-
ton in Milan, to us are full of interest,
as doubtless they will be to our readers.
Though the instruction may not become
general now. yet it shows that. as MAJ
zini saws. there is a volcanic crust, be-
meath which slice ps a lava which will
burst forth in torrents at The upheaylng
of Italy Aud when the fearful erup-
ton shall actually occur. and come it
will. and soon, not only Italy. but Eu-
rope and the world. will feel its resist
less shock and devastating G'es.
The word Of prophecy, as we under
stand it: calls fox this terrible work to
begin now, or near this time. And II
.his Instruction should be quelied, it
will be Of short duration. II this is not
the actual storm. it is the distant thun-
der that gives sure evidence that the de-
vsstating tempest is rising--or if it is
not the beginning of the last political
mighty earthquake that shall shake the
world. il is the sure pTemoniti0n that such
an earthquake is sure TO take PLACE at no
distan, period. God will justify his
word; lei lis believe and rejoice.-Nar-
6inger and Adpocatc.l
The New York Tribune says that 1.-The
Turkish army is we'll disciplined, and
equal in valor, &c. either TO the Aus
TRAN or the Russian. II was formally de-
fcient in one respect. namely. in supe-
rior officers, but several vf the best gen
eral officers OF the late Hungarian army
have entered the Turkish service, and
their skill will be supported by the hatred
they feel pgainst Austria and Russia.
As to the Turkish fnarces, it is sufi-
cient TO observe that such is the credit Of
Turkey in London, that tie scrip of tie
loan which has been repudiaied by the
Sultan, is yet quoted at ore Per cent pre-
MUM on the exchange Of London. This
shows that the Porte will be able 10 raise
money fox every emergency.
The oppression of the Wallachs. Serbs
and Croais by Austria. in spite of their
great sacrifices in the Hungarian war, has
es,ranged the christian population of the
Danubian palities from Russia as
we'll as from Austria, because the former
has not checked The ingrntitude OF the
latter. Ii. therefore. it should finally
appear that a Turkish wal cannot be pre-
vented by English diplomacy. the case
will not be at all desperate for the Turks.
The last accounts from Constantine
pie. in the London Times. mention a ru-
NOR prevailing in the diplomatic circles
of Pera. that Risa Pasha is likely to be-
come Minister of Foreign Affairs in Tur-
kew. Should this really be the case. war
may be regarded as almost unaroidabie-
RiSa Pasha, the most accom- plished OF all
the Turkish statesmen. being the open
enemy of Russia. and therefore out OF ia
yor for the last twelve years. This APP
pointment would be considered by the
Gar as a challenge. A few weeks will
decide this question for the present; in
the meantime we call the attention Of
the public to the fact that the hopes of
Hungary, and indeed of all Western Eu-
rope. are all directed to Constantinople.
Deliverance and liberty are for the mo
mani eynected from the East