New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10
GREAT BRITAIN.
IIaZZini-switzerland and Austria-The Turkish
Question.

Question.
Correspondence Of The n. Y Tribune
LONDON, Friday, Nay n, 1850
The presence of ~ Mazzin in England is now, at last
confirmed by quas-Oicjal announcement In London
paper connected with him.
The trial of the Messrs Hale account of the gun
pOwderpot' will not be brought before the present
asszes but will take place in August next the Coalition
Government being anxious to let time and oblivion inter-
pose between lis discoveries" and the judicial discussion
of their value.
Count Karnicky, the Austrian Charge dAdares at
Berne received orders from his Government, on the 2st
inst to quit his post Immediately aud return to Vienna,
after notifying the President of the Helvetic Contedera
ton of the rupture of diplomatic relations between Aus
tria and Switzerland The Bund of the23l states how
ever that the Austrian Envoy had already previously
ceved permission take discretionary congo when he
should think proper. Theultimatum Of Count karncky
is decared by the same journal be the answer Of Austria
tot the note of the BundeSTd OfMay L. That the ultima
tum contained something beside mere answer, may be
inferred from the fact that the Bundesrath has just called
upon the FrbOurg Government to account for their ex
irene measures recently taken against the defeated
rebels The English journals publish the following dis
patch from Berne, dated Aay23
ain consequence of the notification made by the Aus
tran Charge Aares to the President OF the Helyeic
Confederation Of the rupture diplomatic relations between
Austria and Switzerland the Federal Council has decided
on putting immediate end to the functions Of the Swiss
Envoy at Vienna
TIE substance Of this dispatch is however, reted by
the following article in La Suisse, dated May23:
ave are about in the situation Pied mont. The
negotiations between the two countries are interrupted
The Austrian Legation remains at Berne for the disposal ct
the ordinary current of business The Baad says that
the recall Ct the Swiss Charge Adaes at Vienna lie
srabe since he drly managed there his affairs pre-
text ansacng those Of the nation for lie merely
gagged ingthe silk trade. Mr. Steger but diplomats; Of
The second hand order and we happen TO know that e IN
derands great deal more about kwoTm than about his
official business There was then necessity for recall
ing such diplomats, since he had never been commits
stoned but already at Vienna on his account
= IL. s1okt ~ C.--.,
calling to their memory the celebrated motto with which
Loustalot adorned, in 1889 his RerolEliOA de Paris
Les graals C sont pa sranis
Que ra'eelue nous s0Ime' senouz-
The mystery Of the Swiss courage is sufficiently
planned by the presence Of the Duke of Genoa at Paris
and that Of the King of Belgium in Vienna and perhaps
less by article in the French MOAer fMay 25h.
No other nation must nterpOse between France
and Switzerland 'a other considerations must subside
before this fundamental condition" The hopes OF the
Prussian King for the recovery of Neulchate thus OBJ
tain great encouragement rumOr prevails, even
Of the formation of French corps d0bssrratOR the
frontiers of Switzerland. Louis Napoleon, of course,
would be but glad Of having opportunity to revenge
himself the EmperOrs Of Russia aud Austria and the
Kings Of Prussia and Belgium, for the contempt and
rdioGle with which they have loaded hun during the lat
ter months.
The intelligence transmitted TO You in my last Of the
rejection of the Russian ultimatum and Of tie formation
OF an antiKussan Ministry at COnstantno2le mas since
rom Constantinople, Of May II.
"On assuming Office Reshd Pl.hq requested from Prince
Neuchikoa delay Of six days NsnchikOh refused d..
cang diplomatic relations kroken Oh, and adding that b.
would remain 81 Consat nople three days 20 make
tie necessary Preparations for his departure, and b.
hored The Porte TO eae and to profit by the shJr;
time he should be detained
Under date Of Constantinople May 10, We further
learn:
~On The 7th a meeting Of Tie Divan was held az the
issue Of which IDENTITY ely resolved that the
ton proposed by Prince MenchikoG could not be
cspted. Nevertheless this being notified - Prince
heIcLkof, be did not quit Constsntnops. On the CON
trary, he has opened new COMMUNICATIONS With Resshh
Pasha. The day Of the departure Of the Russian Embassy
Is no longer tree.'
Contladetory to the latter dispatch, the French gov
eminent evening organ La PdTic, positively announces
that the government has received intelligence that
Prince Mcnchko has taken his departure for Odessa,
and that the had occasiOned but little
ton at COnstantnope The Pays agrees with this state
ment but is contradicted by the Presse Girlrn adds
however that if the news correct il nigh. easily De
accounted for.
If Prince Menchikof really departed from Builkders
for Odessa the fact is that, having failed in his mission
tmanque eiet alternative Was lei TO him bu. 10
withdraw, from station 20 station"
Some papers assert that the feet of Admiral Dea-
has passed the Dardanees and now at anchor
in the Golden Hon. but this assertion is conradiced By
the Morning Post The Treser ZHag assures It's read
ers that before giving answer to Prince Menchikof
the Porte had asked Lord Radcliffe and NJ dc Ia COur
whether it could eventually count upon their support
To this The Times gives its solemn contradiction
NOV give you literal translation from the Paris SIC
ee containing curious details with respect 10 the
negotiations from May 10 18th at Constantinople-an
exposure of the ridiculous behavior of Prince Mench
ko Who in the whole Of this transaction has combined
In most disgusting style, Northern barbarity with By
zantine duplicy, and has succeeded in making Russia
the aughing-stOck Of Europe This "Grec du Bas-Em-