New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24
THE STATE OF EUROPE

LONDON, Tuesday Marsh Z. 1871.
Lord John Russell hss postponed she second resdas
of tse Reform bill to the end of Apd,. and the mias-
terial papers openly declare that he las shelvsd It
altogether this session curious fact ind>ed, sscs
at the beginning ofthe session the Cabinet was fay pre-
pared notwithstanding the threatening political g.
poets TO 20 on with the Reform II seems therefore,.
.hst in February tie ministers did not yet believe in
war and even now they go reluctantly into me az
feir that we cannot be surprised al Urquhas positive
assertion that even if a declaration of stouM in
tervene, the English will not fight the Rus
SLAMS, ard that instead Of war with Russia,
it is the partition of Turkey which is
teulpiated People connected with the Ministry
state now Vat Que of the frat doings of tho Balts
aeet will be the occupation of the Isle of Alsni in the
Finland Bay opposite to Sweden and that this island
which keeps Stockholm in awe, is to be restored to-
Sweden but that no other territorial change is to take
place By the war. The Ministry is evidently afraid
materially to weaken Russia. since the power OF
Russia on the continent is the only safeguard
of Austria and Of many other German princes
against the rising of the people. Neither England nor
France favor Continental freedom, or, as they call it.
reyolution--and this is the why both thoeo
powers ndorse tie nsOence Of the Gar and restrain
even Turkey from dealing severely with the Russana
Neither Nesserode nor Prince Albert desire to dea-'
troy the prestige of the Car aud they cannot con-
ceye why he does not yield to their propositions being
framed with the view of giving TO Russia all Prince
Meuchikog has claimed. But Nicholas cannot yield
after his defeats he could do it only after sig
nal victory. and Omer Pasha who does not
understand European diplomacy, is wicked
enough net to allow himself to be beaten.
Besides Moldo.Walachia is so near to the western
world and there many reporters OF all the Eu-
ropean papers in the Turkish camps at Wddin that no
Russian victories can be- fabricated ont Of the Skin
misbes WHICH lake place as was done IN Asia, where
although according to the Russian accounts the Otts
man army routed ssrly in November, yet the VIC
tOrous Russians had DOT crossed the Turkish ronters
and even allow the beaten Turks to remsin Russian
territory At che time Of the reported victory
marked that little credit could be given to the Rus
sian reports But even the friends OF Turkey believed
n very serious defeat of the Asiatc army uptI the
course of events has proved how Insignificant tho Rus
ssn advantages bad been and how itts they have al
tered the relative srens h and position OF the behger
eat parties.
The Greek :nsurreetion OF the Pndzs did not ms.
triaIy assist the Russians, though its. importance
has been greatly osera!sd by German ADD Engish pa
pers and it is already eIpirag II was, in fact not
the rising Of an oppressed people, tat sn outbreak
k,dled and famed by Greek enthusiasts whsdesm Of
the reconstruction Of the By zantne Empire, AID forget
that the Byzantine Empise was not Creek bit Roman
ambition, not the desire of independence, sths main
motive of those enthusiastic their movement 10 not
Hellenic it not dictated by love OF Liberty, but BY the
spirit of cOnqrest and OF sggrandzemont Hersskakis.
he father was indeed the hero of borty; ghraskskis,
the SOD is only filibustero The Greek agricultural
population of Tesssly has not taken up The cause Of
the insurgents and therefore the movement s alsesdy
queIled without great bloodsted, n viii ut
least cease in the shortest time by meaes OF
support smcsg the local populao, Of tie Thsssalisn
Plain which is more interested 10 the matter tam the
band of Kossiskakis and the inhabitants OF the Pin
dus-brave and desperate fellows indeed but I'D heroee
of liberty They are neither better nor woxse than
the Aibanese wba now fight tho Russians, and tho
Montereg-ins, who the advanced vanguard Of tho
Gar Their mountains do not afOrd safictent means
of subsistence for those hardy populations, and they
fnd that robbiDg IL easier THIN working. They arc.
therefore always ready TO enter the ssrvce Of any
who car pay than. AID promises plu1der asd booty.
The Spanish outbreak at Saragssss las kewisss'
ended The sEaTgents did MT find sufficient support,
their two Ieaders fell the bulk Of the revoked rsgu9p
and the msss compromised civilians fed to Fra1cs.
For the present moment tn SPANISH Queen is yet 'sfs
On the tbroae which she dses by her li,entiousasss
The ansFer os the Gar TO Napoleon III, AMI bis
manifesto to the Russian nation, are just a. cunning
IS all the Russiaa State pspers- Advantage IL 2ken
Of the vascila3ien of thu Western Powers the Gar
complains that England and France, without de asrng
war, protect the Turls, and impede the free aadga
tor Of the Black Sea and appeal to the teottsd
fsnatieism ii the Ia,sars coses the stran - doca-
men..
"a 70 Aatria which, ef to the last sdvices was 10
be the ally OF the Westsrn Powers even Tie tt mes
declares now that shs remains only neut nj few
zeeks Eore and Austria nay be Russia APP e.
Truu Or Owe csrrsspos1sn.
IOsDes, Tuesday, Mich J, lisa
The delegates 10 the Labor Psrlismest met ysseer-
day at the Peoples Institution, Manchester, at ~
oelock In The forenoon The frat sitEz was Of couras
applied to preliminary business IL was moved ~
lanes Williams Of Stockport, seconded BY James
Boh Of London, and supported BY Ernest Jones that
py Marx be invited to sit honsrary delegate at tho
T aboy Parliament which motioa was carried unani-
rou.ly Similar resolutions weTe passed with respect
~ re,srs. Blanc and Nadand Whatever may be it,
immediate results, the msre assembling Of such Par.