New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
THE STATE OF EUROPE.

fun OR ON Correlpopden,
LONDON THURSDAY March % 1851
Tie best Information from tae seat Of il found
ia the correspondence of the German He,iiy Medical
Journal Of VcDla. TIE surgeons ia the Turkish
camp IL Kaafit and Rustchuk are very impartial
their reports and g,ge complete reua.ion and most
explicit dcrisl to Boosting Russian bulletin about
The destruction OF tho river O,ils II is by of
these river hosts sod steamers that tue army around
Widdin gets al the hecessiEes and even comforts ollie
from ConstautinOpie AID all the csenonadinR Of the
RG.siens has not for one moment Interrupted this
valuable mode Of communication. As TO the future
plsis OF Prince GorctakOf, there are t@o different
versions tccOrCi 20 tie first, he IS to try the
passage of tte Dz1ube while the Austtians occupy
the Ptincipaties IL his rearof course not with hos
tlo n.er'ions The second and more probable vers on
is that the Ger anticipates al attack of the Aueo-
French su1ililries on b ssBrabli which would cut oil
Prince GOrchak0Gs army from Russia and force It
Glitter 10 surrender or TO throw upon the neutral
territory Of Trspsyvauis 70 meet such
gtncy, Lieut. Get eral Olten Sacsea is for;if,ng an
inrencded camp for sixty thousand men at FOk-hsoy
in Media, ia be Ne the Sereth and the Pruh. The
Russians seem now to received orders TO keep on
tie decisive, though a recent proclamation OF Omer
Pssba--who BY the by ID much DISCUS ed at tue orders
which UIb,d bun to fail upon the MISUNDERSTANDING
tie army OF Kaaat 70 tesist se0Glousy the i'm uoent
attack of sEi enemy, 10 indicate that the plan
to storm Kailfat order to reaew the negot ioas
afterwsrd, has rot yet been abandoned. IA long as
war is not yet declared, Lord Redcle coutioues to
temper the plans o. the Turkish jenerslissino.
Namik Pasha has at last succeeded in contracting
loan for the Porte to amount of q 5OO09O payable
IN fifteen years at the rate OF Fix per cent interest
The use Of RothschiId has taken the loan at 81.
Austria has not yet declared herself One of her
most eminent Statesmen lately complained 10 a CONVEX
eation strongly about the ndiscree pressure of Eng
land ard France. Austrihs policy, he said cannot
be otherwise than u policy of neutrality. Austria
has no interest in Russian aggrsndizenont, but
she has Likewise no interest ia strengthening
Turkey, since should Tarkey indeed become
strong enough to resist Russia, she might, with her
smpSthes for Kossuth turn her forces against Austria,
which cannot wish to see second MohamBed or Sol
imam OF Auursth under the walls of Vienna Prussia
has in a dull and blunt way openly declared that she
will remain neutral though her neutrality ID III iict an
abdicatiOn Of her European position as great power
Several Prussian patriots in high Official rauk have
warned the kioe aud pointed to the possible eonse-
quence VIZ u spostion of Prussia Tor tae indemni'
cation of France and England
Tie disclosure of the Confidential Correspondence
has made 6eep impression on me puollc which IN
general is not content with the vscianDg conduct OF
the ministers. Disraeli charged them with either
credulity or conDiysnce the plea of credullty now
impossible and there are few who will not believe IN
the conniyance of Lords Aberdeen Clarendon Pamers
ton and John Russell
Nossrs Golden and Bright, and all the members OF
the Peace Society have often told Ia tha war npos
sibe on account of the financial difficulties OF almost all
the European states, since the moneyed classes would
scarcely favor any loan war being so much opposed
10 their interest But suddenly see Austria Turkey
PRUSSIA aud France smulrs e0usy III the market aud
all of them even bankrupt Austria, have iouad the
funds required. Sweden and Denmark aud perhaps
even England will soon follow and an enornou capt
tai viii ie abs racted from nmerce ia the course OF
lew months Money already begins ~ De tight; hiaii
c ris Is looming il ,he future for Austria and even
perhaps ior france.
Spain remains in he same scSe Of suspense as 1t has
been for the last tyo mouths Oicers continue TO be
exilcd journalists imprisoGedi au1 The eoasttuHonsi
guarantees suspended In Denmark TIE adm his'i anon
is AZ dead lock the King cannot find ministry to
cary out his views aui he Chamber cannot force Iae
king 20 give them up III o"eue" '"o mug 10
IAN OF Russia while his son. me Crown Prince makes
opposion 70 his father Of only ia order 10 BE-
coue popular 4 similar course is to be seen in Pra'-
a where the heir apparent to the throne, the Prince
., Prussia has suddenly become violent opPOser OF
Ge Czsr, formerly his beloved aad much admired
b,o.terialaw-
In Traosylrania the Au,trians recently hs'sea q
Calyipist clergyman, farmer and LAWYER tor blsa
treason and couspirns TO overthro" 'ae Aus
-;.r ceyorpneut As 10 It's Oriental policy the cor
,o.rorssut ., IAe Ti,n,s openly srms that whoever
:. holds o.t hope that Austria vii join FrAno' all
. f, esacd il conpe Hing Russia to reln4aa hef gre!
e.. doe, but ni,lssd those GoveTnnea's "h'''er :
connected cia austria or c,7pizsuS OF TIE p"H''pe'
r.hi,.t c,,o., 5oaa, te.s he will n'7er s'ao'
>teC,,r s,s 81, u..a's,e-.,, .i.'s ID aag''ni AL