New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09
TIE STATE Or EUROPE.

say autsgOuism. OF the views entertained by tue
Government and by the people OF England. The
present war is really popular in England aud people
cheerfully pay the increased taxes; butfw inquire
into tie causes Of that popularity we soon viii hai
that originally it was neither sympathy with the
Turks-ttough their gallant resistance uas now gem
Grated friendly feeling toward them-uor tn ao-
prehenson of the disturbed balance OF pOwer-since
the people of England do not understand such al.
strsot doctrine Nor was il the sense OF their dl.y
to interfere on behalf of the weaker party wr0nEcd
BY strong and INSCRIPTIONS neighbor-since the
English have uninterrup.edly acted quite the
same way in India as the Russians in Tur.
key. 1t was 10. even the danger t. the ov rlaui
route to InGia. which wls threatened seriously by
tie fsll Of Copstantncpc. The war was and is popu
lar because it is warag anst the Gar whom the Eng
lish people hate The opPTcssor Of Poland of Han
gary. and ofa Continental Europe; T. warts popular,
because the bulk Of the nation believe that It ia war
against despotism, on behalf OF freedom The Gov
eminent md the governing classes the other hand
do not wish to harm Russia seriously; indeed the
desrotism Of Russia necessary for their schemes,
tLat they would most anyousy endeagcr ~ leave it
undisturltd, if the Gar only would pledge himself
not extend his dOminious toward the south. There
fore Poland is not called 10 rise therefore even the
formation of Polish legors in Turkey was discoun-
tenanced By England aud France; therefore the Aux
sre, have not yet fred mushet agans" the Russians
in earnest: therefore we hear only oi sham lombard
mons, Of soundngs, OF recouroiterings, but not OF
serious attacks tho armies always at respectful
distance FROM the enemy, and the support of Eogl md
and France hiss been. up to the present moment of
~, r. Ia, L bov, 10.
feated many well-laid diplomatic schemes by their
bravery and frustrated the plans OF the politicians
which we're all based UPON Turkish defeat. Such
discontinue must be avoided in future, and Turkey
must be prepared TO have her administration trans
erred little by little to such honest aud straigh;ior
ward hands ms those of Marshal Saint Arnaud, for in
stance Therefore, it has been planned that portion
of the Turkish army should be Incorporated Into the
amy Of the allies is 10 be paul. eiOhed and o1ccrd
By the aH,ss who in that way, will soon deprive
the Sultan Of the control OF his army, and of the
direction Of his alairs II is the first step 70.
war1 suptrscdirg lin altogether, and make bin n
prisoner e England and France such as the Greni
NIoeul at Delhi. The present silence forms only
portion Of the whole plan, Of which ! iatormed you
several months back. We may soon see that step by
step the Government of Turkey viii pass into the
ba1os Of ", stern Europe. AZ 10 foreign affairs the
Sultan las already tied bis bands by the treaty by
wCl he accepted the support OF England ard France;
now tie Turkish army is to be controlled by them;
the next step will be the fnDces and NE indePsai-
and inirgry Of Turkey Will soon be moOnshine.
Scarcely bad the Turks occupied GiurgeyO, and ex-
plsined their intention of driving the Russians
the Serelb, when Austria, which has as yet not done
anything in half OF Turkey insisted that Stirbey
and Ohibe-tbc faithless Princes of Moldayia and
Wallactia. who, instead Of going to Constantnope,
fed to Vienna after having plainly shown their Rus
sian ttLdeuces-sbOuld be rcnstatcd in the Govern
ment of the Provinces, though they are not yet re
conquered. And this shameful proposition, though
apparently 10, approved by Lord STAFFORD has the
backing Of En-. gland and France and the poor Sultan,
in order to cOncate Austria, must confirm the two
traitors in their former elevated positions And this
again is called the integrity and Independence of
Turkey" Indeed as Horace said, il is d fcuIt not
70 write satire
Matters are still most complicated in Spain.
ODonnell who has defeated Blsser. and obliged him
TO fee to Portugal does not seem to agree with IL.
partero. Narvaez has not yet pronounced Ills views
and Gen San Miguel for the present the Chairman Of
the Junia at Madrid sa republican. The conspiracy
which broke out Immediately after O'Donnell issued
his second proclamation. was, as il seems, hidden
under masonic forms. The PrOgressistss and Repub
leans had combined their forces several months be-
fore tie outbreak but the military chief. who are
now at the head Of affairs not to have belonged
to the conspiracy. The prOfgacy Of the Court, and
the Iapscity Of Count Arana, the last favore, had
disguised the Spabiards, and made them Republicans
mot long ago friend Of mine met fome Spanish
gentlemen, emo asked them why the SpunIards o.
iected 10 selling Cuba 10 the United States though
they knew that the United states must
oyerpower Spain should it come to blows
since neither England nor France would make
war against the United States account Of Cuba.
The Spaniaris openly vowed that it would be
most advantageous JOB to sell Cuba for couple Of
hundred millions. but that the money would not ben
eft Spain, as il would surely be pocAeted by the
minons OF Queen Isabella, by the family Of Queen
Christina apc by the Ministers. IL would be quite
different thing, said they, 'if the United Sta;es
INSTEAD of paying the cash, would undertake TO
build cur railways across the peninsula up to the
"extent Of the purchase money Such bargain
would be most popular in Spain, az tmight develop
'tbe resources Of the country beyond the most san
"guine expectations"
six weeks have already passed since the treaty be-
twees Turkey and Austria, concerning tho Occupa-
ton OF Moldo-Wsllachis and the expulsion Of the
Russians was signed, siill not Austrian soldier
has yet crossed the fr cter and doubts sre enter.
tanned il the most influential quarter, about the
sincerity of Austria. The disturbances in Italy and
the Spanish Revolution which cannot fail TO react On
Italy AMI especially on Naples, where intercourse