New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-21
THE STATE OF EUROPE.

-, nevers hss found its solution. Mr Cz5rnig Fl
as-eil C. ourcilor Of Austria he's made his appearance
here in I. ndon with the hope Of inducing the moneyed
world 70 - ke new Austrian loan OF ten mlons sterl
hr AZ 10 nj as lie fni. ont that Austrian credi, can
not he eoyv, rted into cash Austrian policy will again
GO with Eus. ia-thst is to say for the beginning
armed neutrality will be decared-and that is all Car
Nicholas claim ed by Coun. OrlofF most striking
proof of tie DO dgngs Of austrian pOcJ has been
vealed BY the sc Unofficial Vienna p,pers We read
that tie Car has given orders to the NoneDegrias
Immediately 70 tsk up arms and to attack the Turks
The Vienna papers do not doubt the OF the
Information and declare that in such casc Austria
would Immediately cease TO furnish the mOlltlneers
with arms and ammunition Ofcourse. Prince Daniel
has in the meantime employed the subsidies of the
Gar IN buying and ammunition from the Aus
TITAN oyerDu eDt establishment as Catsrs in icient
quantity for the ensuing struggle.
Tie emba1katon of British troops goes cOranu-
H. osten tstiousy but SLOWLY mo cavalry and
tillery horses are YET the way they are to be
TRANSPORTED in sailing vessels while the infantry ia s"nt
oil in steamers in order to wait for further orders AMI
for cavalry and artillery 81 Malta Admiral Dunias If
the Peace Society, remains quietly at BekOs Bay,
while the Russian fleet has left Sevast)pOl, ard has
Transported four thousand to the Do5rOda to take
tie Turkish position Of Babadagh in the rear Omer
Pa.la las sent about 600 zen from the camp OF
Sbumla to che wall of Trojan In the meantime he has
Likewise crossed the Danube from Sistow to Simnitzs
either threatening krrjOys, in case his move should be
combined with bold advance from Kasfat or-shOuld
he be strong mountaineering straight on Bucharest.
ard cutting the right wing Of The hostile army OF from
the basis of their operations. The attack upon the
center Of the enenys position las already several
times been cobtem plated by Omer, but Lord Radcliffe
has always defeated the scheme as being too bold and
exposing the Turkish army TO great risk.
The dismissal of the Sheikh elIslam and of Rifaat
Pa.hs has made serious impression upon the Turkish
patriots They curse the Anglo French alliance which
urti now has brought only danger. and dssrass and
di,seusiops on the Turks while Admiral Dundas might
as well have remained az the Reform Club in Pail NJ all
re- come 70 Beikos Bay. Namik Psshs who had come
10 Pari. and London soon after the Turkish declara
ton of war to contract loan behalf Of the Sultan,
left London on Monday. Though he succeeded in biz
ni,sion-the firm of Rothschd having taken tne loan
he left England disguSted, finding that oil the tne
words of the Enqlish Government meant very little.
The Emperor of France at last advanced ten million
francs TO the Sultan, but the English Government did
not care for Nanik Tashs aud for his entrea.es -
hasten with the embarkatiOn of troops tie does not
believe in the cordial support Of Turkey by Engind
especially as it seems that the English troops are not
destined 10 encounter the Russians but to RON au
at Galpoli
The English public s now Likewise becoming im-
patient ard excited about the backwsrdness of the
Government whether based on credulity or on con
pivance and powerful agitation is organizing just
now. Urqukart takes the lead of the movement IN
order TO bring The discomfort OF the to bear
agsinst the Coalition Ministry. His supporters ere
mostly Tories aud Radicals men o. energy and activity
very different from tie eGete politicians in Parliament
Still should not be at all astoniahed il the clrcun-
,arces and the importance OF the present crisis should
induce Kossuth once more TO come forward and en-
I.hten TIE English public sbou, the danger which
threatens European liberty from the policy OF Lord
Aberdeen Tie Polish migrants are likewise very
active but England, though al war With Russia does
IT support Polish movement Lord John Russell
,ears revolution more than the Gar, and does not
dream As vet OF recolstructiOn Of Poland IL ls only
when the Government shall see that Russia IL inyul-
re-,ble unless attacked in Poland that more favor
able issue can be expected by the Poles Sill they
% not rely Cd English support and rising in Poland
uAy soon be expected
4 rising il likewise expected 10 Spain. Tne dscon
tent is daily increasing and the sudden departure OF
the Prince Of Alba, brother n-law 10 Emperor Nspo
Icon from Madrid 10 France forebOdes gres. disasters
20 the Iceutous Queen. The Cuban complication may
hasten the crisis and involve the United States in
European war regency, for instance wi'h the
Prince of Aba at it's head would not shrink roa coz
fct, perfectly sure of being back ID By Franco re
public on tie o.her hand might easily hand ever Cus
70 the United States but only sf actual support aa
france which would lot ,o'srate republican insiTu
tons in the PyreneaB PENN ala and mg.. be eager 70
rehearse the expedition Of Rome ic tie direction d
Madrid
Tie last tdiDgs from de seat Of var ere very con
fused AID must cal Jour attention TO some Of ne
Vienna dispatches " ,ich are positively untrue esPe
sally that Babadf Oh, HirsOya and kdstendje have
teen delivered up 70 the Russians and tba' l'aktsh'
J las surrendered There is 10 other'source Tor thA
news, than the Vienna FrsHdesblGf paper noioFi
Gus for irs falls. reports The foTt Of sdl has IKE
y,se ret bee tken b. tie Greek insurgents II Il
TIE hands II the Turk. and Ess no. even been attacked
The Gre 4 nsurrec;o1 in TLesssly does nst spread
The te, Inony OF Lord John Russell n yesterday dc
bates about the character Of The mcveel; Is TOO IL
vOr ant 20, TO be mentioned lie said bs; lie iHlrr &C
81 Of tie Chri.tan population il tie turkish prov
iroes bordering OF Greece, and the par taken II Il
matter ty The Greeks subjects OF tie h-ng OF Greec'
Uss LOT eourse spontaneously taken o. tto@e parties
that there ss no strong sympathy IN the Meer "a Cree
and that in point OF fact the whole in1urrecton nas
eOr,ri,csa Of tie Cert Of Gr,eee. There were hume