New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-06
THE STATE OF EUROPE.

From Our Owe Correspondent
LONDON. Tuesday June 30, 1854.
The position Of Austria remains what it has been
this last Nv civ smonth that is to say, Francis Joseph
ia ng to remain neutral while trying to per-
suade the western powers that no is ready to go
against Iutsia He has now again found new ex-
cuse for bis tempOrizng policy in the pro-Russlan de-
clarstons and tendencies of the so-called German
Middle States. ASST mbled in ministerial conference at
Bambere in Bavaria. Saxony, W1rtemberg and Ba-
varia hostile to On alliance with England and France
openly express their sympathies with the Gar, well
aware thst the Emperor of Austria and the King OF
Prussia are entirely Of the same opinion, aud but too
glad to lave opportunity for delaying their ulti-
mate declaration. 1t is now the thrd month since
the papeTs have daily assured the public that Austria
has been perfectly willing to side with the English and
French but in the beginning it was the indccsion OF
the King Of Prussia which hampered the energies OF
Francis Joseph; now again, he must bring MS uhces
Of Bavaria and SaxoBy around before he can act III Ia
vOr OF Turkey. In the mean time England and France
insist upon the expulsion of all the Hungarian and Po-
lsh officers from the European army of the sultan IN
order to slow their subseniency to the principles oil
despOtism.
The English public pays little attention to all those
matters aud takes greater interest in the tate OF Mrs
Brough,-late wet-nurse to the Prince of Wales
who being accused by her husband OF adultery delo
srstely murdered her six children and attempted 10
kill herselE Had Mrs. Brough been the wethurse Oh
Francis Joseph of Austria, might hnd the sou'ioh
Of the ph, Biological riddle, how young man III the
nineteenth century cab in cold blood be so blood-thirs
y as he is In Pennsylvania two patriots were hung
by bis orders few days after his marriage AS 10 ,he
amnesty which at that time paraded IN Ihe London
Times and other Austrian papers, OF the Italian
eXiles to whom their property was restored nave uo
eared in the Turin papers that they had no property
whatever and therefore had no reason TO congratulate
themselves upon the apparent clemency oil the E'i-
- flnp pilclfe
the Austrian Correspondence the ministerial organ OF
Vienna in which it is broadly stated that the Austrian
government had intention to supply the revolution
sry party with means for carrying on their plans,
therefore deliberately restored the property only OF
spch persons had very tte but detained the large
fortunes Of the Lombard arstocracy exed TO SARDINIA
but of course in selfdefense only Such Is the ohcai
morality OF Vienna.
The latest news from the Continent svet' uuPa,aln
bic 10 the English press which has already txutngy
u9on the satisfactory result Of the confer
ence NJ Teschen We now hear that the Ming vi
Prussia-the angel of peace, ana the oeS' I'M
Of Veuyc Ccquot, the celebrated Proaucei u v"' .h
nagne-is 20 meet his imperial brotner-in-aW, tnc
great Car at the Prlssiau frontier, be l" % &c
companiea by the Russian General Benkendori, alu
de-Camp to the Gar and General Geriach his o."
personal friend. the well known partisan oil huss, s
Ii does not seem that such interview io'o"aS VIC
mysterious conference Of Teschen can be iorcoodis
Of rupture between the German powers aho huss'',
still The Times denounces Kossuth as an euissd! W
tb, Gar because he plainly tells the people OF In
Gland tbat the Austrian alliance is lumbug. lac
.s acts lust like the thief Who detected in picking
ssts himself begins 10 shout stop thief" Ia order
fn;.,ssd the public But The Daily Noes aud all
,Ss organs of the Manchester school are likewise
sr;OAtened by Kossuth's speeches lca know that
Ms Cotton liberalism of Manchester and the Cotton
democracy OF your South are both shams, and mean
s;.bsr more nor less than ,coadbe Cotton 'r'sorraey
Thsv therefore always have been the staunch sup
rtsrs and allies Of the Gar, crnglns before every
Ss.not and bullyng-or rather trying 10 oui!-e'sr!
,na friend Of freedom BY their pretensions !" mo'
nopoly Of freedom and political wisdom
7, seems likewise, that Convention mas peen CON,
clnae5 between Turkey and Austria, OF course WIZ
ths consent Of England and France, which give: "a.
right to Austria to occupy the Danubian ,h'
"a aeon as the Russians shall eyacuate them. mus |
austrian is TO be substituted for the Russian
rats This seems indeed strange way to project .n'
ntegr;t, and independence Of Turkey and such con
vsnton Ia concluded just at the moment when the Sun
csrsv Of Austria and Prussia in their opposition 70 .n'
En-, beop 10 be doubted. even BY the Ministerial ol
sans Would it be reason for surprise .se Pnf'''
sS Dsraeh charging the Ministry with coanIssnce
creduy should become popunr ana snsess sS"
sell. spite Of his enersenc Unison The Whig