New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06
TIFF STATE or EUROPE.


,xed socie,, with more Disturbance ere it ends Toe
Gar |. more ferociou. than .iszzni, Lo1is Blanc,
Ko,suth. Kinkel ard tho Ger~sn Democrat, and not
N easily banisbed fce ME frozen home % NDuka biVs
or Cayeurc Tho ssnsr.si,! OF people here, boweser
seem to fear imperial plumber and disorder less than
democratic 81 republican snd they are making prep
srs,ions On gigantic scale to meet the ku'san ocsr'
slgps tho Dnmse aud eventually boil then 90 va 10Y
Cat ITO cultivate the boards of EDgii.hmen "o'e' ~
are eoripg into fsssicn) Admiral Dun'as' WIZ
French md EEgli.h chips, will slaughter russians ."
the Eu1jse, While sir Chsies Napier The nero OF 'ne
Syrian usr at the head Of combiaed hee VIII saver
fhsm Ia s.lin.ers 10 the Bsllc. And ~ae" NA' "
do. <bs TURKS will smoke tseir pipes IN pe.ce Tor
eVer. and make Christian rsj,ns pay tie PIPER 100 AZ
heye.oorc 70, Jcris Napoleon, the Emperor has sa'd
that he era Of eongnes's il gone never more 10
.resurn;" and Lord PassDerstcn repeats his words
viii, admiration, TIE most oracuiar tru'n thst mas
beep uttered in modern times. But these are bcs'N
rings orly, with spparcfiy good ntcnt'oos' 70 pave
r. NAV sr ,cmetLiog rot so bad, IL may he hoped as
the aores OF the place which is VIGOROUSLY paved With
GOOD interions The Reform bill has been shelvei
Sr time 10 the ,B6aite satisfaction OF the reaction
sry rarty who would rather spend nnnmsroble mill
ions in foreign war than give the people small
lafe a
little consequence 10 England now for Were she ever
90 sstl, govcIred the surplus population every year.
wer!a tae " en.gatc 10 otler lands and ifa under
oyIcf laws and regalstoDs and the worse the country
u Jsu leave behrd the less regret is felt, and the
NOE pleasure in new and better home. verify be-
Hese tie things are in Europe now, the better
for the people who forced to seek home in other
climes and as for those who stay at home, enjoying
the advantages Of privilege and unkoJ sr indifferent
10 tho sufierires priyaonG and humations Of their
Lephbors, have particular sympathy for then, az
long as they remain in such state OF selfish animal
ity When Socialism ard Russisnism make il rather
cold and uncomfortable for them, think Il will en-
able them to feel for other peoples troubles aud dis
comfortf and 90 Lumapize their wits and sensibities
10 lit them for another world in which they will be
asked to love their negbbors themselves or else de-
camp in hate to quarters hotter and not quite 80
pleasant The turnkey classes here think 1t would be
very snowy 20 drive the Russians out OF Turkey and
teach the Gar u Lessen of respect for proprcty bnt
hey are not 20 sure that they sh like the taxes they
will have TO pay and many OF them seeing this must
cone, suegest tkat Turkey after all is but an n1el
E0Lammedan nation, not worth defending, ana tiat
Russia well conquer it as not and open proit
able trade with in all her vast possessions Golden
md the Manchester Free Traders who are busy max
ing calicos ard fortunes, think this would be the
cheapest policy and sale enough for trade. The
Quaker merchants Of England of like opinion,
and they add another reason which the Cobdenites
think rather spicy, but not exactly in their line O.:
the Christian law OF non-resstance The MAN.
mon God has made a funny medley OF his wor-
shippers In EDgluDd and the criDgng, whin-
inc, sncakipg attitudes and tones which they
afume are truly ludcrous to those who stand outside
the temple OF society and look upon il all base dOl
try and munmery.
What are the French doing in Africa, il the era of
copouest is gone forever What the English doing
in Ibdial And how the Turks and sayages in Asia
Africa ard America to be Christianzed and civilized
II conquest Of one sort another is not to be contn
uedf The Emperor Napoleon and Lord PalmerstOn
cOnfnc their dicum possibly to Europe; but how is
Europe to be- separated from the rest OF the globe
long as the French remain in africa, the English rule in
India, and Russian empire extends over one-syth por
ton of the gobe The feet is that neither France nor
England have any other policy at present, but that OF
ket ping what they have themselves aud preventing
other powers from taking what they think should stand
us il does for time or if divided be shared by them
in 10 small ratio The progress of the war, however
will force them to do something besides pirate of the
balance Of power, ard keeping things exactly as they
arc Austria and Prussia dare not join openly the
western league of conservatism. Russs threatens to
restore Poland Independent Kingdom, and deprive
them both Of their respective shares in the Polish ter
rtOry. This threat alone has paTalyzed them. Their
tongues ccaye to the roofs OF their mouths. England
and rance will find it 10 easy matter to subdue the
Gar, and paralyze his power. hope however, that
his army will be thoroughly defeated, and that tue
western powers will emancipate the Sclayes IN turkey,
that they may rise again in their own native land, aud
render GOOD Tor evil to the Turks by cyzng and con
ern war will have very good effect on the minds OF
all the people Of Europe for il will necessarily become
war of opinion, ms well as of territorial conquest
and people will learn from il that Mamn0n is not the
eny God Of the universe and grasPng wordllness not
The only worship that place ia heaven. They
will suffer heavy losses Of life and treasure, and per-
cciyo at last that Roy and Imperial who
talk 10 much of order and stability, authority and dis
cipnc are worse than Liberals and Democrats who
ask for trifng changes with noisy clamor. IL Hun
gary and Italy had been allowed to emancipate them
selves in 1saS and France and Russia been prevented
from interfering by England, the present state OF Eu
rome would have been quite different, and Russia too
much occupied at home TO think of Selling Turkey
As all things happen for the best however, in the end
the present struggle will force all Europe to consider
questions of vital Importance to national Independence
and the civilization OF ignorant barbarians France
and England will be forced to occupy conformity GER
tain portions Of tho Turkish empire 10 protect il from
the armed invasion of the Cossscks aud this COMBINED
army of occupation will both protect the Christians from
Turkish violence, and introduce the civilized manners
and customs of Christian nations amongst Mohamme
dams Whatever be the fortunes of war, one thing
seems certain, and that is, that Mohammedanism as
na'ical religion, and desolat0r OF the lands in which
il rules must decline and FINAL, succumb to Christian
industry and legislation TIE tone of thought will also
be improved in France and England, where what Is
now called common sense in either country.
means thinking OF ones self alone and ones own coun-
try, without regard TO foreign interests and tendencies
SefsLucss however il rot so easily eradicated and
tie battle Of antsgonisc interests will still proceed.
II s curious ct present to observe tie Parliamentary!
tactics Of tie town and country parties here to shuttle
of the burdens OF taxation from the land To houses and
commercial property aud general industry. The
Wings, pretending TO be boras, bring forth set OF
SNOWY measures TO gull the people and throw them of
their guard willie one portion Of the batei is being
carried and the other shciyed
There four LEADING measures of a miN ei charac-