New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-07
THE STATE OF EUROPE.

LIE d Al Il VT EOhOL II.
From Our Correspondents
LONDON, Tuesday, July %, 1854.
on May - Prince Dsnilo of Montenegro, ccebra-
ted his birthday in bis matched palace at Czettne.
An Incredible quantity of spirits was consumed on
the festive occasion and the great Prince himself got
SO beastly drunk that he could no: escape ft OF
Gelirum tremens According TO Vienna adyces, he
has remained crazy since that day. and indeed,
it seems be was already cracked previously when he
issued his mad proclamation. The King of Prussia
likewise goes strongly against the Maine Liquor Law,
and altogether against temperance, but with him wine
works in a different way. He always becomes very
sentimental and his fraterna love for his sister the
Empress of Russia knows no bounds whenever he is
under the influence of champagne. The Car knows
this turn OF mind of the King, and, therefore the
Czarina has once more made an appeal TO the feel
ipgs of poor Frederick William describing herself as
victim of the war, which prevents her from visiting
the German watering places as her health required;
STILL she continues she would rather die than the
son of Frederick William Ill making against his
own brother-inaw in order to curtall the Inheritance
of the grand children of that almost saned sovereign
The King became really sorry when he read the
letter; he cried like a child and declares that he
cannot make war against Russia any account.
Tie Queen of Spain makes the trio of model
Soyereigns in Europe complete. The war cry of the
Spanish insurgents is Constitution and Morality"
and this means oil over Spain much as the de-
tbronemcn the Queen since she will lose her throne
rather than reform her dissoIute habits. Her infaut
daughter the Princess Of Astura is in better posi-
ton since Gen. Serrano, the insurgent chief, is
Ipr, t, In bor fifth fla nartiaa i'm
the United States wishing to make the acquisition of
Cuba made mistake in not treating beforehand with
The Discontinued parties in Span,-as the state OF
Spain has been known at Washington and New-Or-
leans in tie most exact and minute details for several
months past, -ust when the Black Warrior case Of
lercd opportunity for immediate action. Now it
is probably too late, since the Government of the
Queen has been overturned without foreign aid
crushed by the contempt of the nation for the desc
lutte conduct Of Isabella which reminds of the
times Of Louis XIV of France. Adding to such
Soveregns the King ofkD,nmark, who itreatei
both hi. first and his second wife in the most abom-
Unable way, and the Emperor OF France, the Emperor
of Austria and the King Of Naples, with their broken
oaths blood stained scaGolds OyercrOwded dungeons
and inerminable prescription lists, it is really mar
yelous that there still people earth who
archicsl by conviction, shuddering at the very word
republic, and believing that the mOHlrchical prin
ciple is synonymous with order, society and faulty
is vih hte ,risdom that the nOrLd IS g0terAed, said
Chancellor Oxenstierna; and up to the present mo
meDt lie is right
But to return to Montenegro-ss ~ il trans
PRED in the Black Mountains that Prince DanilO had
become mad the districts bordering Albania sent
a deputation TO the Turkish authorities in order to
press their good feeling toward the Porte and the Gov
eminent of the Sultan and to throw all the response
by Of the recent outrages and aggressiOns upon the
shoulders of their Prince, who not, and ia not
now able to control himself IL ia therefore evident
that no danger threatens Turkey any longer in her
western provinces In Greece, the King and the
Queen have recently fitted out new expedition BY
sea against the Turks. The boats carrying and
ammunition were captured BY the French, and when
the owner Of the vessels, the Greeh physician Dr.
COST was to be tried for piracy, he disclosed the
royal pot. King Ohio cliDgs OF to the kngiy
prerogstive OF not feeling himself bound by any pub
he promise he may have given either TO his people
to foreign powers. Still, should he continue for a
while in this course, be too might forfeit his throne
The eNcryans lately began to organize their
National Guard, and were drilling it three times a
week. Their force amounts 20 l0J, 900 men, aud Aus
tra became so much alarmed that she required
explanations from Prince Alexander in kragujevatch
OF course the explanations given, the drilling
was restricted to day in the week. SOL Austria de-
caredherselisatisfedt though he rbNatonhl Guard,
which hates Austria on account OF the perfdy with
which the Government has treated the Serbs in Hun
gary, may feel inclined TO try the force OF its mus
Retry against the Austrians soon Francis Joseph
shall openly declare agginst Russia.
On the Danube the Turks busy in putting
slstris and Rassoya in good repair and in terrifying
their positions the left bank, namely, Giurgeyo
and Otenitza, both oil which capable OF extensive
deienscs. Is 10 ne tsttl. cf Frateaf, on the llth,
reported by the Austrian papers Of which informed
you last week, a hoaI but from the details OF
the occupation Of Giurgevo and oltenz' on the 7th,
We see that the Russians have suffered severely aud
that the Turks defeated them before. the ARRIVAL OF
The French aaailiarics. So lar, all the honor' d
the esmp,,qn belong exclusively 90 .Ae Turks, TO