New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-01
THE STATE OF EUROPE

ps~s cf Ne sestFset'en ~ s"e' ~ere. 81 coarse
~,tA rrue Tartar sx,eseya,'e'.s Which we're saf.
Ssseri ~ a,ivc re serious Saslsh naticn qaise
xa.s. TIE tesrerspA'e aIle,,ns are sober enough.
xxS tie Sac, that n ere were scarcely ANY cN'u'
slnss ez hessa the allied feet safsc eedy
rrcvre t.s; tAsNea the damage indicted BY the
nsxt .~smsr.s on tie town 81 SNeseess n'a<' have
hem eNr a&syAsle, ard tse exploded FeSder
wSsssiae nay hsve peri,us)y SHAKEN ssme pes
~hess ef The iar;isest'eas, the eaPtaTe Of sSes-
her, IA, NO, been achieved. The details Of the
.e.ser may STRIVE 81 Paris AMI Lendon say mo-
xe,,. Ter will probably be published Tor the
s,,rscs .her Of tAe rsrisisns dsring the trium'
rAsxs procession 81 the Queen from tie Ss7ss'
hsrs Railway teTmiaxs to the Tauerfes. 80 lie
kw aay, xserc will 20; Us IN possession oil TIE
Gx.sian bulletin, aud then only vii. II be possi'
Ole q fesx 5 cerrNc. estimate OF the success
achieved and ~ The damage inflicted. Mean
sssr raclArd and France are IN stste oil
tcxEv. lie French are shouting "'~t
4 slass" literally trueL and believe al
,,,SY "a, the Car, BUNDLED sni despaIring,
aus; rev sue for peace on his hnees before VIC
seria apS Napoleon. Lord Palmersten's under
bags who we're lately rec .ected en- their TAX
,Sr ofsce-yiz. Mr.. Lowe Of kidderninster anf
Of Tie yTsxs Office, sDd Mr.. (. CoSper, Lord
Paln,rs.op's stepson-ire in the meantime
sespiis tie var-trumPet, and Dragging about
the energy Of she Government AID the vigor
with which they are carry ing on the war; while
Austris is again trying 10 en,ice the Western
Powers into new conferences. Francis joseph,
80 Ia Cgar il nuika
that the present moment is not favorable TO
t<p< wal Of sueh negotiations as have already ex-
. tipcaisb.d the reputation OF two great states
nep. Lord John Russell and DrOuyn de PHuys.
Sail the campaign 10 the Crimes must come to
stop in few months on account OF tbs rigor OF
the cliEate, and the second half of November
and the eDd OF the year may find the Allies more
plistle than they are now. The peace party at
east put their faith in the discomfort which
sooner or later mus. result from the increasing
taxation, and believe that one more such su:-
sess as the bombardment Of 4b)rg-which
after all may turn out to be only the counter
part of last years bOnbsrdment of Odessa-nsy
satisfy the honor of the armies" and lead with
out delay 70 a peace with Russia on the basis Of
the four points.
TIE Empress Eugene is said to be in the
hmiy way. Should this really be the case,
chen the Liberalism and Republic snism of
Prince Napoleon will soon know no bounds. 1t
ia even said that the Emperor Napoleon in
tends to repeal the Salic law and to estab-
lish the female succession, should the En-
press have 9 daughter instead of son, in
order 20 destroy the hopes Of his cousin, the
prince of tho Mountain" Though there is
no open feuo in the Imperial family, still the
relations between the Pal4is Royal and the
Tuileries are as cool as they were when those pal
aces were inhabited by the younger and elder
branches OF the Boutbons; and Prince Napoleon is
jus. the nan to act the part either ofEgl or Of
Louis Philippe against his cousin. While op2o-
sition has entered into the family relations of
the successful BoDspartes, the exiled BourbOns
have succeeded in completing the "fusiOn" OF
their inter eats. Even the Duchess of Orleans
has at last made her submission to the Pre-
tender, the Count of Chambord, and acknoWl-
edged him as the head of the family. The spill;
between the Bourbons and the Orleans family
has ceased 20 exist; but the French nation does
not care about them at the present moment,
though nobody can say restoration will always
remain impossible.
The health of the Pope is decliDiug; he him
self expresses doubts whether he will live to
see another anniversary of his election, and
speculation is already rife about his successor.
Cardinal Antoneni would Of course, DC the
candidate of the sbsolutist powers. Strange
prophecies are alive in Italy about some great
catastrophe impending, and Cspuchians and
Je,uits are making use of the superstition of
the lower classes, aud preaching pensnce and
submission TO the assembled people in the
streets England and France have sent some
strong Itmopstrances to the King of Naples
asansfhis Partially for Russia and his undls-
guistd nlwill sgaiust the Western League.
The English COmmissariat, for Instance, having
contracted with the bakers of Naples for the
biscuit required by the Crimean army, X ng
Bomba at once prohibited The manufacture Of
biscuit in bis capital. These things give hope
to the Liberal party in Italy. Rijetzky feels very
npeasy about Lonbardy, ard reenf9rcemen.s
daily arrive at Verona and Msntus, but always
In small, parties So ssnot tSsrouse the suspicious
OF France aud Sardinia. Ar {.
AMERICAN TFIUMrHS AT THE FRENCH
EXHIBITION.
f4oaa Oar ; ,eesl Corrcsr aadent al Pshs.
PARIS, Thursday, Aug. ID, 1855.
Az the iSiies of the Exhibition spproach the
end of their lsbors the triumphs Of American ge-
MUS become apparent The great trial OF sgri-