New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-14
THE STATE OF EUROPE

s,a rsioerss CsNrtorysky were among thcinvi'ci
,.Iect sucsls az the private hcatricals at ~.
Chaua auripr tho stay OF tho Queen. Count
1smhcccsri. one Of tho defender" OF Rome, Ia
appeiut,d Lieut.. Colonel In tho new Italian
rerrirn Legion Of England. and colonelcy was
bestowed Oh patriot who only last year
escaped from the Ncspoitan prisons. The
p.tieaalitics are 10 BE- made use of Sithout any
pledre Of the Western Powers, and the English
blinded by the appearance Of sympathy for the
cause Of ere cdom. But the other nations have
found out the dodge, and do not trust the
svindlpg firm Of Napoleon and Palmerston."
Dr. Munich of Rosen.child, one of ,he leading
popular men in Sweden, came lately over TO
England, ready 20 raise $4,000 men for the
Foreign Legion in HIS own cOuutry as soon as
he could satisfy himself that the humiliation of
Russia is the aim of the present war, and that
She rcoecupation Of Finland by Sweden might
enter into the plans Of the Ministers lie ieit
London disappointed b. the narrow, dynasfic
views Of the Government, and giving a snort ac-
count of his errand to his cOuntrymen who were
deeply interested in the success of his plan, he
said: Il have heard enough, at all events, to IN
derstand that the is to be as yet carried on In
the interest Of the cabinets, and not OF the ma.
"tions and in leaving England | cannot help ex-
- pressing my regret that the English people per-
INIT Themselves to be Represented By this cabinet
.'policy, the utter ineficiency of which one might
have hoped recent events would have made quite
manifest even to the dullest understanding.
"Under these circumstances, the popular party
"in the different countries Of Europe will have
ito wait till this policy has found its consum-
nation, and gives place to better one" Ia
the mean time Napoleon strikes the iron as long
% il is hot. Prince Lucien Bonaparte, son Of
Prince Canine, who as / wrote you long ago
has entered in holy orders, is to be named Car
6inal at the very earliest nomination Of Cardi-
nails, and the alliance Of French Imperialism
with the Papacy will be strengthened by t1e
family interest of the BOnapartes.
The Emperor of Austria, who successfully
spd in turn has occupied the Roman Legations,
Tuscany, Electorsl-Hesse, Schleswig Hoissen
and the Dsnubian Principalities, wishes now to
occupy Athens, where the discussions between
the King, or rather the dissolute Queen, and che
Minister Kalergi, have grown to an extent COM
promising the dignity OF royalty. The Queen,
an open partisan of Russia, wished to mark her
displessure to Kalergi, made Minister by the
Western Powers for controlling the Russian
sympathies of the Court. She therefore init
mated to her ladies in waiting they should not
invite the accomplished wife of the Minister to
any party. Kalergi informed of the insult offered
to bis name, wrote q somewhat sarcastic let
ter to one Of those ladies, and remarked
shat the con pany Of the Queen, were she
q private person. was not just such as to be
sought by any virtuous lady. BY some indiscre-
ten the letter was published in Paris paper,
and King Ohio, at the instigaton of the Queen,
gave orders to the porter of the royal palace not
to admit in future the Minister to Court, though
he did not dare to turn him out of office, fearing
to meet with the opposition of the French En-
hassador, who is backed by 5000 French SOL
diers still occupying Athens. The Queen, sup
ported by all the German diplOmatistS in Greece,
is now trying to interest Francis Joseph on her
behalf who had il already limited at Paris that in
case the French should prefer to send their Athe-
MAN garrison to the Crimea, he would occupy
Athens, and pledge himself that Greece would
Keep perfect neutrality toward the Sultan.
The Roman Catholic powers, frightened by
the leaning of the King of Sardinia toward Prot
estantism which might induce him to marry the
Princess of Cambridge, are now trying to allure
him into Roman Catholic matrimonial alliance.
The widow of his brother, a Saxon Princess,
who, after the death of her husband, the Duke
r Al 30 hoe
turned TO Turin, accompanied by her youthful,
though not very prepossessing sister, Princess
Sidonis, first cousin to the Emperor of Austria.
Whether she will succeed in catching the heart,
or rather the hand of Victor Emmanuel. remains
10 be seen.
Garibaldi has entered the Sandman Navy as
q sea captain, and is iu great favor at Court.
republican outbreak of the country people
around Nanur in Belgium hss been suppressed
without difficulty; scarcely any blood was split
m the struggle. 1t originated in the opposition
Of the agricultural interest against the manufsc-
tuxing industry of the town.
Az to the seat of war, it is rumsred that the
Emperor Of Russia is assembling all his armies
on TIVE points, viz in Bessarabia and beyond the
Caucssus-,ince he is unable to maintain troops
beysBd q certain number in the Crimea; aud
that he intends to divert the forces of the Allies
from Sevsstopel by taking the initiative of an
offensive war on the Danube. According to the
authority of the higher military circles in En-
Gland no attack is to be made on the Crimean
fortress before the first weeks of September.
Omer Psshs goes to Asia, much to the dis