New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-31
Nesu41lork Daily Gribn,se.
THE STATE OF EUROPE.
From Our Own CsrrespoIs'ent

From Our Own Csnesp0Isent
LONDON, Tuesday, Aug. IA, 1855.
The surmise that something may be done in
Italy and especially at Naples-of which l wrote
YOU in my last two letters-hss gained considera-
BILE strength from the speech OF Lord faimerston
on Friday last. After censuring the Pope and
the Grand Duke Of Tuscany, he wound up his
speech with the following distrbe against Ma
pies in answer TO some silly eulogies of Mr..
Bower upon the Italian princes;
1.-THE other day was informed, on what be-
Ieve 10 be good authority, of circumstance whom
some time ago occurred in the kingdom OF Naples, and
which affords fair specimen OF what is passing IN
certain parts of Italy. very respectable man, Id
provincial town in the kingdom OF Naples was arrest
ed by the Government authorities, and his TRENDS re-
monstreied with tie officer who had arrested MN,
saving This nan is perfectly innocent he has CON-
United no offence whatever; he leads quiet me- no.
'body has accused him of anything, and he must nave
sbeen arrested through some mistake. Inc ouiCer
,enlied There is 10 mistake whatever Know nun
t,a he erfecty innocent and that he has not com
United an ofiense any more than you OF L.; men
why have you arrested hm was nslura,iy aeAou'
WHY, have arrested him because have oeen la'e-
Nv taken 10 task by the Government for want OF &c
.t;vitv IA lanehl. have been told, lou nave
=" arrested nobody for such length OF ume ana you
must arrest somebody Laughter; why ,nen,
should not arrest your friend as wen as auyoouy
N.faA
HE Governmenis OF which the hon. and learned men,
Der has made himself the advocate Hear, hearl.
And this ia not all was informed short unie asV
that man had been arrested in one OF these states
,imply for the purpose of extoiuug ra son rom
Is friends and that am told is no rare occurrence
IUe,r bearl. In short You may depend upon L that
wien Government rests ts safety, not upon cruelty,
hut u.on Masking the people haPpy, eon,ented sad
Zee Il will &C, in manner consistent Win Tue seVu
rity OF the State but so long a. II arrests men on
s denunca,iops Of secret police, authorized 10 ar
YES, whom thew pie we 10 keep their prisoners without
trisl as long es they like, and then TO eAtor money
from her friends for their liberation, SO lohs VIII
there be stricJr rec upon tie conduct
This ia not the wsy in which friendly Govern
mepts SIRE treated by the Ministers. 1t toroodes
evil 10 King Bombs and his myrmidons.
The session of Psrlisment for this year 10
closed today by the Queen. We csnuot say
thai IL has been = successful one. IL has de-
suoyed tie reputation Of the Petlitss ana OF
Lord John Russell; il has lowered the high est
,osts in which Constitutional monarchy was
held in the world; ithss disclosed sad amour.
81 oaicjal Encouragement, Of sristocranc ana
court patronage and Ministerial leyl'! ssa .
CONFLICTS want Of stAte,msnship in all the lead
ers Of the Parliamentary parties. The Feehtes'
with their dopbJe dealing and wait Of pnnot-
ism, TIE Why's. with their aristccrstie j'esery,
70 which they unscrupulossIy sscrih'e tbs "eA'
., .he country; The Teriss, with their eSser-
ness 70 make political capital ont Of 'oo "''-