New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-04
THE STATE OF EUROPE

Ulied States given yesterday BY the Ministers 70
both Houses of Parlisment was vey Satisfactory
"a the public. In spite Of the misreposseo A''oas
al Tho Government organs-The Ttaes. Gtooe,
and Pos-ts- Eoelish did MT ie+l inclined 20 DO
drifted into wsr with the United ssa'es-lea" u
all. to upheld the personal dignity OF Mr. Cranp'
IN. whose levity in conducting the Enlistment
sfairs and offering officers commissions to per-
.ors whom he Later declared to be Enthusiastically,
and whose remissness In reading the dispatches OF
Lord Clarendon are Low blamed by all parties, 70
cav nsthisg abou. the difficulties in which he IN
VOWED his own character for veracity by state
Debts whose truth was emPosacaliy deaied "
Asssrs. Clayton, Cri&endsn and Fish. Lord
PaIuerstons declaration that Mr.. Dallas 10 not I"
be di,missed, in retaliation, was, therefore, 70
eeived with the most hearty cheers IRON oo'h 'uo'
of the House. However, it could not escape al
tebtion that the Tory opposition seems no. " ns'e
concerted it's sctlOn; for, while LORD DERBY most
decidedly condemned the conduct OF Dir. Cramp'
ton. Disrseli felt inclined to uphold hin. Lord
J.hn Russ.,ls speech was not less remarkable for
designating Walker as an enterprl'ing chief OF
etpside, able military talent and energy and as 40
" able man who established considerable power.
You may, from such language, EASILY in ef that the
EDghsh Government has no intention vi all
ing and abet,ng the schemes OF Costa Rica, aud
will soon try, as wrote you long atO, to settle all
the Central American questions with the exception
of the title to the sovereignty of Belize, by frank
and open negotiation. AS to Ruatan, BOnacca, and
the Mosquito shore, all the difficulties will soon be
cleared Up to satisfaction; and since the question
e nj. I'D %ha; ff..up ha
has only incidentally been touched by Secretary
Marcy, and forms no part of the present quarrel,
President Pierce may have the pleasure vi seeing
the tempest in the teapot which be mas reused him.
self, allsyed
The execution of the poisoner, Palmer, betokened
again that our civilization Is only superficial,
and that we scarcely stand higher than the Ro-
mans, who delighted 10 seeing the death OF glada-
tors in the amphiiheater. Excursion trains we're
organized from London, Manchester Birmingham,
aud ell the manufacturing towns OF the Midland
Counties, to convey the eager spectators to stat
ford; and it is stated that beside the inhablt-
ants of the town there were above 81, 600 persons
assembled before the scafold TO see the hldeous
scene of man put to death by the halter. The
convict maintained his brazen effr ntery up to the
last moment; but nobody believed IN his innocence,
though bis relatives and the medical opponents and
rivals Of DIR. Taylor tried to create sympathy for
him, and to get Communication of lis sentence on
account Of an alleged insufiicency of the medical
evidence.
The christening of the Imperial baby took place
at Paris with display unes passed in the court an
male Of France; thus, for instance the municipality
of the capital voted twelve diamonds, each worth
six thousand francs, for the Ladies OF the B9d-
Gambler, who woe them as badge Of distinction
at the baptism. The lavish expenditure stands in
cad contrast with the indescribable misery Oc;
cssi.ned by the recent floods all over Southern
Al -s.l.. Of tah 20 nj
tIibuted to the destruction of the forests, SO
characteristic of old countries. Italy, Greece and
Palestine have for the same reason become barren,
the fertile soil of the mountain ridges being
washed away by the rains, and the slopes cut up
by ravines, from ii. time that the roots aud
branches Of the trees Ceased to protect the soil.
As to Italy, the diplomatic skirmishes between
Sardinia and Austria continue uuabated. Count
Cavour, in answer to Count bsOls reply declares
that Sardinia is altogether conservative and very
much opposed to revolutionary schames; but the
official Ttenns GGzste very pOinttdly remarks
that, If such 10 really the.case, the literal Count
might soon be obliged tO seek abroad IA asylum,
since there is now no intermediate pOkey left
between absoutism and revolution aud Msxxini,
whose way is prepared by Cavour, might s-On
sweep away the men OF halfmeasures we've
not he opposed by Austria and France. In tue
meantime, the reports from Italy and about the
secret societies in France grow more and more
alarming, and would not be surprised should We
soon hear of violent Outburst of the lOng.sup.
pressed passions of the multitude. The Pope hsE
q prese ointment Of the approaching crisis, and
desires to cOnciliate his subjects by reforms, and
even by an amnesty; but Cardinal Antonel
refuses to listen TO such schemes. The with
drawal of the French and Austrian army, how
ever, seems to be agreed upon and Pic None 10
confident that his Government will not be i'm
psred by losing the support of Austrian and
EsIica tlraini tho dat Dri.
sOner, who has escaped from Msntus, is now ut
London and the narrative of his suferings, which
is sOOn ~ appear contains some strange revela-
tons about Austrian justice and prison discipline.
TIE Timss has lately taken up Manin, the leader
of the Venice Revolution, who has become
partisan of Sardinia his riend and late colleague,
Pall0capa, being one Of the Ministers OF Victor
Emmanuel; but MANN, though q most honorable
character in every respect, does not represent
Itsly-his views never extend beyond the Pc
they exclusively comprise Upper Italy; bis infu-
epcs does not reach either to Tuscany or to the
Roman Legations.
In Austria the pretensions Of the Bishops, being
encouraged by Count Leo Thun, the Minister Of
Wonbip and Public Instruction, become every
day more insolent and lead to conflicts with the civil
authorities. AS TO the prevailing religious tolera-
ton, You may form idea Of it from the fact tina:
three persons were on Juae Is. sentenced to three
n ontbs imprisonment at Vienna for "dissentixg
(sectirerey) by holding the principles of adult bsp-
tism Of the unlawfuness Of 0aths, and OF marriage
being . civil, not an ecclesiastical institution.
The Sultan's much abused Government forms
most remarkable contrast to such religious opPres-
sion in the heart Of enls htened Austria. On Cor.
pus Christi Day the Greeks of Chos (Scio) pAraded
IN procession through all the Streets not only
without any molestation, but the Turkish soldiers
accompanied the Christians and ssluted the Priest
% high public functiopay.