New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-28
THE STATE OF EUROPE.
om our Own Correspondent

vvoau our Owe Correspondent
LONDON, Tuesday May Is, 1856.
The separate Alliance Treaty of April 10, by
which England, France and Austria guarantee the
integrity of the Turkish Empire, and at the same
time assume kind of protectorate over the Sultan
begins to attract public attention. Struggled into
the world in an obscure corner of The London
Tmes, and not copied either in the Monae1r or the
official Vienna Gazette it seems rather as 1t orig-
pay ii had been intended to remain secret, and that
Lord Palmerson has published it, perhaps against
Che wishes of the other two contracting parties.
Count Orloff did not know the existence OF the
Treaty, and seems to be dissatisfied, since 1t Is
certainly sign of difhdence, and amounts TO an
eventual alliance against his master. Everybody
asks now what is the cause for assuming SO mensc-
ing an attitude toward Russia The semioffcisl
Observer the weekly organ Of Lord Pslmerstou-
says:
of Russia without putting hersclt IN an txtaotdmaiy
good position with France and England. To these,
Roweyer she trusted more than TO her former friend,
and finding herself the point OF complete ISOLATION
Russia hostile, Prussia eagerly watching the oppouu-
nifty TO strike the blow, Italy burning TO sNene many
wroncs-she resolved 20 protect herself from tbe enc
INV tia, wac nearest TO her and that may hereafter be
most fatal TO her, Hence the readiness with which she
signed the treaty OF the 10TH.
1t fs certain that the treaty was 10 De KEPT pro-
found secret from all il was projected, discussed anu
signed with the same intention OF secrecy on the part
of England and France, and perhaps rheR L0fd
CIareSd0n left PARIS he ERgiSb Government had no
idea Of reseRtiag Il TO Parliament rih the trcdy ~
Ae sea Of March and lie protocols. hat there Is
something very delicate in this matter Is suspected
from the fact that the MoNiier, which has given the
treaty OF the 3Oth and the protocols has not given the
treaty IN question, copied from tht Enghsh
papers, rkaeh Count Orle9 ECst saE a, 10 Als Ssr-
gr.e.
The first article Of the supplemental treaty of the
18th states that the contracting parties, jointly and
eevelay guarantee the independ, and intcsry OF
The Ottoman Empire, &c, and in of iairCtlon Of
The stipulations of the treaty With Russia will take
measures as to the employment of their naval and
n1ntey forceS Russia by herself is hardly in a con.
siuon now to do any njsry to IUrkty. Is there any
ssP'e'on u an alliance Gcfcesa Prussia md Rdssid
%v.tr,s ' g. that Of Eug,dni, France end
~ unit ABOUT Prusso- Russian alliance is alto
gene. eratuitous. Prussia has no intention 10
enter INTO opposition against England. on the con.
Hary, all past differences are 800, ta ha h'r;aS J.;
oblivion by the intended family sIr.0eo rha
Urqpharttes seem TO be more rich, a. NV, iuo
the principal object of the supplementary ,ui'
the assumption OF protectorste over 'furts!
be followed by other protectorates in It.I~ -
GUM aud Germany. The great powers, and s,, noi
thcm principally England and France, wish 70 tsIss
all Europe under their tutelage. 1t is ccrtsiniv
significant TO zee in The Observer an article mc,.
fleming that the Sandman pemorapdum sals 90