New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
THE STATE OF EUROPE


Uu, ed S,a.es given yesterday bg tan NJ olstora 20
h. n Houses of Parliament Wa ye-y satisfactory
IN IN. public. IL spite Of tse mi-repfesen idtoas
If Oh. Cov.rm.xt orgass-- The Times, Globe,
and Ps.t-,o, English did R't eel iE;i,aed 70 be
driftei into war With The Chited s'a'>s-;ea', o.
all. 70 uphold tho personal digulty Of Mr.. CrsnP-
ton. whose levi'y in conducting TIC Eal-Enent
sG,irs, and Offering ofiorrs commissions 10 per-
soma whom he Later declared ~ be uu'fus'~oftny'
and whose retussDess ia resdiog t5e dispatches oi
Lord Clarendon are row ola ned By all parties, 70
"a, p.,tbpp abou; the ihieultie- in woicn be IN
voly.a his own chsracter for veracity by state
,,es,s whose truth was smpha.ic4lIy denied oy
N.sns. CLAYTON Cri tenden and f1sa. L'fd
Palmers,On's declaration tnat Mr. Dallas 10 ho' I"
be di.mi.sed, Ia retaliation, wa', tnefo'ore' re-
ceived with the most h,arty cheers IRON oon s'oes
Of the House. However, it coaId not escape at
teDt.on that the Tory app 'si'on seems not ~ have
cxnceyted ITS acton; for, wniio Lord Derby most
dec,d-dly condemned the conduct OF Mr.. Cramp-
ton. D,,rseh felt inclined TO uphold him. Lord
.J.ho Russe)l's speech WAS not ess remarkab for
DESIGNATING Walker as al " enterpr-ing chef Of
O. nsideI able military talent aad energy, aad as an
You may, from such language, easily in et That the
English Government has Ro Infention OF AID
ing and abeuIns the schemes of Cps'a Rici, and
will sucn try, as wrote you long a.o to settle all
the L.. ntraI American questions with the exception
of the title to the sovereignty OF BELIZE by frank
and OpeD negotiation. AS to Ruatau, BDnaccd, aud
the Mosquito Shore all the difficulties will soOn be
cleared I'D to Satisfaction; and suce the question
of Belize and the nsuffcirncy OF the English title
has oDb ncid. ntally been touched by Secretary
Marcy, and forms no part OF The present quarrel,
President Pierce may have the pleasure Ut seoiug
the tempest in the teapot which be has reused him.
self, alldyed.
The execution of the pOsOner, Palmer, betOkened
again that Oor civilization is only superficial,
and that We scarcely stand higher Than the R0-
mans, who delighted In seeing the death OF giada-
tors in the smpbi,beater. Excursion traius we're
organized from London, Manchester, BlrniDg aam
and al the manufacturing towns OF the Midland
Counties, to convey the eager spectators to stat
fvrd and it is stated that beside the luhablt-
ants of the town there We're above 80 0JO persons
assembled before the scafJld to sec the hideOus
scene ut q man put u death by the halter. The
convict maintained his brazen cfronery up to the
last moment; but nobody becveo IN his Innocence,
though bis relatives and the medical opponents aud
rivals Of DIR. Taylor tried to create sympathy for
him, and to get Communication Of bis sentence on
sccoun, of I'LL alleged Dsufteicncy of the medical
evidence.
The christening Of the Imperial baby took place
at faris with display Unsurpassed IN the court al
Dals OF France; thus, for neiance, the municipality
Of the capital voted twelve diamonds each worth
six thousand francs, for the Ladies of the Bsd.
cbanibts, who wOie them rs II badge VI distinction
at the baptism. The lavish expenditure stands In
sad cont ast with the indescribabe mlsery Oc,
casi.ned by the recent fOvds all over Southern
France, the periodical recurrence of which ls at
IL - Ia nf fh.s an
characteristic of old countries. Italy, Greece and
Pale stne have for the reason become barren,
the fertile soil of the mountain ridges being
washed away b, the rains, aud the slopes cut up
BY ravines from tho time that the roots aud
branches OF the trees ceased TO protect the soil.
Az 70 Italy, the diplomatic skirmishes between
Sardinia and Austria continue undated. Count
CavOur, in al ~ er to Count Buols reply declares
that Sardinia lie altogether conservative, and very
much opposed to revolutionary schemes; but the
official Vfenaa Gazette very pOhtedlS remarks
that, if such is really the case, the liberal Count
might soon be obliged ~ seek SorOad IN asylum,
since there 10 now no intermediate polly lett
between absvlutism aud revolution and Mazzin,
whose way is prepared by CavOur, nigh, soon
sweep away the men Ut half,measarcs were
not be opposed by Austria aud France. In the
meantime, the reports FROM Italy aud about the
secret societies ih France grow more aud more
alaI gliug, aud would not be surprised should We
soon hear of violent Outburst of the lons.sup
pressed passions of The multitude. The Pope has
y preseDtiment Of the approaching crisis, aud
derires 10 cOnciliate his sunec.s by refJrms, aud
even by al amnesty; but CARDINAL AntIuelli
refuses to listen TO such schemes The with
drawal Of the French and Austrian army, how
ever, seems 10 be agreed upon, and Pho Nouo is
confident that his Government will not be i'm
periled by losing the support of Austrian aud
French bayonets. Feiice Ursiui, the State pri-
soner, who has escaped from Mantas, is now at
IobOOD and The narrative OF his sutfcriUgs, which
is soon to appear. contains some strange reyelS-
tions about Austrian justice ana prison discipline.
1xe Times has lately taken up Manin, the leader
OF the Venice Revolution, whs has become a
partisan of Sardinia his friend and late colleague,
PsllOcapa, being one Of the Ministers OF Victor
Emmanuel; but Manin, though most honorable
character in every respect, does not represent
It~ly--his views never extend beyond the PO-
they exclusively comprise Upper ltay; bic inhu-
ence 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
Wur,bip aud Public destruction, become every
day more insOlent spd lead TO conflicts with the csl
aslLOrties. As 10 the prevailing religious tolera
ton YOU may form an idea Of it from the fact that
thr, persons were, on June L. sentenced to three
n ontLs lmprf ouinent st Vienna for "dissRtiag"
(sectirerey) by holding the principles OF adu bsp-
tisn, Of the unawiulbess OF oaths and vi marriage
being q civil, not IN ecclesiastical insttutsn.
Tie Sutan's much abused Government forms
most remarkable contrast to such religious Oppres-
sion " tie heart Of emil hteued austria. On Cor
pus Christi Day the Greeks Of Chios (Scio) p4raded
in procession through all the streets, not only
without any moeststiou, bat the Turkish soldiers
accompanied the Chris,iaas and ssluted the Priest
~ a high public functiobsry.
The Anglo Itaso Legion lie to be di'banded, the
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