New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-18
THE STATE OF EUROPE.


LONDON, Tuesday, June 3, 1856
The last week was, politically, rather dull. The
Queens Birth day, with it's customary Levee and
Drawing Room, the verdict of guilty in the Rageley
poisoning case the Derby, the foundation stone Of
the Wellington College laid by ths Queen, and OF
the Oriental Strangers Home laid by Prince AL
bert, an Amateur PantOmime for the royal chill
dreD, With Albert Smith chief performer, and the
Bali given by the Grand Vizer at the Turkish En-
ba,sy, honored by royal presence, unsurpassed in
its elegance and gorgeous display, fully absorbed
the interest Of London society; while the fireworks
and pesce-rejoicngs, and the anti Sabbatarian
demonstrations in the Parks, gave quite Cont
mental aspect to the overbusy stern and uusighuy
capital Of the British Empire The Annual Re-
port Of the French Credit Mobilier, dazzling the
Continentals with the declaration of dividend of
fifty per cent did not tempt the English capital,
lists; it was received with ineredulOus mien and
not very favorable representation in the City and
curious enOugh-the events have already lusti-
fed the distrust Mr. Henri Place, one of the
newly elected directors of the great bubble Com
pany, destined to represent it at COnstantnople,
failed to meet, on Friday last, liabilities to the
amount Of 100000 of francs, while the
assets are Insignificant. Count Morny loses
L
100000 francs The impression created by
such bankruptcy has not yet reached Its full de-
velopment, since the chief sufferers are the great
hackers and directors of the Credit MoCer, but 1t
gives us an idea Of what the crisis will be when
the bubble finally bursts and probably buries the
Empire under it's ruins. In the mean time the En-
peror of France 10 visiting the districts suffer
ing from the recent nundations, and prepares for
an Imperial progress through the new province OF
Algeria, to be extended even TO Laghuat IN the
oasis of the Sahara. Prince Napoleon, whose
presence in France is somewhat disagreeaoie 10
the Empress, is also making scientific expedition
to Iceland Lapland, and SPitzbergen, accompa-
MED by staff of savans and elegant writers, all of
them radicals and We may say Republicans. Dr;
Vopt of Geneva. the celebrated Psychologist and
late Reyoutionist of the Frankfort Parliament Is
probably the most distinguished among them; MT;
de Saulcy the Archeologst represents the cisrical
party, 10 Docteur IVAN light literature; Polish
refugee, Mr.. Chojevsky, is the private secretary
of the Prince and unless the French esprit
freezes in q climate in which mercury becomes
solid, we may soon see the result of the expedl-
ton in number of beautifully illustrated volumes
most smusipgly written and issued from the lmpe'
rial Printing Office TO be distributed at the Courts
and libraries Of Europe.
The Italian question remains stationary. Count
Buol hurls hack the insinuati0us of Sardinia, and
accuses her Of fostering revolutionary ideas for OBJ
jects Of selfaggrandizement. King Bomba of Ma
Ples 10 preparing manifesto indicating bis policy,
and Cardinal Antone s ready to prove that polt-
ical reform is the precursor of religious reform,
AND that, therefore, it ia always and everywhere
no,h'ne else but q temptation from the spirits OF
nell still 1t il certain that. unless the Western
fowen follow up their words at the Conferences
oy ZONE signihcant deeds, the Italians will take
'..; i. as Their own hands and burst out in rev.
gu. .ns result Of which nobody lie able to pre-
i"Os.,hssds ' RIsssnt moment their leaders are at
he
thoroughly Piedmontsse; saiicet. late Sespolitsn
and glove with Murat; Count Cayour ca,a,. psr.
ma, and Mazzin continues to preach the o~;tv y,
tic in Lombar5y and 10 Rome. ''"u''"''
The Russian Emperor passed portion Of The
Austrian d0minions on his way from Warsaw n
Berlin, the railroad running between Ozakov. aud
My,Joyicz, over Austrian territory. No Archduk,
wss present to salute him, and the eoldness Of tn