New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-09

J.,u..'em and another frou Smyrcs to Adm.
have Likewise area. chances OF success. In so TAR
a. Europesn capital is Likely to Gov to the Turkish
Fmpre for the next few years, the Sultan mv
corsrs,us.e himself on the result OF the late war.
His Government is most Anxious 70 carry oruer
into the financial state Of the country and Is 50
asssr IN eHectine reductions. that the army Is
nearly entirely dsbanded and only sAee'on' OF tue
rasim4nts remain in the garisOns. Since no foreign
war can be appreteuded now, this system canno.
fail 70 restore the finances to healthier state; ana
II shows likewise that Redshd fasha does nut
fssr internal con motions and Instructions as
tie army in its present condition would scarcely Dc
sbls 70 make an efiec,usl resistance. 80 deSIous
=. the Sul,ap NOT 10 waste the resources OF the In
lining large army, that he strongly
~ - -. -~rOY Of Egypt to folio" his
example. snd to reduce the EUp-.." ~-n'A'! ,'roe
from 80. coo to i, coo men. HIS example ouSu. -
be followed by the great Powers of civilized
Europe.
The Emperor Of Austria releases the Italian
political prisoners and tries to conclste the spirit
of his Italian subjects. The military goyernHen1
has lately been repsced BY civil administration and
Archduke Ferdinand Msximiiin, the brother of the
Emperor. has been formally appointed Governor
General of the LombardO- Venetian Kingdom. Ga
the whole the system has been accepted to alleviate
the burdens Of the lowest classes, and 70 play them
off against the educated c,sses. This system, how
ever does Lot always succeed, as we Just witness
in the Kingdom Of Naples. where the King Is GER
tainly popular among the wretched Lazzaroni of
the capital, though detested by the higher orders.
The execution of Baron Beutiyengo in Sicily does
not seem to have crushed the hopes OF the reyom-
tonists, and new rising is expected. Two bands
Of refugees have succeeded in GLIDING the watchtul-
ness of the coast guards and have landed on the
island. 4 great many persons have been arrested ST
Palermo and Messini, and Luigi PeIegrlni one of
the scientific celebrities of Sicily, has been shot
at Catania. The King of Naples is the more
alarmed as gold pieces with the efiigy of Murat and
the inscription of - Lucen | by the grace of God
King of Naples, have made their appearance in the
country
The telegraph announces the occupation OF
Bushre and of the island of Karak in The Pers an
Gulf the corfagration of the foreign factories at
Canton set on fire by the Chinese, who ba,k Gov
ernor. General Yeh in his obstinate refusal to come
10 terms with the English. Such being the state
Of feeling it is more than likely that Canton ere
| ow has been bOmbarded without mercy.
SIR Robert Pees strange AMI ungentIemanlke
lecture az Birmingham has brought him into hot
water The Queen insists on his being dismissed
from the Admiralty Board, and Prince de Lgne
calls him in retaliation an underbred puppy,
"blockhead, and blackguard.' Count Morpy
has until now remained silent. enjoying his honey
moon with his beautiful bride, but as soon as he re-
turns 10 Paris he has 10 encounter the wrath OF
ty 10 lsde., Madame Lehon-his old love, and mother
o, bis daughter the young Princess CzartorysAi-
and of fair American lady, the former threaten
Ing him with so action to compel him to restore to
her four millions Of francs, which are alleged to
have been gained by the Count by speculation with
Madame Lehon's money at time when they lived
in the most complete partnership; the American
lady ia rumored to be contemplating an action for
breach Of promise to marry her. Whether under
such circumstances the COun. will have time % re-
sent Sir Robert Peels hbes, remains TO be seen.
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