New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-19
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THE STATE OF EUROPE.
From Our Own Correspondent.

From Our Own Correspondent.
LONDON, Tuesday, Nov. g. 1851.
Louis Napoleon has decidedly q turn for becom-
ing undertaken. Soon as Becanger died his corpse
vas seized by him, and the poet buried By the
Civil List This precedent is again followed.
Caysispac-Loufs NspoeOn's greatest, though not
most dangerous, manipulating suddenly expired
on Wednesday last his widow, with truly French
spirit. at once set outwsh the corpse to Paris, in
order to rescue it from an obscure provincial bu
rial. But scarcely had she arrived in the capital
10 prepare the funeral, when Louis Napoleon
steps in and declares that military honors are due
10 the ustrious deceased, with the secret thought
ths. the republican display aud emotion Of public
funeral ought to be kept in check by strong mill
tary display. After such official testimonial 10
the worth of Cavaignac, the critic of the Govern
ment papers was, Of course silenced, aud Mr..
Pietri the Project de Police, who few months
ago did all he could against Cayagnacs election al
Paris now finds that the General bad rendered
great service 10 claw and order" In his day. 81
dirns dun non sit uiuns Let him be salnted If
not longer alive-that ia the watchwOrd OF lmpe-
rialism toward its enemies. Should Victor Hugo
die to-day we might see his corpse transferred from
Guernsey to Paris, aud buried by the Civil List at
Pere la Chaise.
The report of the French Minister of Finance
has not yet made any impression on the money
market; though, by II sklliul arrangement OF ig-
ures il shows that France has had Ia iact surplus
ever since 1854, though it cannot be available be-
fore 1859 These financial tricks are now so we'll
known that nobody cares any longer for them. The
present pressure brings the usury laws OF Napoleon
L. who fixed the legal interest at per cent, INTO
complete disuse-the CaiSse Ses Chemins de fer
having announced that it has raised the interest to
per cent Since the Bank of France has, by the last
charter been exempted from the usury law II can,
not be expected that the Bank Of Mr.. Mires should
be prosecuted for defyiUg the same law. lts aoro-
cation is therefore certain and free trade IN money
cannot fail to be introduced ut the next meeting Of
the Corps Legislative.
Though it is not yet officially announced, it is GER
tain that we are on the Of general army reduc
ton in Europe. The Emperor Alexander has al
ready given orders according to which bis army Will
be reduced from its nominal 10000 to about $50,
900 men. who, however, will all be efficient. The
French army is likewise to be reduced to one. half
of lbs prese ut number in France. aud ID consider
able extent over in Algeria. As to Austria, Baron
Bnck, the Minister of Finance has prepared q
plan and Submitted it TO the Emperor, offering an
alternative either to raise direct taxation or TO re-
duce the army to less than 100000 men. The EN-
peror sees clearly that the taxes can scarcely be
raised; but he clngs 10 his army unwilling to trust
bis italian and Hungarian subjects. Within lew
weeks however, he must decide.
The conspiracy discovered III Servla was, &C
cordiDg 70 the Servian correspondents Of the Ger
man papers, OF the greatest Importance and eY-
tent. Prince Alexander vas TO be murdered ia the
Senate, and a Seryian independent kingdom pro-
claimed carrying the war az once into Bulgaria
Bosnia, and with the aid OF Montenegro, TO Albania
The conspiracy had rsmliications in all these
countries, which, / wrote you lately, are now
armedto the teeth. Had Austria interfcred on be.
bali Of the Porte, then The Serbs aud Crosts of
Hungary were trusted TO make an insurrectios The
contemplated result was the erection OF Serb and of
Mcido' WsHachian kingdom, with dependent duke
doms IN Bosnis, Bulgaria and Montenegro. Old
NDoscD the e1' Prince Of Serva, and Dano Of
MonteDeero had their hands in this conspiracy; bat
Russn had, oil course, cognizance of their plans,
Enee Russia never c0nspres nor feels any hostility
toward the Porte. 50 much is eertsin-that three
Senators, including the President of the Seryian
Senate have been arrested and six Others have had
to resign.
The accession VI the Prince Of Prussia TO the Re-
eepcy has at oLce settled the Mol1o.W s,chan
question in an anti nionst sense. The French di.
Plomatists now let the Wallacbian Union and King.
oom DOWN as gently as possible. The Danish que.-
n II likewise more energeticaly taken up by tho
rInee Regent, and Will be brought before the
niannort Federal Diet. All this pliinly shows
nas lne Prnce does not think his Regency merely
Temporary.
Eoae Of the nost important facts, fully authenti-