New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
THE STATE OF EUROPE.
s-yon Our Own Correspondent.

The news frem India continues to sbcOrb all the
attention Of the public, and still it is difficult to get
. clear picture of the terrible tragedy. Lord Can
nings first administrative measure, after be be-
came aware of the frightfu! extent Of The calamity,
was to gag the press-not only the papers put
lished in the native languages but the loyal Englth
press into the bargain following in the wake Of
Lord Pslmerston who approved of the introduction
Of censorships in the Danubian Princpalities, and
Of Lord Clarendon who found nc words for oppO-
sing Count Walewskis insolent threats against the
Belgian press. The natural result is that the real
state Of things in India, hushed up by Government,
Cozes cut by private letters just as at the time
Of the Crimean misma nagemcnt. beCovernment
papers, unable to throw vail over the business,
must step by step give way before public opinion.
The Times does not mention any more :" the Brah-
min conspiracy, now that Nussulmans, Sikhs and
Ghoorkas have joined in the revolt. The next
dodge to proclaim that lisa purely military mu-
tiny, that the country loyal aud that it was only
the psmpered, petted aud ceaxed Bengal SepOys
who rose in arms without any reasonable ground OF
complaint by sheer tnnui, being tired Of good treat
ment fattery and Pampering. But now we hear
by private letters that the zomndars and ryOts
faStiSes. Around Bareily and all over the country
between Agra Alahabad aud Delhi, the insurrec
tien is knswn to have spread among the populations
and as to Dude, all the country has Joined the mu-
tineers, Major Wheeler being besicged 10 the fort OF
Cawnp0re, while Sir II. Lawrence holds the capt.
tai with bis European troops, hemme1 in by the
insurgents. One Of the mutinous regiments in
Dude respected the private property Of the English
officers and provided for their safe transport to the
British posts in Bengal but the public treasury was
laid hold of.ss belonging to the King Dude, whose
AepestOn by Lord DalEoIsie has not been ratified
by the verdict of the people, though the noble Mar
quis alleged that tie xatOn was carried out cx-
lusively for the benefit Of the people not of the East
India Company. NagpOre, another of the unjustfable
sBncxations Of Lord Daihouse, has likewise risen
and expelled the English, and IndOce too. The
Enslsh pape rs continue to misreprcsent the state
si things at Delhi, much 20 the injury OF Gen. Bar
nard. The Times says TIE force Of the insurgents
does not exceed 900 that is to ssy, the Origl
MAJ mutineere Of Meerut end the Delhi garrison.
Accordingly the public is grumbllng at the delay Of
the "besiegiDg troops" Now the truth is, that
Delhi il neither beseged invested; il is Seyas
topOl once more, One-hslf only of the town being in
vested, while TIE cOmmuR cation Of the insurgents
with the country by the River Jumna is quite free.
IAe Times oygets, likewise, 70 tell us what becomes
OF all the regiments which murder or eype their En-
slish officers. Prom the private letters OF the escap
ing Oacers We Gee that all these Sepeys hasten to
We're stopped by Gen. Van Cortlsndt aud his
force, who met them casSslly and cut them to
pieces. The DefcGR, or tie south OF India, is
as yet quiet, but mutiny extends grddusly nearer
and nearer To the dOmniOns al the Nizam; t had to
be crushed at Aun ngabad and several otbo- places
on the frcntiers and the next r,ail may b. st
-disastro9c. We must say, az least, that the crisis
has not yet been overcome. The commercial classes
however, console themselves With the reasoning
that if India will not buy cotton cloths America
VIII suffer fi0m thst fact muck more even thar En-
cland since the exports Of Indie will be quite as
extensively interferel with as her imports, and con-
~ea2enty the balance 20 be paid viii be much
before. THIS We see hat the m0sey market il by
far more stesdy than IL ght be expected under srch
sersoas circumstances.
Tie Goyes nment annoyed by tie discussion of
Indian affairs in Parliament, has cone to the resc
luton not to present this year an Indian budget,
and Parliament, just as serve ss the l'reneh Corps
Legis2tif, pockets this new insult without olm-
plaint or protest.
As regards foreign affai<s, and the hul.iliatng Do
sition efI,pglish diplomacy at CoDst9ntraplc where
N. Thoayepes rough ptoee "dings, Eyst G.ismatized
BY England, hare been fally approved b. Lord Pal
merston after the Osborne iascTSIew HItc the EI-
peror Of France TIE frendS.-t the Old tcc.sler try
DOW to show that it vas Napoleon who tsd been
fuped, not lord Palmerstoa. According 20 item,
the question OF the union of tbe paitCs Tins
eAscily az =. Was while the Osborne concession
ahout Tue cIuntllLG oil the e3octlOns lnFO,VeS new
elections auo long delay Of tie actual Saeet.ag of
the Diyans, All accordingly put of the solution of
the really iup4rtant point to me when Eng.and
msy probaLy be less embarrassed than nov, sni
more ft t0 assume an imposing attitude, either at
CoDsaDtlaople or at Paris. The axcusc lOOfa p.4--
sible but il does aot apgdr We'll for thc duration If
the An. o-Frenct alliance.
The Emperor Of France succeeded Il Osboras If
carrying smother poiot Of 0gienta! policy. UnabL to
overcome Lord PslneSs:Ons opposition 10 tbe
Suez Canal, he opposed tie Euphrat,s Railroad
and the Eo:,lish Government agreed 10 knock Gen.
ChesDey's ard Sir John NoNeil's scheNe the
bead as a sse off for NJ. DE Lessepss dsoSmfture.
Thus neither the Suez CANAL nor tle Eupdratss
aairoad vii ne built, AID the Circu nlOcutior OH
Ems gained most signal victory against common
sense ana the interests Of the commercial weird.
Napoleon made remarkable speech Oh Sdtgrisy
~ Tie opening, % rather iaaugurEtion Of the rgN
wing which connects The Louvre with the Tdilsrec
The following words contain an exee,eot lesson b
the F-eDch Republicans:
at i rcmarksbe that al the time Of Tia sr.t revo
nton tic Committee Of Pablo Welfare slorld have
continued, without being aware OF IT, the work II
Louis IL, Of Rchelieu, ard of Louis XIV. giving
he las. blow 10 the feudel sssom and carrgE, gl9
ne system Of unity and ce,Tal'sa,.oE IL coK:ta1t
Is1. Of monarchy"
Ledru.Ro Trial has been adjourned 10 Ooto.
ier, and may altogether be given 40. A 20 Mag
gina we quote tie following passage fcm I.e Noo-
AasIis CACoaiste, written BY one of be f'eLds:
Main & ssI,if. I'd A "A N a,