New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14
THE STATE OF EUROPE.
From Oar Own Correspondent.

From Oar Own Correspondent
LONDON, Friday July 81, l-57.
The Indian news is more and more serious; the
Bengal army has ceased to exist; Delhi is not sub.
durd: even at Calcutta the native troops have
had to be dssrmed; the mutipy has spread to the
south. and regiment of cavalry has revo!ted at
Auruppapad in the Nizam's deminons. The British
power in Irda is tottering. What is, however,
still more important, The Morning Post trles to
indicate the Russians, and accuses their intllgues
Of the real cause of the mutiny. Such are the re-
suits Of that unhappy if not treacberous, policy by
which Ksrs in Asnenia was left by EUgland and
France t. fall, that the Car might have set-off
sgaip.t hs defeat at SevastopOl and might be able
10 enter into negotiations for peace with honor
The prestige Of England in Asia received a terrible
blow at that moment, and the result was first
Persian war. and now, an Indian mutny. 1t must,
however, be admitted that the English bear
their losses in India with quite re-
markable n0nchalence. The Jews bill and
the Divorce bill evidently amuse and interest
Parliament and the public much more than the
Affairs of India. "On the morning of the 10Th Of
",bis month" says the leading man of The Free
Press, "wbsn the news, by anticipation. came Of
ian expansion of the instruction in India, au.
"nounced by the previous mail, thisland presented
1.-the aublimesr picture of national philosophy. l
"foolishy thea SAID that the spectacle, If ever
"equaled. could never DO surpassed. But that
"ioolherrnce to sSblunary cares sinks into inslg-
.'nfcsnce compared with the seGsi,iveness to
..buman obligations by which it ba. SO speedily
been succ. eded The empire to.ters--nO one
cares-a money lender is refused ADJ ission at the
door Of disrePutable debating clu5-the land is
''in cOpvu!sions.
TIE particulars Of the plot to assassinate the
Emperor Of France. as published by the Gazette des
Tribnnour fully confirms what wrote about this
miserable police affair. The three wOuld-be assas-
sins and Leoru and Mazzina are TO be tried for
"ibe commfnomem Of preparations TO execute a
"plot to assa.sipare the Emperor, concerted ADD
settled between them" A most formidable ac-
cusaticn indeed especially when we see that one
Of the accused prisoners, Tlbadi, gives the most
positive denss 10 the charges brought against hun.
bite the other 40 prisoners and iuforners declare
that they bad no intention of committing the crime
but being " without money or resources, they had
accepted Msz1iDi's propositions While their sole
.ob+ct was to come to Paris and spend in pleasure
=. the money they received" Such is the character
.f the m-n even according to he French semi
ficia prpers, on whose deposition rests the claim
OF France for the extradltlOn of Mazzni and
l., dru
The informant BartOlotti makes this statement:
tHe had two interviews 10 London with Mazzini
and with Frenc5man who SAID he was LedTu Il !iin,
ans tnat il In consequeLce Of ttese interVie rs
q 1T b. had BEEN sent To Paris With his countryInan
Grili HIS mission he said, was not to attempt TO
Xii the Emperor but to be constantly ON the "atch
atout tie Tu.ries. in order to know wien me En-,
p.rcr went out. Grill of first denied the truth OF
these revelations hut be afterward remarked that.
since Bartoott had spoken be relieved from bis
os,h. apc would tll all tie accordingly admitted
that the object 1T las Journey was u attempt Tue Ei
,ercr he. To Prove the truto OF his statement, ne
saId that two pun,ards which Ii oaldl had given hm
io ln.elI aud Bart ,lo would be found secreted III
ceirsib spot aLc they were according found tneie
10 TACT the state mt mt Of the Ga=,ne DIES Tribuaauh
is ,uffcient to show the CLUMSY ntrigues OF III.
pleirl, uho trumped the charge up IN order to find
up opportu ity o. inducing England to expel Ledru
aha Mazzibi. IL is the same clumsiness which was
ieuaIsed 10 the indecent hurry Of BerangerS id-
neal, which is pretty well chastsed BY the follow
lrg lres clipped rem weekly paper:
so the Emperor seized the Poets dust,
And ordered mighty Dat'oh
10 hide its grief and trust to him
For pi0viciug lhmentaton.
& Bay olet ana mrske,, saber and gun
Wee read, ter bloody weeping,
A. the coffin passed through suiien streeE
Thar an AIMED host was keeprg.
:" Nc truthful voice might tell at his grave
OF the fame Of the great DEPARTED
Far Cnrne wss afraid of the People praiee
VI IA man 20 noble hearted.
"The Poets hody lee il earth,
Bur nu Crowned pderteker = ,
Can hur, The thoughts that blaze In tie WorAs
OF the Peoples Own Song Maker.
at night 81 owl may hsot command
That is.ks sbal CO ase from singing;
But "aJ hit CONT, anc tnen their voice
l. 1esrd irvsl hC ayen ringing.
AOo,her dplo matte quarrel osSensibly threatens
b. cordial slhancs betaeen England aud France
w: the question Ut the Danublan IrncipaI'es
F.aDce. Prussia aud Russia manifest tue most
teaching interest IN the purity OF tue Molda''au
elections. Tt-y fLd tie Turkish kailnaAan sui'''
a, tie Briush Mini.ter inspected OF having 'aAe"
Ill interest IN the election vi Anti Uni"nist'' going
{. such deepcic extremes as 70 issue circulars ~