New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-29
THE STATE OF EUROPE

LONDON, Tuesday, May -, lo5'.
The Austrian amnesty Us might be expected
has turned out shabby affair The political prs
oners. among whom there was none OF those iIa'
plicoted in the events Of l549 were released, but
tbc copfscated estates were not returned nor did
the refugees get the permission to 60 back to their
country Since the expectations OF the huoga-
rsus were studiously raised by the semi-oflcal or
sans If the Government, in order to insure an en-
tbusastic reception for the Emperor, the effect OF
the publication of such small measure was rather
startling and the IIungarans are now fully aware
of what they have 10 expect from the Emperor as
regard. their grievances. The Emperor's visit to
Hungary will have the same result as his visit to
Italy. viz 10 widen the breach between nm ana
his subjects BY showing TO the latter that their OPP
preston is part of system, and therefore cannot
be changed withOuta CONFUSION.
The sudden departure of Prince Napoleon to Ber-
lin inst nj the time when the Grand-Duke Constan-
tine l. the EmperOrs guest at The llnlerles, gives
rise to countless newspaper speculauOns, though II
is exclusively due to the antipathies OF the Prince
against ANYTHING Russian. GA the whole, frhce
Napoleon likes To be on good terms with the repao'
leans and refugees and his pungent remarks on the
Emperor put him in bad Odor al the Tuieres. tie
lately at small party III the Paals Royal, invented
the story about the Imperial dream, which has since
been repeated III every hamlet OF France Inc
Emperor. SO it runs, had dream when puILel
him sorcy He stood by the Seine, and behold,
there came I'D out of the sewers seven rats, three
Of them well-myored and tat but most voracou',
and three Of them ill-i;iyored and ean and the
seventh of them was blind. Then the Emperor was
troubled in bis spirit and commanded the ministers
to be called. and the financial men, aud hls p0nce
president, and bis grand almoner, to show inc Eh-
Z. rr,fsaaa and Az 10
the Emperor. aud said that there was no man on
earth TO show the dream; but, Prince Napoleon
added there was found a peasant who knew the
dream aud explained II. The three well
favored fat rats, he said, are the bank
ers the ml-owncrs and the officials; the
il.tay0red and lean rats are the working men, the
men Of small fixed income (rentlers), and the peas
ants; and the blind rat, he continued, Is your Mag
esty who does not that the lean rats VIII eat up
the fat rats and the blind rat into the bargain.
Prince Napoleon has sometimes spoken Ia the EN-
peror about his policy in full earnest, but he has
always been slenced. Once. especially the Prince
lOst his temper and. alludlng 10 the ieud between
King Louis Bonaparte and Queen HOrtense, AMI
heir final separation before the birth OF the present
Emperor, he exclaimed: Your have nothing IN
common with the great Emperor . Alas
replied Napoleon Ill, D." | have ndeed-his family
1t i. said that the Prince is TO marry Biyarian
Princess, which would bring him into affinity with
the Emperor OfAustria. Others say that one OF
the objects Of Prince Nap0leOnS visit IS 10 influence
The mind Of King Frederick William as 10 the rati-
cation of the treaty about Neuichatel since the Fed
era Council Of Switzerland, worried by the endless
diplomatic proceedings, no longer attaches any more
importance to the settlement Of the question, aud Is
quite satisfied To have matters remain in stitu quo.
,ncc il is beyond any question that Prussia viii not
dare 10 appeal 10 arms.
The new session of the English Parliament eXcites
10 interest whatever, 1t is only at is next meet
ne in February that important measures will be
introduced One measure, however, will pass this
year, that is Ia say, the alteration Of the Parliament
AIRY oath, toall0w Baron R0hschIld to take his
seat. We have Geographic dispatches from the
Persian seat of war which report the startling intel
liccnce that both Gen. stalker and Com. Etherldge
have committed suicide IN moment OF temporary
Insanity. There is some mystery IN the matter
which viii not at once lee cleared up. The Ministry
irving 10 induce the Lord Chancellor To resign;
he il toe obstructive and has only one remedy for
any abuse requiring reform, viz. 10 throw it into
Chanccry. JOINT stock Companies, bankruptcies,
divorce ecclesiastical courts everything Is 70
20 into Chancer, which. by The by, is the the most
unpopular If all the English Institutions. Should
Lord Cranworth leave the W"olsack, Sir K. Bethel.
the Attorney General would succeed him, and
hot the Chiei-.lustice S.r Robert Peel has At last
resigned his place IN the admiralty, aud the Grand
Duke Constantine may DOM visit England. AFTER haS
,ug cot Wh"t the French call "rtparatiOa dh0H.
Atur.
The most important news of the week is the tx
tension Of thc charter and Of the capital of the
French National Bank. The money article Of Tn
Morning CbroHioir sly. about il:
Government IN Franc, has length given the az.
ncfimnNr statcNctt IN which the Bank of France il
% turc 90 cJuduC; N Transactions for whole genera
ton. II. the new ordinance, IL appears that the Bank
Is to retain exclusive privileges from 1867 Ia lSl7 aud,
- courc keeping rs power ever commercial dealings
duutG t' interim. The result il that the BafiN ct
France b. bound hand ari foot 20 the Government,
much sft'r tire fashion hat fhc Ministry here are tied
by The Bank 81 luglaNi. Bat there is this difference
chat While 20 Frarcv the Government have bound the
liAuN, among us The Bank IN times hygouc bound
Tho Governments The result. however, l. the came,
h' "rN dN'rncr heug that Oh" 81, cot the Bank II
tiarcr compulsory. while the influence Ol tho GOV
eminent ou dlc Bank vf England is only voluntary.
ana nav az any tame hc stopped, 80 hat the merchants
lcfr laNo flo command ~ thrr own resources, Whlc
tic ntl, lGut, ia France tntircy dependent upOn
tlc Rarh Rut against tA, .hcro is the romarkabl,
fact taat though 'uuuN uncontrolled hitherto Ia the
uarsscutM % then retoUccs. no institution IN Europe
las l,st I'>> reserved Don rendering assistance 20 the
,,wwe',.a. classes than the Bank OF France while
tie ca>" la, been uo'ly altogether the rc,crSe with
tc r'' g. a., llauA 81 England who're the alstocraoy
'i wealth BIAS ho'u 90 the lrr,cai time supreme.
Prom a." Government announcement published
90 tbc f.a,i,as 70 appears.
l'a' ,hc capital 81 %, Bank of Franco. which a.
pns''' ,.,ts ' 20 ,5N shares ot louot each. 10
s' }ti,s.,d to lS zee ,h.,~ which are not 10 be IN
'irt'I n tbr fc.,rNc Nlrt. ard which the Gov
,trutrt s.. tu have uo control tho new shap's bcinE
aip' pia'.J tc hc old hu,UVls who are not la " !"
iaA" tt,w. NoIl,,t b, Oh, acsiioj a. tAc object = "
extend tlt liquidation V tNr proprietary, and thus CIV
ut th,n iu ttc s,Nioo "a t,c GvNolnmepL The lssas
,t Ne t,W shars g. to ho made 40 the rate 81 liv.
l,r su7fr. Gan, swing to ,hoso who choose 10 i~ss
them up bonus ot loOt, ard the payment Is W.
made ina iJur vIual mstahucN,s du1ug the sHsu"S
loo ID g. Ns..N ~. 1..f .fnffntH