New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15
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TpF STATE OF EUROPE.

f"" 'NTg 'LovDoN, Tuesday, June 80, lo17'
,.,t;oned a few weeks ago the disorgnizaton
.s a.cipline in the Bengal army; still ] was h1'
.,sn.rsd 70 see my information verified oy sue"
te,ribe outbreaks as those related m .No -, -
napprs. Two regiments had been oi'0"' =.
Ra,rackpoor, three mustered az Meer"'' me
mn; together with the sppers and miners aud a'e"
annar;os &C artillery while one regiment al ''o,
1000, and ons At Lucknow were ready 10 r'Se' "u'
os.r,nea only by the energy Of the command,
W. Thus we may say tina. all the behsa'
"a. complete reorganization. Asreearos Tue
;,.slf and the occupation OF peihi' IL Is
o.r,.;o that the forces on the spos are su.'c'e"'
-,.b the outbreak, all the more SINCE the Sc'hoia
ZINC Of GwaHor) and all the Rslpoo.ana chefs
hsre At once offered their troops to the Governor
1ons,a, being anxious TO show their good faith and
sincere attachment 10 the Company And stu me
T;r,s openly proclaims that the moment mas arrived
ben ali the native rulers are 10 be swept away anu
in violation of all the treaties the protected STATES
ars IN he annexed and brought under the immediate
a,o of the COMPANY Might according to
the great thunderer supersedes right OF COURSE oi
there. where English interests are at stake. AS
10 The Great Mogl his fate is irrevocabiy sealed
Tbouch no has NO political power, ana no luriSdc,
tom beyfnd the precincts Of his imperial palace ana
marks nj Delhi. he is still the recipentoi the largest
rension ever granted by any G0verhment, surpass
Inc in amount most of the European civil lists OF
royalty. He maintains retnue Wn,c1' ou. lo'
tber efe,ninate condition, might be called an army,
and bears the imperial title of his ancestors, winch
in such cases as the present mutiny may serve :
the raying point for insurgents, and as the nucleus
around which national movement may form ltseh
Slch being the case, it is scarcely more TO be
doubted that the remaining estates and pension
Of the Mogu will be confscaed, his title abolished
and the descendants of Tamerane Babur, Akbar
and Aurepzeeb degraded to the condition OF destitute
Snh;ects AZ the C0mpany The Government must
have known the disastrous news about FRIDAY Iasi'
since immediately after the review in Hyde fark
thyee regiments at Chatham got orders to prepare
,,i,bmt DELAY for embarkatiOn TO India. The public
was surprised by the telegraphlc dispatch on Sstur
day and though the news is serious enough, stll no
fears are entertained as regards the safely Oh the
Indian Empire, since the feeling of patriotism and
20 ~ mmon nationality is unknown to the Hindoos as
well ~ 10 the Mohammedans OF India, the trst being
disuned by the system of castles, the latter them
selves foreign intruders, being too much dispersed
TO form compact body or FOO proud to mlngle with
HindOOs.
The "Nationsl Hotel disease" has suddenly made
its appearance in the capital OF Russia. Letter
from St. Petersburg Of the loth III the ndepeHaa"ee
OF Brussels, says:
Several families have, during the last few days,
been thrown into mourning in a very melancholy and
distressing manner. After dinner, winch took pace
at the Institution Of St. Catherine large educational
establishment for the daughters of the nobility, under
the pat onage Of the Empress. number OF the young
persons present were taken dangerously i'll. Five OF
them died within four-and.twenty hours ana yester-
day sixth was in the greatest danger The Countess
de Morny who had been educated at st. Catherine,
was present at the dinner and has since been seriously
indisposed The Emperor afterward visited tue es-
tablehment and ordered a most searching lnyestlga-
on 10 be instituted but nothing has yet been dscov
cred TO throw light on the subject.
Count Morny and his wife have since returned to
France, and it seems that Napoleon Is somewhat
satisfied with his brother and does not intend 10
send him back to ST. Petersburg. Inc result OF tue
elections has made serious impression on the Court
Of the Tuleries. The Project OF the DePartmeht
din Nord has been dismissed for having failed to pre-
vent the election of NJ. Braux, RePuclican, at
Lille; and still it is scarcely doubted that, on Mon
day next Messrs. Cavaignac, Darm0n and Oh-
v;er. Republican candidates, will get q consldera'
Bile majority at Paris against the ImPerialist De-
mocracy Of Office seekers and doughiaces. Napo,
Icons further plans are wrapped IN mystery; Out II
is most probable that on the 1st OF August he VIII
come To london. On visit to the Queen and to the
Manchester Exhibition, and, In the beginning OF
Sentember. will proceed TO Germany to meet the
Emperor OF Russia: ,,1. on;o,;,, how
weIl-merited popularity In her ihoaesl Why que 70
a friend of early marriages, and as the Prlncess
Royal is soon TO be given away to the Prince Of
Prussia, Prince is now sought for the Princess
Alice; and we hear that the Prince OF Orange, the
oldest son of the King of Holland, may within the
next three years become Queen Nictorlss second
soninlaw. Such is at least the desire OF the Royal
Houses of England and Holland.
The Pope's visit to Bologna has now given the
conviction to the moderate Liberals of the Legation
that il is not Cardinal Antice, but Pho Mono him,
sell, who maintains the system OF repression ana
retrogressiOn.
TIE difficulties between Denmark and Germany
are growing in Importance. The King OF Denmark
believes that he has the same right 10 unnationnze
Scbleswig and Hofstein, and to make them thor,
ougbly Danish, as the Emperor of Austria in regard
to Hungary and the King Of Prussia in , .s;S to
Power cannot do as il likes in spite Of divine right
and legitimacy; and thus he came into diplomatic,
collision with the German Powers. King Oscar OF
Sweden has oyerworked his BRAIN and VIII scarcely
be able for some time to assume the government.
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