New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28
THE STATE OF EUROPE

LONDON, Friday, Ass. II u,
The Chereou.g fe.es are over, he o.
gone TO Germany, the sristocrscy to u, n.
and Paris society TO the county. The ca.
deserted sud political intrigue. in ab,y,,,. :,
10 difficult tine for newspaper Editor a.
at loss how 70 I'll their columns VIII ,.,A.
articles, there being no news 10 reh,. nj
ssch circumstances Tie LOadoa Tia.s, ls.,u,,l
,es serpen. to the Irish papeu, tsls ,bsu,Sl
and Mexico, aud offers both countries With ~
able generosity TO the United Ststss. Va,
such leading articles cannot fail 10 NEE: vii n
appreciation ii your Southern hre-sAtsn; II
should Gen. Cass or poor old buchanan nan NJ
Eeve that the great organ represents pusde "a.
on these questions, and should they shape.essrI
accordingly, they might soon be undece'd O,
annOt pass from SpdiR 10 he United &Gs ga,
a tcar IN chich England and France III hs,
aotire part. 1t is entirely impossible % am,
he island by fair negotiation. CastEn y.
would refuse even the most exaggerated moo, !.
Iteration, while the Emperor Napoleon a ~
the Queen Of England, without regard 70 In ~
mercia interests involved in the queetou 49,.
to support Spain as long as she has a ius
and remains in defensive position. N,pcieO, I,
nothing more than republic, and does %, \,
to see Roman Catholic population Of Latin ir~
enjoying the benefits Of republican ins,itx~
The standing argument Of all bis suppor,,
that nations If Latin descent are and uur :
centrshzing, Roman Catholic in faith, Ind J,ns,
in politics. As republics, they always nnan o. )
verge of anarchy, aprey TO endless cvl VAN. n
South and Central American Republics are b.
stalking. horse; but Cuba, federated with tie d.
States of the great Northern Union, wcui a a,
overthrow this specious argument. Napss
wishes, therefore, that Spain should re.l, 3
island. The statesmen of England on TIE u,
hand, are fully aware that Spain is financially n
trevably ruined, If shOrn of her rich COLONY, NJ
must become the dying msn, whOse lnhentSx
would be disputed as eagerly as that Of Turk
Both Cabinets, therefore, would stolee most heaf
unite in favor Of Spain whenever she 10 threats
by the United States. Therefore, let poor oA n
chsnan beware, unless he is prepared to csg d
war into Europe, and send an army 10 SPAN, ID
to proclaim republic, and 10 kindle EVIL wv h
Spain cannot lose Cuba except during an iaeo
cine civil war.
BerDal 0sbornes speech at Dover s I'll MI,
the topics Of the day. II is the funeral orssos N
the corpse of the old Wing party. OseornA |,
grandson Of q Jamaica Jew, was one Of the wsk
and most interruptions Palmerstonisn meak
of Parliament. He synically Acknowledged d
the leading principle Of his party Was Avg
Everybody for himself and Lord Palnertooixi
ALL" that is to say, that they went for the lon
and fshes. Now that the Tories are consoldsa
their power by liberal measures. tho hbe
Wing politicians denOunce them as DcoEsIstx
while they bury Lord Palmerston with dae hons
and prepare themselves 10 Join q new party w
the leadership Of Lord Stanley, Diuaeh ~
John PakiDgtOn as soon as these sta.esrnsk r. fe
themselves from Lord Derby aud the cNxuG5
wing of the Tories. These, on the other t2s q
pect considerable support from the sccesssn d.
Gladstone to their ranks, who, having done "a
Homer and the Homeric age is not altogether IL
clined to devote his faculties 10 the study 4 .
English budget, and to a revised scheme Of ~
ton.
The Italian question is Likewise often dixsa
in the papers. Lord Mslmesbury Is willing b
ter once more into friendly relations With Ny
and Napoleon has no objection against reeosb
ton with King BOmba. Count Cavour haa n
had an interview with the French Empem
Plombitree, and was there advised TO give v ,
quarrel with Naples. But all the Liberal ~
in England and Piedmont agree that tos p
ent condition Of Italy cannot last for any sfs7t
time; the tension of the national mind SECS
that it must break. How, when, and wbefe-k
is the only question, about which nobcty eu p
you any precise information, since there arc ~
Ricbmonds in the feld-Mazzini, Muet add v
tor Emanuel-each of them intriguing ssanGs
two others, while Austria tries to unite Tie pfs,,
OF Italy in league for the common deiets >
has already succeeded in detaching the Por Z.
France, while Tuscany and Modens are ahseN
united with the Cabinet of Vienna. Tie w.
of Parma, however, who carries on he Gssc,
ment on behalf Of her infant son, hal' ~.
Sardinia. King BOmbs, at Naples, feas
hired Swiss regiments, jealous of the AlsHsa !.
testing the French, and hating Count Cs'0sl' : :
for whose cOnstitutiOnalism be would o! ooo
Sardinia for the expulsion Of the Aafnw 2 ,
French. England has lost all her InarS"
Italy through her friendship with Austria