New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26
THE STATE OF EUROPE

Essn o., Own Correspondent
80 LONDON, Friday, Nov. ii, 1859.
Tie treaty Of Zurich is at last signed. Fran ,e
pays 10 Ausiris the amount which, according to the
treaty, Victor Emanuel owes for Lombardy, and
saidn 10 viii selt subsequently tledebt to France.
In iae', Napoleon did oil be could for arranging OF
bhl Iii any Guilty only to get the treaty signed,
that biz great q ect, tie coavocaton of Congress
for ne, pg he treaties o. I5l5that is to say, for
canoe ug The exclusion of Ibe Bonasarte Dynasty
from Il thr,ue Of France, wlSch still torms part
Of the international law of Europe-should
not be delayed. He cares for this comedy
more than for Itay and italian indepen-
deDCe, and all zee no Congress can take place
vi hout the assent Of England, the policy Of the
MiEitIy becomes of European Importance. Lord
John kussell's speech at Aberdeen, however,
tn Hgh explicit enough as regards the aeknoyv-
edgnent Of the right of the Italians to dispose of
their future, was explained by the Vienna papers
A. tie freak Of popularity hunting crOtckety man,
net lndorsed BY the Cabinet, and likely to be dis
ayowed by his colleagues. Under such circum-
ssaIccs the speech Of Sir George Cornwall Lewes,
ut the banquet of the Mansion House, gets peeu-
bar siguhcation, since not even the Austrian
pIess can charge the grave and dull Home Secre-
tary either With ecceutrcity or popularity hunting.
Ne see, therefore, with great pleasure, that he
fully indorses the principles Of Lord John, and de-
rared that hitherto, formal invitation respect
Ing tie affairs OF Italy has been addressed to her
haJesiy's Government; but If at any future time
such go invitation should be addressed 10 us, it
viii be our duty 10 deliberate on the matter with
view TO the maintenance Of that principle
(Which We consider Ssered, namely. that DO force
shail be used fer the purpose of debating to the
Italian nation the choice Of its rulers or for the
purpose Of forcing its people with regard to the
"Coverument which they may. after mature de-
I" lib, ration, prefer"
The papers Of southern Germany which represent
the Austrian feelings OF the Governments are con-
siderAly frightened BY this com ng Congress. which
as they say, calnOt fail to prove mere disastrous 10
Austria than the battle Of Solferno A nobody can
coubt That. in spite Il NapOcons letter. the Au.-
than Atchdukes vii not be reinstated at Aodeua
and flOreEce and that England. Russia and
tSnssia viii d. their best TO augment the extent
Of sardinia, even 10 raise her to the rank
VI hrsl-Taie power, and thus to hbcra,e
Der nom French influence The affairs OF
ltay are certainly now brighter than ever
Snn'e g her friends lind fault with the temporzpg
character Of Victor En,aIIels Government, which
dad not at o.ee accept the crowns offered BY
Parma, hodsn9, Tuscany and the Romagua.
Oihers, again, believe that Garibaldi ouch; already
a. have attacked the troOps Of the Po,r. and a
have earned the revolution by Aacoaa and the
uaieles into He NeapOliian kingdom, sin. we
Tux that the qoet ana cxpectaui policy Of Ceatral
Tfsly has OF, 10 any way COMPROMISED the future
Of The Peninsula. Secured against an iaierveu.
ton by Napoeon they have SLOWED sgfi-
sicnt time Tor the events 70 develop themselves.