New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-31
THE STATE OF EUROPE.

LONDON HArch -, l-.@.
The Govern neut Reform bill Is - be discussed
spd defested o, Mouesy and Tuesday next, sad
thus Ministerial crns or dissolution OF Paris
nent VII Secome inevitss,e. Tae political cldes
already pr.,ent thar animated aspect which, dar-
lrC crisis, interrupts The usual dulln,sI P0ht-
cisDs are specializing Whether Di'raei would not
ty timely cencessioas-wesiher the ssorm, and
rpa1e the meIbers Of Parliament the eroubts and
expense Of general election, while tbs the Con-
serya.ve diDomatists depOre stass of .hlng' by
whi,a the wecat and influence OF England, on tho
Affairs OF the Continent, wi be ParalJ zed or ABOUT
moath, Just at the moment wren the rupture be-
tween France ard Austria hss become inevitable;
when Prussia has not yet made up hcr mind
whether TO sympsthse with Austria IS German
power or 10 rejoice at tie embarrassed position %
her riya, IS Protestant and liberal Govern nenr.
At any -ate, the dihcult.es Of the DERBY Csblnet
arc very advantageous to Napoleon They 70.
move great check on bis aggressive policy, since
it is we'll known that even dissolution OF Parl'a-
me nj cannot keep the Conservatives in office for
a1y length Of time, or preVenEa Russell Palmerston
Administration AS to Lord Palnerst0n, he has
mac e up DIS feud with Lord John, and IS again
ready TO return to Downing street, IN order
10 prompts the schemes OF MS friend tnc
Emperor, who has now, at last succeeded
IA making even war acceptable to the
m)neytd classes in preference to the present M
settled state of things. Tho Momte", which has
received the nickname Of NeRteHr (llat) continues
TO speak peaceAby, while the Preparations for wAr
are msde in an ostentstOus way. Thus the re-
moval Of the Fren:h troops from Rome was an
nounced by the sem. official COn,tt'unoHnd 81
having already taken place, while a reinforcement
was being sent 10 Civlta Necchla. SO, too, the
Emperor declares that be- wishes 10 naotaln peace,
While be admits that treaty has been recently
concluded with Sardinia. As u logical result OF
such double. dealing. stocks ara continually do
cDlng, the agitation in Italy increasing, volunteers
are Fastening TO Piedmont Croatsn bJrder regl'
ments pouring down into the rich Italian plain, aud
the cophic. is now unavoidable Count Cavour
and King Victor Emanuel cannot now retrsce their
steps; they will never dare to declare that they
have trifed with the patriotism OF the Italians;
and Napoleon himself could scarcely be safe If he
abandoned Italy BY coming to ga agreement with
Austria.
The Emperor Francis Joseph is, on the other
hand, highly incensed at seeing his finances ruined
By the sudden French pressure aud having slreaty
forgotten the long series Of hi, def ats in toe Hun
garlan war, be puts the greatest faith in tho gal
lsDtry and loyalty of his army; and, immense sac
rfces for putting it on war footing 10 LomosTdy
having already been made, he i, unwilling TO coms
TO terms and rather wshe, to try tho fortunes OF
war at once. The Exchange at Vienna is equally
warhke, but TIE cautious policy Of Prussia and
England hes thrown a vet blanket on tho original
Teutonic enthusiasm. Some fumors are even aa)at
aboq plot in Hungsy-whlcn dsOeleye for tho
present and greatly distress tho minds OF tho
heroes OF the Stock Exchange, who had persuaded
themselves that Lord Derby would "knock down
" tue fret " ho dared TO break tho treaties" add
that Germany and Hungary were ready 70 maint.n
With enthusiasm the Austrian ConcOrdat and the
Austrian oppression of Italy. told you, as long
ago as January, On the best authority, that NsPo-
leon intended ~ adjourn actual hostiities TO rhs
month Of May. This delay has given tme to osr-
dina TO rouse the national spirit OF Italy, aad to
organize second army; while Prussia, and proc.
biz all Protestant Germany have taken somewhat
more sober aud business Ike view OF the Complies.
tioas. TIE Teutonic enthusiasm is saosting, aud
the can't about Germsnys shield and Corn,ny's
swold mas become haeknsyeL
The baptism Of the little Prince OF Berlin was
not accom- panied b. the much Pected amnesty nor
MAS ,ignAlized BY any hborI Ministerial measure.
The Chambers, which Tad excited such great hopes
have not yet done any thing to satisfy the wishes
OF tie county. They ere absorbed In resdins Pc
| 1T ons and reporting ABOUT them, without having
! done Eay legislative business Of importance. IL Is
10 be remarked that the Italian crisis has thrown
into The .hAAe the MCld9- Wsliacli.a difficulties.
! The Conference about the double elecEOa Of Pnacs
CogLs wast0 meet this week, bq. |! seems again u
have been postponed. la tae mean time, the Ao4o-
! Wslschsns are preparing Tor q serious struggle.
Tb.y are organizing ihsir militia, niforrfyng ;le
} strategic points on the Denahe, whie Russa Is
/ quietly assembling Sufficient force Oh the d)l
daFsn rOr.er ~ protect tae present state OF shng
either against tie Turks or against tas Aussr sns
Prince Llosca on the other hand is stIIrsg up Ga,
hatred Of the seryians agaias. the ex-Pria.'
Alexander and his Aust ian patrons, " inq 2i,in.
into some cases OF terrible cruelty Derp5lr.teS
against political prisoner, IN $40 nad l-55 Dao
liz Of Montenegro q sOsgiciously gEie., bss Aloali
AID Toes.aly are rpe Tor 81 outbreak. The Turk
ieei their oEndaOgvt kee1ly acc arc coocen:r ,.in
troops along the BAksn, ready TO march into Ser
ga OF tie PFAciP,litiss az aOoa as the reso.
breaks oaL
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