New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
THE STATE OF EUROPE
TIRE WAR QUESTION.

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IA s.te bss in these later times sssun%d 10 tue eyss
a I'll a ehsrsctsr 81 gravity when bss ns,afey
rretk toe DiDa of ire Emperor tr ~ 80
allowable for the chief Of greet Poser IKE ff1ocs
10 isolste himself from q1s stems Tocn lnts =.
Esrepenp orc.r. Animated Dy spirI; OF ptooeo,1
WHEN IL would have ben c0lpa1le Dol ~ haNs
pcs,esssd be directs his attention I'D we ms
90 n.p,.y 70 IN. resaousbe end equitable s1l1'on
Which these delicate ana difficult Problems may ~
GIVE. ,... .Vh;,, %
The Emperor has nothing to disguise, nnsei5g 70
sisayos eir6er in the Object Of his soxOas dshoSI
ton or 10 Bis sliaDees ffebch mV7i0'' b
to6cy and jusiines bis vigilance. ..L.r toss,,a
io pr.,rps-- q the dssq dietnoes-We tAhe Po'1ui
IN beh. wing them NJ fo1poed-Ehicn nave 1ei.a'71
n.lhc on,1on ~ Piedmont, tue EDperf bas pro II so1
a.. E,,a ~ S.di1ia 20 defend hin agAhst sny az
40 90 the part Of Austrisi ne mas promised
so-,ipo more snc II !. well kno6n that ne Keeps ms
sesd. .;s.-o3 5,.,,o, NJ war; Since
-, r~roa has il not been more 10 conformity with
The Jpss Of prudence 70 ior.see cihcnuies' more VI
Lssr.ar .po 10 weigh al their conss9uencos
1--WE have Just n1lcnt<d wn9t real 10 the thought,
the duties 81 the tenoeoces of toe EmpsroI snd all
that the xsge.rsons VI The press nave added tnere-
10 10 pure iu,ss nation, falfehoOd, add Taving.
"Ffsbc- It lie as,erted is making coosidsrsbe war
Eks preparations. Taat IL completely gTstuitOus I'M
pui.siob Tue regular Elective OF the peace foOtag,
sSopi,d two years ago by the npeTor mss Dot been
exceeded Inc srilefy 10 pufcha.l1g =, w hOrsss u
attsb the Ieglemen;aIy hints. Tue lnisntry req
Lp@Llt arc = lNN' LUX NJ" WV i'-'""ONN' ~
1T is affirmed also that the French srsenss are
displaying extTacId bsTy activity. But 1t IL i9ig1deh
that We nave all orr artillery 10 charge snd al oar
Feet 70 transform. This last undertaking, long SINCE
decided On in order 10 give 10 our fleet It's normal
suelgib, B sanctioned Dy the annual votes VI Tue
kti.Iauve BODY and, not outstanding the mo5t
pisse sOIthy activity, several y1ars wiz s' 10 Ao0S
say for the accomplishment Of the 'erailn
Lssty reasisess felt at the preparations 10 our
navy Al these preparations, however, CONSIST OF ne
fitting out Of four for the conveyance OF troops
from France 10 AIetTla and from Algeria 10 France
s,o al four screw transports destined tO provide for
d, fstebt eLt0altes, especially for the service OF
Civi,s Veccbis and for the rsvlc,ualing ~ way oil
A~xsporis, Of our expedition in Cochin CLina.
Z" Such the facts and they shOuf inuy reassure
sincere men a. TO the projects sscnbod 10 the Emperor
and to treat as they deserve the allegations oi tnOse
who are INTERESTED 10 csstUg doubts the most nnob
jectionsble Measures, and h.nging clouds over the
clesrest situations.
IL il not time to ask when will end tbese vague and
absurd rOD0rs, spfsad by the press from oGe end OF
Europe 10 he other repIese ming everywhere 70 PoO
hc cIsduty the Emperor OF the French as e1clns 70
war ane throwing upon him SUI the respOns btnty
OF the dsqoeiude and wsI prep rations OF EaroPe
"WbO then, can have HRbt 10 msie@d puOhc
opinion 30 shamefully-to alarm interesS SO graIuit
ousiS A. -. .ho.. uo d;,,oo0,,;c
no,e,-wteIe the acts which indicate desire % ex-
for the passions ~ncn II satisfies or Tor the
glory vh CD II procores WOO mas seen the
has counted the pieces Of cennOn-estimacd the sup
phes which said 10 have been added with 80 mn'o
cost and haste 10 the ordinary state oil peace iOOug
In France Where the extraordinary levies, tue
anticipated calling out OF soldiers! TN whN day
were recalled 20 service the men now absent on re-
bevabe iu longhs VINO, III short, eau show tue
slemelts bOaevsr se hit they may be, OF the general
accusauOls when nalevOlsnCe invents, when Gre
duliiy haRks about and which stupidity accepts
{" No doubt es We have said the nperor watches
over the VARIOUS causes Of complication which may
show themselves on the horizon. L. IL the daty OF ali
prooent policy endeavor 10 coDure the events
or questions, which ore OF nature 70 trouble that
oroeI without which there is neither peace nor bu'i-
mere transactions. IL Is not respite winch commerce
requires; IT Is security ana safe future.
such foresight IL neither agitation dor pTovocs-
ton. To stuoy questions Is not 10 create them and TO
Turn asoe res ATOs and attention from them wOod be
neither to suppress nor TO solve them BESIDES, mp
Omatc examination OF these qdesttOnS has Oeen con-
mebcod and uotbiDg warrants the belief That the issue
will be favorable 10 the COTS hdation oil paohc
peace"
remove erroneous views, which, IT declares, are enter
tanned abroad Of the reg atons concerning tue puoho
pIess III France, IL ssye;
"pubhc opinion IN foreign countries does mol clearly
understand the present regime OF tue press IN tfaoce
The belief appears to prevail too generally that thc
journal, are subected to prev ioue censorship, aud
thus an importance il assembled to them winch IL uu-
founded. The Administrator, II ought 10 Dc known,
has no preventive action a. regards the press Inc
pubhc snoud therefore, in sy state OF things, be on
It's guard against toe inductions founded o. the lau-
gnsse of the journals. Whenever grave question
prstenis ised or 40 important act is accomplished,
the Government addresses itself directly 20 the nation
thtougn the ofical journal That IL dOtS witch 1t
has asays impoeed ITSELF and which 1t will accom-
phsh tie more scTupuousiy under prcsent CIR cum'
stan ces that public opinion is than ever taken
unswares and misled."
A BRITITH VIEW or THE ABOVE.
F,O. TAs LonSbn TSns. Ma'oh7.
Like the Pagan Jupiter, who al one time covered
the heaveps with iIghtul storms, which, at another
time, he the cane Jupiter, with equal CELEBRITY re-
moved the Emperor Napoleon, after having terrified
long with the ruinOrs OF approaching war, nov
de to soothe with the accents OF peace aud sc
cniiiy. IL was full time. Toe prospects OF year oi
uncon men promise have been partly bhghted aud
more than tao months already Ost 10 tue friends OF
civilization and Advancement by the generally oluusod
dread of European war. When 4 few words can 50
easily allay the teIIOrs that cOnvuse the world We
may naturally regret that they have ~ long remained
upspoken, and that We have been allowed To sander
In that outer oafkDess, which a single rsy OF that
light, which burns like Roslcrucien flame 10 the
sacred bureau of the Moaifeur could 40 speedily
spa entirely dspel We do not relish pTacticsl jOkeS,
and NC certainly should hardly have suspected that
60 much grave humOr could lark 10 the lnpers 81
breast, To hoax 4 whole continent Is a Joke on q
most gigantic scale, go large that It oeases 70
be . jote at all. The student OF the history
of Rome is struck against bis Nil with q kind VI
keeping fitness between the en)rmous onnes
of The Caesars and the stupendOus tneater On
which they were perpetTsted; and tue false al4rm in
when Eurvpe has beer plugged during the last Two
months Is on a scale WORTH Ot the fuoce Who has
causeu II. However, thank Heaven! the period OF
pToupcless terror "a at an end The merry gentleman
who has dr., ssed huseh up IS ghost TO fnghton US
has resumed his oIdlnary habiinents and the GRIMM
max and turDip-lsnterb shske our nerves DO more.
II was very dreadful ghe II lSsted, bot nov we kooS
that meant nothing and ale reassuIed accordingly
We can assure the Emperor OF the French tqat 10
hohAmedAn prisoner listened 10 the preaching OF
the Koran the upted scimetefs OF his conquer