New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22
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THE STATE OF EUROPE.

By THE EUROGNs ,,,1rs


trsyrd sH over Europe that we are on the eve Of
A.. gar ard Of several revolutions. a, AIessan-
ara King Victor Emanuel said pls,nly and puol:y
!. GtLerL Klspka that be thinks lie .hal. soOn
have another brush With the Austrians. IL Central
Esy Garib,ldi and KslOerpa,ten face one another,
sd can scarcely restrain their wish 70 settle Old
rores BY hsDd.tO hand fight The Dukes Of
Nelena and Tuscany are organizing an army Of
ilvsslCn upon Austrian territory, With the double
eb.ct 81 being ready 10 act as soon "a some local
egIeIeak shsil offer them an opportunity, and
Of ioTcl1g tie ensncyGied States 10 keep UP
eosty armaments. involving greater sscn1ces
sIa heavier taxation heb, as they beleve csnnlt
a. - lead 70 discomfort sad q COULTER reyJlu-
teh The grestest ,sItsti0n prevails 10 the King
ls1 Of Nsp,s; the people are restless, the srlstOc
r-Cy 10 fomeLtns disturbances ald entering Sto
se<ses correspondence with Mursi, while the Klug
kssLdDg bs troops 70 the Roman frontier s0d hs
tesi generals and Fllangieri, Nar z.l.e
nd Isebltells-sre retiring INTO yn7ac!, seeing
lew hopeless their efforts 20 maintain the present
kDg AID bis policy must prove. The moneyei
tzsses 10 France believe that new &sr 10 Italg 8
ret 70 b. avoided unless by European Congress,
ksi England has declared that she does not mean
70 take part ID such sn assembly, unl-ss the
nght Of tie Iislsns 10 dispose Of their
En Government b. previously acknowledged.
Assun refuses 20 listen 10 such g revolutionary
IrBcipe, and Napoleon, So well as Alexander of
Rnsla, = tying ~ extend the sctlon VI tue pro-
possd Corgress 70 complete revision of the
ra.ies Of 1915, aLd 10 pe~ diplomat; organzs-
ten Ct tie international relations Of Europe which
lave h'ely 60. out Of joint. TIE extensive con-
sprsey jus. discovered 10 Turkey, snd tbe ucsiish
petition OF the Princlpalitles on the Danube, show
stneleDty the dangers of the East; sud the pro-
posed Spanish expedition TO Morocco, when s
EVOfpl I'd I'D hp ND Nil
cal ED9lsh and French squadrOns OF observation
tibe Mediterranean. PGi ce Napoleon III s.cnou.
'ist 20 sSitzeIlsnd where he met tue Grand
Duehess Olga, the intriguing, fayorite sister vi the
Car, who has peculiar talent for diplomacy, alto
seiher BY chance, runor efDgs into correction with
ttproposed revision Of the treaties. On t1e other
kasd Lord John Russell caused dispatch TO be
pHo1sLeo, ~ which he approves OF the conduct of
Af. bIrce, the Chinese ambassador, and an
n0uD.es 10 him the speedy arrival OF combined
"sglo-FTeuch expedition to assist in the chast:e
nen. Of China. Accordingly the Iumors about
difficulties between England and France have ceased
70 CIRCULATE though the Moroccan business cannot
al 10 be dlssgreeable t. TIE EoglIsh. Ii i Official
ly reported that the new Emperor entertains hos
tile feelings toward the French; should he, there
fore, Bsueurste policy of opposition to toe Alge-
rne Government, II could scarcely be possible that
Spain and France should not extend their posses
sODs IN Africa, and get The complete command of
all the southern shores Of the Medierran since tue
Bey of 1unis is svoweGly only a French Nlceroy,
directed 10 his policy by the French Consul.
The lstest news from Central Italy Is stirring.
Col Anvlti, the exPresdent Of that Military Com
mission in Parms, which hsd to Investigate and 10
punish the alleged cases Of high treason during the
Ieign of the lCeutiOus Duke, vas discovered at
Parma on Wednesday last. IL is most probable
that his object was "a get up conspiracy Tor TIE
restoration of the fallen dynasty. Whatever his
Ia seiz "a recognized.
RED 10 prison but the mob forced the doors OF tie
gusrd.touse and killed him on the spot. We haze
vet 20 see how this rash act OF popular justice VIII
be viewed at Paris and Jenna. Ii may preclpltate
the impeding crisis. Under such circumstances,
the step of Mazzni, who, few weeks snce, visited
Florence and the ROmagns, IN putting hImseli and
his party at the disposal Of King Victor Emanuel
waving the question OF Republicanism, IN letter
Of the 10th Of September provided the klng dare'
10 sccept the Leadership of Italy and the var with
Au.tria connected with such a position, becomes
doubly important. At the same time the Pope
Issued an appeal TO the Roman Catholic world as
mean aud undighlhed as aDything can be- Inc Dd"y
htns says:
The exiled Dukes have maintained discreet
silence on their imaginary wrongs and real sorows
berg fuay excluded from their forfeited thrones nut
the Bishop Prince Of Central ltsy hiss not been eqnay
prudsnt. An aoOlble wal comes from the City OF the
Seven Hills which hros feeble reponse IN various
psts Of Caiho lie Cbrsieudom. But how different Is
The voice from that 10 which Rome spoke 10 The
world Instead OF the old tone OF authority We have
now cIly the faint echo of vanished power. Tie
nune ers Of the Vatican have dTlndeo Lto tim anu
shrewish whine. We have been iay oIed recently WITH
pathetic descriptions OF the giiet aud rloulaton IN
which the venerable Head OF the Church u plunged
But his onow is evidently net al ali OF the profound
KIND that finds relief IN verbs ana - leo deep iGr
tears. On the contrary, the Holy Fsther reyels
in weak ard worcy lamentations, ara INDUCES his
achrynose humor to the very uttermost. There is,
too, tone Of bitterness AMI latent worldly anN-
Rty in his gaTIulous complains, when dcuacs
hom the puIlty Of his Gflef srd cEmnlshes our
sympathy with the mourner. There runs through the
Pope addresses to his clergy tone of mingled as
sumption and sell de pTecdlCn, % pnesly arIogaCce
and pGuper.lke appeal, c! assumed Oene So.eccc ana
real mGnguty, that must iteeze m al manly Leass the
rising emotion OF pity fo- the hepessness OF his Sua-
ton Nothing can vel be worse III this respect than
the ALLEGATION which We publish this mornlns u
bIeaihes throughout epnt OF inbeole malice, ana is
marked by tone Of pIlce, oostnacyi ana la'en' ie-
venge such temporal rulers rarely indulge H.
THIS l. all the revealing from The lai spalent
veneer of brotherly love, sanity modeTaten A, aud
Christian charity that covers the who'll. Does lie
Pope himself DO any Of lis friends, suppose that ne
position can be improved by such mani!estCcs asi!us
Az a S,ste paper official sodreSs the Alocuron IS
bereatA CIltsm but as al Illustration OF tie genera.
character and splut not only Oi tie temporal head
ot the Papa States bat Of his Government Il = worth
notice"
The decree of the Austrian Government about
the organization OF the Protestant Churches has
been received by the frotestants with indgnation;
one only of the eight Districts hssas yet had OPP
por.unity for expressing It's opinion officially. the
other seven having not yet held their ConyocstoD,
bur this one the TIblscsn, protested in msny
manner agairs. the attempt TO interfere With the
rights of the ProtestaltS, and declared that they
would rather remain m their present provisional
lswless condition than TO beet their church 10
tie arbitrary ensctmehts OF the Government. Nr
Zseden,i, one of the leading Conservatives before
ic4s, man Of great Official experience and con-
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