, 1860-06-16

Aky 2t 1se1.
The Parliamentary debates in England, the
refusal Of the Lords to abolish the paper duty,
and the apparent conflict between the two
Houses, sink into utter insignidcance before the
mysterious plans Of Napoleon, which continue |
to disturb the mind Of all Europe, to unsettle
every established combination, and to threaten
the Continent xiih complete reorganization
for better OF worse. Even the statesmen Of
England zee clearly that the stssus quo cannot
be 1naintained, and arc preparing for tue great
struggle: while the Emperor Of France still be-
lieves he may handle the lightning Of revolution j
tor his OWN purposes, and dissolring il into iu-
nocent elsctric sparks, conduct It BY wires
which be knows how to pull without causing
general conlagration. It is certain that he
easily adapts himself to any new circumstances
Of the case. Deeply involved IN the Oriental
question, which, in cooperation With Kussls, be
desircs to solve without serious Vat, tan
baldis expedition was uucommonly dlsagreea'
bic to him So long as it vas not known whether
the Italian patriot would be able TO reach Sicily;
whether he would not compromise the Papzl
dotninions; whether he would depend upon the
cooperation Of the Sicilians; whether tue rosa1
troops would not crush HIM at the outset;
| whether Naples, flushed by victory, Tonld not
alliance with Austria, renew the WAT IN Italy,
Guribaldi was pirate, and Cayour accused Of
| coppirauce, Now TINT the rottenness of the
| Neapol;tau system is laid bare. that the royal
troops refuse to fight, and the success OF the m
surgents is most probable, Garibaldi has, IN the
patrivt, and subscriptions for Sicily are SLOWED
| 10 be collected, though the publication Of the
lists Of subscribers il forbidden ~
Cavour's explanations. nave sufficiently reas-
sured the French Government. md the King OF
Naples is advised to give up the struggle for
negotiated between Sardinia aud France, giving
a guaranty to Victor Emanuel for his ue~ &C.
ou,sitions, and allowing him 10 accept the crown
OF Sicily, in case Garfbsldi should soou be able
to offer it to his royal friend and patron. The
strictest observance Of neutrality toward the
| alleged concessions; the revolution in Sicily
must be localized; and as 10 Naples, things LETT
tn their own logical devetopment- Thus the
Italiau question will remain exclusively in the
hands OF the Italians, since the great difficulties
Of the East, to be followed by ne German qnes'
ton, fully occupy the Imperial mind. -.
The different combinations of European pot
icy as regards the SICK man, or rather bis 10
heritance. ha7e rendered it desirable for n =
poleon to remain on good terms with Austris
| Prince Metteruich WIS received and teaated y
the Tuileries and at Fontainebleau with NOR
than usual coursesy; the infFactious Of tht
| ,reaty Of Zurich by Austria, which refused Il
rrant an amnesty 10 the Fenetians, we're silent
ty pasted over, and At Turin the Cabinet was Il
Keen down an Italian movement which nigh
lead to q renewal Of the war. But AuatriA re
, fused to swallow the bait. she knows that Rus
siA will remain implacao!e toward her 50 iong
Prince Gorchakoff remains at the head Of al
fairs, Forbidden to turn him out BY the Gen
man srmpathies Of the Empress and the trad,
tions Of the policy Of Nsohous. Francis 1osep
begins to seek power, not IN foreign alliAncea
hut ia = system Of concessions, especially t
,he uunearians, we'll aware that his power
imaginary 50 long Is he cannot count upon th
loysty of Hungary. It is true that, 50 far, q
bis measures have proved inefficient, as ha
i. measures usually are; but, having once give
y m the policy OF rigid centrahzat1ou and Ge
,e manization, he will by apd BY glide down ftol
= the gidoy nights Of disine right into the sa
=: position OF Coosdtutionalilm. ~.
i. bis des,gus to be bat1ed, or Ia giye iims to
eueuies to gather forcss. Accordingly psz
=. 2. INLET On Hungary wilt BE- issued, probably t
e.. day. by the great pamphlet publisher, Dent
- ia tic Palais Royal, not exactly Official or OF
e, 81 oious, but still accompanied By doartsh OF u
y press sufficient to cal! tho attention O. Euro
= 10 It. Il contains clear and shors abstract
Il tho Hungarian questiop. and conss 70 ths CO
a. clusiun that reconciliation between Hungs
and the Austrian dynasty is impossible, .
10, that Austria has ceased to b Boiwark OF
:, rope on the east, or eren great Power:
effect of this pamphlet will b. enormous
oi,. Hungary. 1t will rsassu1s those who are
. lodespalr Of tho future, and n ho, In tho bel
, that Tho county has been abandoned .hy
~ Europe, might try to come to terms With Fr
cis Joseph. Tbe moment for publishing
pamphlet, and for reau{matinR tho hopel
,o1, Hungary, is peculiarly veil chosen: i lncrea
1se =: the difficulties Of the Vienna Cabinet, and
g." ns1ial Council from exercising sny inaust
fhe looks Of Hungary will b. turned 70 r.
= snd Eapoleon'a power to ooefce Austria VIII
& come Irresistible,