New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-24
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY AUGUST "a, 1850

excusslly large proportion of himselO 10 queer,
frothy, soapy Monte Crstolized letters, which,
after al, have their positive merit, and make us
hero.
DON PPpino 6 aspatato at Naples and will
fulfill expectation. But Rome lies next door to
Naples; Venetia is but across the street as it
from Naples An attack upon Venice which Carl
bald, with the Neapoltan navy at his command, is
not a man to forego, duplicates Piedmont in a war
with Austria, which complexities France. Again,
go long as the Pope and the French garrison are In
Rome, they must stay there together or France Is
dishonOred. And the Pope wants to 20 to Bavaria,
and /. N. B. can't let him 60. Que hatn {"
pacific NJ importe comment" Exactly so, your
Majesty; the phase is as inpatient and honest as
that with which you slammed the door OF your PR
| yate cabinet the other day when you told Prince
Napoleon to take all the Palais hoyai, anu 10
what he would with it, and leave you quiet and go
| to the devil, so to speak Which the fnnce mas,
did and will respectively. D1. ins pha;.h ap,
Austro- italian Dglo Russian Oriental Rhenishrev-
oIutionary balance of power completely cannot be
| settled up with slammed door.
| The Pope sent letter few days ago to the
spiritual tycoon of Antioch Patriarch or what not
II started with being letter Of coincidence apropos
of the recent butcheres of Christians in Syria but
is mainly taken up with lively compassion and COM
His Holiness is sorry for the killed Christians,
and. within Christian limits, is bitter angry
with the Mussulman infdels well enough to
note. by the way, that nfdel Abd-el-Kader
saved the lives of all Christians who sought
his protection: the Emperor has decreed him
diamond cross of the Legion of Honor. in recogni-
ton of his good service. Ahmed Pacha, the Mill
tary Governor of Damascus, who let all the butchery
90 on was long ago decorated with the same cross,
as was also Commandant Schmidt, the Swiss Dali
getty, who conducted the massacre Of Christians at
Perugia in the Pope's dominiOns last year. Bitter
angry with the Mussulman nfdels, as / was saying,
but great deal angrier with Garibaldi and the
"public opinion of certain Christian State that
supports him and encourages his wicked course.
Whether the certain State }" is Piedmont or
France is uncertain, for it is certain that public
opinion goes with Garibaldi in both cOutries.
1t is a parlous time for monarchal heads, whether
uncrowned or crowned with tiara, turban, OF other
national couture. They all making calls on each
other as if to ask what's to be done next, and as if
they all felt in lack of praying that "suthin must
be done right away"
During the last ten years-dating from the efec-
tual and defntive suppression of that quite insane
and uncalled for revolutionary episode of l84S-the
management of affairs in Europe has been in the
hands of Kings Emperors, Princes and other SOL
EMMY constituted conservative powers. They have
in that time had everything in their own wise way
Excepting two hundred thousand men killed 10 per-
fectly orthodox regular, Christian and gentleman
ike warfare, and a few thousand men imprisoned
or e1ied to death, and few thousands exiled OF
imprisoned just not to death, the peoples have been
governed in the most paternal manner. Not free
Press, nor free speech ~ a free 7" meeting'-in
fine, no eament of social Reorganization anywhere
from the British Channel to the BosphOrus for ten
years The outcome of which is that Don Peppino
is the most triumphant of living continental Euro
pean rulers, and Louis Napoleon (the two-fold ile-
gitmate) the most prepOnderate
For the rest of them, since the Conference OF
Baden, two months ago, they do nothing but call
upon one another to know what is to be done next.
Prussian Prince Regent and Austrian Emperor met
the other day at TOpitZ, ever since when German
journalists have been deliberately proving their pro-
found ignorance of what took place at the meeting.
p. r. leaves to 90 to Ostend to confer with Belgian
King Leopold but will go to Warsaw to meet Gar
Alexander, to whom already he has sent letter by
hand of his sister, dowagerC zarna requesting that
F. Joseph may be invited to said review. p. K. of
Prussia will also receive Queen Victoria and her
subordinate husband on their visit to Berlin and
other parts of Germany. This worthy lady Is the
sole European monarch who can travel without
political baggage. She comes TO see her grand
children at Berlin, and to give subordinate Prince
consort opportunity to revisit native of his
youth. Kaiser F. Joseph, awaiting permissiye
invitation to call upon Car Alexander at
military review near Warsaw, arranges
meeting with King of Bavaria, who long ago
gave a standing or what under the circumstances,
might be styled a running invitation 70 the Pope to
come to Warzling whenever, as the late Sarah
Camp was used to say he should feel so dispoged.
The Duke of Baden is now on a visit to the French
Emperor, at the military camp of Chalons, whittier
the little Prince Imperial in charge Of his gOverness
has just gone to suck in the pacific principles of
Empire. The Emperor himself leaves there soon
on a tour to Savoy and Algers. In the early part
of his travels, probably at Monaco, he is likely to
meet Victor Emanuel or his ADLER lieutenant, and
for all diplomatic purposes, alter ego Camille
Cavour, (Who is more than his long headed Males
ty's match), in the latter part of them meeting
with the Queen of Spain, at Barcelona. The iyest
of all European Powers, as / have already said is
about to take lodgings at Naples rice Francis, ex-
King, removed. The Sultan and the Pope both seem
in imminent danger Of going further and faring
worse.