New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
THE STATE OF EUROPE.
ON Our Own CorrespopdsnI

From Our Own Couespondsnl
TURIN. July 2, 1861.
The draqates of the so-caled Confederate
States have arrived at Psris but if they hope to
meet with sympathy or to succeed in inducing
the Emperor not TO recoguize the blockade, they
will soon be undeceved. All Europe Ia now ~
deeply sgtatpd that no power will dare to mix
in American affairs. Not even tho cotton inter.
est is strong enough TO warrant any kind OF
Interference. BE assured that the strictest nell
tralty VII be- observed throughout tho war;
Though England hopes ttat even this year the
cotton crop of Egypt, India, and Africa, will
cover great portion Of the deficiency OF the
American expectation, the supply Is scaDty, and
still no paper has get been bold enough t. advo-
cate the breaking Of any effective blockade.
As to privafeerng you know the opinions OF England
aud France; accordingly IN the ports Of the Euro
pran Powers and their colonies Will be sealed 10 The
southern cOrsairs Their Ouly chance might per-
hnps be Spain, though even that power will soon
officially shut her pOrts; still, the Cuban Captalnf-
General we're always corrupt, and the porte OF
Porto Rico aud San DOuiDgO might be hos
pitablc to the p.ratIc Gag under the pretense Of
OyeIbelIing force the part Of tue prIyst'ers.
All the Libyruls Of Europe, aud may say likewise
the Conservatives, fully appreciated the rights OF the
Union men, aud know that your war is war OF
Nationality IN the first place, and next war OF
Liberty; though the idea that fugitive slaves are, III
certain cases returned to their owners by the COM
mandcrs Uf the Federal forces sounds too stiange
Tor European minds not to be- censured.
Death ~ now rraping rich harvest. Count Ca
vOur the Sultan Shafarik, the chlrf OF tue BOhe-
m.Hn National party, krauss, the President Oi the
Vienna Imperial Council, Count T,lcki, the leader
of the Hungarian Opposition, PaIoc7y, the Pres-
dent of the Hungarian House Of Commons, have
died within the two last months aud the health
OF the Pope and Of the Austrian Empress is quiIe
IN desperate state, while the deep melancholy OF
the Queen of England continues ~ gkc cuuso Tor the
most serious appreheusions.
The new Sultan began his reign by expelng from
the palace a host OF superfiuOus officials ana dis
missing the wives Of the late Sultan with the eX-
| ceptiOn Of those who have children. lie reduced
his own civil list from 1000, 900 plasters to ~,
600 600 and seus to have at henrt the finances Oi
the empire The first declaration to the European
| dipomatlsts contained the usual promise OF every
new prince to continue the system vi his predrcrs-
sUr aud b. wl hold his promise just as other princes
are accustomed 10 do.
| La Hungary things are nearer to a crisis. The
Emperur Fruncis Joseph has refused 10 receive the
addnsS Of the Diet since il contains one s'ntrnce
which puts ia question his night to the thlOhe' IL
| is the amendment carried hy the extreme party
| agaInst DrAk'r more moderate views. Tho Diet
may reconsider the amendment, but il the majority
ina ss on IT, tie Diet will be dissolved aud the Gov
| ernment will order nca el~ctous. In the mean time
the oicble levy Of the OF taxes scontInded,
and exciting the people, blOody conflicts have al-
ready taken place at Csongrad aud Nersrtz. The
Imperial Council At Vienna wastes the time IN bar
rem discussions the ony law thy have passed beint
that which gyes hVo dollars Jay 10 every member
| lLy Council