New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-14
ditions on either side, which is much better Cor


French ;ntclagc Although no other end than tins
Ia the negotiations Of tue last months could bo
nationally looked for, it excessively rrItates our
retrogrades lay and clerical Liberals OF oil shades
are much delipltrd--Inless few dark-shaded atra-
hilarious OTleanists can be called hberais. Both
parties feet that the act of recognition, wbe n0m-
naIly leaving Inc Roman Question aflde, ana as
open as ever, really embraces II, and pfacucmIy
narrows I'm nc a sharD angle ts limiting lines 10 an
inevitable close. While the Imperial Government
adiourns indefinitely The withdrawal Of the French
garrison from Rome, it has absolutely rejected the
proposition offered by Austria and Spain OF forming
n cO-paT.ncIship with the Catholic Powers OF
Europe tor the sustaining Of the POpes temporal
concerns.
The actual nominal head Of the Roman Land
Agency, poor Plus ~, is very miirm. 10 10 I'M
possible 70 make out from the cont, adlctOry reports
on the subject, what nicely ishis physical condition;
that It is nnnneutly bad there can be 10 doubt. IL
is only ACROSS his grave, If at all, that the Court vi
Rome can enter on a new line OF policy running
with the coursc of modern history. Cabinet Minis
tiers and their masters are anxOusly awaiting The
chances of its opening. 1t is said that Austria tho
parry most Interested in the old road, Is making
arrangements for the meeting OF the Elective Col
leye Of Cardinals Directors in Verona. IL is TO be
feared fiat there is no other foundation for this rt-
NOR than the traditional belief in the blind obstinaey
Of austrian policy, and the weil-known theory 0i
the mere violent leaders of the Clerical party that
aims 10 produce "A reaction by extreme measures.
new p0nti- Unprotected outside OF Rene. would
be- ant to find an Italian King its temporal throne,
and only Bishops chair for himself, on coming TO
his See. If he preferred 10 stop away" IA pdrti-
JUs, there are growing signs worth noting that
Schsmatic Italy rpight come TO renounce even MS
spiritual ~ honty. Thereor he would prefer 10
come and lit in komo as spiritual head tie Catho-
lie Church and temporal governor OF his EsplScOpai
palace and its Immediate precincts.
The Sultan. whose ieieardmme health was war
rantcd " good week ago, is dead-of the harem
aud premature oil age. Abdul Medjid Khan, born
l9th April, Ic2i, assembled the throne LIST July,
10 3, at the age OF 10. He was supericiay civil
izcd; Dire ed himself and his hoops in imitation of
the Frank; meant well, and governed ILL., j. e., did
not mean much OF anything, and was governed by
bis sexual passions, and by male ayolites, good or
bad as they happened TO Oe. Several pieces Oh nue.
sate papers with his name attached To them, were
issued duriig bis regn--tlnzimdfs hGu, wbai-d-ye-
call-ems to- "a nysiyiny and mysiied able editors
love to syle them Tor imposing effect upon the gem
erul reader. There were imperial decTee7, verbally
favorable 10 the cause nj civilization and the human
rights of his nomnaliy Christian subjects, who COM
pose the immense majority of The population oil
European Turkey. They did do so-4o partial good,
aud some harm; they were the preteNt for hyper
G.,
banker Mrrs, their respectiyc' parliamentary and
stock iobbiug pulls, to the effect that the Turkish
Government was one of the most progressive, its
silbiccts among the happiest, Governments and peo
plies II ihr world. Some ten thousand OF those
happy subjects were mastered by other thou
sands o their fellow subjects last year;
Mnfss Turkish loan proved 10 be- an utter
sWindlc. The progressive Government treasury
is So utterly bankrupt that ii could not pay Abdul
Mednd's expenses for n briei journey in search Of
hahh and ~ he wasted out NJ home, las Tuesday.
He was buried, aud his brother, Abdul-Aziz, pro
claimed sultan before nightlal. From the very
lltba taat IL known. and from the very great deal
that l. affirmed Contradictory by newspaper writer's
II seems 10 be not improbable that A. Azlz hns
about the same degree of superficial Eurupeaniza-
ton a. and rather more energy than, his deceased
brother; that lie knows two or three language;
lncliues 10 the old Mu.ullman party the " silver
rrays" 81 Isamism, and viii attempt, for while,
impossible conservative reforms.
He ha. already put out a new Han [catch an
table correspondent To- call it proclamation !
very Heal lud insignificant. Government jour
nni.s.- ~ received their ruc 10 speak well of him
aud t. Despite him, Il, aud them, two things NJ
main constant: That real reforms must Nil old
Turkey; that without effective reforms the fostering
corruption Of its rotten body polite must beget
revolutionary eruption. AS every ono knows, all
Turkey and IL body and estate being divided among
the attendant nursing European Powers, Is the mu-
tual jealousy OF these political Sarah Camps as to
their respective share in the final cutting up. The
death oil the late aud accession Of the relgnrg Sultan
do not for the present, add any important agtating
element 10 the Eastern question: Diplomatists and
Stockholders take ii quietly.
Wen enough, however, to note, since We are once
in the polltco- geographical yicinasc, that: Grace
is in profound political agitation and seemingly
homeless financial embarrassment; Hungary holds
oui frln, against Austria, and Austria, with seem
ing obstnacy against Hungarian right; Russa,
.'hard np' tor money and superintendent work o.
emancipation hand, consequently unable Tor the
uoment 10 utterly crush down rising Poland with
mailed hand trlcs 10 s00the It with lying promises
OF gentle nursing. Which for the present are like
10 answer their purpose. Prussia, under the guld-
ancs of its new King is trying 10 90 crubbedy
backward away from il own destined future pre-
dominance in Germany, toward the feudal tomiool-
cries of the Middle Ages and suicidal alliance with
Austria--Its IN every sense Middle-Aged, King join
inp with oher foolish German kinglets in lebIatng
this year the anniversary ithe battle Of Waterloo.
Which stupidity eXcites the quick French sense
of the ridiculous to counerbalance anger, and pro-
dnce a resultant mixed of irritation and contempt.
In this catalogue review Of the Powers OF Europe,
Joseph of Caprera must not be omitted
Aud first il is pleasant to say of him, that last
Gortpights idle Tumor OF his sickly estate had
beside the kilograms, no other foundation than an
ugly rheumatic twinge. Let me quote from an
Italian paper an anecdote ofhm: a French vessel
"was in imminent danger of being east by violent
storm on the coast OF his sland-arm Kingdoms
the ready, prnctiscd sailor jumps into his boat,
"rows up TO and boards the French craft SEXES the
tillcr and steers il free from the coast; declines
"the Shippers grateful offers Of money and brandy
ito his unknown savior, jumps into his boat again
and rows back to his iarm." All oiwhich, proba