New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-10

IN. Immortal Government, ana IN ulihea ~ GU ial
quo apousad Napoleon of betraying the rope anu
gucse ~ Victor Emanuel in robbing the Church
sS'n Enneror himself did not expect such an oppo-
sit;on which took him quite unawares; Du' ho 10
mt the man to forget an insult or To huihor IN
opposition; accordingly we near areau. Vi az -n,
yn;nent dissolution OF the Assembly and OF ruplure
between the strictly Imperial and the clerical party
The moderate and statesmanlke speeches OF Messrs
Fayre. Olivier and DarimOn made likewise great
impression upon the Imperial mind, ana we shouiu
NOT he surprised to hear that the moderate Repub
Leans are not TO be violently opposed by the Gov
eminent, and that some at least among them may
reconcile themselves with the new NaPoieonio
policy. - bo,,,.ccn
Cbeyalier Schmerling's German and Baron va.
HUNGARIAN policy. The latter has for The moineh'
8 Cdecided advantage, since the Emperor goes ~
Rnda unaceOmpanied by his German ministers, az"
:; IN remain for q few weeks among the HuhgaIlnus,
who will not fail 10 make the best OF ths "lpoItu
pity for securing the independence 0l lluhgt! lic
The German Cabinet. But ScImerlings difficulties
are increasing likewise from other quarters. An
the German ntrigues for eStranging the Serbs, Ru-
mains. and Croatans from Hungary have completely
failed. ana an understanding between all the dler-
emf races under the crown OF 81. Stephen becomes
from dav 10 day more probable. Dalmata, TOO, de-
sires TO be united with Croatia, and through her 10
Hungary, Notwithstanding the opposition OF the
italian coast towns In Bohemia, again, ana III
Galicia the Provincial Diets threaten TO be reirac
tory, and to oppose the Unitarian schemes OF 'Ne
State Minister. Even in Tyro his majority is by no
means assured the Tridenjine cOuntr! sending pure
Italians to the Diet, and Trieste, which was
called the most faithful, has recently, by the
last municipal elections, returned thlfty-sN
Italians out OF fifty municipal councillors. We do
not envy the position OF the Cheyaher Schnerling
under such circumstances. and We do not conceive
bow the Imperial Council Nll ever be sci III work
inc order Long before the Hungarian difficulties
are settled Bohemian and Galician ones VIII dis
turb the equanimity of the Minister and unless he
dssolyes that monotonOus representation Ofthe Aus
trian Empire, which is to meet on the 2Jth oi
April he will have inaugurated the second Austrian
revolution.
The Liberal party in Prussia has lost al hope of
being able to get on with King William HE
Upper Chamber ressts most Violently any attempt
of the Ministers to introduce equality OF taxation
civil marriage, and equality before the law;
while the King is unwilling to brOak the opposition
of the country squires, by creating new batch OF
Efe-peers. All Germany IN an agitation, as IT II
on tAe eve of great events; while the Emperor
Napoleon continues TO arm, and keep his plans
secret.
An instruction has broken out in Bosnia Should
il for time be able TO maintain itself then
luton. Indeed, there was never time more pro-
pitious for It's solution in the interest Of the West
ern Powers. Russia through the Polish difficulties,
the financial stress and the emancipation OF the
seris in progress cannot think OF throwing all her
weight IN the balance Austria is next door 70 dis
solution and bankruptcy. If. therefore, France
and England could agree, they might be the masters
of the position. But Lord Pahnerstor is unInan-
ageable upon this question, and drives Napoleon
into the Russian alliance.
TIE lonian Islands claim again annexation to
Greece aud The London Times begins to think
that the loss Of the seven islands would be no mis-
fortune for England.
Russia seeing al the dangers Of premature out
break in Turkey, tries now to keep the Montene-
grins back without whose assistance the insurrec-
tion in Bosnia cannot make o good resistance
against the Turkish forces in the Province. II re-
mains 10 be seen whether Russas influence is as
strong in restraining Christian movement along
the Balkan as in other times i'll stirring il up.