New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06
INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.
From Our Own Correspondent


The Roman or .xtion ia in tho best way TO !
come TO '.,ee5y solution. Count favour p"'
evidently some important communication !" ni"ho
% the, Italian Parliament since Mr. AuolDot'
enc 6f his personal friends, announced an lD'o'-
u0atoo about ROme, which was at once met
nv the President of tho Council III The most
Ss,S,y wav. He declared that bo would be
harry TO give complete information ab"u' 'he
negotiations with tho Holy Sec on Thursday OF
FRIDAY next. About the same time La Guef-
EoaAiere pamphlet is expected appear N france
which is to contain the Emperor uit'ha'um 20 'ho
PYSs it. @ v.n.f. remain. for the
present in abcyance bat Italy ules
gt nn srmy of 100000 men in readiness
sr 1852 and watches miouSly the ever
changing phases of AustriAs Hungarian difficulties
Tbo Vienna Ministry were already tired OF that
business. and would have preferred TO cut the KNOT
by the sword. An Instruction would have Detn
auto a godsend TO Chevallcr SchmerhnS, and no
psoyocaOns we're spared TO excite troubles at RESIN,
from the 18th TO the 18th inst, which is the ami
rersary of the Pesth revolution. The hungarian
srthorities however, and all the popular leaders
~ere forewarned by Gen. Klapkas and Turrs public
Aetter, and by private information nom anolhtf
quarter and thus it happened that the 18TH passed
without any demonstrations. Indeed, tine TIME
Of the demonstrations is completely gone. Hungary
being busy with the elections 10 the Diet most
of the old leaders of the movement OF lo4o have
been returned members of the Diet, among lheih
yepr core spondent, Francis Puszky, iur the HAST
twelve years living in exile Though the vienna
Ministers are still most hottie TO the idea OF sceiig
two Ministries and two Parliaments, two separate
administrations, and probably TWO armies III VIC
Emnire II ia not entirely impossible that recon
citation should take place between Hungary ana
Francis Joseph II is said that Count RechbeTG,
the son of the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, was
lately sent to London TO inquire whether Ehgland
would be- willing 10 support Austria against event,
ual French encrOachments. The reply IS reported
Ia have beer, that England considers the Austrian
Empire as the most important component part OF the
balance of power in Europe, and the most desirable
ANY in case of European war, but only II Neheua
becomes united 20 Italy, and if Hungary is satisfied;
Austria cOnvulsed by internal struggles not beng
able 10 fulfill her task. In consequence OF such an
advice, some of the most Influential conservative
statesmen of Hungary were summoned to Court, IN
order to combine plan which might satisfy the ma
zion We do not, Of course, know the details OF
such plan; but it is not difficult TO say that the
easiest, nay, the only plan for pacying Hungary IS
Ne restoration of the laws OF lo4o.
The Emperor Of Russia, upon whose assistance
Che Vienna Ministers reckoned played them an
ngy trick by treating the Poles with fOrbearance
httle expected in Europe. He is willing To restore
their autonomy, though not at once. Still ne has
already dismissed NJ. MouchanO6, the most obnox'
ious of all Russian Cfiicals ut Warsaw, and he
promises National Council Of Administration. On
the 10th inst. he published the lOng-expected ukase
about the emancipation Of the seris. We have as
yet no details OF that most important document.
stiD we know that, beyond personal liberty,
4 grants TO each sen his cabin and one
acre Of garden-land, beside the right within
two years, two buy twelve acres of land more
from the landlord at very moderate pIca
yata
jurisdiction over his late serfs. II is believed that
he Russian great landed prOpriet0rs Will soon get
some political influence in the Government, and that
Che Emperor wishes to indemnify their peeuniary
losses by some kind OF participation IN inc nonlin'
;stration, and even in the legislation of Russia
The restoration of the Polish Constitution of l6ls
IA likewise mentioned as being III contemplation.
So much is certain, that the Emperor Napoleon
strongly recommended such measure TO GA
Alexander, with whom he has come 10 on agree
ment about the Oriental question. For the present
That question is not yet npe. The French Oecupa
ton OF Syria is extended for three months longer,
tnd Turkish Commission for inquiry into the
grievances of Bosnia is sent out, but will lead 10
90 result, though France and Russia are not yet
prepared to take any decided part Seryia is arm
ing on scale not at all commensurate
b. the resources of the country, and Montenegro
has already begun the war by Selling that bit of
iurkiSh Albania that protrudes into the Gulf Of
CelarO, and is known under the name of SuttOrina
70 the attacked territory, and succeeded in landing
steir troops, and driving away the Montenegrins
NIL the mountaineers do not 80 easily give up their
intention of establishing communication with the
coast of the Adriatic or ut least the banks of the
lake of ScutaT for unless they can establish them
selves on the seashore, they remain excluded from
communication with the outer world.
After the fall Of Messina, il was expected that
the bttle fortress Of Ciyclla di TrOntO or one of
the Businesses of the Abruzzi, would likewise sur
render-sO much the more since the ex-King OF
Naples had dispatched an order for captivating to
the garrison. But those hopes were not fulfilled
The majority of the garrison being murderers and
robbers, who fight with the halter round their necks
being well aware that no captulation could protect
them against prosecutions for their former misdeeds
Accordingly, they replied to the summons of Gen.
Mezzocapl that they do not care for any order of
Francis H.; they fight on their own hook, and do
not mean 70 surrender. The siege is, therefore, to
De continued, and il may be few weeks more
before the last stronghold Of the Bourbons can be
taken.
The Italian Government has resolved not TO re.
store the defenses of Gaeta though the fortress is
not TO be totally dismanted, while Manfredonia is
to be fortified In the SOUTH