The sun., 1862-03-18

| tha', eit1r 1l', W. torm but small proportion
| 4" to population Of Chriitont1n
No ono Who atcn'ively porus's the Euro
pear in liEsrc'.w II he apt TO cJntinu' in this
F'a,c oi forge fulrot5. Tao grott agitation in
Gcnnscy wk.h arrays AI.'ria and her Wurz-
lH \ hiho' ON one side ard Prussia with tho
and perhaps secretly, French and Eng-
lish aid upon tho other, couvul.ei a population
twice that Of the L itol States, with regular
trained armies oGgreRa'ing more than a mil
lion Of men. The agitation in Rn.sia, relative
to the emancipation Of the Ssrfs is daily as
sumirg widcr proportion while Poland Is cyi.
don,ly on tho very bi X Of revolt more
Unanimous and cotormi1oi than any that has
occurred nj CO her PARTITION.
IT,. late speech Of Prince NArorFov, in the
| IT, roh Sunate, has produced Tho most intense
and thicatsrirg tSoitsnant among be- students
am ~o'kinEmcn Of that volatile people, ia ono
| direction abl the cniiro priesthood and all tho
ro,, iute adLerent. Of Tir, ~ in 'ho other. In
| all the manufdc'u 'urirs cities md da'riJs tho
ftfT' ritE Of the poorer classes is 'rrh,'ll. ~
Lyons, The coffee houses in tho po,fof wares
have he. n cl.sed, owing to tho Circumstance
that persons leaving tEom wore subject
10 demands f5r charity not alsays made
with Ia" tons ard gesture of humbls pen.
ury $1,000 s1sl- are represented 10 bo dosii.
tute within that district aione. Whie such Rre
ih, elements Of explosion occum .la,ing in tho
very centre and hot-bgd Of revolutions. Italy
,rembi,s will oagoiuos. ,oF . Spring clmpAign
against tie tcr,isa cct pants q Nonioe, ana tho
| language d GAHIrALpr % his old mpaniol =
tr-um' 3. rsi'her he.i'at,nR nor cqYiyo,il.
liu' the siill gmuder rcouo Of oxeitonpnt is
farhlr S uth-grander because the fchome
said by iutelligcn' wi'nc..s,, to uc fompntng
| 'luo aims az domination in tho mighty Eu.
| Tic first NAroi Eor like groat stratos istI and
Wsriicr4 Who preceded him, over poi1'od 10
| Confiantnorlo a. tn" portsl OF power in tho
| 1lont and it whs % favoritr maxim with him
| that whrsoov,r should poasoss and hold the
Gol'cn Horn, would he miator a. the worlI
his aim and idea, II Is ascrod by tho KoEL.
~ CHR IEurSG-ouo Of tho best informed
| journals ~ Europe, -animato the oVeftions Of
| tho Gic,k National Party, whose oxor-
| uons hsyo, now, ae. tho land Of BIz,r-
| ria in blaze of insurreciion against
the liiynrian dynasty thss rules it. Tho mot
TO Of tlat party has long been tho expulson of
the Turks from Europe, and the 70 e5tablB e.
mcnt Of a grand Crock Empire, with tho an
| cicnt i' zantium for ita capital Russia, with
her colossal power, has loog sought tho posoci.
| sion Of Cjnstantnople, and with IN, Crock
| church established AZ hor state rite, 4ho, more
than any othot Goyo -nmont Of modern
| dsyr, lays claim 10 tho title Of the Crock
| Empire. Sho has oaco bo.ors inter-
lrr.t, with fire aad sword, in bohalt
Of tho Greek1 against their iormcr
Ottoman oppprosors, and tho former have;
since that time, regarded her as their steadfast
| friend. lol u Russian movement towa rd in.
terioiorco the Archipelago would DO liable
| 20 auo her check like that received in tho Cri-
mea. A coalition similar 10 that of France and
| England might again bar her way. But, VIZ
| have indicated clements that will scarcely per.
init ho renewal Of such an offensive alliance
| While Russia may not appear In tho fold, in
view tl her own internal disturbances, che may
rot be compelled to withhold her active gympi
thy with tho Greeks, engaged, as thoy woult
be, IN a scheme that must eventually furlhe
| ucI aiablllCns
Auo'ha, thon, as tho ally OF Bavaria, 70
main as a barrier in tho path Of Gfecian indie
rou1urco.' liut the German papers last receive
tell US that, in conjunction with tho Crooks, III
Gariba'dians Cf l'aly hsyo planned landing o
he Tuicl. Gr,cian coasts Of ,he Adria'ic, smill
ia execution, but far prander In import, to th
luni.rg in Sicily, which ultimately drove III
Neupoltan FsRtINANp FROM tis throne. Au
u.a Ia $50 fully credited This plot, AMI so higl
| j. estimated the danger Of this double diver5io
ihn ths has come TO an understanding with th
sultan. Whose vtgs,ls o. war are about TO scoJ
q 'ho hdra,ic Ia conjunction with those Of FRAN
b JusrIu.
B. Ilus stands ths European ma gazine toda,
d ard park thrown by designing or incar
.. tious hand may light a conflgratiOn in Il
70 terrible presence Of which the American peopl
= notwithstanding all thoir cost of blood ar
| treasure, may have reason to rejoice that the
r stGrd alooi from complications with uatior
o equally vol armed with Themselves, aad moi
. enabled to do them injury than arc tho iol
% millions Of slavoholders in the South.