New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-10
THE STATE OF EUROPE.
From Our Ora Correspondent.


on, Of their natural Capital while it does not guar
antco the temporal power of the Pope forever ex.
cites serious agitation. Al Rome, Belgian, Da-
van4n, aud a Spanish volunteer Of the pope's Zou-
aves made an attempt upon the life Of the French
Emba,sador, the Marquis Layale,te. They wero
caught, and are 10 bs tried by French couri-mar-
tial. At Genoa, Florence, Milan, Naples, Bologna,
and in most Of the Provincial towns great popular
demonstrations took place against the temporal
power of tie Pope. The people shouted IN many
places, 40 Rome with Galibsiiiw ~ Genoa
they claimed likewise the amnesty OF the nitator Of
Italian unity, Giuseppe Mszlin al LEGION they
shouted " Down with the Ministry" Ricnso who
uutil has not had one single success in bis for
eign policy, loses bis influence, the nation
has no confidence in him, while he, alarmed
by the popular favor which again turns
exclusively TO Caribaloi thinks Of Iepressve laws
againsi the right Of association lest the General
might BY some adventurous expedition, involve the
country III war not intended by the Government.
peru1zi, La cousin, the Minister Of Public Works,
plsLes Ecsp in that dangerous direction fince heis
certain to be supPortedty the majority ofthe CHAMBER
Tie nation. the other hand, is violently opposed
Of dozen u official and seui-oicia papers, all tie
press Of the Peninsula the Independent well the
democratic aud republican organs, denOuIce unani.
mousy the Cabinet. Tire King himself is dissaiis-
lied with his Minister'S, who are unable either to in
auence Nupolcons policy, or to identify themselves
with the ardent desires Of the people. The cry On
20 Rome and Venetia" 10 universal Thus ne see
the most abnormal situation IN Italy. A King more
liberal than the Cabinet and Parliament, ard Ia
ton which desires the Ring to dismiss his Ministry
aud 20 dissolve the Chamber Unfortunately, the Min
lister of War is ukewarm about armaments, and una
bic 10 make use OF tic national enthusiasm for
forming ut once an army Of 100000 men, Three
huuurcd thousand will under arms in the Spring, but
they ore not yet ~ army 1t is most probable that
within fortnight the King will diamiss Ricaso and
appoint Rsialn President of the Council, who has
already complete lat for energetic Cabinet.
He takes the Home Office, NigFa or fariha will be
nj tie Foreign Aiairs La harnora gets be War
Ollce, Cordova the Finances, Depretis the Public
Work., Pepoi the Commerce, and SelA Public In
sructon. Gsfi,alai would be quito satisfied with
such Cab.aet. it wodid give Ian the means for
eedy action.
Au extensive conspiracy extends through all the
Chris, Ian provinces. Greece is to take the lead in
he South and Seryia in the North The Servian
Cabinet Is ready Tor action, Prince Michael Obreno
y:eh aud Garaf anin the President Of the Council
ac preparing to strike for the liberty u Bosnia and
Bulgaria. Ia Greece, King Otlo and LIS Minister
Miaulis. do 10, wish TO leopard the country by
.rppoiiirg revolution. tho extent Of which cannot
10 measured beforehand; but public opinion had
forced the Court, fortnight Igo TO dismiss Miaus,
srd IN iut-ust tho Old Admiral Csnars with Tie for
ma,ionefauew Cabinet. Calaris pr Iosed, howevor,
10 tie King DE; Of mch ouispoken TeyoluloGisis
ror riinirers, that tho Queen easily succeeded in
Tightening poor O,ho who refused to sanction tho
choice Of Canads and returned to bic conservative,
prudent Maulis. SAIL all the Court party Is unable
to s,om the tide Of the movement. Ii King Ohio
refuse, to Join !, Lis throne will Jc overturned 40
soon as the snow disa.f ears Tie great Christian move
mout il 10 begin Oh both siies Of the Balkan unless
some unexpected turn Of aiiairs sLoald defeat tie
plans Of the conspiracy England ia, Of oourse, once
more Turkeys champion, but it seems that France
stands on the other tide, and perhaps directs the
chiefs.
most d,hrgrialed English author writes re
from England about tho feeling toward America:
al tlink L was Lichly dseraoefrl TO the gentry
Of London, and 20 the Wig aud Tory pre.s. Tie
vote Of tho worklngmcn Of Brighton and
Marylebone, the petitions Of di'senters, and
tie seii.Iesiiliut OF tie Laidly-plcssed mauG-
featuring towuo, rescuc our nation collectively
nom The bas.ness Bot / cannot defend or ex-
Gro the politicians or the gentry Of London.
psorle who 90 ten tines az mrch into company us l.
y,itfcgs 20 mc-what myaeif have iouud-the mis-
cradle minority IN winch any one found h!msel. who
dared 10 whisper word IN exienuaticn OF the
Upiopists Or Of Gi3approyal 81 The conduct OF our
Ministry or press. hOj Out That the Ministry has
N. heyed exceilentiy IN companion with the preas
Tue fLookDg thing o. tlot the Ministry b2s allowed
the mini tcual papers 20 influence the quarrel by
every wicked afiihce. oonnienanced them by its
r,6n- basic 20 arm, suppressed SoNards fret note Of
cuotaton and has seemed re: oy 70 Jump ~ "a war;
II II could 60 tie excuse, aud primo tie ration up
10 the 6elle!on OF its being boz, yAble. One cannot
r-efk OF tho iutentlrs OF Ministry ir which mca
30 different 40 iamcraou, RgGsli and Gladttone are
iho th.es aderi bot al .h.ee appear to he 10 have
specfcally niscCuIuctod tLcrfe!,er.'
Icuask, wast could be Palmertons object
tentatively rorly: 1t i 2 ianatieism with him to
ari. al the colOIirs, az Wei ga England, with the
new yeaoons. l.ihs Napoleon, he wishes to be
fully armed in order 10 give weight 10 his diplom-
acv ue does not oEacily know what he will like
T. 10. or dare TO Go, IN Mexico; but one thing he
knows, that he foGeIal Government VIII have a
viii OF IL own, probably against his; and TO have
C.uaIa well armed Will give bis voice ore power.
IAg Itmcs, | tliuk, aud tie Manchester IapcIs
yrnlnLled, when IN Ocobcr n new expedition 20
3 NADIA was announced. LORD Palmerston Withheld
IT, but looked out for bis opportunity and found i,
when Canaan Wilkes boarded tie Trent.
"But think ODe must believe tlat Lord Pamers-
ter would have enjoyed % war 40 this crisis, il only
tie Enoi-h public would ua.k hm IN u, and Eu-
rcpe pronounce thar international Mw was with
Lim. You Say, and believe That be- IL too old to
fre the end OF fucn a war; but cannot doubt lhat
he holds tlo doctrine which has been uttered 20
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