New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-27
THE STATE OF EUROPE.

I ,yas st Paris when the glorious news OF the
Sc,orlnus advance Of the Unionist armies arrived.
TIE influence upon pubic opinion cannot be over
rnted; all the SOuthroDs crestfsllen, nobody
more than Sidell and Mason, who, but few days
back. hid got the prcmi,e of recognition from the
mos. Influential men who surround tie Emperor,
If they can hold theic own until the beginning OF
Nav. However, as soou ~ IL became known thst
Kentucky and Missouri had been freed, that Ten
nessee ana North Carolina scarcely able oerany
serious resistance 10 the progress Of the Unou armies
and that Savannah and Charleston are threatened,
the Commissioners Of the South were told not 10
foster any more decisions about their position and
advsed 70 come TO terms as long de there Is still :!
chance Of getting good terms from the North, and he
fore new vicoles put them to the necessity OF sur
rendering luconddOnsy. In England too the
news srriyed Just in time completely N parsiyze Mr.
Gregory question whether The blockade Of the
Southern ports is effective Mr.. Laysds answer
might probably have taken a different turn Il the
system how not TO hurt the seceesions's had been
continued Oh the other eide of the Atlantic. All the
friends OF Liberty in Europe strongly hope that the
successes will BE- followed up, and thst TIE army oi
the Potomac Will likewise share in the gores OF the
central, Western, spd seaboard expeditions, ana
that speedy IeconstIuction of the Union will pre-
vent the establishment Of q monarchy in Mexico.
Ar regards France, nobody can doubt an awaken
ing Of public spiIit. The student demonstrations,
the undergraduates OF the Legislative BODY in opIos
ing the do,a ion VI General Moniaubon, who, for
having plundered the Sumner palace Of the Chipete
Emperor wac dabb.d Count Of Palilao with $4,000
francs year, and lastly the fIeest expressou Of
political opinions among all classes Of society, clearly
show that Napoleon either yield 70 public opin-
Son WEAR Of Silent despo,ism or riss bis dowriat
1be Prince Napoleon ard The eX-prefeci Of Police,
Senator Pielr strongly insist upon total change Of
the Emperor homeopathy, snd upon the disrni-ssl
ST Count Morny, Count Walewski, and al tiat Icac-
.iouary clique which bsng5 about the Iuilsi.es. TIE
Emperor not only istens with benevCeaoe % tLeir
advice, but he even corrected Prince Napoleon E
speech sboa; tie Roman question, and furnished him
With he extracts from the Frenc. EuhaSrasors re-
ports against the temporal power. Sui al tie game
t,me, he corrected, likewise, Billsus speech, which
came 10 an opposite conclusion, and he allows that
Tie Empress and with her oil tue Court from the
rhamberlaiEs down 10 the vae's, speak about me
Prince In 4 way which can scarcely be recoucilsd
win the rec, eel due 10 Prince OF the Imperial
house. Nobody can know the Emperor intentions
STILL the opinion prevails that within six months the
occupation Of Rome must cease oil which the French
have become completely SICK. They do moi FOL
Jtaly for Cochn-C China, Mexico; a witt
England or for the Rhine frontier could s excite
enthusiasm; but on tie whole, they long now mor'
for liberty than for glory. They have he'd enough 0
It, suG even of the Embellishments OF Paris which rem
dered life immensely expensive in the Capital. Ih'
iad .,f,o G1ri
my stay at Paris; ST. Pelsge was full of prisoners
and Tie French papers had not the courage to men
sion the lac. OreSuism bas no roots in the
population which 10 divided between two par
res ths whites or Keacronists and the blues or Re
Iutlclns, bu, # Napoleon gives them while there
l. tre more Liberty. they can avoid revolution.
In Ia'y TIA, Ministerial crisis has taken place,
which bad announced 20 you beforehand Rsazzi,
who liked u the rujeres, 81 the kings palace,
snd by Gig.isld has Al last Oyerthrown Ricasoh,
whose stiffness Was, for long time taken for sterD
resolution The new President Of the Council Will
treat the Glribadiaus better reorgauize the vouu-
teer army, increase the regulars, build railways in
the NespOltsn Provinces and Sardinia, and other.
wise take greater care Of TIE finances. He will try
20 prevent any rssh expedition, aud prepare for q
great war in 1863.
Auftria remains IN her most precarious condition
the Council Of heEmpire has not succeeded either in
voting any Law safeguarding liberty orinfinding meaas
for reytoring the 6nsuoes 10 healthy condition.
Hungary CToats and 1ransy lvsnis are deeply disqf
1ected; Bohemia and Gaoia stick to Incorporation;
Feneiia bu, rominally Austrian. Pieuer, the
Eiu,,er Of Finances giyes bis dirnission within a
few dsyi; s succes.or probably to be the Cheya-
Eer Hook, fle friend # Bruck, tie Minister who
Killed himself TWO wears back
prUsss too ID on the eve Of Ministerial c-isis.
IT, Cabinet nol liberal enough for the Chsmteg SO
IS ~ Ia too liberal Cor the King, who believes al
ready ia Napoieon's downfall, and has great mind
20 disco.ye lie Parliament. All the questions about
che reforn Of The Federal Diet, the Hessisa Const-
tu,ioo. era Schleswg- H1,stein remain III allegiance
,he discCseions between che two Courts Of Vienna
snd le!lir lead until tono result. The Russian
Czsrs Wait ie M.ywill probably influence The policy
OF King Niubui but who can say what direction
IL nay take
The Greek iuguroction az Nauplia against King
oiao, end in the herzegovina AGAINST the Sultan,
81 isf from beng suppressed n they continued for
lev moutLe the might reopen the neyer-eudilg
on'oai question. J. IL from the Eas. that the storm
Groeens