New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28
THE STATE OF EUROPE.
From Our Own Correspondent.
TURIN, July s, 1862.

TURIN July 5, lS62.
Carloads progress in Sicily is as alarming 70 the
Diplomatists as bis former stay in Lombarcy.
he cannot stir without creating the greatest
enthusiasm, and troubling the placidity oil 0ao-
met Councils at Paris and London. When ne
stood at Trescorre, everybody believed in an eHPedi
ton against the Italian Tyo and Austrian troops were
hurried to the Garda Lake from all psrts OF Nee'a
Now that he has fixed his headquarters at faerino'
ENGLAND gets nervous and fears descent Oh 'uo
Albaness coast which might soon involve TURKEY IN
a general conhsgration. 1t is true tnat tne se'"ns
avs nightly agitated by Garibalds visit, and though
s. a. No, IN anv woy disclose his plans, II re has
a,,,, rso,,a sneak al Palermo OF 8 crusade against
N. Crescent of expeditions to Greece, 10 Mon'ene-
gro, to Seryia. So much 10 CERTAIN Una. u,e h'o'
orator remains as yet for few weeks on The Island,
proceeding to Girgen'i, iTalahi, Catahia oyia.I:e
and Messina. Ratazz is sufficiently angry at this
unexpected annoyance, since GaiihaiGi, honored
everywhere in the royal palaces and government
buildings, makes frequent speeches against Napo-
leon, whom he deaounces az the greatest enemy oil
Italy. The country peopis become excited TO de-
gree scarcely credioe they bring Their arrears Of
taxes and deposit them in Garibaldi's hands, the
deserters of the army, those who have soscondeo
to avoid CONSUMPTION, present themselves 10 hi lie
is literally worshipped. And while popular en'hn-
8iasm IL WrOnyEt 10 t0e ilRDcst lit<b hcNc 'Av
France il LEES favorable regards the Roman ques
ton than before. Napoleon has 10 intention what
ever Of yielding Rome 10 Italy; he returns 20 his
cid plan of declaring il Holy City and the patrl-
nony Of st. Peter, Holy Lard, under the
protection of all Europe, to be ruled by kind
of municipal body elected by the inhabitants,
while the Papsl temporal power IL TO be supported
by guard OF volunteers from al the Roman Catlo-
lie Powers. He sticks to that ioea and does not
listen TO Ratszzi's entrearles. Russia has ct iast
If..tx, t,xv No, vnaH
Russia also protests against any further eneloae-
ments upon the Popes possessions. Prussia, how
ever, hangs fire; the Protestant kng, whore lauliy
traditions all Revolutionary clnss 10 Legitimacy
and cannot combine the recognition OF kevoltionary
Naly with his ideas of the Kingdom by the Grace Of
God. Francis ii. of Naples is. for him, far more
legitimate than Victor Emanuel. II Is probe-
that William I. will soon become insane,
like his brother, the late King. He goes
through the same phases. For some time
he passed for a Liberal. now he pre-
pares O reaotionary coup defof. The Gov
ernment officials who had taken part IN the
elections and east their votes for Democracy are 10
be replaced by men who understand the King 3
tendencies better Mr.. Winter the President Of the
Police has already been dismissed, in order TO make
room for Mr. Bernuth, Teactionary OF the deepes,
dye. The Ministers ell very well known enemies
of the Constitution; they tolerate still tie pro-
gressist Parliament, for they are not yet ready to
overthrow the Constitution by new electoral law
but as soon rs the proposed army estimates are
reduced-and they viii be reduced Parliament in
Prussia will be dissolved and the reactionary ten
denotes OF the Ministers will become terrible
reality
As 10 Russia it is difficult 10 get Trustworthy infor-
nation So much is however, certain, that the bases
of the State are undermined. Arson continues stii,
q wde-s pread conspiracy destroys all confidence IN
the present Government, the enancipaied seris as
well as the nobility are deeply dissatisfied WITH tbe
Cars half measures and the first steps for recon-
cling Poland have completely failed Gen. Ludsrs,
the Goyernor.General, was dangerously wounded by
sn assassin at Warsaw, but the Grand Duke Con
stantine did no. feel discouraged and at once pro-
ceeded TO his new post. Scarcely arrived az tbe
Polish capital, be too was shot at The wouId-be
assassin a Count Jarosinski could not escape, and
the Russian authorities believe now that they have
GOT the kew TO the conspiracy. Laboring under such
disadvantages while distrust il shsckhng the hanc'
nj C;overnment, it ie scarcely credible that Czal
Alexander should now plunge into an Oriental war
Servia which prematurely had taken up arms
against the Turks of Belgrade WILL therefore,
probably be induced once more 10 submit q
The Sublime Porte; and after the repestet
defeats of Omer Pasha's heuteDants, Monte
negro too might 10 pacihed by Sigh
extension of her territory toward the ses
Bot all those pacific measures recommended by
Austria and England, and most probably acqnlesced
in by France aud Russia, cannot muse new life into
the Turkish Empire. AS coon Is France ana Rnss.s
are ready il must fall so much the more since
Italy, bound as yet to the policy OF France, throws
her weight into the balance.
The Mexican news and Gen. Lcrencez's difhcul,
position, seem 10 have materially modified Napo
Ieou's plans. The transformation OF Mexico into 6
Monarchy and even the proectoIate OF France, have
recently beoD given up by the Emperor, whose only
object is now 10 revenge the dcfsat of Pusbla, Il
get an naturalization IRON the Mexican Govern
pcnt and then 1T it alone.
The King Of Portugal n. rries Victor Emanuefs
second daughter. Spain is again on the eve Of
revelation. King Leopold OF Belgium has recoy.
cred. That is all cay Of the state OF Europe
1t Is state Of tranron, truce before great w..r