New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-02
THK STATE OF EUROPE.
From Our Own Correspondent.

Rrom OW OWu OotltspOEucHb
Garibads plans begin to develop Themselves.
On the 9th inst, at review OF the National Ouaru
at Palermo, he made savage speech against NaPo
leon, whom he calls "the traitor Of December =
who shed the blood of our brothers at PariS--Wn0'
under the pretext of protecting the person % '"e
Pope, religion and Catholicism, occupies Rome IL S
lie, q terrible lie. lie is moved by envy U! an ~
famous thirst Of power he is the fret 10 suPp,
origandage PEG L. Of the Nespers leoleo ,ossorv
Napoleon must evacuste Rome ana J, ~ 70 =, ,bs
let us have new Vtspers. This anusl 'I sO,rrv
well known night, when IN tbe ali the
the Sicillans BY common accord assas , ea,,o,;onI
French in the island created the greatest M
at Palermo 90 much the more slnee oaiioi on CO."
accompanied by the Governor OF iefr'O oau
go Pallyicno, and by Gen; Meuie 20 D.
e.. No,;onoI Gusrd All the population OF faier-
mo shouted. "To Rome! TO Rome! Gan.
haldi speech wac printed and circulated throughout
the Peninsula the French Consul protested against
If the papers which had published Tie speech were
.a;yed tra Conservatives IN the Italian Parliament
mt yesterday a question 10 the Ministry about this
anex uected event. the President Of the Council Sc
yerely censured the expressions OF the General, ana
declined every responsibility, Marchese Pallivlcno
resigned bis Office, but every body sees ttat Gafl-
bald cannot be dealt with other citizens, unless
the Government is pre- AIRED fer civil war, ana II Is
pretty certain th& expedition 20 Rome enters lhto
the plans OF the party OF action. GailOAidl lhade
since several similar speeches ut Ierulhi ana
Trabbia exhorting the people to concord anG
preaching i'll the name of Italy and victor EmanueI
the necessity of going 10 Rome. In u few days he
will reach Naples, aud may easily gather 9U 0UO 10
400, 900 men around bim, Tor peaceable pilgrimage
10 Rome without but strong enough to upset lie
Papai Government. IL such Is really MS INTENTION,
all Itsy follows him; but what will be the position
of the French garrison, which hiss now dwindled
down 10 about 5000 menu Are they TO attack I'M
armed citizens led by Garibaidi, whose name Is as
popular among the prlyaes OF the French army as
among the Italians? Can Ratezn prevent the Cen
erals pilgrimage The cunning premier Is al DIS
wits end; be assures the Chamber and the French
statesmen thai lie has taken measures to prevent any
possible expedition; hut he may soon see that even
Piedmontese Carabinier cannot resist the contagion
of GaYibaldian enthusiasm. Nobody can KNOW now
the feverisb excitement of Sicily, which soon Will
seize all the Neapohau Provinces, may END; but so
much is certain, that great events are preparing III
the South since it is impossible that alter such H.
cendiary speeches Gar5aldi SHOULD quietly return 10
Caprera without having done anything.
Not only Russia but Prussia too bas now recog-
pized italy, The King OF Prussia did it exclusively
because bis nephew the Russian Emperor, found 1t
advisable to befrend Napoleon and 10 spite Austria
Prussia required however, from Italy formal prom.
ise not to disturb wanonly the peace OF Europe, and
not to foster any plans against the integrity OF the
German Confederation. Victor Euauuels Gov
ernmentfoupd such d declaration quite natural, and
did not hesitate to make IT, ana thus FreJeric 1,
who but lately 20 strongly insisted upon the divine
right OF the Kings, ao nits now de acto, that the
divine rigti Goes lot give any consistency 10 bad
governments aud that the revolutions which ousted
the trchdukes and the BOurbons from the PENN
sul. happened at lea, by the permission, If not by
.ae Grace of God. Austria now sees sell COM
pletely isolated, having been suddenly abandoned
by the two stanchest champions Of legitimacy, and
there is scarcely any doub; now bat the Grand OUCH
les Of Baden, Mecklenburg, ana OIdenbuTg together
with some smaller Ouch 6, and PROBABLY even with
the Kingdoms of Wurtemp0rg and Saxony. will fol-
low in the wake OF Russi, and Prussia
The Turks continue to publish quite q series OF
victories against Montenegro. " do not even know
how far the last official spatcaccoroiDg TO which
the monastery of O,trog the stronghold OF the Prn-
cipaty has been occupied by Dervish Pashs-niay
be credited but we know that all the former pre-
tended victor es turned out TO be defeats. II Osrog
has really been taken, and the junction of ADD
and Dervish Psshas army corps has taken place IN
the center of Montenegro, then the struggle is viz
tually ended, the forces aud territory OF Prince
Nkzza being cut by tue Turks into two. In Serbia
the truce ends to-day, aud have not yet heard OF
. prolong cation of the armistice. St If Garibaldi
goes to Rome and not to the East, the struggle rs-
mains local.