New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-20
THE STATE OF EUROPE.

From Our Own Correspondent
Turin, April %, 1884,
There is no good win either in England or in
France among the governing classes toward the
United States. That il the result Of all the articles
about the last event in America. The certainty
Of the ultimate success OF the Union Is gall and
norwood to the so.ealled good society, which
bad warmed itself into the belief that Republic
should not and could not remain prosperous. The
Times, Tie Herald, Tie Post, the Pays, the Patrie
the Constitutional harp all uYon the same subject,
that the reconstruction Of the Union 10 impossible;
that the North cannot subdue at least govern The
South and therefore that the separation Of the Cotton
States and if possible, Of all the Slave States, from
the North, ought TO be the result OF Northern victory.
Even Gladstone harps upon the chord the great
Republic OF TIE United States il to be rent IN two,
or even into more, feeble States, which European
diplomacy might always play against one another,
until they arrive at the point Of copying the monar
chcal Institutions Of Europe. il is the Republican
| form which haunts the dreams Of the satesmen Of
Europe they see how this form 81 government
will by aud by become popular IN Prussia III France
and even IN Italy, where nothing but the lndiyidu-
ality Of Victor Emanuel prevents tho bulk Of the
nation from turning already row republican,; and
they wish most srdently It's failure across the ocean,
The MeXiC&C eXpedllioI, as il row ayOwed by the
French Senator Michel Cbcya.crs articles IN The
Rerus des Denr MDpdes, had, in spite Of the white
wash Of the original convention between England,
France ard Spain, no other object but the introduce
ton OF European monarchy into America, and the
rehabilitation Of tie La'n races. Ii Is quite natural
that az soon England began TO understand Napo-
IL n plans, she, I'D q n0n-Latin power, withdrew
from the expeditions; and rs IL became known that
the Prince destined 10 reign 10 tie halls Of Monte.
zUma Wa tie Austrian Archduke Ferdinand Maxi
milan, the SPaniafds, 100, prepared TO leave the
glory Of introducing the mcnarcbcal form 20 Mexico.
and OF strengthening the Latin races 10 France
alone. Stil Napoleon is not the man to
retraot lis plans; with bis logged peJsever-
ance he continues TO insist upon his original
design, and unless the yellow fever should mar his
schemes he might, for moment earn dearly
bought success OF ~hich he ia great need for ear
ying his Italian policy. But be has not the habit
Of keeping all lis eggs in one basket If he should not
succeed IN finding American equivalents FOX the pre-
tenders IN Europe, he ID ready TO bring crisis about
in we East, and erect thrones for the expelled kings
and princes upon the ruins OF the Turkish Empire.
Tie Greek instruction has, indeed failed to become
the startng-p)int for the great cOntlagaion but it
has broken out long before the time III which, ac-
cordng 10 the deeplyaid schemes, 1t ought to have
exploded. The Insurgents were IN possession OF the
principal fortress Of the country STILL neither Italy
Ganbgdi, stirred, all the revolutionists OF
Europe kept back, and the fire was allowed
to burn out where 1t began-at Nauplia.
Tie fact is, that Of the two parties in
Greece, it was that Of the moderaies who pre-
vailed, and who made the instruction. The advanced
party, being in minority, did not cooperate with
Coromeos, Zep-brakahs, Artenis, and Grivas, and
bese chiefs refused foreign aid from the revolution
ary party, in order to prevent any pretext for for
sign Anelo-French Intervention. Al any rate they
nave carried part Of their platform; though Maui
oia has surrendered, the King was still forced to
accept tie institution of National Guard that is to
ay, the armng OF tho nation. ServIa, too for the
recent moment pursuing the same policy, she anna
he general attack upon tie Turks, though predicted
or The 4th Of May il adjourned 10 the coming year
Inc Greek Chambers are likewise 70 meet in Il few
ays they viii probably carry the rest OF the insur
cots platform, viz: "A reconstruction OF the Greek
'abinet on liberal or progressive principle; the pru
cut conservatives, MiaplH and B9tzars. who sougb.