, 1862-04-29
State Of fEurope--eareaf Questions PEN
Threatened Revolution fD Germ anV:

state OF fEurope~-@feaf Questions Pen.
Thfeasened The aeToinf,on Gm 1he 'e es1,1ap- sa9mp,-
Turin correspondence, Y, r Tribune.1
!, Ihe principal questions on the Continental
nc present moment, are the Roman, the Prns-
sl2n. the Seryian, ard Monteneerin: As to
Ihe Koman, the Pope and Cardinal Autonelli.
n order to defend their temporal power. do
ti t9et pest 70 mig it up With the spiritual, put
t1pg thus the latter into direct Opposition to
lhe national feelings Of Italy, and driving her
1nfo seh1snn. The bishops and archbishops.
without scarcely an exception, aud with them
AZ tile army friars and nuns, work steadily in
ihc confessional, and with all the arts
the minds Of the people, for the Fes-
foration Of Fraucis u, and Of the Archdnkes,
Soldiers do not get absolutiou unless9thev
promised to desert the national army SO soon
as they can without danger to their lives. as
nas s nov oeen proved by the circular letters
ANTONIO Cenzio, domestic preiate to his Holi-
ness. These circular Letters, written at the
command OF the Pope, and sent to all the
parish prieste, have been discovered by
oomlciliaIy visit Of the police in the Archio-
MseoRai dR3al;e Palace at Bologna at the same time
of all the Neapolitan Archbishops % and
Bishops in favor Of Francis II. We
arc curious to know how the new
Italian Ministry will behave toward
5hese His,s opsn enemies Of Italy. The &
Ecnm Of Itaiy and the continent, preparing Tor Tor
descent upon the Southern provinces: but
n the meantime the brigands have been
whipped IN many small encounters which took
place within the last few weeks. The Hunea-
ran Legion distinguished itself in one Of the
latter together with the Bereeiglier. Il is the
most efficient body in the Italian army in the
South. While the best part of Victor Eman-
uels troops Is thus engaged to protect the se-
curlty OF persons and property in the Neapoli-
tan provinces, Francis Joseph iuspeets his
tortihcat1ons il the North and delivers war11ke
speeches. to his army. Had he no fear of
France he would bare already invaded Italy.
GaI1ba1di, on the other hand, goes from town
to town in Lombardy mud exciies, BY his pres
ence, the patriotic, and we may say, the reyo-
luflonaEy spirit Of Upper Italy. Il Il difficult
gress and 50 many infiammatory speeches he
could quietly return to Caprera, without do
ing anything. An opportunity for action
nl9ht, however, easily arise in Turkey, where
Ihe Mo1tenegrins are now in open war with
the Turks. The insurgents have received
upon the Lake Of Ecutaru, they were Nc
tot1ous, oHe Of the principal chiefs Of the
Albanesc, together with TOO men having
been captured; while smother chief was de.
feated withthe loss OIL 100 killed and wounded.
should SerVia now, as 1t Is most. probable.
likewise take up arms against Turkey. ani
come to the support Of tie insurgents, then
Ga1ibaldl, too, might feel inclined to throw
his sword into the balance, and cali upon all
the Christians Of Turkey to break the yoke
which prevents them from taking part ii the |
IN TIE 6e o ot Sed Gfsfs toP eGntn
gcnts stil hold Naupla, and though the ris- |
lng Of Syria, scutaria, and several ike places
has been quelled, discomfort prevails all over |
the peninsula aud the hatred aguinst the |
royal BaVarian family may at any time break t
out. Turkey, accordingly, is Concentrating
troops along the Greek frontier and In Bosnia,
austria sends her cruisers to protect the Dal- |
mafian coast against u Garibaidian invasion.
and watches the Serbs. Still she confides fully /
N her military Organizations and Is not ret |
lnehned to make her peace with the Hunga- |
rians and Croatians.
The dissolution Of the Chambers in Prussia |
has given her new courage. She prepares for |
Q general crusade against the PRINCIPLES of |
bbnerty liberty and Independence. King William Of |
r. :howeyer. plays dangerous game
with his people He prepares Inevitably
q revolution which NAV oFerturu his throne ]
Though his son is believed TO be more fayora- !
pic to constitutional principles. Within a |
fe" days the primary elections are to take
place III Prussia, and will show whether the
clecuenees1nE nlaneuyers of the Cabinet can |
;t!eceed in preventing the reelection Of the T
Liberal majority of the Pruseian Parliament. !
Should the Ministry succeed, then We shalt |
Fitness i still more rractionary Government
\ Germany and Austria than in 1s5o-'5S; but
t, as u most probable, the Prussians cannot
,e inundated or cheated out Of their victory,
Alng VI lillian has scarcely any other altetna.
i've than to abdcate In favor Of his son. since
econd di-so1ution of Parliament would iueyi-
ably lead to revolution. But even in the
ease that the Ministry should be able to ret
majority for their Unconstitutional Views.
he revolution will be but adjourned, au Ger.
many being once more undecciyed about the +
character of her Princes and Kings, who can
1ot in any way accustom themselves to Con
'titut1ona1 and Parliamentary Government.
Republican opinions arc spreading fast from |
spain to Russia- 1t is but few days since
ne heard Garibaldi himself declaring publicly
It Parma, that he Is Republican, but that,
well aware that the majority Of his nation
erefeTs Monarchy, he readily and faithfully
supports Victor EGia1lue1. F1aur1 a1one
seems to remain quiet in the universal agita-
ion spreading from one end Of the continent |
% the other; but even in France, there is no.
Body to be found who believes that the pres
mt Emperor will be succeeded BY his son.
It is monarchy in Europe which stands on
tria1. while the Republican, principle is Yicto.
rious in America !