New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
THE STATE or EUROPE.
Frer. Our Own Correspondent


Frep. Our Own Correspondents.
TURIN, April l, 1862.
The Presidents Message, Fremonts appointment
sid The WesiUn victories, nave made a most lavora
be impression upon the friends Of liberty in Europe
who are now quite satisfied that the army on the
Potomac might several months ago. have broken tie
neck Of rebellion; but the friends OF Slavery here,
excited by the delay Of the armed attack on lie
principal point against teir will promoted the ex-
tension of tie Anti-SlayeIy feeling. We do not
doubt that before next Autumn the Union viii be
restored, aud tie institution Of Slavery shaken TO IL
foundation. Tie London Times and Tie Saturday
Repie~ win soon change their tone; bat tLey Do not
even now represent Eoglsh public opinion, which.
from the moment cf the arrangement of the Trent
affair lost It's bitterness sginst the North and It's
Tmpabes for the South.
TIE French papers do not like the Presidents
stye; they think it ir too plain and busness-he to
make an impression. They expected enthusiastic
recognition CT the principles Of liberty, equality, 1
fraternity, applied TO Gl inhabitants of the eey-al
bi8ies.
Here in Europe, tie Mexican comedy las COM
petcy rished cot Of sight. The Oriental and liel.
lau complications absorb all interest. 1bougl the
Greek nsaTecCn has been quelied, aud the fort ress
% Naupls has surrendered 10 he Government of
King Oiho, who has granted a complete amnesty 10
the bulk Of tie Insurgents, lille the chiefs Lave
found IN asylum on fcleign ships, Greece remains
etlG IN the greatest ~ itaG0D, and liberal change
O. lie Cabnel Is expected ffoh day to day. Turkey
woii o ware thst change Of tie Ministry foIe6odes
az Gttack upon Ihessaly and the Epirus is concen-
tTsing troops aloug the Greek frontier sud tie loan
contracted With 1eisls. De NauX * Go. gives her
he Dsans for extending tie organization OF her
army.
Ile MOntenesrirs threatened by Omar Pasba
have taken tie offensive and surprised aud taken
prisoners seycral lunifcd Arnapts at Kernitza, in
Upper Albania who were inst on their march 70 Join
Omar Hl-ha, scarcely ale 20 make head sglinst tie
insurgents Of the herzegovina The Muss ulman
VopolGon OF Bosnia las been called under arms
and lj 00O B.sAi BaZouks are approaching close 20
the Sefv an fioatiec, in order 10 threaten Prince
Michel Obrenoyieh III, in case he should try TO
eome 20 the aid Of NukalOvIcb and Prince NiEizza
Ps'Oyoh in tie Black Mountains. Lord BLOOM
ftld Eeut 70 Belgrade, to persuade Prince Michel
not to risk win the Porte, since it cannot fail
to extend AL over tie Last, perhaps even to Hun.
gay.
Ciaribsldi, on he other hand, lingers in Upper
Italy, progressing from ovation TO ovation looking
across the Adtiatic % espy The moment when his ar
nya night become the slnai for general rising
sgainst Turkish and Austrian despotsD supported,
Ike c, cry de- -pOtisrn, by English sympathies.
At Turin, RatazZi hos completed HE ni0istry by
giving tie foreign aHirs to james DURANGO, late
En.bassadCs at ConsiaDtnople, who, Of course, Ii
fully aware OF the Importance Of the national move
ment In Turkey. Austria concentrates troops or
the Servian and Bosnian frontier and Francis Joseph
inspects tie fortiiicaii3ns on the Pc and Mincio,
which are slIll 10 be strengthened, though the imam
Cial cistress has rot absted.
At Vienna, the Poles and D0hcmiaDs, about 80 in
number have let tleir seasin tie I'm jeial Council
They protest against is compe ency 20 treat the
fssncil questions Of tie totaiity O. the Austrian
Monarchy. According 20 the Constitution Of Fe5ru-
sry %, tie Imperial Coanci was to consist Of 3l3
members Now there ara but Il9 present 70 take
part ia tie Cebates. They represent exclusively The
German provinces, Eastern Golicia, and the sea
coast Of Dalmatia. IhFee-4uarters OF the Monarchy
ere not represented, and the Ministers themselves
declare to the rump Council that its mission is purely
dehberatve; that, accordingly, any vote against the
Ministry would remain without any practical result.
Thus tie constitutional prestige Of the Imperial
Council has been destroyed Ly Tie Odginators OF the
sOc@lle0 Con sttuiOn, aud Austria Is falling back
ho The absOl1tistie slough Of despond.
We rec no mOie energy 10 Prussia, where, IN spite
OF TIE Teacii0naTy Ministry ind OF The foolish King,
ire citizens prepare iOr lard electoral struggle.
lhe Iiriy Of progress i6s the bet chance Of getting
compact uglOlty IN ihe Ic~ Parliament, but tie
hing Is resolved not 70 yield an iota OF his divine
nghie; We may therefore sO)n witness conflict be-
tween tie pInci les u democracy and absoulsm:
but unfortunately 'ho Germans ere not yet 5uii-
gently determined 10 Insist upon liberty al any
p1ce, and the triumph Of q reaciiouary policy i
zoe! probable. All the Princes and Kmgs of Ger.
many grow bolder by King Nillialn Mad oil sti.
macy. lhey claim Tie suppression Of the National
Society, am cream OF the return Of quiet times such
&c they enjoyed III 1900. Aus;ris. olyoys oager
70 Improve upon The opportunity, tries nov TO re-
construct the German COniederdcy upon stranger
End slill more reaciOnaIy basis; Recabeig beco1es
once more the gieat siajcsngn Of frn.is Joseph.
IND Tie fu-bom Constitution Of Feb % will soon be
repudiaiel by the Emperor and all his Ministers.
France has successfully converted her four and a
hs yer cents into hes per cents, and by the ability
o. E0uld the jew Finance Minister, got $50 nil
Eol isencs By Tie conversion into her empty treas.
ury. NJ. TnoUyenel believes he viii soon be equally
slccefsiul IN the Foicign Department, since the
fo,4 and Cardinal ADtOue.H seem to become more
,ac4bie, and lcss averEe 10 transaclion by which
We Ooyeromeot OF Rome would be given to the
i.aiitn Kingdom Victor Enanuel bee O.uiug The
Pope wear, under the expressed oonoion that the
denco OF the King.
Francis H., The Neapoli,an ex-Kiog, Is busy get
uhB up Biea eHleciuon against It4ly, to start ia
InoI'h'Sht' Sl@hlsn, freuch, Bel 2ian Auruian and
D@Valan symL a'iizefs ilo,k 10 Rome; bnt they iu-
1st "pon II ihet TIE ex-king should himsef take tie
COMMAND, "hAe II docs not suit liz rovaI h,hifs ia
ApOse his own racIed person 20 tie 'd.,.,rs ,r .
campaign. Ia MarmCTa, the Commsuder az ~
Il however sai-iied that this last triaI a IN aid -
hmeniably all tie former attempts. Ue refl.'i
even tie ge-enfOrCemcutE Offered t. lin L, - -
ahister Of War. Italy il strong enough ioains, III
"seuonary expeditions.
GREAT BRITAIN.
A new steamer called tie 0yieo, sailed from I.lv.
Hp00l on the 22d March and according IN rn,,or a.,