New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-02
THE STATE OF EUROPE.
From Our Own CoresPontcrt.


TURN, May 10, 1862.
All the Italian ministers have gone 10 Naples,
where Prince Napoleon is TO arrive to-day with the
Emperor plan for the solution of Roman question
1t is impossible as yet give you tae details OF the
Imperial proposition, since the secret has been wei
kept and the ccDecures of the press do not deserve
any credit. SO much is certain: that stop VIII be
put to the importation Of briganos from the fapai
territory to Naples and that the exfAng OF Naples
will not be tolerated any longer at Rome saIi the
moro sanguine hopes of the Italians about the occu-
nation of Rome within the next weeks, or months,
will certainly he disappointed; the Pope gets some
time for putting his aAsirs TO rights, but the time
when the French troops finally leave Rome Will be
specified in the most precise manner. Sucn IL
the information which comes from the circle
of foreign diplomatists. and Will most probably
move correct II would be idle TO IN
sluire how far this thorn in Napoeons pohcy
is due to Engands and Prince Napoleon pressure
10 Rstazzs popularity at the 1uiIeiies, 10 the oner
OF an offensive and defensive alliance between Victor
EmaDael and Napoleon, or 10 Garibaldl latest
MOVEMENTS. All these facts may have had some
bearing Oh the French Emperor; even the pIeearous
health of King Leopold OF Belgium may nave
induced Napoleon 10 hasten the solution OF the
Roman question in conformity with England, before
Belgium under q new, inexperienced bigoted king,
pets into trouble 1t is without significance that
the Queen and the King of Holland attach them
selves so closely to the fortunes OF the french
Emperor the intimacy spTinging up between them,
TO be cemented by the marriage OF the Dnke oil
Orance-refused by the English Princess Alice
with the Princess ANNE Murat forebodng no good to
the integrity and Independence Of Belgium. But
King Leopold lives yet, and nay, even IN his "a
wear get over the effects Of the repeated dangerous
operation of lithotomy practiced upon him by the
French physician Ciyiale
Garibaldi remains still in the neighborhood Of the
Isat.. hsa oil. A luEgC
was Only pretext for lis protracted stay, which
gives him the best opportunity for getting the most
trustworthy information about the feeling Of the
Venetian Provinces, the strength Of the tortresses,
the position and tie spirit OF the army lie had the
serious intention Of making expedition 10 Greece
in aid of the Nauplsn insurgents. Unfortunately,
his plans got into the hands OF persons connected
both with the Italian Government and Napoleon z
agents, who found sufficient means 70 paralyze bis
action Perhaps some other plans, too may have
crossed bis mind; but in expectation Of the Roman
solution, Victor Emanuel requested his General not
10 complicate the difficulties by rash expedition.
Accordingly, all the wellmatured schemes are for
the present adjourned. and ii does rot seem likely
that the peace will be broken in 1862 the part Of
Italy and Garibaldi. As TO the Austrians they have
found out at last that the resources OF the country
stand in no proportion with their heavy arInaments
reduction Of the army by 10000 men cent on fur
Tough has therefore been al last resolved upon since
the hope 20 restore Austrian credit by the action
the Imperial Council has completely vanished.
Il is quite surprising how the estimate Of tn,
money market about the Great Powers Of EuIop,
has lately changed. The Moroccan and the Turkish
loans have found favor in London, while Austria Al
unable 10 Lorrow the required for the regular
wants of the Empire, and the Russians have failed
TO get The money they were so much IN need Of
though Rothschild was their agent, and Tie Time.
predicted mos brilliant result. As long as Napo
leon sits on the throne OF France, the portion OF
Austria remains precarious; aud Russia cannot hope
to better her credit unless che succeeds In pacyng
Poland aud III giving satisfaction TO the desires OF
the Russian arstocracy, which, in exchange for her
emancipated seT!s, Insists now upon share in the
Government by representative forms. The 10Th OF
August Is 10 bring remedy for all the evils Of Rus
sia; suoE is the belief Of tie Russians. We shall
soon zee how far those expectations viii be fulfilled.
Ayout the Mexican business we get the following
auth site Information: Aluonte offered his plans
for the trans orIaatiOn OF Mexico into monarchy
according TO the European pattern, originally 10
Spain, but ODonnell communicated them at once to
Napoleon, who took them up with the greatest in
teIest. The Spanish Government believed, how
ever, that there could not be any other candidate
for the new throne but Il Spanish prince. SO much
the worse, since Almoute, too, dreamed of other
plan, and therefore Tie question, who il TO be- the
successor of MouttZuina was left in allegiance when
the expedition was decided upon. But while the
expedition was fitting ont, Napoleon declared that
the Austrian Archduke Ferdinand Max, the descend
dGnt OF Charles ". would of course, be the iittest
prince for the Mexican throne. Ihis conmunica.
ton cooled O'Donnelis warke pTOpensites aud
Prm's ardOI. They understood that they were sold,
aud therefore tried, by the treaty OF SOledad to get
out Of the scrape cheaply as possible But Ma.
lOleOn sticks 10 the Mexican campaign. His plans
about Italy and Belgium are too thoroughly inter-
woven with the necessity OF cOInpeDsaions, and he
believes that il is easier TO find ouch conpensations
in Mexico, BuenOs Ayres, and Peru than IN
ahe provinces OF the Turkish Empire; he there.
fore gave the order TO continue the war. England,
however, backed finally out Of tie partnership She
has learned sufficiently III Greece how costly it is TO
put up new THRONE and how badly such AN instru-
Ment pays. Spain, on the other hand, being deeper
engaged in the Mexican business, and in the hope
NOT " be forgotten at the division Of spos goes again
hand in hand with France She cannot risk the dis
pleasure OF her ally. Tuus, unless the Yellow Jack
should prove too strong defender of Mexico, 1t Is
most probable that Napoleon will have the salts
faction OF erecting throne in the halls Of Monte
yuma, and the tiumpha arch which is 10 be erected
a. rams al the BarieTe du Tr0ne ia commemora-
ZION OF the Cnmean, Italian, Chinese and Cochin
Chinese victories, BIZ ornamented with a bas-reef
bearing the inscription, Rez Mrican,s datus.
The King Of Prussia remains mistaken in his reac.
aionary tendencies by the result OF the General Flee
lions. lie Is determined not to yield and TO propose
= reform OF the franchise TO the Prusslan Chambers
1n order 70 get III future plant
as u probable the Chamber refuses 10 vote the
,eiofn ms biDisers advise him 10 dissolve the Par.
Hamen,, 10 Introduce the new law By an order in |
suvii, ana 10 return 10 the system Of Mannteufel
~hu hasseninug. Thus the condition Of JIerse
Oan DC extended all over Prussia aud thonDh /
s.n a Migrant violation of the Constitution would
- az oiwe be followed BY revolution the agitation
rS nom such step would not jal to paralyzo
~ g destroy her position ~ great Power