New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-19
The Stale Of Europc.


TuRIs. July O. 1862.
Tho recognition of the Kingdom of Italy by
Rusi. and Prussia has gre silly excited the Austrian
Cab net 20 much tie since from the Franco
prussian conmRcitl treaty they suspected still
closer political understanding between Russia Prus-
ia. aud France Count Rechberg att, ugtrd, there
iole 10 counlersct those sup osed schemes by oer'
ug To eater with all the Austrian provinces mt the
a." Zollver,in" upon the present basis OF tie German
Customs Uuou. Sill, the Prusshn Cnbipe uos.
e-olnicly refused the Austrian popOsals, d"cl'red
that Prussia ahides hy tine principles 81 tue Franco
Pru-.ian treaty sanctioned .ire,dy by the Chambers
ana ACCEPTED rs SdNoLy and Baden. ana t1rrHteneh
cot 20 suafng the or, seut Iuion. VIII n terminates
Ia 1900, unless the other PriDci aie- agree TO toe
zane prime, les. THUS u great rapture ~ ,'ermauy
IL preparing, the North, 10 the River VI III, being
ready 10 follow Prussia wnile the South goes WI d
Austria Dut Austria Ia not yet II tie position 10
ne know ledge herself beaten; new mjve Ia 70 be
made R-chbrrg taking tue initiative, for reforming
the Federal Diet at rronk;ort. We shall re neither
Pru-uia le Ulucky enough 20 defeat the Aus
TRAN propositions by slii more liberal plan,
nur TO rs,an the lead of the {; rnihn movement Ia
The mean time The meeting OF the German l.e Aoscl-
ations Fraukior. took qu IL pOlitl al urn IN the
seu.e OF German unity. Nii, all thOse d"moustra
ions If practical value wh.ievsr, sincs It Is
certain that Germany IL NOT ripe for revolution,
aud, therefore, ready to endure the preent oppres-
rion, rclti x altogether on a brighter iuure OF
which the Or rnIn professors thesclves do not zee
hos 1t ir 10 come about.
Al Vienna the lir,some flrce Of sham constitution
i. drawing to it- end. lie Court party, recing that
Skinner ling no orous staiule Of the 2Utu Of tebru-
y has not improved either the financial state 81 Tue
cr DIT II he Empire II now busy ~ ousing the State
Murier IRON nis position, aud IN trying some other
means Tor reconciliation with Hungary, where
the la-eive resistance Ot TIC hhtiOu conn ie ely
I..fi ON,F q
not even been able 10 call the lrausyivauhn Diet
together though lie still believe he might get al
least one Saxon member elected and sent To- Vi nna
to the Council OF tho Empire. Crls.tid Is gre lily
sgilated by the ntIghboru1 Slgvonic movement Ia
Sersiu aud much d, leas,d bs he Turkish p 81 o--
tons of The vienna Cnbi.et. Tie county OF
Crisiun addressed , serious r-m0ustranoe to the
EaiporuF Franc.r JOSEPH strongly recommending TO
ian n complete change in his foreign policy he re-
g,rds the Eas'.
Al Cou,;anlinope tie plenipotenriaries of ihe Fix
European Powers, sYuor. OF The last Pans treaty,
ne, IA conference about the SeNin difficulties.
Austria waived her objections 20 st nj the table
with an liulrn Mlulrler, hut ole Reserved her uc-
tiOn 10 q Seryiau question, protest. assius Any
mention Of Montenegro, where, III spite OF AL Bee
teegiupic Turkish victories, O.uar Parha erm. o
inu TO iaii back upon their Original bar~, 80 Fort
rcss spur and the fortified town OF Pod or tn.
The bloody encounters and battlcs of Two mon rs
ave led, yet, 10 no result Whatever both parties
r,turuinr to their original poeilion.
The condition Of Italy gets, from day 20 day, more
dGr gcrOu-. Garbtld's mpassi0ued Hpl eais - tie
people move the Sicihans 10 frenzy. ILoy sLOlt,
" ItDme r. d,0hi' ana gather aroupd their hero,
whose plans, however, ar utterly unknown. The
1urn Ministers ana fhe French Cabinet suspect him
Oi ,lcyaiaii ,us Tor decent upOa komc. Accord
ingy, itaiItn hnd French stsall-rs are s-nt on "a
cGte irun Porto lhlulOna 10 tersacra IN order 70
interrupt hin, If indeed he should ~ 10 make a.
le AT ~ i-fi
"A IL Of SLrnico, wucrr we prevented Gdubs lGi :
followers iron au invasion Of Che liaih tYrol, rc-
tn.'rd for ~ the rtcOf milton OF Russia aud rG s.
Ii We ARE now able to stop Tie tcncr,I himself IL
an attack against Rome, Napoleon viii have pre-
text 10 withdraw his to II, since wo uhlil hsye
gwen proof tuat We IRE able to protect the pole
ucftOn aud Iudepeud, nce.' NaLLiuI has long sgo
dcyited "a plan, that g. iuhaldl wtn ~ man! fol
lowers as be- gather, rhopld throw himself upon
the Pope Xoucs aud defeat them, bur rs 5000 os IN,
volunteers encounter French troops, To rhot Irs Ia
4 ascc and not - offer any Resistance against thcm
even il hey should cuarge them. GuegaLn proposed
4 oucul Ilpimige of all LAZY 10 Home, hundreds
of thOun inds o uuarme men SHOULD 30 on given day
10 he tAi al. aud there 10y an immeIne dcnpnstra-
tlOR snow the Pope tnHt his temporal power u ab-
LOrrod by all IAll. Prtrucclh and Morclni, ~ tue
IuiiH Parlm. nj openly excite the Romans 20 inslr-
rectlun. and indeed IL seems Ina bic voice finds a
res Onse AT koms. the odoIate party Is there con-
po,eiy outnum0ered by the party ii acion, ana We
may any day near of u e,,lion agnns' the
Pope aud the Cardinals IL Is probable mat
G4li5a dl il going to Naples, aud being thns
Ia ci+e proximity with tie Roman frontier,
"A movement may arise, giving a PIE eNt to him Tor
coming to the AID OF MA suffering brethren. Kat
t.zi does not mean 10 give him the advantage oi
having delivered not only Sicily ana Naples, but
likcn ise Rome aud tries now hard on one sidc TO
rc,t,sin GHrbaldis movements, on tho other Ia in.
du e Napoleon make some concessions In order 10
keep tho Ita,n people in position OF calm eXpecta-
uon; bus IT s very doubtful whether 1t ID how posi-
bic 10 check the revolutionary movement when n
peryadins Southern Italy.