New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-09
THE STATE OF EUROPE.
From Our Own Correspondent
TrR1y, Ap,iI q, lc62.

From Our Own Correspon'ehN no, roe,
IT.. creek nsurrection il still confined to the iorl'
,.ss Of Nsuplia aud though general discomfort pre-
xsils all over the country against kng ONO 'hd ns
Government, all the small pronaae'0"t"tos on 'n0
isapds. aud in some towns, have been sPeediy S"P'
pressed The official telegram', when arc sc"r'eiy
deserving serious attention, announce d'hy since inc
lst of April the imrending suuencer OF the iorefs'
StIl il il obvious that tie iDsurrecion makes 10
nroores,. and revolution which, Tor whatever rea-
sou. stops halfway, is certain to he soon overthrown
rness the bauds Of Turkish Arnauts which arc
ssid 10 have entered Greece in order 10 support the
movement, succeed in accomplishing What The
Greeks themselves have not tie leart 10 Do, VIZ to
attack Athens, and depose the King, this episode Of
the Oriental question is likely 10 blow over without
any other result l,n the complete arrangement and
utter confusion Of the hnsnces.
Not ess precarious is the insurrecton n that por-
tiou of the herzegovina, which is IL cloe proNln!
to Montenegro. For two years alread' mas '''''o
Vukalovich made war against the l"."~ WI ''u'
being able TO conquer them. Trebsnc, -"a'sA o'
Klobuk. the three fortified towns or9o'd Tic
rpreadng of the war into the valley Of to y 'rn'a'
gents and expe them from their Businesses. On tle
10th in.t. Deryish Pushs was defeated ey the Mon
,eneeri.s before Nlkish when lie tri, to cry pro-
visions and ammunition into Tie be-ieged town.
On the 18th the Tur,ish Embsssador presented q
notification Of the Porte 20 the Italian government,
by which FGad Pasta declares war against Mon
tenegro protesting against sny intention OF con-
quest, but pleading The Decessity OF cutiing oil the
supplies and armed support given 10 the insui.
gents by the inhabisuts Of the Black Mountains.
Now as there exists treaty OF alliance between
Seryia and Montenegro, we are most anxious "a
hear what effect tie resula'ion of the Porte ELy
have upon Servia Tie Principal Is not sufficient
ly armed for great war, and 1cing surrounded by
Turkish and Austrian provinces, cannot easlly get
supply of riie.. Tie Ausinaus, Well aware
tha, Serva ia the most important point OF the Turk
ish Empire, upon which the whole Oriental ques-
ton tuIns, try to frighen tie ServiGns. The gar
rison Of the fortress OF Ie'crwardein las lcen
strengthened snd An army of observation has teen
concentrated from the fortress To Cr0va While Tie
English Consul al Belgrade pefsuades tie Prince
not TO break the peace. IRE French Consul has no
instructions whatever, ana remains quite neutral.
The Russian without promising any support, eXcites
Geryia 10 come to tie aid Of Montenegro. 4 few
weeks must decide that mos, important question.
which might become the beginning Of the great
Oriental crisis much dreaded by all the dir loma-
fists.
fire. aud biiea udage ragages several Droyiuces il
the southern parts Of the PENINSULA principally he
tween Naples, the Roman frontier, and the mlCdle
Adratic. Should the three hundred bishops cOu.
yened 10 assemble at Rome under the pretext Of the
caponizatiOn of The japanese Saints, unanimously
indorse the Popes doctiue that IL temporal power,
though not q dogma. is Indispensable TO the inGc-
pendence of the Holy See, then the evacuation OF
Rome would probably be still further adlournei, III
spite of Lord Paiuerst0ns great speech III the Bit
ish Parliament. The French have even intimated
70 the Italian Government ihat IN tie interest oi
public and private safety, they are ready 10 extend
their occupation 10 the most disturbed provinces 81
Naples but Ratazi has declined tie sus icous as
sstauce and tries now TO prove TO Europe that the
King lie uoet popular at Naples lie LETT Turin to-
day with the King on slort visi. TO Florence, and
long QUO to Naples but should the kiog fail 10 VIII
golden opinions in tie South, bis position towafC
France would become greatly compromised. Carl
baldi would indeed easily excite The popular feeling
and paciiy the provinces but Napoleon protest.
against such remedy, which he believes TO be worse
shan the evil. He dreads revolution, even in the
moderate and loyal shape OF the great hero.
England hiss, for the present, no thought but the
Exhibition which bids fair TO outshi1e even The
wonders of 1ejl. The cotton question, however,
continues strongly to Interest all the statesmen.
Should new s,and,till occur IN the warhhe opera
tions of the great Potomac army, we might again
zee Englsnd in opposition to the United States. As
long as Parliament controls Lord Palmerson all il
safe, but should the war he proiracted beyond the
month Of Augu-t tue old hTehraud would certainly
again seek some pretext for interference.
The primary elections in Prussia are TO take place
within "a week. lhe tinuph Of the Progfefssts
seems TO be inslred and The King himself begns tC
realize the difficulties which lie wanloIy called uq
He is resolved, in such q case, TO notify his Cub
met, and to introduce some moderate Liberals, in
stead of the reacti0nislr which made hun strongly
unpopular. Most probably, however, it is too lAt
20 conciliate the people by such insufficient
sions. lie hae sown the wind and Will harvest
storm. His conduct has forfeited tue confidence &
the German nation, aud has dOuo Tie create, barr
70 the monarcbicsl feeling in tie center of Europe
Russia makes a loan at London, and increases ~
paper circulation at home. Austria would ike TO
the same but her credit is utterly ruined beyond
demption. The Council of the Empire proves
complete failure ard the Cancellation OF Hungary
not yet to be thought of. The military party urge
the Emperor 10 attack Italy while che is olstrac,c
by the state OF Naples, and her army not yet col
pleted Francis Joseph besitaies but, q, The pre-
eDt moment, he lends his eur with pleasure to th
promises Of Beuedek to revenge the shame Of Ma
Henta aud Solfei mo.
Serious events are preparing in Spain. Th
Queen is discrejited-O DonDell = prestige gone.
In Portugal, things also look very unsatisfactory
King Louis Las not inherited the popularity Of ni
late brother.
RENu FRANGE