New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20
vrrv STATE OF EUROPE.
From ou, Own Correspondent ~.

Ere" oa' Own NV''''f TURIN, June g. 1869.
II. .o ~, Sunday suddenly 10 Turin, saw
Ratayzi the p esident OF TIE 'ou"' "n 'ue mug
hnt came to no complete understanding WIN theiA'
and went back TO Begiraie ON me Laso haggiore 10
b;s gallant friend ths Colonel Carroll The king
,,ie6 in vain TO persuade him to return to CaPrera,
h,t Gsribsldi refused yield, that lie might siay
the FAIRS Of the EmVorors Of France and Austria.
TIE Italian Government Eeeps. however, q sharp
loolon, mon the movements Of the hero, and hopes
20 prevent any expedition. Napoleon views
are for the moment directed 10 a quite different guar
fer After having fer the ast eight years frightened
.be WORKOUT scriie diplomacy OF Europe b Ware
and ornaments. uui he raised France 20 the most
prominent place on the Continent, he now suddenly
takes rp pc Ce policy. 4 general reduction Of ile
overgTown arnies which prey upon the vitais
Of all tue greater Powers, becomes the new
watchwori Of his diplomacy. lie began
with Russia, and indeed succeeded 81
81. Petersburg ~ overthroTing the German policy
which, uuCer - .hrll', was a'r.sh'y, a'C even ui-
der Gar vHslder coDtiuu, 10 eXeTt,e tho great
sst influence down 70 jhe last time. Tho relentless
hat-ei agaius, revolutionary Poland, and re system
of the most atfOSOas repression gives way 10 sc.1e
serious attempts at r,ConCih.tiou. sirens hened U.s.
French moral support prJce GorcbakCh preS3reG
Gecuan councillors, sanctioned tie eohOol reform
and the emancipation OF the Jews IN Poland. lne
Grand Duke Constituting goes IS Niceroy 10 W ~
eew, and the Marquis WIclopol-ki accompanies bin
his prin, yal adviser OF coarse, al this Is but
Ent step; sill i lescs by and by, furhef on. The
most ssngiue believers in Gar Alexander expect
even the restoration OF the Constitution Of lel3 on
tie 9Th Of Aug .e;. So muah Is certain, that
Ga sooD ~ taat thorn IN he eide q Rus
ala is drawn from tic wound, here cXiets no
longer ery reason for the { lsr 10 keep such
an enormous army Is lie Is maintaining now. Even
lf be come 20 an aiIaueculeA Win Napoleon about
The Eastern question, % "!H De iou1de. upon
rising of the Cbrif san populations 10 Turkey, All
en cicieut ali afforded 70 them by botb Emper0rs
not upon au IGvtslOn auG Oieasive war. Accord
ing 20 tie asL si.ces. 10 indeed that & blow
Ii ams d against the sick ar, Tho Russian COasul5
hayipg received Al Official ciicuiar, eniOiuing them
y warn sll Russian subjects not 10 enter into any
ienQthy CoDmercil nitlIs ~ the East. OF course
sncl a circular could not he kept secr.tit alarmed
toe exchange ia France. but England received 10
with all that British calm which chayact eriztF the
gToai iusuiar nation, much the more slGce Napo-
Ieoa has completely succeeded Ia euOitteIug Nessrs
Co6deu Disraeh, ana Lord Dciby 10 b. IN crG-
eade against tie lavish expenditure upon me army
and navy. Lord PelDers.on, hiuaeli, had
10 put an amendment 20 Mr.. Slausiec's
motion Oh the books OF tne Honse, reminding
Parliament Of The necessity e. provide for the safety
Of the Empifs. Snl, the maj pity Of the Goyein-
nneat Il very email and . combination between the
tae personal friendship between Mr. Bright and
Lord Stanley. mas good chances Of success. TIE
Nancbe,ter men have become Na.OsOuists by tie
French mmeIcial treaty, aud tie Tories, go;.r!ug
o. for the Treasury teucbes, have buried TIE anti
French Tendencies Of their IA borS In oblivion.
Eisrleli has already startled Parliament ~ lis
recOmmep GatiOn cf reduction OF the army and navy
"a new campaign II now 70 be orensd " hch night
result Ia lold Palmegs.0n downfaii upon eoonOni-
cal grounds Rat NaoOlson j. not vet satisGed with
I'M cd a "a ue ~ nd
Engl4ud ne sent Gen. Fleury - Vienna with n
plal Tor settling tie most clbcIlt questions Of our
days by tie cessi0n OF Venice aud reduction
of both The Austrian and Italian aTmies. Of
cour-e, Fia,icis Joseph viii once more
refuse to listen 20 the Of resson, bat Napoleon
l. accusO1 ed olways to Tet1rn 10 the charge and by
stif-necked Francis Joseph. Al imperial throGe 10
Mexico Tor the Austrian Emperor brother, IecQg-
iary compensation from Italy, and a territorial IL
Senni,y by granting he outlying Tmkish pr0vi.ce
Of the Herzegovina % Austria, ~ which paimaiIs
ana Croatia nj glt get natural frontefe, anC kindred
Siayolis population inh8biung the back CJuutry Of
the Dolmatia ports, might after all coAiOft Francis
Joscth for the loss Of Nenetla whose pOpul- ( on
haze the Austrian rule with undesirable snipati +.
The opportunity has just occ1rr-d Tor Geacuug that
trans. Al,ne province from Turkey. TwJye 10 li Z
Lnka Vuk lOritch the lusurgeut chief IN he soutn
of the Herzegovina has set al the Turkish troops 70
deGsDce jhe Montene gTns nov bic Opeua hes, and
Omar Pasba after succesees hos resolved 70 az
tack the nlountaiUeefs Of Montenegro. France and
Kussia have protected ag4inst any such mill
tarv movement vhics could leopard the in
Concordance Of the Block Mountains bit the
Pore can scarcely gave up ca.npai ~
sctCsNy commenced without losing her oreltige
SOD enconracioc TIE BosnSus 70 follow the cXsup pc
OF Lrka Vnkaioyiich. The Grand H,zer vii nost
pzchsblg refuse 20 listen 10 Russifs advice, ard 20
the nressors Of France aud expose tie kmJi.e o
elmuary military execution i'll those distant parts.
fu the mean time Napoleon fully believes be may
convert the MeIicins 20 tae Monar h al principle,
Ard soon extend 1t over IN Central Ameilc&. re
Joss not mean 10 leave tho great transit ways be-
tween Euroue ard Eastern Asia under The control OF
fee le rsplbi an Powers, and be requires much
t.rIiory or the compensation OF the prluces W e
counties &c wants Tor the sake Of his further p..-
Ia Europe For the present II j. the Younger tuc
81 tbs Hagsburgs and the Neapoittn BouFbcns who
ought to be PLACED sonewaers, bu. he SOM oi Ming
Leopold Of Belgian, too, must be provided for.