New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-19
THE STATE OF EUROPE.
From Our Own Correspondent

From Our Own Correspondent
TURIN, Jan. q, 1868.
List week we were blocked up by the snow on
the Alps. For three days not even tie post could
Gloss tue mountains. Several roofs fell in at Turin
under the weight OF the suow. At Locarno
the church roof broke down with q fearful
crash upon the congregation and killed forty.iive
persons, msming a still greater number. In Tus'
cany and the Romagna, the rivers burst the dykes
and made fearful ravages. In the memory OF man
there has not been SO great fall Of snow as this
year.
Politically, Italy is quiet. The Chambers meet
tomorrow, but the session will not DO of any i'm
porlalce, since Napoleon does not allow any move
nent toward Rome, while the Italian army is not
yet strong enough to make u war against Austria
desirable.
B1i il the Italian Peninsula remains calm, tho sg
itnlion in the East grows daily more threatening
Though tue Greek revolution has completely fallen
under the control o. England, an behaves as orderly
rs any rvatye could dtsire, Russia is not Sub
hitting meekly to her moral defeat at Athens. She
turns her attentions aud ntrigues to the DAG ubian
prucipaities, and TO all the country from the Dam
ube AID tie Save to the Balkans. Two hundred
thousand stand Of arms have been imported lately
from the Government arsenal NJ lula to Moldowal-
aCbia, Serbia aud bull arla, and the Christian pop
ulalions of Northern Turkey only wait for signsl
from 81. Petersburg in order to rise in suriecton
against The Satan. At the same time the Russian
parry in MO.dowallacbia remind Prince Couza
OF bis promise at The time OF his election
TO resign his throne in favor OF foreign prince
soon us the conditions OF Europe should make it pos
sIble that rome member Of the royal houses could
accept the crown OF thoee countries. Now, the
Prince ~ whom Couza is TO give way is tdat same
Prince Of Leuchtenburc. nephew 10 the Car AID
to Emperor Napoleon, whoss nomination in Greece
Ind iy fia llp mo aupfU Eu.l
gland, and whose accession TO the throne of Moto-
wallacha IS not prevented by European treaties.
Siili the FnncoRussian Alliance seems Father un.
Lucky. just ~ tue moment when the blow wH
prepared in European Turkey an iusurfecton breaks
Ou in Poland. On the night Of the I'd all the Rus
sian soldiers not in the barracks killed in their
beds and Oh tie next day the ema!ler detachments
attacked aud dis armed. The insurgents took TO the
woods aud swamps, aud from tho Prnssian frontier
To Wilma, in Lthuania, all The country has Tissn
We have these details only from the Official telegram
Of tho Kusssn Government sDi we do not know II
ihAt outburst Of Poands despair has any chance oil
success The Russian autAcrllles tell US that the IN
sursenis are everywhere surrounded, aud that lev
days Will rGce TO restore peace; ON the other hand
we are informed that tic piracy has It's rsmli
cations in the Russian army i.bcli and that not
few officers will join the insurgents. IL such should
be tie ca-e tie PCrh iusurrec,ion might 5000 be-
come Of European importance. We are not able 10
ud out whether 1t Id the Russian or the Poli,h YER
must reood that the Polish Revolutionary Cola-
uiuee announced carly ri,ing IA No
vemher, and that some Poles toll us here In Italy,
about the New Yoar, that tue insurreeuon was to
break out between the 20th and 18th OF January
II If "A peculiar feature of that movement, that 1t
proiesta against all Intervention OF the emSrans Ia
entirely LOuc grown, ana refGses the cooperation
OF the Generals Wysocki aud Mieroslawski.
Said Pasna's sudden death ia Egypt is lkewise
most dissgreesbl- to the Emperor Napoleon, who
had just borrowed 500 black sodien from tie
Vieeroy for gafrisoning Vera Cruz, where the
French soldiers died al such a rate that the resi-
,nents in France ordered e. nS1iorce the Mexican
expedition, must be embarked by force. Said sue
,ersor Israel rasha, ia lees devoted 10 the French
interests than his deceased uncle was and the dig
girg OF the Sucz Canal may soon encounter serious
difficulties. Sui, NaJoieoa fully believes In the
success Of the undertaking, aud, looking forward 10
the growing importance Of the Red Sea. ho has
lately occupied the por, Of Obok, on the Abyssinian
coast, A. y set-of Tor Alden and Perrin.
The publication OF Gen. Forey's instructions in
no yellow books presented 10 the French Assembly
0p My shows hat tue Mexican expedition was un-
deTtLken in order 10 put stop 10 The encroachments
Of the Ang!o-Saxon elemeLt in America. The Luz
peror puts the Monroe doctrine ABIDE, dis,ruets tue
SscessioEiss as well the Upionsts, and believes
ho may consolidate tie Latin races throughout South
America Mexico il 10 be administered in the
French way by able fnaDcers and 10y the prestige
OF the Romsrl Catholic Church, whether the State
remains republican or turns mODarchIcal-of course
II the expediOu is suecesslul and the conquer com
plee. STILL about ouch questions il 10 impossible to
argue with aDy FIenchinan. Even the enemies OF
The Emperor DO not doubt that eight millions Of
Mexcans must submit to thirty thousand French
soldiers.
In Austria everything remains IN the old unsatia-
factory state. Hnngary's advances for conclla-
ton On fair terms lead to no practical result. since
tho Austrian Minister IL bent upon bis Constitution
Of the 26th Of February ard the centralized unity
Of the Austrian Empire, while the llongarians stick
10 their old Constitution reformed in 1913, and re.
fuse to elect members for tho Austrian Council OF
the Empire
Garioadi's wound begins at last to heal He
walks slieady upon crutches, and may i'll month
or TWO fully recover. But if his recovery 10 Glow,
it is at least be complete. His surgeons are sat.
isied that not tie slightest trace OF lameneS will
remain. II ia probable tat the hero Id to pay visit
TO England in the Spring. unless the snccefs OF the
Polish revolution should rouse the spirit OF Liberty
al over the Continent OF Europe, and give the ltsl.
lans fair chance for trying once more their good
luck in an attack upoa Austria.
The parliamentary conflict between the Chamber
Of Deputies and the Kug continues still IN Prussia,
without any chance OF an Arrangement.
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