New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-13
TEE STATE OF EUROPE.
from Ouf Own Correspondent.


TURIN, Dec. 10, 1902.
A curious story has lately been published by tie
Opin,one of Tufin, a ncwspaper Of moderate ViewS,
generally well informed, aud conducted III reepecI'
sble manner. According to the Roman correspondent
Of the Journal, a Captain OF the Pspal Zousver h.f
been arrested By he French military suthoniie1 es
swindler and scoomphcs in II murder. He hsa
been aeuteuced 20 y.dve yeRr Of forced sbor,
bat among his papers were foand compromising les.
t.rs Of tho ex Queen Of Naples, now retired IN u
nunnsTy at AussbGrgh ia Bavaria, about which tbe
following account is spread throughout az Italy:
TIE Captain, Belgian by birth, gave himself oli
for peltgiau Duke and wAs introduced - tucu T.
Monggnor MorOds, the POpe's Minister Of War.
Taken in by tie adyenturers iOrged parers, herods
presented I'm - tie eg Royal Isniiy, aud ciiHhsi
| i,rim4.-y coon rYragS Gn be Weol lie hAncsome
| T,pava and the vonthlul Queen. Ouo morning che
had veb The order 10 her maid OF honor the daughter
! q Gen. Stateiia, not 10 admit anybody into het
| om but the King, impatient on sccouh. o. "a,
absence OF the Queen ffCn breA kiat, vent blnrcii
to his r5oia. Miss Statela rushed thefeupon IL 20
ANNOUNCE him. oui the QCoon. sarpriseo sni driven
msl bv the sudden Eruption into her hcdTooh,
stsb,ed the maid vi honor, and put to corpse on
no bed, setting 4 Oh he. In ;bC cOiIu-'gH, 'he
Yousve net tho r. sitter OF che Dn'der wa AlsLeo
M and Gen. Sta,ela induced 20 silence By an IN
I
lett her husband aD1 became peDIteLb IN Inc tor
u,ar nunuery, wbero tia Ic.nfes % zee GU hohy.
Thus runs the story need not tell that u - Ipli
of improbable iu lidcIts, and / 90 Dot care - tke
the res.-on-i Jiity Tor tive account upon ne. can
| caiv say thu the R0mGl Correspondent Of NE
Cgtui0Ht IL respectable mao, who has not invented
the story but dOes truhiully report what 10 eald IL
me gossipiDg draw ing.r0oUs Of Rome.
The q OK questioo ehtert intO.a new phaie. lhe
/ Enpligl Government refuses tho crown Tor Prince
! Alfred but declares for the annexation OF the
Jof.ian Islands recommending 81 the same time The
election Of Ferdinand, Rins-Dowsgef OF Portugal,
! lrst cousin 70 Queen Victoria. The Creeks VIII of
course acL in conformity with the accommodation,
and Nv gratitude for the extenso0 OF their territory
remain attached 10 tho Euglibb Alliance. Thus the
objection Of tie Oriental movement falls into the
! band. Of England ana An important precedent fol
Inc ces5loD Of Veaeua to Italy 10 estshllehed-s
gIefs Power rendering the KEY oil the Airalc -
! a new Kingdom, wiOse tendencies have until now
been hostile 10 the Engeh Traditions in Inc East IL
ia q severe blow 70 Napoleons Oriental policy, aud
| a rebnke for the unDexsiion Of Nice and Savoy O.
the price Of the war OF 1852 and Of the pnucipo OF
non inter yen.ion; England gains thus morally much
more thau she losos materially.
You will prOhobly have seen TIE Correspondent
between Prof Francis Newman and Mr.. GladstOn,
10 the English papers. MIR. Hrwm ana reply beiug IN
fac liz strong in substance es II was courteous III ts
form Gladstone wrote sNcr II another letter 10 its
| proicssor, to which the latter made cordial anu
|
position and left IL 10 tho Chancellor OF the BE-
che1ner 20 publd he continuation Of The CO espou-
dende or not lie declined Oh The ground TIA, New
man spoks too favorably Of BIN. Your friends are
sl exertinr Themselves 10 he utmost for the canre
Oh liberty and Union stl il would be unreasonable
10 shut our eyer The fact that tue ecessiphists IA
E1rope have out. geEeral.d your diplomacy, and
that the tide Of public opinion runs s'ili sgains you
principal u because your generals had no signal sac
cets and your statesmen tssfied Tor 700 ioh2 tlme
with the emancipation Of he negIoei
! The endcavors Of the Hungarian eri1tocracy 70
arrive ct Il Cancellation with Anstrla have DOW come
TO point where Francis joseph and bic German
councillors must decide either one way or The other.
Count Apponyi the Hungarian Chief Justice went
to Niesna with some proportions which, II accepted
lead 20 tire convOcati0n OF tie Diet and eventually
to the CoronatOn If Trey are refused tbe breach
between Ae Dynasty aud Hungary becomes irrep"r-
able. Tue result is altogether uncenein IT dependa
exclusively upon the individual opinions Of the
Emperor, whose obstinacy is proyerhiaL
IL becomes RON day 10 dag more certain .oat INC
mel 81 powers Of the SGltan are derGDgcd and TIE
Turkish ministers often meet 10 secret council TO con-
cult upn tue nisasures 10 DO taken for the moment,
when The increasing mental alienation mikes HIN
altogether matt TO reign A regency is too much
at variance with the Oriental idess and tho butsns
h6r in not vet of Sue.