The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-17
Revolutionary Agitation In South
Eastern EurODn.

While 1t now appears probable that q
7 Conference of European Powers will
soon be convoked, and will endeaYor to
end, by new Compromise, the war in
Northern Europe, the materials of rev
olutiOnary outbreaks are accommodating
in several places in SOUTHEASTERN Eu-
rope.
In Venetia, the Committee of Action
are circulating a stirring proclamation
to the Nenetians and Triestines, declsr-
ing their expectation that the Dano-
German conflict will prove the fore
runner Of greater and rapidly spread
ing commotiogs Powerful nations
they say "will stand at our side. and
in the interior of the country affairs
are assuming a shape which permits US
TO hope for the best. Help IS ready.
the position of the ground favors Us.
experience girds up security. Garibaldi
has sounded the signal in his proclama-
ton, listened to by all without party
passion; he requires nothing from the
Italians but union and action against
tho common enemy We announce
that your Committee of Action has
agreed with the Central Committee
founded by Garibaldi and the Insur-
rectionsry Committee in Hungary and
Gallcla, that the movement shall break
out simultaneously in all places"
In Hungary the most extensive pre-
parations have for some time been
making for rising Of the people. In
Pesth riot took place on the 18th Of
March, and the crowd raised the cry OF
Long live KOssuth," " long live Carl
baldi! A number Of prominent Hun
garlans. among them a'former President
and Nice-PTesidcnt, were arrested. and
large quantities of arms Of different
kinds were seized. The correspondence
from Hungary in the English and Ger
man papers indicates that the whole
nation IS extremely disappointed with
It's lot, and ardently wished for q change.
The agitation in Galicia is so great as
to have induced the Austrian Govern
mcnt to declare the province in o state
Of siege.
The news from Northern Turkey IS
Of character no less exciting. 1t is
reported from the Herzegovina that the
inhabitants are refusing the taxes on
the plea Of inability topay, that the old
Woiwodes are being carried in chains
TO MOstar, that the Priests are taking
to fight, that, in fine, agitation prevails
throughout the Province. The Prince
Of SerYia has adopted the Prince Of
Montenegro as his successor, and the
project Of the union of two provinces
which have always been distinguished
for their unrelenting hostility to the
Turks is likely to add new fuel 70 the
excitement In the DanGbian Princi-
palities, the Prince and the Legislature
are unanimous in their desire 10
introduce thoroughgoing reforms, and
although the Prince has hereby incur
red the displeasure OF the Great Powers,
he Fesolutely perseveres in his course.
The Austrian papers maintain that these
Principalities have become the place OF
rendezvous for large numbers Of Polish,
Hungarian, Italian and French refu-
gees, who are planning revolutionary
expeditions, and they believe not only
that the people Of the Principalities
viii not hinder, but that they will even
assist them. According to q recent re-
port from St Petersburg, the Russian
Government suspects France Of coun-
tenaRcing and encouraging these revo-
lutionary schemes, and there IS great
GOODNESS in consequence between the
two Governments.
Thus material is accommodating for
new and violent conflicts between the
Progressive party of Europe and the
old conservative Governments, and the
irrepressible conflict is ripening for
solution-N !. Tribune