New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-28
THE STATE OF EUROPE.
From Our Special Correspondent.

From Our Special Correspondent
FLORENCE May .. 1864.
The Danish question remains in the same
state as heretofore The English nation Is Indignant pu'
remains quiet locker on. while Denmark is dislnein-
he,ed for ii is n0w no secret that Austria Prussia anu
GERMANY do not take the treaty Of 1852 into any account
and tha, France in spite of the pretended good under
sluding with England insists upon the expression VI
The oopalar viii in tie Princpaitcs Lord Palnefs'on
still nourishes how ever, some hope for DennarS' Soo
knows that Prussia and Austria do not agree as 10 INV
final disposal Of Schcswig Holstcin Tie hihs VI
STA and bis reckless Minister Hsmark, want si'il'! 'Do
annexation Of the DucheS to the PrnSsim '''n'
they wish TO rehcaIse the great Mexican oo'n'"! o"'
Austria keeps the fortress Of fredcilca anu mas no IN
tsnson TO aggrandi1e her rival by ssefceS u oOVu
and money She seems lately 10 have come 20 inc con
clusinu that after all. the sinDDeG lheFhucl iHhVo
T~cderic of Augustenburg, might do Tor the present
by acknowledging his Tsht o succession NusIIIa Toulu
at once gain gOGea opinions IN Germany anu pu1
al, int, false position France and Russia Still hOld
back. England remains isolated, after her Dlus-
"a ing in a rather awkward position unable 10 avert me
ruin OF the hing Of Denmark who had pat ms iah eA
cluvev In the Ens sh alliance. But ii lhe PVlt-ca4
weight Of England has been greatly diminished Gisa-
stone mGy proudly point 70 lis budget, the Ohiy olN
por, mo great Powers OF Europe which shows sur
rus instead of the French Austrian Italian, and Rus
san deficiency. However,, were Lord tHiineiston not
Murdered by the Obstnacy of thc QGcen nc WoHd nave
ALREADY cilClCns steps Or ihNttC
tiOR of Denmark, where arcpubiican part! now DtgS
to manifest SELF with great .bodness. Ia TACT hing
Christian lies not on bed OF roses lie dishes me
democratic Constitution 10 which ms MlnlslerS ana
all the naponal parry obstmee.y cling. lie sees hls
richest provinces wIestcd IO, Only nom Denmark bul
most % baby from has crown since the question "a hs
personal union begins TO disappear Ike disSoi'lHs
view anu IN his capital itself Two hostile ptFlits a4e
fOrmne-fhat Of the ScGnOinGyi ian II mon ana the nc
publican. As 10 the London Conferences, NOBODY Dc
Neycs chat any satisfactory result can DE eAIVe.Sn
IFr 81 f4s al
Austrian ieet passing by Gibraltar ana Dover, an"
cast ny anchor al the mouth OF she Eide sun Count
berg declares that IL viii not go INTO lhe pe,V'
remOmhfr, however how the same Couut hcch"os
most soemny declared Ia February that Austria occu
pied ScieswIg extensively n the interest oi tue e" %
isthst is 10 saw for maintaining TIE iutcgr! OF TIE
Danish Monarchy The English fleet Is ~ the Downs
and one culbOai watches the AustIlans IN the Ne4s
boIbood OF Hehgoa ID. yet the Austrian Meet may any
day pass the Sound a4d lombard Copenhagen before
III .hgiish could alIIye IN tie Danish waters.
Bat Austria, too is IN false position. she cannoi
uenson the personal union IN ScLleswg iioslen VIM
oat exciting new agitation in Hungary She cannot
sneA OF the psir oiples OF nationality on the Eder
vltlO<t giving right 10 the NenctaS on the 10 10 H.
sist upon the same principle. She Is nov lnY0htd I'D
war al the exueiue moth of the German Continent
while Italy is under arms and at the slightest hint rom
Parts would gady attack Austria 10y land ma sea
turning the famous qusdrlieIai ron tie 10 ana tue
Aaratc. But not content with tAat dangerous Posl
ton Schmerlng tie Minister et the Home once
maDaged 10 exclte lie agitation In hungary. Chaet
Count tcrprch the Huugarians renamed aphtAeuc,
OF about thirty well Known persons. VINO are ac-
cuaed of having been correspondence Win the
Chsfs OF TIE Hungarian EmiGUton, mace any SCI
imuresSiOn on the pus.lc mind Iut SChmcfHnS DcIt'
tied that result of Count FOrgacls inactive pOhcy Ac'
cOIding 10 the Minister'S opinion. Government means
repression AID continual persecution or ever! Ooul VINO
does not believe that the Constitution Of the 20iA 81
February is tie masterpiece Of human ingenuity. lie
sisted therefore upon Count 1Orgachs TeuTng. ana
put IN his stead Count Hermann Ichy a. enoI-
eeo Chancellor Of Hungary The new statesman must %
course again the political Government ouielais
il is sald even the members Of the High COur'
whose political opinions do not agree "Ni
those on the Minister the bench j. 10 De- MEG WIZ
political partRans and having thus s0wn the wHd proud
cast. he beIeyes he may reap the satisfaction Of
hungary and her aoqulescence IN tue Aus
tran system Of parliamentary government l &c
not under stand how II comes that IN Austria (and III
Italy tOO) obstinate stOdity is believed 10 be the mrs.
quality Vi minister but It seems that revolutions ilus
always I've prepaleu by Tie Government ana SchMcruns
can not fail to raise NEST terrible storm
which nay become fatal To Austria. Even The f0p'
has LACEY contributed to rOuse TIC agitation IN Europe
he mas most eneIgcucaily denounced the Emperor o
H. ssia In II most remarkable Ahocution. Under sue
precariOus circumstance 1t A. quite hauIa! Tor ID
rate of interest at the Bank OF England 10 De raised
y per cent Nobody believes Ia the stability Of IN
present conditions of Europe peace can scarcely b.
preserved longer than iii she SpiIDg Of 1900.
Gaiibaidi eXpec,cd 10 arrive a. CaIIcIa tomorrow
Cs'dDal Antone has given orders 10 forbid the zach
of the Duke Sutherland 10 enter into any OF the Papa
sea ports though he Knows tnat tie General has moi
mere than three persons n lis suite lis and other
friends iaviGg returned ON England via France. In
roy next letter viii give you some interesting nioTms
tiOu about MoldO- " aliachia.