New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-14
THE STATE OF EUROPE.
Present Conditior Of N dido w Iiach ia-schrrses
OF the Grent Powers-The Riosing at Jassy
1t. FaiIure-PIans Of Italy and France
The German OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Politics
of
state Of Russia.
From Our Own Correspondent.

''' FLORENCE, April % 1906.
The state of Modo Wlacha is at present of the utmost
interest TO an impartial observer since in that remote
quarter of Europe now in provisional condition, may
follow the schemes of the different States Of Europe much
more easily than in any other country OF the Continent
AS soon as Couza was expelled and the Count of Flanders
had refused the throne the ntgues began Turkey true
her traditional policy desired the separation OF oidava
from Wallacha the only means OF maintaining her
lettering sovereignty and Tor once Russia not Only sup
ported the claims OF Turkey but even tired then
by regular conspiracy since Russia cannot approve OF
any consolidation of power IN the prlneipahtles III
order become at the right time prey to their
peighbors, the Roumanans must remain in weak ana
unsatisfactory condition. Austria has TOR the present no
other interest the Lower Danube than that those
Provinces in her immediate neighborhoo1 shall not ial
into the hands OF of her enemies and Count BismeK,
well Of Ausra's wishes, at once played trump
against the nvd Of Prussia BY some means, mol YET
known 10 the public he induced the PROVISIONAL GoVefh-
ment to nominate Prince Charles of llohenzoern to the
throne. lie probably knew that the election OF
that prince would not be ratified by tne pro
tecting Powers; still, il might increase the Austrian
difficulties. But Russia did not accede to Count
BsmGrks scheme which sufficiently proves that there is
understanding between the Courts OF D. Peers Dure
and Berlin, else their policy would not be thus dlahe
REALLY opposed the Lower Danube. The Russian party
in Moldava led by Prince Mnrussl grandson to that Hos
podar who in 1912 sold Bessaraba TO the Russians, pro-
tested against the election Of foreign prince. unless
OF the Latin race and insisted upon the separation o.
Moldayia from Wallachia. Although the Metropolitan
Archbishop
scarcely 80 names could be found fori all OF them obscure
with the exception of the Boyard Rosnovano, Murusss
broher-inlaw, and the Russian General Laeeseo Sun
the conspators thought the garrison OF Jasy beng com
posed OF Moldavan regiment, that they could not Ind
any favorable opportunity aHd on TIE day OF the
voiinc for Prince Charles assembled in the market
place Of the capital about 200 in number, all Of them Rus
sian subjects and proclaimed the secession from Naacha
win the independence of Modavia. Goesco and Lascar
Katargi the members Of the Provisional Govern
ment being then at Jassy at ordered the garrison
TO disperse the rioters who. meeting with no sympathy
from the Modayian population had retired INTO kosnoy
palace where they opened brisk IRE upon the SOL
dery The sodley however replied forced the doors and
killed dozen OF the insurgents, whilst the greater part
Of them escaped by entrance together with fince
Murano ROsnoyano and Lacesco were taken prisoners
and at last the Metropolitan, too, was found, hidden
in the wne-eellar, and complaining OF serious
wound, which, after all, proved to be only scratch
Murss had promised the conspirators that at the inst
disturbance $1,000 Russians would cross the Puth and
come their assistance and is possible that if the move
ment had met with any success Russia might have inter
fei IN order preserve order religion, the family and
property; but the not did not last beyond an nour no
prciext fox preserving the social order OF Eepe IN
Moldaya. Italy, in the time, proposes that the
Dannban Prncipalties be handed to Austria which
holds already two millions OF Rouanias under It's
sccpcr Us exchange tor Venetia Some kounanan
students the University Of Turn protested IN the papers
against such scheme, but the semi-ohcal Opini0hs OF
toaay aics the proposition, which would
,uitc ali the Roumanan race under the monarch
France also objects 10 Prince Charles u llohen-
zollorn whose election, by universal suffrage, was
quite unanimous, and proposes hospodnr Tor
limited period, say five years, IN fact republican Iof
Of Government that the Emperor has been con Vered
10 principles but because he does not yet want
10 seie tho question Of the Prncpaities inay before
he has tried all the diseases OF Europe ~ Ms Ia
nous uosium Congress To prepare for that Congress
he facilitates the eugation Of French aborers 70 Bel
gum N order 10 remove them eventually from Pans, 40
he saws where the great works for the extension and I'M
provencut Of the city will be finished while Others
believe that the lAboers 10 Belgium IN order TO agate
foT the adj ourned annexation.
As to Germany, the danger of al imminent war has
upssgh "A tOuut HSWark accepted count Mcur-
doris proposal OF cotempoTaneous disarming, Austra
beginning Thursday, and Prussia following on Friday
s the question OF sceswg Holsein remains unsettled,
and the cangor of only adjourned not removed The
German question also remains entirely unsettled BIS
mark proposal Of united German Parliament upon the
basis OF universal suffrage did not meet with te s{mph-
thes OF the German Liberals Strange to say hey DO mol
avail themselves Of The opportunity offered by Prussia Tor
conquerng their unity and liberty; they do not trust
Count BsnaTks gifts. Thus Austria more obtains
respite We shall whether she takes advantage OF her
good settle AZ last the Hungarian affairs The
House Of Peers accepted the 18th ai Pesth the address
Of the House of Commons By close party vote Of 100
against l02 The address insists for the second time upon
the immediate restoration Of the laws Of ls as they e1-
sed previous their revision upon the full reconsrue-
ton OF the Provinces and the recall Of the exes In the
meant the Committees for the revision Of the laws
Of 1913 and the remuneration OF Croatia continue Their
work and the chances Of complete reconciliation are al
least as probable before the Threatening notes and arna-
inen,s OF Count BismaTk.
We have details as yet concerning the euempt 70
aSsassinate the Emperor of Russia 80 much Is certain
that the Car not hurt hat the vouldbe assassin was
Russian, not Pole and that the peasant VINO dsarmed
and arrested him Immediately eccN ed the patent Oh hop
ty There is no doubt that Russia is in state OF great
agitation the nobility ask everywhere for political nights
and desire them be likewise extended TO the freedmen
but the Car declares that the position OF pOhticai
eonstv il null and void either for noble
men or people lie does not want to crown the
building and thinks that If Napoleon withholds liberty
from the French nation without injury TO the public
veal and the power of the Empire, the Russians must
content themselves with their present political condition
constitution If for him quite the same abominabe,
illogical thing IL was for his father Nicholas who used to
say that he understood both despotsm and republics
but he could not understand constitutional monarchy