The New York herald., 1866-01-29

sufos to now that an the nauons very sck and ~
10 position.
Austria our cherished friend and neighbor, is Il
present suffering from Hungarian Venetian CrOatian.
savonic Germauc Polish and financial crisis, and In
order to herself she must either possess an iron con-
sttution. or have miracle worked in her faypr
England s under crisis owing to the death Of Lord
Palmerston and the coalition betwen Earl Russell and
Mr. Bright, from which the tories may have to sufrer
With regard to the FenIan this is worse than
disease-t Is q frightful plague, which Is spreading
with loathsome and alarming rapdity.
Prussia is suffering from indigestion caused by having
devoured Schleswig hostein In too great haste and d.
Won Bsmark hnds th at his pills are not sufficiently en-
cacious to gve her easement.
The crisis in Russia is due to the snfranchisement Il
the ser In sequence OF which the aristocracy the
Poles and tho Caucsans giving considerable troubs
Spain, although an orthodox Catholic country, bas
s sin ii to Be- u:
the foryent prayers Of Sister Patrocino and Father
Caret; but having incurred tho dspeasure Of the Holy
See by recognizing the kingdom Of Italy, she likely
grow WORSE and even To perish utterly
that she has twenty riga,es ~ command which as
being got ready to proceed to sea and destroy Tie
Greece has been sick for long while, and appear
almost incurable. Every week at least the demise OF
Cabinet is announced, and the creation Of one
With tie death Of Leopold 1.-The shrewdest sovs
reign Of Euope-Belgium has lost ruler who ever
able 70 proyen the liberal and Catholic parties from oo
ing into collision Tho new soveregn has strong ~.
tay for the clerical party and the interests Of the
country may suffer unless he possesses the talent ta0l
Tho new Emperor Maximilian- despite tho patroaags
Of Ia Gsands Nasom and the aid o. AUSTRIAN Bsstaa
verge Of crisis which threatens serious danger TO him.
self and TO Mexico II cannot last much longer and The
least un'avorable result that epsue will be that he
may be OBLIGED to return for safety to Mramar nOtwi
standing that he is proIes Of La 0rande Nds ~
France 10 not In healthy condition. owing 70 the d.
iuato nf he old
in the Luxembourg Gardens and supply thoir places
with buildings. The government Of Napoleon III soea
TO have perfect monoman.a for tearing down old bud
ings and erecting new ones in their stead
In the Danubiar prncpatics Prince Couza meets with
little favor. In Turkey the Sultan Is reckoning how
much longer his race will last IN Europe Without de-
scbing the crises existing In Persia Japan and China
and other countries more or less Civilized would call
attention to the crisis In which the potentae a koms
finds himself at present II he does not break awny
from the idea Of temporal power he will find his spiritual
As tho Whole world seems to be in state Of crisis
not surprising that the Kingdom OF Italy should also b
in disordcred conditions and rs u Is but very youns
OF infancy, conformaby with the law OF nature.
The State physc should however, take care not y
administer much medicine to the youthful patient
for that the existence of Italy might be mpersA
The symptoms alternate heat and cold at the exr
doctors called in differ as to hs of the disease and
the proper mode Of treatment II seems most poto te
leave the patient for few months at least 70 tho care
the greatest Of all physicians-Nature
The condition OF Italy Is most serious and that whic1'
renders still grave Is that We are not certain
the future tion OF our public men, or even OF then
continuance in ONCE. The partisan press contributed
not little towards keeping up this state OF confusion
and instead OF being beacon, It's object at present
seems to be to mislesd public opinion.
At Turin there is very little security for either property
or e II Is actually dangerous to walk the streets VITA
citizens ray tax Of seventy eight thousand francs fs
police protection.
The owners of houses undergoing . crisis \ G.
cause owing to their svarice and stupidity they
have their houses empty rather than TO reduce thst
rents
There IL Q crisis among the newspapers also u
number Of subscribers and readers having falen o
considerably Of late In consequence OF the eternal M
notony of the political articles.
seens have abaod Tho choice lies between We
and tho reduction OF the strength Of the army.
Mts Adelina Patti has had enormous success q
Turin the enthusiasm end applause being fully - gree
that expressed by the Fiorenncs All tho organs
the press praise her wonderful talent and private iss
ting terms