New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-20
TEE STATE on EUROPE.


History Of the prussinn-A ssirinn FnbrcgIio-
The scbIeswiz -Hoisiein quesiion-Prescni
Condition OF the Qnarrci-Napoloons Posi-
tioB-KEuDEnrJ and AustIia-Tsnd Conduct of
the Bohcminss-Otber Provineea-EtaiiaH
Poiiiics-PnnaIieisn rcnr NaPIos-seYerni
Proitsianis and Fr.ema,ons Killed.
FROM Oar Own Correspondent
TL0B.cE Msrcl g. 1906
Austria and Prussia the German allies, who but
lately made upon Denmark Or the Of schle5vg
Holein ron Danish oppression quaelng about tho
sfois and il the high flown articles 10 the Berlin and
Ylesns oici0 popers were written IA earnest might be-
eye that We are on tie eve Of war Tue very
simpei for the schoswgHosen question in It's present
phase very clear Tie two great powers began tie
supported by tic sympathy Of an Germany in order to
TIE autonomy and ndyisibitY Of the two Duchies pre-
tending likewise that tho Duke OF Augulteuburg had
\ better claiu 20 tie succession than his cousin. tie
King Of Denmark This last pFotext was dropped AS
the conquest became complete ard the next step was
divide the indiysbs Duches aud to annex Lauenburs 90
BsnalE openly tnat 80 wants q annex the Dlcle
Prussia and thereuqou promised handsome sum OF
iris. however distressed by financial dhoutio could not ac-
ce such Offer % might becomes dangerous precedent as
roards could be show that The Austrian
Emperor has objection 20 se As Provinces Victor Emanuel
would ~ once present himself ~ purchaser ana WHO Knows
whether other Provinces would not also make PROPOSE
I'll Si. 6o;sr,rt bs 5e,i.ei lie eadgred for many
he l. essalng reconciliation With Hungary and Calico be
cannot ote1 shor 10 sell Provinces. Accordingly,
Count Ncasdoff CAV, "a bnt ~ Berlin that Aus
iria hal 10 objection, N principle. to the Gnuexa
lion Of Uoi,irr w pria since al olrng province the
Betc would no. Dol rfoufbo o desirable acquisition 70 the
EmpIr. luttu preserve gn Le EO4d propose compound
prise lso.cy BUD land ao3 money alone lie wanted
ssver scores % ols. 49, brak pad no attention 20
w VIE az rn, an aay.nF ssad tn, to y ne.
collation. Ece dropped. and Austria was TO be bu.
led. fil Francis Jos-ph tr1us quite o. wei IS
Ismars himself t4at King William la, not tie nerve 70 be-
gan F. IicL could A1 b-t spread over an DeFmA ahu
10 krrcglt Hr knows lkegse Char var .alnH Prussia
would b. loF-lr n tAc Gcruan Provinces OF Austria and
against he lur means b ich Prussia oudeayors 10 drive
Austria to var ind weeis iho bully with rrsese arslr
. .as tt Prussia vii change hostile POSI-
De- broken very hTst opportunity laiy
arms b. lc mean tine a-l prepares TOT th1ils
8 gts tto llll ID cc.cr ~ Italian politics 20 hi
co,s no tu sat Dismllt and psop9siilons made
Zen Ar.,,-. ia,r, you'd nave been sealed Bsaark
fore.Sr ,--,ed sar,i.1as fvor without mentioning
any consideration th, Emperor refused % take part n
which I France cold have any interest lie said
o. the usa Minister that be possesses all the qualities u
yrclchcs pce peace ba he troops aoag the
ifussau fsr ard n war should really break IN Ger.
mlny Do inclined 10 take the part Of Austria than Of
Prussia ard Iay would haze 60 tgs biz eKampe a any
rate he turns TIC Bis advantage forifhee
Is 20 wax nothing short - European Congress can hnay
sres j. exactly what Napoleon want % bung aboSt IN order
10 settle to tm- She Italian question and the
diHiculucs o. tie DauubiGl Fgiacipaities
While Austria has 90 eateh ne aiFeqes Of the rIasan
Cabinet she has eny 70 do Ut home Tue hungarian gaes
ton. which might have been settled at once u Tue uermA9
Ministry lad dsSi OF Hungary proceed. Dnl Slow " ana
without the superior saiesmansPo OF iranes De1h y HSsu
hsve already led 10 greater osifangemen lnah fbV
But Doak On sido and Aiaih!h on the olhei,
touring oppoor to the rights Of Hungary and thus
spite u tho Germsn tendency toward oppression thee
!, Iong hope iast nsn sr9 a an .aemy become tho
support Ausa Of condition OF getting respon'
Austrian Minister Of Home Affairs does not Ike either the
Hungarians TIE idea o. thorough common Organization
aud has bohemian tendencies. az the present moment
However bis star tie wine since bis Peed Boaemans
behave the most disgr4eeiA manner Whic they clam
teir national lts le Dict a. Prague the mob IA 'c or
country toEns .ni. Arcgnar persecution Of TIE 10
hreW whose houses sacked and Rbese persons were I'M
periled Everywhere the civil authorities prosing insufficient
tho military had 70 Interfere and martial law was pro
In Bohemia take Advantage OF the misconduct
Of this national anagoum aud throw the Responsibility OF
tho Chfan naicism OF tho mob those who have los
tered and protected the national enaenses Of he boheman
Tie Poles In Gloa behave FAR lete Their DieI at Lem
berg differs from the OF er provincial Diets Ia tho amount Of
amen,ry fashion A the attempts Al fIbustering the
part OF Tie Ruttensn ministry promptly put down and
Oc al redesse1 or o. least violgns 10
he oee Of Goyernrent L. Croatia three parties OF nearly
equal strength paraYzed parliamentary action but at last
depgtaOn sont 10 Pcsh 10 treat OF reunion Oh Aua
,av and Croata Tho uncliiaus meet their eIrng breth
ren with tho greatest Nborliity, and Cancellation most
In Isv the Coppe 4, shaky Aner the Easter recess
plan 20 be discussed and will be altogether
amended La Marm0ss Ministry vii! only last until the Oppo
stiou which has tie majority gets sufficiently organized 10
form on Administration The leaders, however are unwhB
- take responsibility Of higher taxation which has become
Inevitable upon themselves they prefer 20 leave thit es
creeabe the present Ministry IN order 10 Bet lAe he
loom Of power without incuubrence go
most barbaous anaiicism has stained the ilo town OF
Iaetta In the NeapOan Provinces, with blood. An IN
furated mob excited by pfcs. aad ars. killed sew
eral respectable citizens who were known 10 have turned
Prtestauts or became Free MasouS Their houses were
sacked and about " persons seriously wounded before the
military could qIol tho disturbance and restore order
seyenyfye rCcr among them the fanacal priest and sew
eal frars arrested but the Liberal party throws tho
principal blame upon tie Mai5isr OF Public Instruction.
BERT and upon La MnrmoTa who treats the priests and
frars too guyerly allows them 10 preach sodlon from
the pulpit During the weeks Of Lent heard In all
tie churches nothing but denunciatioLs OF the
Prostants aud OF Free Masonry which seems 10 be real
bugbcar to the Roman Catholic Church.