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STATE OF EURopE.-The Editor of the Albany Daily Advertiserthusg graph ically groups the shadows of coming events: Austria has an immense army in the field. Russia an immense force ready 10 march upon the Rhine, and d fleet of42 sail ready forsea. Belgium and Holland are both armed for battle. England has large squadron, for pruc- tice, in the North Seas. A large num- Der of National Guard has been called out in France, to form new army The Emperor of Russia says, "Christ- mas dinners will be eaten by some peo- pie with long faces" A NapoIeonite has said, "there will be another march to Paris.'' Lord Durham has gone to Copenhagen, to gain the alliance of the Danes. The Dutch ambassador has very unexpectedly left England, and Joseph Bonaparte as suddenly departed for that country. The Grey ministry arc evidently out of favor with the Court; and the French ministry are about adopting Souit's project of mo- ving the French army towards the iron tiers. Truly, Mr. Canning's war of opinion seems to be near at hand.