New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23
EUROPE.


correrponderce Of The y. Y. Tribune

co1rerponderce Of The y. Y. Tribune
LONDON Friday, Oct g 1852.
According to the best information | receive
from France the Senate will be summoned after
the return Of LOUIS BoSAPARTE, 20 consider the I'D
dresses of the municipal and departmental councils IN
favor Of the Empire. The result will be Senatuscon'
sultus Offering the President the imperial crown, as
econ as the people can be consulted on the subject
Toward the beginning of December the new vote VIII
be taken. and the Ministers of LOUIS BoNApARrr, in
order to crush al once all the hopes of the Legtinss,
have proposed the President that the vote should be
nut in the most concise way, NAPOLEON Hid or HEN
RY With" LOUIS BoNAPARrE seems to like this idea and
is sure Of at least nine millions OF yeas while the Le
gitimsts who until now have accepted Office underline
present Government and have supported IT as ranei'
ton to the Bourbon monarchy OF divine right must
choose between their places aud their principles There
il no doubt that they will not put themselves in OppO-
fton against the Empire, while HENRY " Will scarce
IL get two hundred thousand votes The Catholic cler
cy will have the trying position having to re-
ncunce their Legitmist principles.
Austria and Russa will readily acknowledge the new
Emperor as soon az he issues manifesto in which he
pledges himself maintain the treaties of 1913 Al!
tis IL quite natural but il difficult understand how
they can believe the pledges OF LOUIS BoSAPARrE Who
until now has broken his word without any scru2e.
After the attempt Of Strasburg anxious to escape pun
hmeut he promised to respect the peace OF France,
but when at liberty he tried hs fortunes again ut
Bouloguc Inn rsoned at Ham, he turned Socialist,
Only 10 persccute the Socialists rs he became
Pre- dent Az Pretident of the Republic ne perjdred
himself and HE first manifesto usurpei contained the
assurance that, unless the ntngues OF his enemies
hould force him to take the imperial crown he would
rcman PRECEDENT for years This is the man whose
word taken sufficient pledge by the Car and the
Kaiser They know of course the value Of IT, But il IA
not Russa nor Austria whom NAPOLEON Hid threatens,
but Switzerland, Belgium and England and the two
EmIcrors the northeast do not care much for those
countries They are all constitutional, and they o5er
asylum to refugees
The OtdeHtsche Post contains article which Illus
raes my recent statements the Turkish difficulties.
France England and Russia insist upon the opening OF
the Dardanees for men-ofwar. The Engllsh heet has
gone to Smyrna, and the Russian "a expected before
Narna and Trebzond while the negotiations are going
on in Constantnope. You see that England and France
are again 20 be the caspaws of Russia and that the Car
is determined get free access TO the Mediterranean
through the Straits
AZ often as the West disturbed by the struggles of
parties Russia succeeds in advancing one step further
toward her great object-the dominion OF the Mediter-
hsps be interested in receiving the opinion OF military
man OIL the Turkish army One Of the most illustriOus
soldiers grsvely expressed himself few weeks ago
i'll the following way
Their infantry able match any regular European
troops Of equal number but it is deficient in sharp
shooters The baf,alions are drilled after the French
manner and sufficiently trained for all the ev1utons
recestary in war Their moral qualities their martial
prit and endurance sreinvaluabe. Daring the revolt
OF Aleppo in ls5O several batsions though tired by
forced march Of three weeks under the burning gun Of
SYRIA rushed Immediately after their arrival into The
rnost violent 6ght against the Arabs and Belou
ins For three successive days they stormei and
ricd high stone houses terraces and mosques, with
sulsntry equal to that Of the HungGrans under the
walls OF Buda. A Captain and Lieutenant, with
twentyfeven men, held out on this occasion for fur
duys without food and with scanty supply OF annu-
uilion in a small fort OF from the main army
against superior force of Arabs who beleagured them
until they were relieved Since these troops fight 20
well againfi their fellow believers with what enthusi-
VIII they fight the Russians when the STANDARD o:
the Prophet l. uniurled
Tie cevhlry are mounted on small but good horses
enduring and hardened ike their horsemen Az they
all stations their neghing prevents every secre.
march, but they are better suited bold attack than
any other cavalry in Europe The cavalry exercise Is
also according to the French mode while the artillery
s ormel and trained on the Prussan system snerai
BEN the celebrated hero OF Pennsylvania declared IN
ls49 in letter to the Minister Of War that at the head
OF Turki.h troops he would always undertake TO defeat
Russian army Of double force without hazarcing any
thing luf VIC must admit that the Turkish army,
though well oficered in the lower ranks devoid Of
good star officers. OMZE PAsHAis their best General
he man Of genius but hes renegade croarian late