New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-15

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Krsssr rv,rscs aud therefore they have tried 10 put
tcth an rSrara,cn &C. the effect that the tort lsakchi
las been DESTROYED b, the Russians. and that the
Tutls when encountcIlng the CoSsacks on the lslet
a. MiStip led tYst though the Cossacks were like
wise vsuS.riekca. but now IL sEsccrtaned that th,
Hpsssrs did not land az lsakchi. and therefore could
ret have DESTROYED the tort, aud that the et of Wild
an rcSil, in the possession OF the Turks, and that
.hry csulVi he hindered from crossing the Danube.
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make haste in attacking tie disorganized army OF
Prince GoTchakon before il is REINFORCED, Lord Rad
life has led in inducing the Sultan to extent
the Period for awaiting the answer OF he Car to the
lie; Of November. and 10 suspend the hostties up to
iAa; dav In The meantime We arc informed that new
Russian corps that of Gen Osten Sachen, is crossing
tie rruih and fastening 10 reinforce Prince Gorchs-
kph As the English Government is averse to war;
ard jces not for Turkey If il only succeed in
preventing tie war from becoming European, it il
It's interest 10 have the army Of Omer Pasha defeated
because after Turkish defeat it has yet chance
Of forcing tie Sultan 10 accept the Vienna note Lord
Rodcfe therefore seeks 10 gain time for the Russians
Such pro ceecDCs, though very agreeable to the mon
eyed classes create disgust with the people of Eng
lana and in spite of their proverbal loyalty, see
s,me suspicion aroused against Prince Albert, whose
Russian tendencies well known. TO-day's Tunes
for instance contsns letter protesting against the
plan Of erecting statue 10 the Prince, as was con-
telrplated by the Lord Mayor who wishes to become
such letter could appear in that paper. The Morning
Advertiser the paper second in circulation says again:
il saddening TO think that in the present position of
affairs public opinion in Eng gland make way,
exercise any influence. In constitutional country that
opinion ought to be respected, and when is doubtful it
b; TO be- under grave circumstances elected through
the convoC 6on of the Parliament If court influences,
domestic and foreign, be brought TO the support of
popular Minister as TO keep him in office even when
he himself appears to think that the time has come to maks
way for energetic successor in compliance with
the wishes of the country those influences will the
k Of being considered dangerous the interests and
sble with the honor Of Great Britain il is the
duty Of any Prime Minister situated in his
request be allowed to retire from Office however unwl
ing aDy august parsonage may be to comply with that de-
ntnd ard however strong may be the solicitations the
part of any other croEa6d h6ad the King of Belgium the
uncle Prince Albert and of the Queen that hesuch
Prime Mnistershoud continue TO direct the helm Of
sftiTs
Vey Pashs the Turkish Ambassador in Paris, put the
confidential question to the French Government whether
the Emperor might not object to the Sultans employ
ire refugees in bis army The answer was that the
Sultan nust provide for his defense in the way he
tloulht the most Efficient, and that Emperor Napoleon
would lave 10 objection to any such measures as is
dictated by the emergencies of the case 1t like
vie believed in the best informed circles in Paris
SUNDAY evening, that Mr.. H1bner, the Austrian Am
bsftsdor when asked about the attitude Austria is to
take toward the two belgerent parties replied that
Austria Will remain neutral as long as, in case of
- Turkish success the Turkish army remain within /
Turkish Territory, the Prncipalities included; in
case of defeat OF Omer Pasha long as France and
" England do not materially assist the Port Should |
"the TURKS the Pruh and enter Russia should
" the English and French commence active hOstites
against the Russians then Austria would openly
10 the aid OF tie CZtr."
Last week one OF the London morning papers cir /
culat,d the strange report that Emperor Napoleon
de sized to pay visit to the Queen 1t now turns out
that it was teler thrown out by the French Govern
ment and as the English press did not strongly do
bounce him, nor show its repugnance to such
visit il is not impossible that he may cross the Channel
and yitit England
Tie prices of bread, milk and meat again rising,
but the weather has at aft improved and there is
hope that sowing be done this year better than
last Yet the aspects gloomy enough for the pres
,It year The Marx Lane Express says:
There appears to be lire prospect Of check to the
uIwbrd CmeTt indeed The probability is strongly in
favor Of further rise The deficiency in the produce of
Wheat has certainly not been exaggerated OF this we have
daily proof in almost ever, instance where the produce
Of given number Of has been thrashed out the
yield in quarters has fallen short of expectation This ap
asO 10 be the in France aud incinedto
think that the quantity Of wheat harvested in these two
one third hoIt Of u,ua average and that the necessity
q In porting 10 provide for this deficiency will,
under almost any combination Of circumstances however
favorable, chute quotations OF sheat to rule high in all
ports q the world up 10 next harvest"
Tie strikes Of the cotton princes in Lancashire are
ezttndinP Above Gu 90 wOrkmen are on the streets
bfctnse the masters have closed their mills in order 10
get unlimited control over their Aborers The former
lave refufed 10 settle the difficulty by arbitration and
though in the peace conferences and meetings they
pre,s their belief that oil international questions may
BE- esser settled by award Of umpres than by war,
yet they ROGET arbitration when the difficulty happens
10 not between Kus.s ard Turkey, but between
Tie matters 81 South Lancashire and their working
people.
NE deeat q Prince OrbeIian, the Russian General
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