New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-19
EUROPE AND ASIA.
GREAT BRITArs
By THE ANERTcA's Nails.
W ar Certain.

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Il is difficult to follow the dplOnatsts through an tb.
/ phases of the Oriental queston There sre Ambass,
dral conferet ces 81 once 81 Constantinopls sod Vi
ems. Prussia sDd Austria prepare every DAY new
proposition which Is discussed modified and at last APP
proved BY the Frerch and English Ambassador bu, b.
fore arrives 10 London and PSr the question has 90,
Dew and the propositions are declared aos ar.
nEss Th is the case with tie scheme Of Austria pro-
pesed BY Der Ambassador, the wei-known political
suinder Brusk and with that Of Prussia proposed in
Yi,ba Both were disAyoved because the French EN-
peIor !, wary with regard TO all these negotiations see
ing that in the meantime the Russians are terrifying
their position in the Prncipalities and assuming drec
roWer over the country The LAST step is OF the most
serious importance The two Princes Of Moliayia and
W,achis have been forbidden 70 send the yearly tribute
10 Conssniiocpe and have had pay it INTO the mi,s
~ chest Of Russia This step, direct assumption OF
sovereignty. viii esd 70 the serious results and
vii be taken by napoleon for belh. England
that 20 Say the English Ministry since
the Parliament has aAdcated sHd lef the
foreign lolcy of the country uncontrolled ca the
hands Of che AdminntratiOn-has greater no more
rycnt Ssh than TO give the most prominent place in
Tie negotiations 10 Austria and Prussia From the be-
siuning Of quarrel Lord Aberdeen a'Says wished 10
npress On the public and the courts OF Berlin aud yen-
Is, that the Question eminently German qrestos;
tl by the geographical position of the Prncpallies
IL occupation affect all Austrian interests and
the liberty CO of Germany The object of the AaSlo-
Ruissu statesman is eydeatly in case peace coad rot
be a;nsintd to prevent the war from ASSUMING reyo
utioasry character But the policy Of France is much
more bold than that OF England, and this boldness has
been conn un'ca I'd 10 the Turks Whist the reOota
iuns of the combined Ambassador, at Constantinsole
and Vienna have remained Eitheut result the Govern
Of Turkey aid France have adopted more manly
course. The Sultan has sen, an stmAun To the
Gar declaring that, though yet ready negotiate hs
must take any proongauon of the occupation OF tho
principalries for casHs bcii lie does not wish to
make war; but heis ready 10 accept it," Thr Emperor
OF France and the English Government have also seut
m uhimatum to St Peterborough, OF whi.h tho
terms have not yet appeared ia the papers. but
which As have been informed from tbe best source,
amount 10 the declaration that the two western pow
ets ready brug about good understanding be-
tween she Car and he su'aD, aud oyerc all
the difficulties b. nrgotiaon bus thai they insist upa
" he immediate eraeHatOR of the Prncipah'ies aud
. qpire direct in this respect, 10 6re days
ET,Iy sort OF prUcrasfinatn evssve answer will
" be taken for negative aud the negative for a egsus
firlher, ard required from the Austrian Government
speedy snd drec5 snsser about the attitude which the
Emperor OF Austria will take case of Russian war
In the coupcs Of Naporon. been decided on,
since nobody believes that the Russisns will evacuss
the Pnncipaliries, witch con-hcred by them as
thec provinces The Hospolaos of Moisgls aud Wal
laoha have ust been stripped Of all their powers aud
.horb other influence the Car having appointed boh
in Jsssy and ia Bucharest, three Russia, sgens Who
torn permanent Beard Of Government anl are TO
execute the orders oi Russians Napoleon regrets
new that he has lost 80 much time and has been de-
ceyed by the treachery Of Russia AS we'll as By tho
T. lorization Of E0gaud He has been induced 90 de-
clare the occupation of the Prncpates 10 BE- casus
bell but the ASSUMPTION Of sovereign gives hin tue
very reason for the rupture, which you may depend
upon II agreed upon in tne last Ministerial
Council in Paris
The Ssss question remains open on purpose. by tho
advice of the French Emperor Shosld Austria side
with Russia, then Switzerland will declare war against
Austria for the blockade and the refusal 60 indemnify
he expelled T,cnese
Today's Morni~g Post, Lord Palmeretons paper,
1ains hkeEise the report that the French Govern
nent has demanded candid reply from Austria as 70
ia the Of the Czlrs nos lying
nh The proportions submitted to him. aud that sat-
isllctOry assurance this point would be the only
ground on which France would stay the march Of her
army to the Lombard frontier
You the crisis approaches rapidly. In case Of a
European war, Russia Is clever enough to involve tho
United S'afes either IN win Mex CO, 10 an In
ierna agitation in order TO cripple tpe poser Of ths
UDited States, to prevent them from exerting any
oss bic moral or material interference AP.o.