New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-11
.yonk n,ny mlnuNr ,nnAy. NOVEMBER II, 1853.

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,ents 1T Ausnin tho tnuHa Imrn,rt i,p,nhlis ipt
liz ,nt he To- well ava,o that fiha tutka ava ahla 10
gess tlo noniims ct luaaar all Tho eonuii ,isoa iihe
ca. man Ito hefnlu,e Wiahoa tu assume Tho appear
once 1t suict neutrality, but In Tho a,mo time 10 aid
ne i,ussinl and In cnse ol fu,hiah defeat likewise
t. slop In Ia, iho rrpila France huwoynr viii call
urcn Aurtiin to dctnc hon policy moa prooisoy for
Nnp,l,.u III wlah,a ~ have nn opportunity of
rourchg upon lAh Tho prcpont war h IN Quo roapcct
81, improvement upon All tho former ones aud strange
to sa,. H. thc Sultan who acia IN example Of humanity
t. tic CAraiisn monarcha fou aware that accord
inr 10 The harbaroue code of nations In force all
over The world private property is not respected upon
lieh ,cns in time of war aud the movements Of CON-
mcrco between ihc individuals of the belligorent par
ties are stopped from the moment Of the declaration
of war. Now the Sultan has declared IN all the Rus
sian merchants that he gives them sufficient time for
winding up al their commercial affairs in Turkey, ami
for securing their floating cargOes The Gar has fol-
lowed him in this step, and has assured the leading
BTih firms at ST. Petersburg, that it is not his intea-
ion in the event of hostes between Russia and Eng
gland to detan the British vessels in bis ports proyd
ed that the British Government did the with Rus
sian yetses Letters Of marque will Of course not be
given by any Of the begerent parties, aud thas the
greatest national caamtes of are &c be avoided
II indeed great result of the progress Of national
views though it is dicult to say whether the Old fash
Toned politicians Of England viii not stick TO the bar
barous dictates OF Pufiendorf Grolius and Vattel.
Curious rumOrs ahoat about manifesto Of Rus
sa insulting France and England, which is said to
have been received at Paris but nobody has it
yet II may he q hoax, though il is not improbable
that the Gar, having 70 unsheath Lis sword. might
throw away tie scabbard. SO much the better.
few days VIII surely clear up the matter, since if the
Government Of France docs not publish the Dispatch
it will be published by the Russians in German
paper People here in London and in Paris do not like
Ills rumor at ALL and fnd it very strange that while
France, Austria OF Prussia, wish to 20 to war all of
them are the point OF being involved in one of the
most serious wars ever Waced in Europe. Those poll
ticsns 60 not know what the French call the force dc
choses is to say the fatal logic Of facts, which
drives al those Powers in spite of the efforts of the
politicians into positions from which they cannot es
cape without a violent crisis Wien in December and
January last predicted great crisis in the Let, IN
consequence OF the palty affair Of Montenegro, was
laughed at in America aud Europe; and yet my pre-
dction Of an occupation Of the Prncipalities imme
dately after the harvest and OF ia the ensuing
spring Las been already partially and viii be entirely
fulfilled Tie sape force de choses' prepares now
olution in France Ru sian inrigues must bring it
about lest France should become open enemy Of the
Gar 4 revolution in Paris criPples France AMI
makes her for at least season, again thirirate
Power as under the administrations of Lamartine and
Cayagnac and such a result is too important for Rus
sia not to tiy TO bring it about, when famine aud
commercial crisis threatening France and predis
posing The restless POP latiOn to new changes.
The food question continues TO be alarming The
lork Lane Ezpress conesses that nearly the whole
Of The available stocks held at the ports Of the Baltic
earlier in the year, have been already shipped TO
" England and France, and as tie new wheat is not
coming TO hand in ft condition to stand voyage,
we cannot expect 10 receive any further aid OF i'm
" portance from that quarter until the spring. 1t
would be folly to endeayor to disguise that Great
" Britain and France will require immense importa
d" tons between this and next harvest, and that the
Baltic Ports sH hare smaller surplus for export than IN
ordinary yoars" The extreme scarcity of shipping
too raany ships having sailed to Australia prevents
great importation from the Black Sea- aud the present
resembles in wetness entirely that of the last
year The alarm is, therefore, spreading all the
continent France and Belgium have prohibited the
export Of potatoes and the Yceroy OF Egypt has lin
tied the export of wheat to certain mot very large)
amount In Piedmont there have again been bread
riots and no continental Minister OF Finances een think
without shudderDg ell the probable results Of such
state Of things which must lead to financial crisis
Indeed, the woIkmen OF Preston and Wigan have not
wisely selected such epoch for their strikes they
have, of course provoked the maserslikewise TO strike
just when they already afraid OF oyerprOduction
Austi ALA being gused, ana the home population need
log its money Tor food than for rament In every
respect we are at the threshold of radical changes in
Europe but whether for the better or for The
who can decide that A.P.C
AUSTRIA