New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01
The Russian ouesrion-The Indian Bill.

LONDON Fidav June H. i353
Tie Emperor of Russia pursues strange line of
policy but be- evidently knows well with whom be has ia
d. al First he raises the war cry. All the money
lets are alarmed Then again he says 90 have no nten-
ton Ststever Of going 70 war,No; mean only q Oc-
"cupy the Dauuban pnc pates and this Is NOT cisn
"heli The first ntimation Of this intention was hailed
with satisfaction by the Paris Bourse and the London
Exchange but the deus0n TOO gross not - he per-
ceived The great aim of Russia ia of course that OF
getting hold Of the prncpalties and ofthersgucuturu
wealth and if she can get them without war s0 much
the better for her The mposure hiss accordingly hal
10 lasting effect though me English Ministry tc0ad hare
rcafHy consented 70 dcciaT, that he occupation y NE
Daruian qualities should mot he considered
be IN The Turk; but the French Emperor goes farther
and supports tie Porte against such spphaiol and
England cannot withdraw. The Morning Hcold op My
accused the Ministry on last Monday of having known
The designs Of Russia aud ct hqrIng apgr0ref ~ Them
before public opinion forced them 10 more ar'iye
cour,o. and this charge has not been answered by
the Ministry The London Zines which always serves
the Russian interest though it Is nov less baeice1 in
rs advocacy must admit that Turkey is eIeuing herself
uanlly ia her resistance that enthusiasm regns in the
rarks If the army that the soldiers well lad and
well fed bur a rms that whether war should follow or
peace be preserved Turkey must become bankrupt by
these extraordinary expenses Now il il not insult
70 common 10 print such stuff Turkey has, as
set 10 ns'onal debt and how, then, can She become
bankrupt She may be forced to make loan, bur her
Turkish loan would be Immediately received with the
greatest favor, both in London aud Paris. But soon
after. the correspondent of The Tunes coniess's that
everything is paid for, in cash, by the Turkish auhOr
tes as il custom with Eastern Governments aud in.
diyluals to hoard money aud to gather treasure for
sudden emergencies of great danger To th' great dis
nav Of Lord Aberdeen and Pimerst0n, ut The London
Times and the Journal des Debls the Turkish Govern
ment will not become insovent.
TIE why public opinion has expressed itself 50
in ~ Tn 20 Na II d
To more decided policy, IL TO be found IN the re-
turns OF the Board of Trade According 10 them the
ports Of England to Turkey have continually increased
since l-3l They were then estimated at -O)l IN
5Othey amounted to E2,5sl 23D You see therefore,
that the integrity OF Turkey ia worth 70 manufacturing
England about eleven millions OF dollars year. The
trade with Russia the contrary has always decreased
since I-lj, and amounted in 1851 only TO fI2S)7Oi
mainly in coon-yarn add wooden goods, falling of every
wear Russia with all her sixty millions of inhabitants IL
only worth half as much to England AS Turkey. As 20
Austria it is really hardly worth while 70 speak of Eng
lib commerce With those quarters that Empire being in
l-5, only E-l2,9i2 The aggregate value Of the ex.
potts both 10 Russia and Austria doesno lunt o. H.
per cent On the total OF those 10 the United States.
As 10 the exports to Austria it is interesting the
result Ofthe lower tariff introduced in tAat Empire in
l-5l The exports of Eng and were increased by it i'm
mediaey by G25,O0O that is 10 say, by 33 per cont
tie exports to Austria being rated in so no G6675j.
Iur Ills Increase was exclusively on cotton IN inuiic-
tunes, while the value Of thesmachinery imported by
Austria FL of considerably. OF course, the home
manufacture declined the market was supplied
by cheaper foreign cotton goods and the cotton s IN
Austria now stand still
foolish report ha' been current in the Austrian and
French papers that Mazziu and Kossuth were trying
to make new outbreak 10 lmly II is Donsense. Both
of thrm n England and have NJ intention of pro-
ceedng 10 Italy But the Austrians are somewhat
alarmed pit TIE hospitality received by the Dl&e Of
Geuoa at The Tueros, aud therefore must have pre-
text for concentrating their troops 10 the neghborhoOd
Of The Piedmoutese frontier 10 order 20 frghten the
King and 10 cOunterbaance his French tendencies. Yet
il seems that such demonstration vii have just the
contrary effect
The iudisn scheme Of the Ministry approved by 10.
body except by the Directors of the East India Company
nay vet become a serious difficulty 70 the Adminstra
ou Lord Stanley, the Of Earl Of Derby, will in a
few DAYS. move On amendment pO-tpOning the East In
dian measure ti next year, in order to ger aud
better Information On the subject If the Ministry does
not make this question a Ministerial one t is %
reu ain in the minority. But the majority do MT desire
the return # Lord Derby and Mr. Disraeli 10 case,
therefore that Lord John declare that be stands Or
fails with the measure il will pass. ARC.