New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-19


Prersasehe Zeung gives in Vienna letter, the eIpsl
nation that the Russian AID Austrian Cabln's have
"fGy solved 10 common not 70 ailoS English inhdene
"to predominste in the Last " The Engh'h'ntn go
serves on th. explanations Of the ministry:
"1bey are great in humiliation, strong IN imocciiity
"ard most eloquent in tacituny
Moidayia ana Waach.a once Russifed, Gaicia, Ifrn-
gary and TrsnsJ lyeDa would be transformed INTO -
sian "eaoiates. 800
Ihsye spoken in former letter OF the hidden treas
"ures" in the Bank Of 81. Petersburg. forming 'ne
metal reserve for a three ,imrs larger paper cculiioh
Now the Russian Minister If War has jus spP';ea i1r
the transfer Of portion Of his treasure mo h %
lar. cheat The Minister of FiDauce having oyec 80 '"
This step the EMPEROR applied himself to the roy
synod the depository Gf the Cburcb-Property lot
loan Of Co millions OF rubes. VINE me ]-i 20 -;
ing in wealth his troops are "annng IL hc'H -,
stated On very reliable authority that the iro"ps Occup
irg the Personalities have suffered en"fniou'Y run
hest on their march that The number o s'ch - e1fa
ordinary, sDd that many pI'ste nous a.
and Jsss, have been c.DveIted INTO hospitals 49,.
M. Tunes Of yesterday denounced the amoi'ious
,s, NJ Russia on IGrkey bit tired a. the same tune,
10 cover her intrigucs in Denmark 1t does me "oih
of its august uaster While O-cnisousiy quarrel
ing with him.
Ry.ssn CANNED bas Succeeded ~ establishing 10 hdd
upon the Court Copenhagen and the sa;emeot that the
Danish Government have proceeded ull1f 1850" in'u
sn]e IN abro. ate or impair the CONSTITUTION Of l-iJ Is
nh ly Inaccurate The Dsurh CIV, fnr~nt nave c'ns d
In or crai 70 be puo.htd containing 'oe "i>1hc0fo~S
Of he Con,tuon nov il force bu ms oi IS - ne 40
nt.d to the discussion and vote "i TIE Cha h-rs "h@n
fb.y ana il hs 10. been promulgated ~ Koya
suihonty.'
The dissolution Of Legislative Assembly toto four
sepsrate eudal provincial 0ets, the right O sell assess
,nept cancelled the election by univ rssi suffrage sup
pressed the liberty If the pres abolished, free comPe
titioD supplanted by the revival Of close gn0s, the
whole official, the OILY intelligent class IN Denmark
excluded from being eligible except on Royal Pernls
SIGN that you call notifications Oi The CDnst,u
stonr As well you might call Slavery slight mod-
6cstioD of Freedom H. is true that the Dtnlsh King
has not dared TO prOmuleaie this new fundamental
"lax rs law lie has only sent, after the fashion oil
Oriental Sultaus the sktD string 10 The Chambers with
orders 70 ttrapglc themselves. Such proposition IN
wolves the threat Of infOrcng If not vOuna lily SUD
mtted 70. So much for the some modncatlons OF the
CONSTITUTION Now 10 the Russian influence.
Ip .bat way did the conflict bctseen the DANISH King
and the Dabisb Chambers aTisel He proposed t. alb
roQafe the Lex Reqi8, he existing la" of success
sion 10 the throne OF Denmark VINO urged the hng To
take this step Kufsa, as you will bave seen from
the note Of Count Nessefcde dated Ito May, 1913
communicated in NY last letter Who VIII gaia BY that
abroeation Of The Lex Regai Nome but Ris-ia. The
Lex Rep ia enables the female line OF the nirg family
20 succeed 10 the throne by its abTogadoo the agnd -
would remove from the succession all the claims oil the
coeDstes hitherto standing III their way You knoS that
the kingdom Of Denmark c0lnprehends besides Dem
mark Proper viz the isles and Jdtlarc, also the Two
Ducbes Of scbes~g aud li"lsttn. The succession %
Denmark Proper aud Sches@g Is regulated by the
Lex Rsgid, While ia tbe Duchy ol Drng
German felt It devolves 20 the agnates, according
the Lex Saca. by the abrOgatioD Of the Lex Rega the
succession to Denmark and Scbleswg would be assinl
iased 10 thai Of the German Ducby OF HOstcin, aud
Russia having the next claims on hplstein' as the re-
presenta,e Of the house of llOstcin GOtVrp, would
in the quality Of chief ag0ate also ob ain The next cai
on the Danish throne. In 1913 30, D,nmark being
sisted BY Russian notes and fleets, made over H. Gcrm
nv in order maintain the Lex Regia which forbade
ScbleswiQ TO be united with HOseIu and 10 septr
Cd frot fer
revolution, under the pretext of the Lex hega, the
Gar cODfscates democratic Denmark by abrog7ing the
same law. The Scundlno'lans and the Germans have
thus made the experience that they must not found their
respective national claims on the eudal laws oil Royal
suct eesiOD. They have made the better experience
that by quarrenR amongst themselves, instead OF con
icderatng German aud ScandlnayaIs both OF them be-
longing the great only prepare his way 70
their hereditary enemy, the Scl1Ve.
The erea o the day is the appearance o Amerl
can policy the European horizon. Saluted by one
party deestod by the Other the fact is admitted by all
Aus,rs must look TO the ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF the lux
ish Empire ind mn nc atom for the loss OF her Italian
pro,incsss contingency not rendered less likely ny tbs
ausrre she has had the folly to bring her with Uncle
Sam An American squadron in the Adritc @oald oe
yer, pr.tty complication Of an iasurrccon aud
may live TO it, for the Anglo Saxon spirit not yet
dead H. the Wet
Thus speaks The Morning H6TGtd the OLD organ Oi
the English AristocIacy.
"Ihe tza Affair says the Paris P'esse lis far from
% being terminated We ini rmed that the Vienna
"CabLet bias afk,d ron tho WASN'T 'rlhel f-pr
"rGton which may be quite sure no; 10 receive dea'
Will. Koszs remains under the ssegasrl OF the Fench
Con.ul."
ave must go out Of the way OF the Yankee who half
OF huccahi.r and half bsokS"odsman aud NO gentle
1t ali whispers the Vienna Prose-.
The German papers grumble about the secret treaty
pretended H. have been concluded between the United
States and Turkey, according 10 which the lder would
receive money and maritime support and the former the
harbor OF EnOs in kumCla. which would afford a sure
and convenient place Tor commercial aud military sta
ton of the American Republic IN the Mediterranean
"In due Of TINA says the Brussels EaIacips
ftoa the conflict Smyrna between the American Gov
eminent and the Austrian one caused by the capture If
the refugee kOt Will be placed IN ths first lane OF events
of 1853 Compared with this fact the occupation of
Dspubisn Principaes and the movements OF the west
ern diplomacy and Of the combined nsvles NJ Constantine
pie may nsdered Of second rate Tportauce The
event ii Smyrna is the beginning of history. while
the accident At CoDstsnUope is only The unTNeln4 oil
N ola Qut stion about TO expire
An Italian paper, IL PariamoEtO, has a l,ador under
the title La P0titicG .imeTicGRa IN Europa, from
which translate the following passages literally
at tie well Known says the P,.fA4a III, "t1-t long
time has esp I'd since the Un'cd nave rsd 70 81
martin station in the Mediterranean aud ia lty AID
moro particularly such epochs hen p. ioS
in The o. lent Thus for instStce s40 when tn great
ER, psn question agitacd and when ST. Lean Aose
Was assaed the Government of the United asked
grant the great harbor OF Syracuse To lay the tsncsn
cy Of Ant rcsn policy for interfering vita Elrop-Sn 80
fairs cannot be but lively and steadi.s Tnere
can be no doubt hut thst the sexual Democratic Admus
traitor OF the Union ms SITS the most olsmorous symPA
thes with the victims Of the la4n and hungarian
luon that II nothing about utter
rupiion f the cipomatica intercourse with Austria,
ard that at Smyrna it has supported hts system
with The threat OF the cannon IL would be unjust 10
grumbe st . sspirscn the great atlantic nation
or tn call il inconsistent ridiculous The Americans