New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24

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der the condition that the Editors never should inquire
who the Englisbman t. Probably be belongs @ Tie
sris'ocracy oOtmsn in livery sometimes appears 10
the Office Of the psper bringing communication tfOn
the eloquent sud spirited modern Junius ST otter tines
the articles are found in the letter box Pubic en-
nosity is much excited about the mysterious and able
writer.
Tie Oriental complcati have in some respect given
holiness 10 the Swiss Diet. Before atourning on
August >. t resolved no, 20 make any more conres-
siors the Austrian Government il has entrusted 20
the Government the bOror. the rights and the niepen
dtrcs 81 The Confederation, and opened an uHiRusf
crcd for tie governing council IN order 70 take the
cesssy .er t. maintain tie rights of the nation This
Sounds veIy Varke and Is IN the Turk
sh question should lead crisis. Should II be settled
then the SSss question viii likewise easily be settled
The French Ambassador al BeTne, Mr. Saiispic
Fereon sad in evening party on the 9TH, IN i0st-
" ugh- We shall have war We shall see whether be
right. aobere 10 my opinion fslt matters will be
estimated iii Winter I'LL Spring, bat that
the European crisi. caInot be delayed longer Para-
rent Is TO adjourn or the 2sth inst after the longest
session on record. ?. c.
TIE War Question British Population land Trade
Returns Dcipg~ OF Parliament.
LONDON Fud.v Aug r. 1885.
Boraparte compensates the French Navy for their
huuilang position in Beska Bay BY reduction in the
price Of tobacco to the sailors sre informed by
10 days Monitor. He won his throne by sauSages
Why should he not Try 10 hold il by Tobacco Az all
events the Eastern complication viii have produced the
dfrnOa iisueu If Louis B0naparte in lie eyes Of the
French peasants and the army They have learned that
the lois o liberty az home Is not made MP by gain OF
glory abrosd The Empire Of all the gories has
sunk even lower than the Cabinet Of al the talents
From tle Coustantinople journals which have inst
arrived. W. sfn that the Sutans manifesto 70 his sub
iects appeared on the st August, that the Russian
Consul az Adrianope has received orders from s. Pc
ter,hurg 20 withdraw from Turkey, that the o'her
Russian Corsuls expect s@ilar orders ani that the
Coustauiuupr lapers have been prohibited IN the Prin
cyres. The Impartial n Smy ra, Of Aug. |, has the
io own 2 COMMUNICATION with regard 20 Persia:
I,e S1sh OF Persia, after ihs correspondence eI-
changed be'w, the Porte ard the Russian Cabinet on
the occasion If the pending fspue had been commlni
10 him his request has ficty declared that AL
The rgh the side of the Porte and TIA, IN ease O.
war, he will r.ry stsnd by her Tni' news had made
gIest impression the Russian Her vac
: said 10 prepare for demanding bis psss1oTts
The contents Of the proposition made t. Russia, and
accepted BY the Car according To the mysterious Pc
tcrsburg dispatch form the subject OF conjecture
through the whole European Press. The Pilmerstonan
ON lie .-,h Of July NJ &c MeyendorI alsnt,ei to
his Imperial sseT, not indeed the formal propositions
accepted 1.-THE Vienna C0uirrencel bu' An account OF
What had passed ~ the conference ct tho -ln
w believe bell not be far wrong when We conf rnty
firm that the asr is settled ia manner as to pre-
serve intact tie independence aud integrity OF the or
usu Umpire IL mode Ct settlement VII oe this KS
chid Pash. NIL address the Count Nssilrod- note n
which DO 'i il close tho drmGns IN - eh are accorded
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i fta1 Russia had asked iOt them. tie will say
iy vl thugs the ca r and assure hin ol the excel
ei disposition ofihe Sultan towards 81. own lhsots %
whom be las 1rded such ana such rShti tnis note
vii b Tresetted by Turkish nbs'."do7 aao the at1r
viii DO ~ eLd.
BY The och cptembeT the lat Russian s)ti e "l nave
crossed the IIuth 20
on the other hand private letters from Vienna alll
inc To the appearance Of Russian guno'4t' ABOVE tnr
confluence Of the irufh and the Danube. c'nlrn thr
statement given In NV last letter that rhe propositions
IA Ia - O a u b..
drswal If the Russian armies from the PdnrpiitI,
that thew eua ate from the Austrian Cabinet 10 whose
Intervention tie British Ambassador No Vienna, thn
true lover of harmony had appealed, after the French
and English proposals had been rejected by Che Car ani
that they afford Russia the desired opportunity for pro-
longing negotiations ~ ufHdum. According to The
semi official Frankfort OberF ostaats Zenag Russia has
only permitted Austria 20 enlghten Turkey Win regard
TO her own interests.
The lately published Population r, turns prove the
slow but steady decrease Of the population OF Great
Britain In the quarter ending June, l,55, the number
OF deaths
bile the number OF births ..l3-,1I-
Metz Increase of births .................. 5D.s57
IS far AZ the registered districts are concerned
TIE excess 81 births oyct deaths In the United King
dom is assumed 20 l',JJ
Number Of Migrants during the Quarter lljJDJ
Excess Of emigration over increase Of births. 3j 10
1he last Return showed an excess Of emigration over
births II only 5000
II, decrease Of population, resulting from emigration
coincdes an unprecedented Increase m the powers
Of production ard capital. When we remember Parson
Mathis dt D. emigration any such IN Hence, and ina
ching Dc Lad esabi shed by the most elaborate calcul
tons that tie united uayes Of the world could never
suffice for an emigration Of such dimensions a. were
likely 10 a cr IN any way the overlooking Of human be-
incs he whole mystery OF modern political economy is
ufareied h. orr eyes It consists simply IN Transform
ipn trarsitOy social relations belonging o ernIel
fuoeA oi history AID corresponding with ggCu ia'c O
material production into eternal general neger-cnang
ing laws. natural laws, as they cal them ne thorough
transformation Ol the social relations resulting rom the
revolutions and ,you'ions ia the process or material
rroduc ion, is viewed 10y the political economists a5
mere ttopia They see the economical limits Of given
eroch tut ttey DO Mt understand how these limits
limited themselves, and must disappear through th,
working Of story as they have been created b. b.
The accounts relating to Trade anl Navigation for the
six mon b. ending July B. 1888, as published BY the
Board ~ Trade, show 10 neral a great Increase wnea
comuared With the exports, imports AMI shipping the
corresponding period Of the year 10 Inc Inpor OF
oxen bulls COWS calves sheep and lambs ha consider
ably increased.
i.s Jsy u. ~ :, q, 5 To- 555
H. iot,. rp,r.i or Flour a,d Mea ai-o--t dlnas s.E
Aid 10 he cores, slas oati j io.......... ljI 20
lc'al iniortt ~ ,lt-' II t "a
TT o.si ~ ..' ,f vse 10 2GO 81
Tetll oI,s . grTs a52 3, f.s 5
Iotsl Imports OF ssa 81 LIZ
Tet- Io1'sof f0 ss ~ ~
Toe -pof'ro P3,a.s Ell -, ~
Of * i,ll..... .-sHA fIe3
Io,-i H. orr, Of n y
To.si ri or,s II sw SIX 2f974
Hgo,a %e ,'ssg saa sa.l s3 ,is y,
I..s- Fr.s @, ie. , - ID
decrease is found in coca, guano alretned sugar
TEA. &c A. 70 the exports we md;