New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-12

The sd,ices brought by the Africa furnish no positive
nlt On the grca question whether Europe Is no" tooe
involved in general war OF The state OF he neg III
stops between tie allied powers and Russia we kupW
,t;,. .,d irr that car be relied on as true he's
t,nsur.d as 10 th nature Of their propositions to the
C7.r TIE confidence Of the money dealers of Europe
s,u seems 70 be- strong in the preservation OF peace;
lto, tn ober hand il IL certain that the Russians are
,enctls,o tb.msel,es in the Danubian Pfncpaities,
While they have also established special army 10 Fin
and as il with a view 20 future operations against
SWEDEN # is ytiy clear that Russia is the only power
q Inope that faces the emergency with unl'bchng
1trsee and Is ulS ready to 9" 10 war TO sustain s POI
c, Ills ac IN addition 10 the general skill OF its dl
rl,natc management. and the vast number OF secret
N ssaries employed in Doing its work In every country
Oh thai continent renders it little less than certain mat
n,u the ,,resent complication the Gar alone will come
ont with profit, provided war does not take place Ia
tie ey,u Of war however it is by means 50 certain
Il at Russia would prove the yiccr any more than 1t Is
Iat rbe nfp Of Europe would be the same after the
war as teioIe.
We hear Of ev,lu'ionaEy f,rmentzons 10 I'ay and
Germau Hos far thes- really true, and bow far
trey se invented and segravsted by Rassao ei-sares
It is Impossible soy Msui'esty every movement OF
,he KIND cap ou, Strengthen the desoo1c parry il the
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atbst sbe united ~ home: whi, France, h',herlo
she bcdest Of Ter an'agobi-s rs daily liable to rey"la-
/ ti,na1v d,rsprtuent We may b,af by any steamer
thai Napoleon mas been assass'n,ttd aud that tue
county i. convu'sod win inernl ags'ions 10 conse-
ounce Aud though such au event wol d, perhaps u
rinstely render her action against Russiao encroach-
ment more decided present tie moment for ac-
uol nigh meanwhile have passed uomproved. Such
are the faal crcums ances sh,ch nov etcomgass be
movement Of European politics md leud powerful sid
70 h, abnexsuoD pn.c) of the AutOcrat
A yrri,able coup d6fat has taken place in Denmark.
rio GoycIum,n ~ have frorogued t1c Chambers. aud
uereore sboisLed the Constitution. Tie freedom Of
tbt Prcs done sway. aud the right vote taxes ADD
Withhold ,hc suppl 'akeD from the Lrssla ure, while
o,ber changes of similar abrogf'e every useiul
feature Of the Const tutioo- system TIE whole ad>u
u after the Napoleonic model. and sn,mt'ed by the
Russian spirit, md very probably accom- l'shed 10
view of the tine waen thaoks to Euglish AID French
d,pomsc,. by the ma ural course of inheritance, the
Emperor Of Russia wll also De K,ug f Denmark.
From China we have important intelligence as TO the
progress ofthe rebels They have added the consiera
bic city Of Annoy the country in their possession
This place a seaport some hve hundred miles above
Canton aud carries a considerable trade with the
island ofFormosa, which lies Opposite We shall prob
sbly next hear that Niogpo and Shanghai the north
and Canton on the south have fallen into their hands
The, will still have to defeat the Tartar armies, which
are 70 come from the north of the empire before the
question of their entire success is settled Our present
adyices confirm the previous reports of their hostility TO
Papanm and their fcrocity toward their conservative
opronents Among the latter they occasionally make
dreadful slaughter cutting them TO pieces lOag after
they have laid down their and cried for quarter
This auiape peculiarly is described in lively rhetoric
by some Of the Catholic missionaries in the country Sbo
look upon the decd, ely Protestant and railroads.&c. doc
tnes OF the insurgents bad, and worthy Of coudemni
ton Still there seems TO be reason 10 anticipate thit
their triumph viii prove a bl, ssing TO China