New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-22

stand by Happily for the Of humanity, there are
nations that would keep out Of the scrspe and derive no
small advantage from tt z, the United stdes bu'
there not state Of the Old World that conli answer
for in the neghbOrhOOd OF -uch eontagratOn sO1d
then be raised 1.-THE BE- necessary for safety or sr
honor We DO no, shrink from the asf1 prospect. Why
else our vast standing arn&ments Bat our interest IS
50 doubtful ths; postery, esPecaya saf-rss postery
might deny altogether, ~ do recO rom these teri
b. sequences and AK from our own countryn-n 40
Of that calm esnsderaon which We have been preaching
20 others
From The Daily sev, JAY
L'e doub any longer be entertained 81 the passage
Of The Pru;b The frontier stream stated 20 have o--z
crosses On the day FL different points oy tsO d-Scn
eUts If the Russian srmy-nsmely al skonisn which Is
.'tusied but few hours march from Ja-sy the capital OF
HoiGsvis ard At LeovA small town lower down the
river By which he invading force has been ordered -
ter Wsllachs The fir: blow has PROBABLY thus been
struck by oppressive Absoutsm against the peace aad
liberty Of Europe snd The great conflict Of PnncP7- long
since resesn and flretod BY the ue Of Saint Helena
NAY BE- deemed 20 have az length begun.
Tie question naturally uppsrmost IN every th'nklaZ
n md AZ ouch moment is Whist Ethe Great Powers do
VIII they act together and in concert Tor the common safe
~ or viii they in their and one or Al at -
-e-meth good in tb-ir own EYES The policy 90 France
and England suif eieDty pain and toe hon0rAos
.trsgtovsd and consistent observed from The cut
SET b. the e. ver1ment q Louis Nsp'eAn renders hs
position be assumed by that Of Q1e-n Victoria easier
ana than under any other circum-tAnc-s L could
possibly have been France and England can. they vii
Dot only ancient and peaceful ally from thsro5o-r
us Of TIE barbarian bet b. prompt aud s;ef-t course
ture IdepeIdenc and security than has Dyed durnS
the present century The wanon rupture ot tn- present
peaceful relations between the Sultan aud the Car nAn
testify rends oil the treaties now ub-tng whereby th"-s
relations defined II vii be for the N-fern PoE-rs
TO determine how the integrity Of tie weaker STATES in
their sance may hencefOrth b. better assured ana IRE
Solid oeenses raised against ths recurrence hereafter vi
Scythisn aggression he4ntu-, hos-vrr, : Of Serious
interest consider what part the German mnsrchirs OF
the hTst class are likely 10 take ~ the coming 'rusS
WLio'de gl the once ambitious SOY. r-gn az Prussia
be found Md. 1hat Is OF eth more Importance what
will Austria Do
lis toerably evident that Austria now bitterly
sci"us Of the folly If h.r ate proceedings with reSs'd %
Turkey Tie rsson OF Count LeHiugen TO ConstsuinO-
pie lss winter served species of rehearsal Tor inst OF
Prince MeIchkOG aiew months later aud TIE overoeN-
Ing snc menscIg Inc OF conduct pursued by the CSonet
OF Vienna in the sfair Of Montenegro aud the uncon
cstd Opposition tre8cherousy o. stimulate the fAaan'sm
Of the Discontinued subjects OF The Porte IS nov initiated
on more perous scale by the reckless And rApacious al
ysers Of the Cz9 Ine Austrian Government Perc7ly-s
too late that the only .be precedent furnished 20 the
iusoent aud domineerng -prt OF Russia that ch h-r
own sinister and short GIFTED course thus sd0rds Her
own Obligations 10 the Northern Dictator are moreover
too recent and too weighty to BE- easily rgoen AUSTRIA
indeed politically grateful for the services rendered heF
by Russia IN l-5c because she knows not when she may
stand in iced Of them again The Emperor Francis Joseph
hardly he expected willingly 10 take part IN tue NJ
listiOn which awaits the Gar sni there are symp"
tles Of personal position, pride and passion wnicl oni
him perhaps more closely 10 Nicholas than 20 any oh-r
Of his ROYAL cOtempOraes On the other hand tae DANGER
to the Austrian Empire Of oFing Russia - possess mr.
self Of the whole line Of the Danube from Wlddin 20 the
Black Sea- and the certainty that such An encroschn-nt
southwark would render her next stride b. tbs shores Of
the Bosphorus easy and imminent Is too PLAIN 20 Do dis
gulsed Great unessness this head is known To prevail
among the wses and most experienced councillors of the
House OF Hapsburg The aged Meernch is described As
being animated by the Hge I emotions on this suheci
and depicting with prophetic eloquence tue desrtdl-
ton and peril which the further ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF Rus
sia in Southern Europe must permanently entail upon
the Empire whose d-stnies he long s~ayed. Ia the
Cabinet OF Vienna constituted, Eever' there Is
said 10 be but Of vigorous unde standing woo
entertains these views namely Bach, the Mister of
Finance The remainder said to be disposed 10 ks-p
Of smy ut any cost with the Court of St Prters.
burg while they profess the anxiety THAI the 20 I'd Oces
of Austria should be made the OF settling the dis
pue 1t is clear enough however, that mediation OF
fertd and known to be offered in such spirit be- of
any value. Tsrkey had better succumb At the
arbitrary will Of hsT potent enemy, and hro sng herself At
bis feet for lenent terms than coDde the arbtre nen
OF Der righteous to such mediator Austria 1t
will he in vain for N de Bruck the special envoy sent
this diplomatic erranc 10 COnsantnope 10 endelvOr 70
perusde the Ministers Of the Sultan the Ambassadors VI
France AMI England that he ought 20 be allowed 10
TO negOtise terms of nmOdatlon, while the in
vsder remains uDmolesed the occupation of the Danu
ban Provin Any concession made by the Porte under
such Circumstances must surely be regarded by h-r
subjects well by these VINO thirst tor her territory
affect yielding to fear what she has hitherto refused TO
ar .umeDt