New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-22

actually going to war only does from the necessity II
yielding to that (fabusus paty. IL al events, there
would only be a victory Of MOseOE over Petersburg.
or Of Petersburg over Moscow" ADD, consequently,
none q Europe oreT RHssi7
Respecting this famous Old-Russian party, happen
10 know from several WelliHrmed Russians aristocrats
Themselves with whom have had much intercourse a.
Paris that II has long been entirely extinct, and Is only
occasionally called back into apparent existence wheE
the Gar stands need of some bugbear % rgnien the
West of Europe passive endurance OF his arrogant
claims. Hence the resurrection of AenchikOf, and
bis appropriate outfit 10 the fabulous Russian sye
There Is but one party among the Russian mobiles a.
tusy feared BY the CZar-the party whose aim u the
establishment Of an system
after the pattern Of England.
Besides these different speetEes c0nJured up by nus
sian diplomacy, for the misguidance Of England AMI
France another attempt 70 bring about the same result
has just be, made, by the publication OF work ent
tied Empire Rssse e PEs ie COHgres de TieHHe. BY
Viseount de BeaumonVassy. IL will be sufficient 10
extract one sentence Tor the purpose OF Character
lsing this OpHseHiHm
1t Is well knos that deposit Of coin and ngos *
.ts in the cellar the fortress OF St, Peter and s. Psa
This kidden officially estim .ted, the Isl OF
January, $50 At % 76336i Il Yer rabies
Has any one ever presumed to speak of the hidden
treasure in the Bank of England The hidden treas
ure' Of Russia is simply the metal reserve balancing
three times larger circulation Of oOHrTe notes, NOT 20
speak Of the hidden amount of inconvertibe paper rs
sued by the Imperial Treasury. But perhaps, this
treasure may YET De called one masIlucu As
nobody has IT, except the few Petersburg
chants selected by the Cars Government fort annual
inspection OF the bags which hideit.
The chief demonstration of Russia in this direction is
however article published in the Journal dss Dsblts
and signed by NJ de St Marc Grardin, that old Orean-
ist sage. lextract:
Europe has Two great perls according Us Ru,ia
which mensces her Independence and the RSr0'Efi07,
which menaces her social 0r9er Now she cannot bs
saved Of these p-rs pit by exposing herself
trely tn. other Does Europe believe thar the knot
Of her ind. pendsnce and espcay Of the independence Of
n Continent u AZ COnstAntn0ple. and that Is IN .re that
the question must be boldly decided then that Is war
against Russia In that France and England would
struggle establish the independence OF Europe. What
soulo Germany do We knO~ not. Bat what we know
t. nat an The Pe'eafsfate Of Europe rIr oad be he soe
rerolstiOH
As matterlof' course NJ de ST. Marc-Girarlin coz
cludes in favor of peace any condition against the
social revolution forgetting however that the Emperor
Of Russia has at least, much hOrreur the reyou
ton as he himself and his proprietor. VI. Berth.
Notwithstanding all these soporlh,s administered by
Russian diplomacy To the Press and people of England.
that old and Obstinate Aberdeen has been compelled
TO order Admiral Dundas 10 join the French fleet the
coast of Turkey, and Tie Times which, during tue
last few months knew only how to write Russian seems
TO have received a more English inspiration. IL talks
very big.
The Danish (once Schleswig. Holstein) question is
beginning to create considerable in England,
since the English Press too, has at length discovered
that il involves the principle of Russian extension,
supplies the foundation of the Eastern complication
Mr. Urqubart NJ F., the well known admirer Of turkey
sid Eastern Institutions, has published pamphlet on
the Danish Succession Of which account vi" be gwen
IN future letter. The chief argument put forward in
this publication is that the Sound Is intended by Russia
10 perform the same functions for her in the North
the Dardanees in the South, viz the securing her
thine supremacy over the Baltic, in the same manner as
the occupation Of the Dardanees would do with regard
20 the EuXiue
Some time since gave you my opinion that the rate
of interest would rise in England and that such an
currence would have unfavorable effect Mr. Glad
stones financial projects. Now, the minimum rate OF
discount has in the past week actually raised by
the Bank OF England from per cert. to 81 per cent,
and the failure predicted for Mr. Gladsones scheme
of conversion has become already fact, you may
from the following statement:
BANK o. ENGLASp, Thursday June ? 1853