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

essipes On the Exchange the funds declined Yesterday
snd the rumor wss current thaf there is split IN the
Ministiy-that Lord Aberdeen Is 70 retire.
Everybody awaited with anxiety tie question an
ro, rcfd some weeks ago by Dr. la7srd' which Was 70
le az u to-day IN Parliament. and vas 10 tnrO" some
cbt op 4, state If the East; but he Ministers with
0ut giving az sufficient reason even without consuming
DR. Isvsrd posrtoued the discussion ~ Monday and
ord Csnricarde Withdrew bis analogous morton 10 tle
House q Peers altogether Tie impression tlS' mere
is s,mehu. 90 liie. prevails everywhere 80 mu'h 'le
uore since today there IS no Geographic dlspa cl
from the Continent. | am informed bY people VINO
trow b. bar the articles In The Inns about toe par
r'ior 81 Turkey were written from the enc given o!
Lord Aberdeen who ~ that time talked largely ABOUT
lie necessary fan Of tha Turkish Empire. bis reasons
ior Which were % BIZ found in Interpretation Of
uroUhecy In The Revelations. The inns has changed
ui tie Ministry far they have changed; t openly
achuow yes like The Mon of Washington, rs pre
lection for the old allies rhe desp0'ic powers and lts
sihorrrrce or any hich could lead 70 the restr-
ton Of Hungary. Poland srt Italy.
Asto Nsroleon. the >gwe ms stery prevails For Two
uorslc was the great champion OF Turkey and oppo-
s,d tte ambition ot Russia his attitude vas much
more decisive and se ;han thar of England. ami the
French Bourse took him for an unsafe man. But l'st
week he suodeuv changed abou his strong language he
came more suhdued until 1t lsst The manifesto oi The
Czsr appeared which ecSs the proceedings OF Tenrn
diplomacy IL Cou,taltiuoIle IN answer has been pre-
pared by tie French Cabinet Ii Is dgnihed IN argumen-
rsreu but vague In les conclusions ami t Is difficult %
ssy whether it means peace or war. Austria mas sent
General Gynlay one of the Hungarians who fought
against lis country 10 s. Petersburgh. IN order ~ ge'
precise information a. % what he Gar sab0uf Htlere
Is o. hewar Austria is ready 20 combine her forces Wlh
those ~ Russia in order 10 get Bosnia and Seia. as
the spells and reward Of cooperation H. on the CON
trary Russia is after all inclined 10 postpone once more
her plans for Constannope ald wishes 10 prepare her
uay ly diplomatic negotiations. Austria will continue To
remain he council Of the estern powers, Ia ofdertO
iac.litatt az such arrangement
IT, general England wishes for peace, and believes ig
V,aCp; and he same is rhc case With the commercial
classes 70 France tderrfo The desire is stu alive -
restore he good understanding between the Car and
fha sun A. go Hose who know something oi the
character of the Gar ard the Sultan they do not think
that this crisis will blow quietly The Monnn-
gro affair and the Austro-P rssan differences The +
Czar will continue 10 negotiate while in the Principal
es but IN the mean time be will rup The Greeks and
he Seryaus and the Montenegrins and tn" bu Slrans
and the Syrans 5iots and outbreaks ~ill lee brought
about by Russian gold and m he spring he VIII step IN
D. the restorer of order and society IN the East rs We'll
as he West Perhaps he might. during the winter snr
coed in destroying the sudden good understanding be-
tween France and England and either ganover rance
ar succeed in inducing England to abandon Turkey
" here How Is George Law wish bis steamers and arms
oW is it that be- has not yet appeared as one oi tne
belger,nt parties, Money and eternal glory can ro"
0e canned by him De- could do more IN iAe preseu. err
.rrus.arces than the combined English and French
d.loufcy III "a NOT set TOO late for him. Ills weight
rovn into tie scale MI decide the eston IN Con-
st.rtuople
The circular o your Secretary of state, as to the iF
cries rdurtorms Of he American Ambassadors has eX
cited considerable merTimeut among the dplOmailsts
Ore them said: litte utod states do not wish O. be
rerreseutcd boz Europe By idcgWy they Wilnot succeed
BIS abolishlue their hreres-they will remain laciueys
viilout lyeres The United states can reach theran
much easier VIZ: IN seuang men 10 EuDPe r10 arc |
yYoud If beng Republicans. The partner of the !
Rothscllds the Ex Austrian Consul will always To-
main acauey. even without a livery; but be- has
bought his place. and the engagement must be kept
Kossuth and Mazzin are both in England AMI in /
spite ofwhat The Morning Chronicle sag are not yet
"a leave IT, The bde their time.
Il was rumorcd yesterday that Prince Albert had /
cau,It the measles bur r seems that this report is
connect The Prince of Wales has recovered