New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-08

v;w Coupl,d with the entrance Of the united icets
INTO the Blsck Sea, they cut of the last prooso %
the Cars yielding to the humble snppheatoh ioi
neaee forwarded by the courier Of the Vienna CONFER
fnce 70 ST. Petersburg On the other hand they must
produce the immediate effect on neghborng serva OF
streretlennc the National party and minimizing tne
Russian one, who have lately been dlnn2 up
tleir heads with amazing impotence at beigrade
Prince Alexander it il true and the mass Of the yer
Wan people could not bs prevailed upon to break 1he
bords between their country and the ssitan' Athoug
a crowd of Russian agents is simultaneously overruh
ming Servia carrying on their intrgues 10 opposite
fenfes-seekirg out and applying themselves 70 t1e
rlac,s and persons formerly known for their attacf
inert TO the bsnished family OF the Obreneyieh-speek
ing 70 some Of the young Prince Mchael-to others OF
his old father Mlosh-nOw making them hope through
the protection Of Russia for the extension OF the limits
SerTia-the formation OF lew Kingdom OF llyIa'
which would unite all those who speak the seryian
language now under the domination of Turkey aud
AustIia-and announcing to them, in case OF re-
sistapce nnsmerable armies and utter sub ugation
You are aware that Prince Milosh residing at Vienna,
is tie old prOitg< OF Metternlcb, while Michael, his
SON 10 mere creature of Russia, who in 1872 ren-
dered tie princedom vacant by flying from Servia.
Tie Russian defeat at Kaetat WILL az the same time,
relieve Austria from the fear OF Russian army APP
rearing before Belgrade and evoking among the sub
ects of Austria, Of common origin and iMth with her
self the consciousness of their own trength and OF the
degradation they endure in the domination of the Ger
mans.
AS 10 Austria may state PEASANT that she has az
last reuounced the longcherished hope of raising
new loan The state Of her Exchequer mag be inferred
from the expedent her Government has recently resort
ed TO- Of exactiDg a discount of - per cent upon its
own PAPER money! financial maneuver only TO be
COM pared with the deyses of the swndDg Ingenuity OF
the French Rois Faur hOHoyears wko appreciated the
coin WHEN ttey had to pay, and deprecated it
when they had 20 receive money. According 20 the
German papers tie Austrian budget for 1854 will show
deficit Of 45 100000 forms on the ordinary service,
AID 100000 forms the extraordinary. When
everrews Of warke character reaches Vienna, people
tlrong to the banking in order to change paper
currency Tor silver coin
Trsnces il is known, has long been moving for
loan of 2000O0OC0 francs, (Ee 600 sterlng) but
tie dearth of food the failure of the wine and silk
crops the prevailing commercial and industrial distress
the great apprehensiOns entertained about the pay
ments to be made at the end of February, the down
ward tendency of tie public funds and railway shares
all these circumstances have by no means tended TO
facilitate such transaction Bonaparte could not
succeed in finding takers al the BOurse, for the new
loan There remained resource save that required
TO on the of the coup d6tat-the sending Persgny
to the Bank Of France, forcing out OF 1t 5O,OOJOJJ
francs $50 000000).and leaving in their place that
amount of treasury bonds under the head OF "secur
ties This was actually done on New-Years day
Tie fall of the funds to 60 hailed this financial coup
d'ttat The Government will, as we are now officially
informed obtain lean from the Bank OF France OF
100000 or 10000 eco francs, against treasury bonds
Tlose not acquainted with what passed on New rear
dsy in the paror of the Bank Of France will be at
loss to understand how the Bank has been prevailed
upon 10 accept loan rejected at the Bourse.
As 10 Persia the news continues to be contradictory
According 10 ore report tie Persian arm! u ihatc4i'
ing upon ErzeTum and Bagdad ; according to another
the Russian il trgue has been balled by the British
Charge dAilaires, Mr.. Thompson, who menaced with
draWal from Teheran, by the dread OF an immediate
explosion Of the dislike OF the Persian people for Rus-
sa and by the arrival of an Afghan Embassy threaten
ing if Persia formed an alliance with Russa, an lnva-
sion of the Persian territory by the AGghaIs.
According to private correspondence from CONSTANT.
NOBLE published in the Pdyie, the Dyan has resolved
70 iory Constantnope on the land side. mixed com
mission consisting OF European and Ottoman officers,
is sd 10 have already commenced the preparatory sur
vey Of the localities The fertilization OF CONSTANT
NOBLE would altogether change the character oil Russo
Turkish warfare and prove the heaviest blow ever
dealt to the eternal dreams Of the sestyed heir of the
BY zsntine EmperOrs.
The rumOr of Austrias concentrating corps ddrmte
in the Banat TO be placed under the command OF Gen
Count Schlick is contradicted by the German Press
Tie Correspondent, of Berlin, states that general
orders have been given to the authorities to hold them
selves prepared, in case OF mobilization OF the Land
weir
OyeTtures have been made from ST. Petersburg "a
TIE Cabinet of Copenhagen for the cesson of the Island
of Bornholm TO Russia. BornhOlm," as it is justly
remarked by The Daily Nens, might be Malta OF
Gibraltar of the Baltic 1t is within days sail o.
the sund and Copenhagen, and placed by nature a.
" the very throat OF the Baltic"
In the message sent by Lord Radcliffe to the Cover
nor OF Sevasopol, and intmating to him the appear
ance Of the united squadron in the Black Sea- the on,
object of the movement is stated to be the protection
of the Ottoman territory from all aggression or hostile
act" no mention being made of the protection of th'
Ottoman flag.
As ali the accounts received from Paris, Vienna
Berlin Constantinople and ST. Petersburg, indicate thu
prospect of war prices have generally declined in al
stock markets on both sides of the Channel.
KARL MARX