New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21

French papers contained leaders on the happy event.
the Emperor Of Austria congratulated the Emperor
and the Queen upon their success out cautiously DID
not mention Sevutopol; bonfres we're lighted, anu
the cannon doomed We soon obtained the disp sien
which originated al this joy and e1utatiou; and IN
deed II proved 10 proceed from very suspicious
source. Tartn-that is TO say, Turkish postm IN
had arrived at Bucharest with dispatches from Con-
stantinople for Omer Pssha, which, az the General
was absent had 10 be sent 10 him unopened-there'
fore we don't know their contents But the postmsn
rtsted that at bis departure from Constsntnope the
town was Illuminated and that orders we're given to
continue the Illumination for ten days. He cOncluded,
therefore that Sevss opol taken and gave just
such details az Turkish or London postboy could
give in & potbouse. He mentioned 1900 Rus
sians killed but only 200 guns taken though the forts
contain above 500 guns; 1000 Russians were Of
course prisoners, since II was known that the
garrison amounted to about 40, 900. The feet was
first taken then again portion Of it WAS destroyed,
and Prince Menchikoff on the point of blowing
himself up with the remainder &c, &c Bot II re-
NAMED rather curious that such important vent
had not been comm unicated by Lord Recchife
TO the Consul at Bucharest snd that dispatch had
reached the French Government. Still, the news
was too good not TO be believed, and accordingly IT
was believed. Next day, il is true. there arrived
report from 81. Petersburg mentioning dispatch Of
Prince Menchkof of the 2sh which sho wed that after
the battle of the Alma he re,reatng toward Sym
pheropo. Still the papers believed that it mis-
print and that the real date Of the dispatch the
cOth rather than give up the agreeable delusiOn Of
the fall Of Sevsstopol at the fret onset. To-day,
however, has brought the English public to
the miraculous capture Of great fortress without
siege proves TO have been a cruel hoax which wdl
make the papers more cautious in future
In Spain disturbances have taken place not only in
Malaga, where the Republican party, as | remarked
in my last letter is very strong, but even in Logrono
where Espsrtero resided for many years; and IN Jaen
the telegraph AIDES, that Republican conspiracy has
been discovered and that the Infan,s Don Enrique
the brother Of the idotc husband of the Queen has
been e1ed to the Baearic Isands. Still the x,ite
ment about Seyastopol is great that nobody pays
attention to Spain.
In Denmark the Diet opened on the ID. The
royal speech from the throne breathes defiance to the
Assembly. Ii was received by Kisses and by hearty
cheers for the Constitution The frankfort Journal
reerates the statement that the allied 20 have
resolved reconsider the famous treaty of the 9th OF
NAV, 1883, by which the succession TO the Danish
throne was eventually made over to the Emperor Of
Russia. Urquhsrt has not ceased to bring this dis
crediable piece of European diplomacy bsfore the
the public over and again, and his endeavors
seem now at last TO have succeeded. the object OF
this movement If there be anything in the rumor, is
simply by reopeniDg the question to get Prussia who
dissented from that protocol to ally herself with the
western powers 1t is worthy of that Panlertson
called the PROTOCOL like the treaty OF $780, measures
against Russa, while its suspension is nov to be con-
sidered as an act Of hostility toward Russia
Austria is reported to have sent note to St. Peters
burgh offering once more the four conditions as the
basis Of peace and declaring that the refusal Of the
Car to accept them will be taken for bslli
by Francis Joseph. This is Of the results of the
victories in the Crimea.
The following observations a resent article in
The Economist are taken from the trade circular Of
Messrs Smith g. Charles:
"Of all the announcements or limitations that have
appeared since the began that put forth on Sat
urday last by Ihe Econ0mt is by far the most lni-
portant in a Russo commercial point of Wow. IL
must be 6Orne that ts peekty journal IS the
property of one Of the Secretaries to the Treasury
Mr.. Wilson, and hence the remarks to rhich roe are
about TO drdu ate HtOR may be regarded SEMI
official. Having planned the course of exchange IN
Petersburg, shown that, a. a consequence of our
trade with Prussia, British gold must ssariy be
furnished by this country to Russia for its begerent
purposes having stated that this all foreseen by
our Government, but that they considered such 4
etate things the lesser OF two evils, TIE EcoRom
proceeds 10 say that after the fall Of Seyasto M we
shall be in uhdisturbed possession of the Black Sea
and lie shores, and masters of the Danube. Bat in
'the meantime Russia may take posture whic4 we
'can by reach, in the hope ofwearying
the patience Of England, as in such posture Russia
'can only be reached by her trade AMI NAV become
"a question whether our national interests will not die
tate before opg different policy from that have
hitherto followed. We shall find that we blockade
the ports IN vain, 90 long as our produce finds a
ready market through neighbOrDg countries; 50
hong permit Prussia to profit so much by being
the medium through which our blockade OF Russian
shores be so easily eyaded, &c. IT.
therefore. considerations Of general policy shall rem
der il needful again to consider the question of the
extent to which the blockade shall be enforced and
the trade restricted by land well as by lsea, &c.
The Econ0pist concludes with most solemn
ing, saying IL will be well for thvse who are dis
posed TO engage in such hazardous undertakings las
suppl, ing the Russians with capital TO purchase
goods in the winter TO be forwarded 10 this country
next year, to consider that it may be found need
{ full TO pursue g very different policy in the
second year of a Russian campaign, from
. that which was wisest and best in the
first We needy hardly point out that the
upsbot of all this land we strongly recommend
cur friends carefully TO consider the entire artice
ie that the Allied Powers have deternined-as
the only way Of bringing the war to close-to pro.
hibit the overland traffic next year and TO prevent
capitalists from embarkiDg in traie which will then
be prohibited the Government mas very considerably
allowed of the Secretaries of the easury make
known their intentions in sufficient tune to prevent
the serious consequences TO our merchants which
would otherwise ebsue. On Saturday the talow IN NJ
ktt quiet at shade uGder Fridays prices. II is
probable that but for the article in The EeoHoni 70
which we have drswI attention. market would
have declined day in consequence Of the news from
Sevsstopol there being opinion that the fall OF tins
important fortress is likely TO bring the Emperor to
terms. Our opinion Is the very reverse and THAI the
cafssfronha in is calculated only excite