New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-13
FRANCE.
KARL MARX.
From OR OwL ConespoDdeIt

Ii being decided thdt Ebgltud anh frbnce are SvHS
10 fight with Russia not from any l-ye 10 Turkey or
hatred toward despotism but to maintain the balance
Of their own political power the urgent cues ion now
js:' What will Austria 0O Austria and Prussia wll
probably act il concert and what Francis Jose N and
William agree upOo the other thirty knges aud duke
lets Of Germany must abide by Some Of these royal
smallfry have had talk of treaty Of neutrality 10 be
negotiated among themselves. But the FfaRfOd J1U'
nQi which il, with reason supposed TO be an organ o.
AUSTRIA tells the plainly ,hst any such movement Will
not be permitted They must follow the lead OF their
be1ters and ssk no questions. Napoleon ia urging Aus
tris to join the Western alliance says in his yester-
day's MOnifeur France closely united Hth gland,
has openly and frankly decided in favor Of right anl Of
cause which ia really that of all European states,
whose udepeI dence mcnaced if the indefnte exen
sion Of Russian domination and influence he not
checked Austria incoes more and more TO the pol
icy we defend nOtwths audiUg the ties of Intimate
oftiepdship which attach it TO the Court Of Rlssl
"Prusta WILL we doubt not conform its policy to the
''withes and interests Of al Germany" Bat the Able
Editor does doubt and detr. above all things, that
Austria an Prussia should initiate that fankness in
msking known Their purposes, which he vauns in his
own conduct lie Knows that the fouest despOtisn
is the natural ally Of the pures and strongest despo
tism in Europe, to whose tutelage alone it it'
Gently threatened and still uucoDrmed eI.tence that
this despOtsm lOOks with trembling forward to pos
fble development Of this diplomatic ald dyGastic War
now carried on By all parties under folse pretenses
iutO real of justice ag itst injustice, of Westera
civilization egaiDst E0st, barbarism, in fine OF
principles OF freedom aud buu auty against depotisn
tnd crowned selfsbness More than that, be knows
that be himself the selsty led Farvenu the democratic
Emperor whose base of power is the national will
is an object OF dstrus; for it is quite within ncep
ton considering bis determined will and loose mOfali
ty that in certain eventualities of this contest he
should play fully the part OF demagogue, proclaim him
self as his uncle did before him. the regeneraOr of the
European peoples and march at their head across revO
lutioized Germany to the frontiers Of Russia-that
wav Mindful of all these things therefore he further
saws: This conflict them in which it may be said that
" all the continental powers are openly tactly
gagged against Russia, would offer no danger, ii
ave had not TO fear certain complications aTls-
ing from the revolutionary spirit which will per-
"a hsps on this occasion endcavOr TO show itself at
some points 1t is therefore theimpcriOus duty of the
Government 10 declare frankly to those who would
"proft by present circumstances 10 excite trouble
either in Greece or Italy, that they would put them
selves in direct opposition to the interests OF France
TAT present For, as we said above the Govern
ment willnever have a twofaced policy" The Gov.
eminent is l.. n. b. Now, compare the oath of l5iS
with the acts Of 1851 and Judge if @ f. d. at the end
of the proposition he constant And it could not
while defending the integrity Of the Ottoman Empire
AZ Consantinople suffer that integrity to be violated
by segressions coming from Greece, SO it could not
while the flags Of France and Austria were united in
in the East suffer that an attempt should be made to
separate them on the Alps And ends the very
significant and curious article in yesterdays MOaiteu
We can hardly look for anything over the Emperors
signature before next Thursday when we shall have
his Message to the Legislative Body; it is said to bo
already written and to close with these words Var,
bit reitr rerOlUtonS e0Hgutsts" They brave
words So are those Of the setter in which be still
protests his desire of peace and his entire regard for
the integrity OF the Ottoman Empire. Two little weeks
ago, when he wrote that letter he was still the good
friend" the conseTyatOr of European order, august
&c; and now his name s garnished with such pretty
epihets as erssping, cunning, inscriptions the wan
ten disturber of European order &c. Meantime bis
character is not changed at all Gar Sultan and En-
peror good friends and brothers year ago. and now a
swords points-Ibaye no oEore sympathy with one thar
with another of them. The hope, which gives the rea
interest to their quarrel is that crowned rogueS having
fallen out the honest people may have chance
10 some Of their rights So cannot blame as loudly
some DO the twenty young American physicians here il
Paris who have made to the Russian Consul an offer o
their services as surgeons in the Russian armies The,
will travel az the expense of the Car and imp the
lnowledge Of surgery at the expense Of his ubects
His Majesty may not accept their offer One cOul(
imagine that ruler who phlebOtOsiZes with the knout
and sends delicate women 70 reside in Siberia, nigh
not care for the science orepubican physicians Wthal
as he has whole human bodies az his command ~ sup
ply tie waste Of the war lie might prefer that the
wounded should die and be done with IT, COrpses AIt
less expensive than nyads fact tha; in the present
bad state of bis finances he will be likely TO consider
may mention, as characteristic of American prOmpti
tude that nearly all the twenty doctors volunteered for
Russian campaign within ten minutes of the first pro
poa made TO that effect by of their number at the
close Of onepfM. COstas lectures on embryology. Or
the other band Americans have already left, and
several are going from here to-day on their way TO h
Turkish camp Among the latter are Col Mscgruder
VITO distinguished himself in tie Mexican war; Mr.
Quincy Shaw, OF Boston and his brotherin-law, Mr.
William B. Green, late an independent Unitaranisf
clerlyman at West Broohfeld Mass.
To work up the war feeling still further in Paris,
grand mimic spectacle entitled COHstGcHope is 10 b
brought out at the Cirque Imperial of the larges
Of the most popular theaters nosed for It's military
dramss The CO:agEes is still played nightly TO full au
dences at the Gdctt, though it las passed It's hund
roth representation The favorite of this piece
is fight in cafe between French and Cossacks Il
which the latter ere beaten with dramatic thorough
ness The fight itself the most anims ted thing OF the
kind ever saw on the stage. But what is more ad
mrable than the acting is the enthusiastic enjOymea
which the auditors express AZ this cOeehOuse victor!
Of Frenohmen over COssscks in France. The refec
tion how Cossacks came TO be in France IN ISIS doe
rot seem TO once enter their heads 4 TareO-Rus
vaudeville is also in rehearsal at OF the smalle
theaters.
Meantime, the musical world leave politics out o
sight in their enthusiastic admiration OF Meyerbeer
rev opera Tie gravity with which they treat OF thi
event" this solemnity" is laughable. Tickets {
the Comic Opera, on the nights OF Its performance, arr
obtspable only by favor az exaggerated prices TIL
eacpe i. useless its mechanical action is forestale
and overwhelmed in the free applause breaking fort
from all PARTS of the close packed house. Ii any aiti