New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21

,inn 10 Ru,sia EubsT.o h.s been liid by RE nfVal
authorities visiting the pirate deck yards % the
Thames on two vessels in course OF cons'rueI'on for
rus,iep account eoBsI4e'' on behalf "i The British
Government for ccsl sufficient for steamers OF the az
s,egste amount Of 1880 horsepower has been COO
cad.d at Copebbage1 Admiral sir Charles Napier is
IN have eonr and Of the Baltic fleet about 20 De iorned
Tie sacisl BTeser ItEEg announces that the Gov
e1mfnt received notice that Russia has expressly
declared to the Foar Powers thar she regards herself
a. released frou the promise maze ar Olmau 20 re-
.. main On the defensive in ;he Principalities
Concerning the object Of the mission Of Count Or
log q, Vienna a number Of conflicting rumors are
.n,s,. the most credible OF which appears to be con
,ired IN the Berlin correspondence OF to days T'Hes
Ru,.ia.r saJs this correspondent, invites Austria
e. and Prussia to enter with aer into treaty OF ne1-
"tra,ty for all contingencies; suggests 70 them to
make The declaration Of their neuirolty the common
expres,ion OF .he neutrality of the Germ,n Bund
l,Itskes 20 come 10 tie assistance Of the Bind should
sDy of ito members oe attacked and oinds herself 10
tte case Of any territorial changes having 10 be ar
ranged 1t the eDd Of the wsr 10 conclude no peace
without having due consideration for the Interests oil
"tbe German Powers in such territorial changes N
tlis p1oI o.a for treaty Of neutrality dstiuct refer
erce is made TO tie principles aud provisions oi the
.Holy Alliance ofl-l5'
A. to tie decision pro5lbiy come 20 by Austria and
Prussia, I cen only repeat the CONVICTIONS already
recorded by ne on this question. Austfli VIII
,d,ovor ty every means TO maintain her position Of
neutrality az long o. she will be permitted to do 80
and will declare for Russl when the proper time las
arrived Prussia on the other hand is likely again 70
mis- II proper tine for Abandoning her neutrality aud
will nd By cali ng upon herself The tdte OF aooI1er JeAa
We learn from COnnontrople that the combined
feet have returned t. their anchorage at Bc'cos NO.
vthtaIdrg the folio wing order, sent or 10 them on
belslf OF tie ambassadors, by the Samoo:
"1Le Emnsss adors surprised at the sudden resoa
ton Of lie Admals more particularly az me prc'oH' W.
u,,t yIoD Turkih steam toti!la IL on the p'iht OF
v;tI armuuit; n and oti er tor tn army of
Arabia Tie orders Of the French and i'm Govern
were formal and precise they were indeed out n'l
he o,i nal oIdsrs with vn the Admrals were dis
rtl.i Mt only those j. recevedl slectns the pro
lection TO be- afforded by the combined ieets 10 ths Ou2
MN flag tnd territory 1nd the attention 81 both Adhfals
il again called 70 the stringent nature "I 'He i;
,lf v lcL had b, en- duly noticed to them lhs Ainl,
rtl- il would appear consider that the measures entrusted
n eiT utOu may be equally vel eheceI "ue'uol
lie force under their commend be STATIC ell AZ becp' r
SiIope In this case, il wond appear To Others mat we
sine instIutiions nlh have been carried cut Oy 'no
l,,ts ou eily I,ma1iDs al Malta aud iOGloD ms Is
matter lh must euiiIty depend upon Their judgment
ard on II TN d. responsibility viii rest
Tie Eufsian flee, Ia known 10 be st Mana near the
stIait or Yoak,lt whence the distance to Batuo -
,ny one third Of the distance between Baum ani
Peicos VIII the aonirsls able to prevent sinope
at Bs,un, Whether they be stationed at Beicos or
elseNltrel'
You will remember that the Gar irst Proca nation
accused the Sultan OF enlstlDg under his banner
tie revolutionsIy dress of all Europe. Now,
while ord StIaltord De Radcliffe declares to Lord
Ducy Stuart that he could not assist hun IN organiz
irr ally of those dregs voluntary legion the Car
has himself been the frst to establish a revolutionary
coils the so called Greco layonian Legion with the
direct nion ion OF provoking the Sultsns subjects to
revolt The coIpsis being organized ia Wallachia aud
uum CT already according 20 Russian statements above
3tC0 en- not to be paid in bOHs PerPttu'f as the
WallacbiaIs them selves, colonies being promised .
ducats per day; majors ducas captains - subalteFn
,GceIs /. and soldiers zwaDzigers, the arms to be
supplied BY Russia.
Meanwhile the ornaments OF France seem no longer
TO lie intended to remain on paper AS !ou know tue
reterves of 1851 have been called ont and IN the is
few day mmeose military stores have been sem from
Arras TO Metz and Strasburg. General Pessier ms
left for AcieIs with orders select the different corps
wLicl are 10 form the expedition TO ConstantnopIe'
for which Sir j. Burgoyne and Colonel Alard have gone
to prepare quaiters
The rumored passage of Omer Pasha at the head OF
large army, though il attempted il could hardly be
executed at a opportune moment since The hn'
,iaps are known 70 be concentrated at KRAKOW, be-
tween Bucharest and Kalliat, yet needs confirmation
To return to the doings OF the British Parliament
there is of course not much TO be mentioned, with
lie exception of the proposition Of bill for throwing
open the coast trade 10 foreign vessels proposition
which has not net with single protest Proestation
must he decidedly dead, since shows capacity to
make tie slightest sand against the universal invasion
| of tie modern principle Of commerce: 70 buy IN the
cbespest market whatever you require. How far the
cheapest crew is qualified protect life and property
the late catastrophe of the Tay eur has shown
Mr. l. Butt, in yesterday sitting OF the Commons
gave notice tibet tomorrow he should move that
here should be read by the Clerk at the table of the
House al article published in The Times Of to day,
and the pre- ous sta ements OF Tie Dublin Fremans
Journal imputipg TO the (Irish) members OF the
Htuse traicking in places for money. lie should
also move for Select Committee to inquire into the
allegations of such trafckng confined in these
publications. Why Mr. Butt is indignant only at
tie trsfckiDg for money will be understood By those
VIC remember that the legality OF any ether mode OF
tn Ticking Was settled during last session. Since l-jJ
Dow npgst has been placed at the mercy of .he Irish
| BTigsGe. II is the Irish members who have created
and Kept in place the Ministers to their mind la 1884
they drove from the Cabinet Sir j. Graham aud Lord
Stanley. In 1855 they compelled William ~ to dis
miss the Peel Ministry and to restore the Melbourne