New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21
THE STATE OF EUROPE.
r,en Or Own Correspondent


st,le1-are cooked for the public in very clean way
Yet all the cunning Of the ministers could wipe out
some traces of facts which should not reach the pablo
For instance Sir G. H. Seymour the British Enbissf
dor at ST. Petersburg openly s-ys thai Prince M.n,h
kof g mission originated solely in the Montenegrine
affair las / Away told your readers and Gel Rose
tie Britsh Secretary Of Legation, confirms this view
having heard from Prince slencbko5 himself tha, the
Russian troops concentrated on The Turkish iron
ti,rs On account Of thai affair. Why, then, are tae
Montenegro papers not Incorporated with the papers
rre.ented TO Parliament Because 3Us'ria's ieacNry
end haRiag orard Russia uO1d haze bern too manifest
Again we have been told that he combined feet went
10 Constsntinople order protect Turkey against
Russia but Lord Redce here openly declares ne seat
for il because the popular excitement for war in Sep
tember 1853, was great that Reshld Pasta aud the
peace party feared outbreak against those who nd
voeated the Brfsh views Of accommodation according
10 The fret Vienna note Besides, there wes danger
that the Turks might enter 0tO dangerous alliances
as With Hungary and Poland, aud in order
to prevent this the feet passed the Darianeles
again the affair of the Sofas not mentioned in the
rapeIs Lord Redc6e's Dispatch that subject hay-
ing been suppressed. Yet We have bic frank ayOwal
that tie diplomatic interference Of the Four Powers
grieyousy injured the operations of the arny-fOr in
staIce by pIevcDtDg the following up OF the victory
of Oebitza when the victorious Turks had 10
the Danube in order to suit the convenience of En-
Gland and Austria. We have further the iDstr9 :Ons
10 the feet which are to prevent any attack Of the
Russians on the Turks but Likewise 70 assure the
Ruteens that no Turkish shps shall modest the Russian
shores that is 10 say that the Giro isans to be
left to their fate, and that the Turks not TO be
allowed provide their alice with arms and ammu-
milton
Baron BrunOw and Count Ksseleh have brOkea OF
dirloustc intercourse with the Cabinets of London
and Paris and Count OrloF has brought to Vienna the
refusal Of Nicholas to accept the Note of January 49,
Yet the Exchange does not despair; .bey in high
spirir, fer Count Orlo il 10 said, has failed TO de-
tsch Austria from England and France. Nov, here is
9 great delnsiOn which the Ministry wish 10 foster.
Count Orlof las double misson-an ostensible aud
secret one. The osteBsible one was to offer new
terms Of pscifcatiOn 10 Turkey, through Austria
These new terms are identical with the original
Nebehikof claims. OF course Austria has rejected
ITEM declaring that she cannot depart from the other
Powers in respect to the settlement The secret
mission OF Count Oroh is quite different; it is 10
sound the Courts OF Vienna aud Berlin TO the mean
ing Of their present neutrality to require from them
tie right of transporting Russian troops through
Siless and Hungary the railway aud by the Danube,
and to see whether there is any probability of success
for q renewal of the Holy Alliance In case the views
Of Prussia are not too adverse 10 such alliance the
Car in person will immediately visit his brother in
law and his " ally and intimate friend" Count OrlOa
accordingly had two long interviews with the Emperor
ut Vienna before be visited the Minister OF Foreign
Affairs with whom in ten minutes he had settled ali
his business since he prepared for the refusal Of
Austria to accept the new proposals of the Gar.
The papers likewise state that Francis Joseph had
long interview with Prince Metternich-that this Oc
eurrence token of the anti Russian feeling of the
Emperor. Now Prince Me.ternch from ISIS up to
1s4s was always pensioner of the Gar, il is there
fore ridiculous TO expect from him any encouragement
for opposition against the Gar Besides he is 50 years
old and has entirely lost his menory of most things,
and is therefore only to be consulted about diplomatic
traditions which he fully recoects.
Speaking of diplomatic transactions, cannot remain
silent the great hrery qHcst;cn-emphaticslly the
American question. Mr.. Mason Paris has submitted
70 livery, though Mr. SANFORD had already broken
through the etiquette and had sppesed at Court in his
black coat. Mr. Mason was not required 10 take up
the livery but DID ii from the love of gold embroidery
thinking that the Virginia Resolutions of l79s favored
broad construction of Mr.. Marcy's circular. Old
Buchanan is more fra and independent, aud cuts
European liberty and European TOY atty alike In spite OF
Tas Ne,c- York Tmess foreign correspondents he L.
nores the existence of KOssuth and Mazzin Just SUI
pereiliOusy as Mr. lngersoll did, Abbott Lawrence
courteous and smiable behavior being 10 precedent
for them. Bat the other hand he insists upon be-
Ing treated On the footing of social equality with any
other ambassador, though he does not assume gold
embroidered livery. He was therefore refused al
mittaDce 10 the diplomatic tribune at the opening Of
Parliament, and now seriously brings the matter for.
ward The Examiner and TIE Morning Adrertiser have
and England in the wrong.
Mr. Sanders, the United States Consul is now seri-
ousy engaged in ascortaning the cost OF all the rough
materials used for manufacturing purposes in England
of the influence which the tariff and duties have in in
creasipg the price of manufactured goods But hi
official duties do not prevent him 10 assocatiog hOspa
by with the most distinguished Hungarian and Italian
refugees and with the leading men OF the English Lib
eral press He is becoming very popular III London
According to the, ates. dispatches Omer Pasha has
at last rot permission to expel the Russians from The
PriDcipaties Accordingly he has crossed the Danube
nj several points and will probably in few days sc'
with yigor on some central position asOenltza or Cur
0eyo General Schiller has indeed taken the command
NJ the Russians. and Prince GOrchskOd IS dsgriced
n WAS with regret that the Czsr had to supersede
Russian prince by general Of German EXTRACTION bat
No had mn other alternative.