New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-10
TIE STATE OF EUROPE

II has been remarked that as often as the principles
If Liberty md AbsoutsIn enter into open on the
battle fields in Europe the agitation Of the Slavery
Question is regularly opened again in the United States
America must be domesticaily disturbed or at least
occupied that her attention should not be too much
riveted on the struggles of Liberty in Europe rs
war is now inevitable in Europe cannot doubt that
the Union will be again in danger and it is remark
able that Mr. Douglas, the Senator who reopens the
Question by his bin on the Territory of Nebraska, re-
pudating tie Missouri Compromise, comes just from
visit 10 st Petersburg, fascinated as is reported
from Russia by the amabity generosity, wisdom and
greatness of the Great Gar the Emperor OF Enper-
ors and ideal ruler of the Government Organat Wash
ipnton The more extensive the war in Europe, the
more bitter will be the discussion of Slavery.
The Dcrbyite weekly paper, The Press contains
most interesting account of au interview between an
English Lord and the Emperor of Russia giving
graphic description of the State of feeling at St Pc
tersburg and revealing several diplomatic secrets
For instance, the fact that Prince Menchikof pro-
posals were previously known and not objected to by
the Cabinet of Lord Aberdeen, and that the French
FnbassadOr Count Castebaac congratulated the Gar
in the most seryile terms upon tie victory OF ShOpe
In few DAYS we may receive important news from
tIe seat of war, Prince GOrchakof having received
orders TO dsodce the Turks from kaeiat at any price
while Gen LADDERS, with some 1900 men, has crossed
the Danube at the last bend Of the river from Braila
between Mashn and Isakt This latter move is OF
no strateqical importance the DObrOda that is to
say the narrow square plain between the Euxlne, the
Danube and the wall of Traan, is marshy, while the
elevated portion OF it, the hills between Hlsroya ana
Kustendie are occupied by sufficient Turkish i0rce
The Russians will not be molested before reaching 'nat
point
As to the combined fleet it is already arriving in the
Black Sea and the Gar is said to have sent orders TO
Sevastopol not to avoid naval engagement, but 10
manage il 20 that the allies should begin the attack
He wishes to have hostlties come from England and
France in order TO give Austria far preteXt Tor de-
sorting the diplomatic camp OF the western fOWers
Nobody now doubts that the answer OF the emperor
of Russia to the Vienna note will be oyeIbearng In its
terms declining the good Offices OF the Four Powers
lie is now fully prepared for war; and does not require
any more conferences and notes. the Vienna perform
ances having given him alfhe required-tlme
The authenticity of the letter of the Duchess OF Or,
leans published lately in all the papers has been denied
Inv the Secretary OF the Duchess but though it must
now be taken as apOcyphal, the sentiments eX-
pressed in it are those of the Duchess She mas not
1yen her accession to the fusion OF the two BOURBON
parties
There cannot be any doubt that Russian intrisues
arc IN foot TO excite an outbreak IL Paris; the pOcc
is. therefore, more yieant and annoying than ever
The rum0rs of an Austrian amnesty, which nave
lately been circulated in Hungary, are reported 70 De
afoat i'm Italy also. The correspondent OF me IRtS
Justly remarks that the perhdy, dupIclty ana lledh
ness of the Austrian Government are too notorious
to allow the hope Of really generous act lie points
10 some instances Of the most despcabe meannesS D!
which the amnesty granted to some Italians mas ce
come illusory, but he does not reveal the motive lot
circulating sucfrumOrS 10y authority IL Is nothing less
than n new Austrian loan. Austrian policy ana Aus
trisn finances being doomed to bOttOmless perditon
their schemes for raising money become dan! more
and more desperate. 49,.
Court The Court journal, SrenskG Imen'sgeh iaIet!
ontaincd an article in which an alliance with Russia
was warmly advocated and the Russians called the
,;oneers of the future ard Of lew civilization You
know this sort of articles they find their way mo 'he
Swedish Court journal as easily as INTO me "dS'"-
ton Union But the people of Stockholm believe 'hat
tbcso views are the views # the King OF Sweden, ana
the article in question has been unmercduly aSsSIeu
by the independent press ara the public, rouSng lndg
nation against the reicniug family, parallel to the Eng
lish feeling toward Prince Albert.
A teleeraphic dispatch arrived. YESTERDAY, at .lgg
Turkish Embassy announcing that 5000 Russians hau
crossed tbc Danube near RUstchuk. At Pans the re,
rort WAS current at the same time that they crosse
the river at Sistra. Ills Is the pracncll aS"ci Vi
tbe Car 10 the Vienna proposals and to the entrance
If tle fleet int the Black Sea. We are assuIeu VI
the other hand that the Gar vii not take the
If the feet for casks Lc ana IL 10 been ascertaiheu
tI,t the DELAY ia the sailing OF the tet was hot 10 oe
attributed to the stormy weather Dut ON! TO me u
tri0ups Of the HTuS>lan ana AUsttid" l'AV :
ClT~tertincple Those allies Of the Porte threatened
= nrot1Sr and rupture. ard succeeded in de'alnns
ne frp+ for FIVE DAYS And England yet adheIes 10
srcl faithful allies only because the funds oil rrihce
Albert are all invested il Austrian securities iAS :
the clue 10 the Government polcy' -, s.t;ot 7
ord Palmerston's suppressed pamphlet. OF WhiSh
e ron some information several months oaeA-lohs
before ANYBODY Lad mentioned It IN the EnslsI pay
has now oozcd out by pecemcal "l'I Oh e.i0
,ncntary in The AdrtnisCr. and the Whoe OF II M
reared in The Times which cndcavors to snow 'na1 \
i entirely innocent and does not contain an! cal =
against Prince albert The mlnistr! are serious iS
alarmed at the increasing hostility Of the press "Ss
the Prince COnsOIt. .,.,,, .,,,,,,
Spain is On the eve Of enoutbreoA or q oo.g Gu
Gen. ODonnell was on tie 18th suddenly selIci az
transported 70 the Canary Islands. Uea ohca' iA.'
Captau-Gcreral of Cuba. Gen. lniaute ana ueA
Armcro, were banishcd. Some other Generals "eIS
removed from their commands. and the Minister o
Finance dismissed. Ii long GO rumored thaI a.
soon as tie Queen was able 70 attend Cabinet Soun
ell severe Of repression would be carriei ou'
in order 10 prepare the country for return 70 ADSo
lutism Whether this can succeed in country WHICH
is pot centralized remains a matter Of doubt
We have received the reply Of the pvan TO th'
la. Vienna note and now that the English Gov
eminent has knowingly hAmbOozled the public To-
r,D,ysI of the treaties between Russia and Turke
so urcenty demanded By the four powers that III
Pc consented 10 IT, openly declaring that L dii SO
ito,ce IN tie wishes of her allies. such Is TIE per
e., &c The Western Government You Will remenoe
tU IrrIcrnr leaders Of The Times and Of TIE Morn
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