New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-14
.,,,y, The western po~ts-' That the motives shot
asrrune Inc tendescs Of all the rnslie. Courts sae

sI,ipiu9 the western powts- fhaf the motives ~hs.
s~.iee Inc endepcis Of MI the smaller Courts 70 side
t,h Tu,.ia ore mol without very good fo'tndr'cn
ero from the tone. for insnnos o. the Dahsh o1'sFn
,sert journals. Thus the CopcnhagsG Correspondent d
IN, Dr. ~ ChrcHIcic writes:
J ,l,es, by holding out which the Ministerial party
manage TO Keep the National party quiet aud discouraged
l. iii England has been perdous toward Denmark
and that { he later n1" Jo" "s ," 'r Austrian
would m, age Jdiand down to the Elder and occupy the
whole Danish Continent
1, might be expected an certainly was expected, by
he coalition thai the delicate serices-dplomate ml
tary and othersise- rendered by them TO the - good
cause Of Russia would least meet with certain deli
cate gratitude from the Auocrat. 80 Tar from this iey
receive grca, deal Of abuse from him beyond the under
s'andng and in Of the exgences OF the case In
illustration OF the manner of expressing this sovereign
contempt OF the Russian Court for their shamnd yerares
will give you translation Of fable lately published By
the Nrdisoe BcRe by anonymous Tyrsens Of Rus
sia. It's childke simplicity Of language aud structure
must be accounted for eKgeney of the seribarba
ran understanding to which the poet addresses him
self, exactly as the ronicai urbanity of criticism
10 which tbs late Odessa report of Admiral
Uamclin has been subjected BY the ~. Petersburg
o- ee is TO be explained By the circumstance OF it,
being addressed 10 the dplcmas of Europe. The fable
j. headed The Eagle the Bulldog, the Cock and the
Hare. "A royal eagle, great AMI strong the
NIT Of a rock. and from his lofty surveyed the
'whole world far behind the Baltic (IIea haeriR Bei
ode gag=s Wdt j there he sat quietly and conenty,
satisfied by his modest meal scornng to store up provi
sons from the valley beneath him, since he commands
everything at every hour "A bulldog viewed him
my ally will combine from vengeance thou, myself
"from envy, and put down yonder eagle. 80 said,
:" done They MARCHED on, and taking council on the
road how they would best subdue the eagle the cock said
Stop look his talons, his win-s-may God assist him
who would try them Mere than once heard the
curses Of my ancestors lamenting their sad fate when
beaten by bis wings" lis true, said the bulldog
but will devise plan TO catch the eagle Lets send
" hare near him; he win clutch the hare Meanwhile
do thou his attention By Growing and jumping, a.
thou always know'st how to do, affecting 90 begin
fshi with him. When thus shall have diverted his
attention and his talsns win attack him in the back
20 that he cannot defend himself and soon he VIII he
torn 10 pieces by my sharp teeth The scheme pleased
" the cock and he took his stand at near post The
" bulldog enters wood aud barks, driving hare to-
ward the euge who watches quietly. The hare, stupid
and blind. falls quickly into the eagles clutch The
- cock, faithful to his agreement leaves his post
The eagle without stirring from his seat, lifts but his
wings and dislaning take hold of the hare drives
him away with and with the other, just touches the
cock who neither stirs any more. "One /
knows the tendency OF hares To fly; behold him run,
senseess and unconscious into the and there
pires. The eagle the fat bulldog at distance con-
Quoting the nrguefor what escapes the eagles eyes
He ha discovered the hero concealed behind bush
The eagle spreads his large and sturdy wings and rises
no in nxiesy. The bulldog barks and 'os win TASTY
.. lesrs In win it late The eagle rp'hes down
upon him md plunges his taons into the raliors BACK
and there he lies, torn IN pieces
In consequence Of the S Orabe harvest prospects, and
through the absence OF speculative buyers the prices OF
grain have experienced small decline during me week.
reaction howeV er ia inevitable because all the evil
dence which he brought 10 bear on the sul'c tends
70 lead the belief at the stocks in farmers hands ere
reduced 10 much smaller compass than is usual at the
corresponding period of ihe season. "-Markane Exs
lre-s The adv ices from DnnZic Se'tin kosocS, etc,
concur in the that the stocks hand very
small that the surrounding arines had little nothing
moro 10 deliver and that assistance from those q2ters
could not be expected but AZ very high prices The de-
veres from the grower in France appear also no. 10
have increased and the wheat brought forward a, the
the interior il described scarcely sufficient
~ meet the demand for consumption.
psO learned source 81 ntufhtliDu
at The Times reports OF tho state OF trade in the manu-
districts around Manchester generally m>re-
yefentatons and that trade i everywhere IN declining
20 liron except NJ Birmingham. TIE Nache'tr Gai"Fa
Airms this and adds that the resumption OF wo. by 50
large n number of operatives strike could not De ex-
rectcd 70 act 9th rsse than 10 iepreciate prices
For The measure announced by Sir j. Graham IN last
MONDAYS House of Commons viz: The non-bockade Of
he port OF Archange The Morn'Hy H'rah accounts In
lie following aconc paragraph There ia a house AZ
Archangel which bears the name OF the Chancellor OF
&. tlo + ,rbaoner' ktRt MARX.