New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
STATE OF EUROPE.

ing to suffer defeat in the House of Commons on
such important question, gave private assurances
the dependent Liberal members who do not like
to act together with Lord Derby's and DisraeiIs To-
res 1t is said that the ministerial changes contem
plated will take place shortly, but without the inter-
venton Of Parliament, which silently scquiesces in
anything the Government may do abroad AMI gives
vent to it's spite only by defeating every Government
measure at home. In France, Mr.. Persigny. the
fTthul friend aud companion of the Emperor through
all the vicssitudes Of his chequered e has been sue
ceeded in the Ministry of Home Affairs by NJ. Bsult.
Mr. Persgny always TO the Aus
trian alliance and in favor of the Italian. Pol
ish and Hungarian natonaites. His dismissal,
therefore To indicate that Napoleon is beginning
to trust Austria though just the present moment does
not to warrant the supposltn that Austria coud
20 sncsrey with the western powers. She Is now to
occupy the Principaies aud to push her armies be-
tween the begerents order 10 prerent conflict
at least such is the Interpretation of The Times.
She is 10 occupy the Prncpalities IN trust for the
Russaps-such is the Interpretation OF those who do
not believe either in the sincerity OF Austria or IN the
honesty of English Ministers. Meanwhile the qucs-
ton arises whether il is negotiation which is 80
be carried on-whether the honor Of the Anglo French
arms has been sufficiently established BY the military
promenade from southampton aud Marseles 10 Con-
stannople and Nama whether some shots are really
to be exchanged with the Russians Hitherto the war
has been limited to the defense of Turkey, where
Omer Pasha has proved successful in all his operations
having, singc-handed as he was. not only prevented
the progress Of the Russians, but even repulsed
them with immense loss If the war is to be con-
tiuued now, il can only be done by descent upon
the Crimea or BY attack on Transcaucasia and II
seems indeed that something Of this kind Is to be at
tempted. since Admiral BrIat's division has gone to
Varna from the Greek country probably to enable the
Greeks 10 have large forces transported at once ana
without DELAY. Still should Enga and France per-
,,it Auat IN fhp RusSiaus.
relieved of any fear of an attack on the Prufh would
be able to throw al their forces into the Crlmes aud
should the English and French even take possession
of nearly all the Peninsula Seyastopol will surely hold
out against the Anglo French until the Rus'iaA army,
late of the Danube, and of the Pruth, arrives at
Per,kop.
This is 30 evident that cannot believe the Govern
ments of France and England could allow the Prnci-
palites TO be occupied by neutral power, destroying
every possibility Of attack on Bessarabia by land
In tie meantime civilization ia pouring into Turkey at
tremendous rate. The Turks who, up to the arrl
vel OF the auxiares drunkenness only among the
vrotched Greek aud SlayOnan Rayahs socially not
their equals, now the gentlemeny English soldiers
reeing in the camp, aud learn that drunkenness 1oes
not disgrace civilized man. But the blessings OF the
western world carried to Turkey by the anAlllares
are not confined TO tipping houses for the comfort oi
the European officers and the education OF turkish
barbsrisns. A gambling hell has been opened close
TO the camp aud barracks OF Scntari WHO can resist
the march Of civilization
The Russians are beginning to fear for the Crmea,
and accordingly tho Straits OF Katie leading into the
Sea of Arrow have been made impregnabe by sinking
thirtytvo coasters laden with stones. Still the fashion
ables OF Moscow and ST. Petersburg who usually spend
the summer at those delightful shores have not yet
left the Peninsula, and do not believe IN speedy at
tack.
As to the so-caed Greek insurrecton, can at last
positively inform you that it has been suppressed even
in Thessay where the bands of IIad Petros had late
- IT. sl..l -. a..1
Izavelas in Eprus and karatossos in Macedonia were
soon defeated But Fuad Efendi, himself not militia
~ man having defeated TZavellas at Peta. and pac
fed the Prov nee advanced into Thessaly and on the
18th of June defeated Iladli Petros and drove him
across the frontier KaratOssOs who after h defeat IN
Macedonia had sought refuge on Mount Athos IN the
Greek moDasteries but received very cody by the
monks surrendered at last TO French steamer, and
was carried back TO Greece. Griyas Izavelias, SpnO
Miles and Namur have been struck from the active,
and put ON the retired list for their part In the INVASION
Of Turkey The King continues 10 sign Whatever his
Minister KalOsgi puts before him. he considers him.
self and declares likewise acting under constrant
Sham,l is in communication with the English,
French and Turks Several English officers are with
him. and il indeed that he Is IN possession 0I the
defes of Darrell the gates of the Caucasus The Turk
ish army at kars which is now in state OF complete
efficiency thanks 10 the exertiODs OF General Guyon
and General kmetty has probably by this time already
assumed the offensive in the direction OF 1ifiis IL Is
said that TIE reports about the strength oil the Trans
caucasian army Of Russia were highly exaggerated.
OF all the Courts Of Europe Naples and Copenhagen
are the only two which openly friends OF the Gar
The English are very much stonshed to nd that the
Democrats Of America likewise in favor OF Russia.
Tie editorials of The Washington tniOn asonish Eu'
ropean statesmen, who are silly enough 20 aSsociae
the name of Jefferson with the present Democratic
party, and to fancy that the Cabinet oil fresidens
ierse indeed has sympathy for liberty, or at least
rains enough to rske people believe that " has such
symPatbies. ,e
Tie CRYSTAL Palace at Sydenham seems 10 md favor
with tie lower classes in London In spe oil tae dis
tspce and the difficulty Of conveyance, strong hopes
are eertsired for the financial success OF this great
undertaking which, from an artistic point OF view,
snrras,es expectation The Industrial Exhibition at
Munich is likely TO succeed likewise
The answerof Russia 70 the Propositions ol Austria
b,. rot vet arrived The dispatch of The Times was
another hoax: still the preparations br the speedy
evacuation of the Principares are really going on.
The siege of eilistria formally raised the 2Jth
iurgeyo has been abandoned BY the Russians and oe-
cuped by the Turks on the same day. A. p C.
Our ondent at Liverpool writes thas the aAec. OF
the war had undergone entire change that il was
difficult to orcseo VIA, complication might arise
Austria by special treaty With the Porte, having uader-
taken - occupy tie Dsnubi0n Pnnopshie-, interposes
her army between the Turks and the Russian thus pre-
venting the advance OF tho former sn the covering re-
.res, the latter. Indications are abundant that the
se.ual sea. OF s,tcs will be speedily Transferred from
the Danube Ia the C-mea The alice already
rg Varns the materials for invasion, and the Russians
drectIz al their available land force toward Ssyas
topol asper, IN the Baltic has gradually concentrates
bic fec around C-onstadt in that prcsages
sttact. In Asia the two armies are lying idle within
eig,Ait en- leagues Of each other, near Kar.
Although there can be doubt that the British Gov
eTnmen, is aware Of the import Of these new movcs
takes singular pains to keep the country Ignorance
The latest statement made the subject was by tcr
! Ia. (. ,ia in the