New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-07
1.-THE CITIZEN."

john Mitchell new paper appears tnls morning
a handsome wellflled weekly of sixteen large pages
OF the spirit and vigor wherewith the Editor en-
tiers upon bis work, the following extracts from his
leader will give some idea:
"Once again rosy morning dawns upon the earth Tho
Peace and Order established In Europe at the point OF
five million bayonets begins TO grow nervous Inc night
mare FIVE years loosen It's clutch upon tho OF tho
nations and daylight and hear the cheerful COCK
crow MANY time in this long dark unrest misnamed
Peace brave and just wished that they were dead
the righteous Cause they sad Is crushed hopeessy for
our generatoni that which is crooked cannot DO made
straight and that which is wanting cannot be numbered
But Courage Courage Inc un~ea.led SUI ehasIs ms
when the dawn breaking calling us to the work and the
mo reasonable being in all Europe or America, indeed
believed that the years ls and 40 left Europe unsettled
and her destines fixed Nobody but merchants ani
CIV dealers who the bndest Of Gods creaiures be-
eved that yet when where and how soon the trumpet
would sound for another wrese with those organized
gangs called Governments that do besrde the narrow
world like Colossus, was to all men
Even Is far from certain that the war on the Dan
ube the Caucasus and the Black Sea- will ever spread
further than those boundaries orw have any effect what
ever upon the downtrodden naonaliues of Europe be-
You'd one thob one flush Of joyful hope and them like
Sternes captive the straw of his CELL they may turn
again the dreary task of counting their days and years
otbondage. One is not yet sure that it is daybreak
Meantime the Turks arc highly oxasperated and in
good spirits and condition Thus far they have beed all
the expectations and opinions OF Europe opinions which
were carefully purchased incucaed suborned, by tho
prudent Car The horeial penncns of the Pashas lily
bravely the Danube the Spahi', on their rurkman
seed sweeping the valleys of Caucasus and the shores
of tho Eu1ne it gives delight to and ~ feel. not
wiihstandng the dismal doctrines of the decadonce Of
races which prevail in these mes-tha mother earth
breeds the same so OF sons as Of old Manhood as
rife among the black proved warriors Of tho Crescent
it was in the days Of Soyman the Magnificent And In
dependently OF any interests beyond the mere Russo
Turkish quarrel say, may victory light upon their ban
ners May the ranks of the MuscOyite invaders reel
before their charging allah HH!
nj MIR alv nraa NR mo- in
Others setting forth from America to join them. III
Turkey can hold her ground notwithstanding tho false
friendship Of the Western Powers Hungary will BIO the
first country in Then a gallant game will be
foot indeed. In Berlin Vienna, Milan, Paris al
ready cycling the lines and of streets with view
to udclous baricades and is pleasing to the beneyo
lent mind to the terror Of Kings and Courts. The
Legitimate pulse beats somewhat TREMENDOUSLY and
Serene Hghnesses lose their serenity Perhaps the great
day Of deyerance is indeed dawning for Europe IL
have truly estimated the resolution and OF the
Russian Gar he will certainly see the quarrel out and
will rely upon bullying England at least If not France
also, into inactivity He knows well the position and peril
Of the British Government andhas doubt that England
will endure all humatons, trampo all treaties rather
thn engage in any war with powerful adversary. Hor
seamen the Gar is aware, predominant nightly along tho
has to be bOmbarded and in the Canton River they
Of thunder but he is safe in believing that they will
let him alone
"The war however il very likely to grow and spread :;
tell how many powers will be brought into it,
Ii il last long America viii not be able 10 avoid collisions
and shall be glad Of it, War in just is awhOle
exercise and America and the world grow da and
obese for want thereof Look up We life weary exes Of
all lands and il il be not indeed the morning that Is
red in that Eastern sky. We have vision. of royal
thrones cracking and blazing and dropping 10 ashes in
the public squares Of capital cities dungeons razed and
the captive SGT free bacades coming down. and leaving
the streets clear again for Of gay citizens and
funerals Of the glorious dead smoking walls and raers
Of ruined royal palaces smiling cottages Of free and con
tented peasants and twenty cleaning rieoo Of twenty
Republics studdiBg the soil Of Europe stars gem
her sky There is so much yet to live for
THE CITIZEN, we understand, commences it issues
with orders for fOnyee thousand Copies its books
If talent independence energy and thorough devotion
to Justice and Freedom for All, duly appreciated
its subscribers will soon reach One Hundred Thousand