New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27


LONDON, Tuesday, Nov IL, 1854.
You will have perceived, from the spirit of the
English and French papers, that the public is
very much disheartened from the apparent want
of success by the allies in the Crimea. The facts
themselves, though serious enough, do not in any
way account for such depression; but it is evil
dent that The Tunes Is most anxious to create a
panic. The reverses of the 18th ult., and the
losses from the sudden attack Of General
Liprandi, have been exaggerated in the tele
graph: dispatches Of Tie Times, and the
remark of It's correspondent that reinforce
ments are required in the Crimea, has been
emphatically printed in capital letters, aud
several leading articles and correspondence
have spoken suddenly Of Austria as Of power
not to be relied upon. "Whst may be the reason
for such policy with the grea. ministerial or
"can q" exclaimed the thinking portion of the
community, which could not understand how such
articles could depress even the quotations on the
Exchange, though they did not contain any new
fact beyond the probability that at best one battle
mu,t be fought against the Russians before Sevas-
topol can be stormed. got the answer to the
question from highly. Uniformed source at Berlin,
writing az follows, on the l0th-tbat is 70 say,
lust at the period of the croakng article in The
Times:
Here il il fully believed that tha negotiations for
peace viii tOon be opened. Austria ana fras'a hsve
fforre 70 an understanding and Bavaria has, on tbs
part of the Bamberg Conference, given her support
10 the scheme Of renewing the Negotiations between
Russia ard the western powers Inc cLar does not
obec! Of oOurse to the four points OF Droayn DC
~ - h a~aH
ne equality OF all the subjects Of tho Sultan
before the Law l., according 20 Count Ne sell
roCe much more than Prince Menchikof ever
demsrded iloin the SULTAN ami the Czsr, in
oTLer to secure sUeh al i-AL 1it4At CONCESSION ~
Lis co-religOnisis, may magnanin0usly yeid
even some points Of personal dignity-sueA, Tor IN
.tauce as 10 conclude peace--withOut having fully
aveuQed the insUlI OF al attack upon tie Crmee.
Tie Emperor OF France has likewise no obJectoa to
such plaB aEd the glish Cabinet IL naturally liz
cliufd 10 peace. 4 new AIs.ro-PIuesisl note 10 TO
uave TIE way FOR the renewal Of the Nienn. Confer
suets which might, dur9g winter, result IN peace.
such are the Berlin hopes, ahd The Inns is
evidently dOirg its best 20 prepare tae public
niLd for the renewal Of the diplomatic cunning,
cheating ard betr-ysl sueh as il was on last year
in YiepIs. stli, as far as can Judge Of English
prospects, al iAis diploma.iziIg is in vain, and
is premature. people are nOtyet tired Of fighting
and ofpA5i.n g higher ta1es; the commercial pros
Peri'y OF England has NOT been crippled BY toe
war, AID the sgrieulturists are very much In iiVoi
OF war which excludes the wheAt OF the ff'h
eiesHties SID of Southern Russia from the maFAe'
| Hey do not MUD high taxation, as It Is accom-
psnied by high corn prices. As to Louis N'p0
leon, my Berlin friend seems likewise 70 De en-
tirely mistaken: he could have avoided war; sine
war for Purpo,e' which do not seem !" Fe'alt