New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

~tcb n rrsv withou. exsgeeration be said tha, the
fate nj the world depends. has been steadily MAN.
,.-ed IN snife Of the arrees OF Russia and the moral
;- of On other mower. The meeting AZ Olnniz last
srter.h.r the pro, sals Of neutrality the MISSION OF
Count Oriof and the minor inrigres 81 lhe Ps' Cett
Of Germany have al bad tie same resuti ana tue hAed
ei.. -, vrb.h tie pocy Of Europe hGs been con-
Quoted have happily tfinmphed over nv 0i @ r rs
deiion over separate interests ana seinsh oes'S
foundation laid by the Conference OF 'iehni IN - P
cols has suiced 10 bear the structure o bulopen
ali,ion, and England, France and Aus9iaare no. p
ncousy advancing against tie positions seized DN sA
one year sgO The first object Of the policy OF tlis eean
try prevent division Of the continenta reNeIsi
the second was direct their united forces against 'ne
dsurber Of the peace of Europe Those objects nave
now both been attsined
lis unnecessary for Us 20 enlarge on the great and
essential importance of Austria member of this ALI
aDce for the events occurring the East Of Europe
demonstrate beyond al possibility OF doub, tha, Austria
/. the natural guardian OF the independence ot those
nroyiuces which have been happily termed the Low
Countries Of the Danube that her geographical posi-
on gives her advantage and an Interest in these que
,s which no other Power acquire ana that H. n-
s,s.1 ~ adhering 10 the general policy Of Europe,
Austria had lent herself to abet the designs OF Rus.
s;s the whole force of the Western Powers could
hardly have saved the Ottoman Empire from de-
s,rucf;on while the csiamiiies of war would have ex-
tended 10 every part the continent These propositions
ARE now seliyideni and have the strongest reason
10 congratulate ourselves the wise ana
nolcv which has prevailed Vienna a othhf
erations But what is the inference 10 De dIa"n rom
facts and what opinion are we to ENTERTAIN Oh nose Po
dancers To hch Europe exposed have allowed thelr
passions carry them into declared hosaty 10 one o e
essential allies OF their country suppose the austrian
empire be broken up into the muarou races OF "ucu
Il Is COMPOSED but none of which is sufficiently srons
or united 10 form independent government OF us
own can anything be more evident than that the
bauies opposed by Austria 10 the spirit 0f conquest
and aggression would be swept away and that tne
great military powers of the Continent would then dictate
their own terms the East and 10 the West of Europe
II for this reason that in the course OF those struggles
which convulsed the Austrian empire few years ago we
steadily kept view that condition which we believed to
be most essential the general interests OF our pOhcy
The independence of Italy and the constitutional cause III
Hungary are no doubt subjects which powerfully atect
the synpahie of Engshmen, and OF all those who have
heart the welfare - those fine countries and the pro-
gress Of free institutions. But the agagitators
and revolutonists who attempted to accomplish
their objects by violence ami by the destruction oil
the power Of Austria were in truth, only preparing
an easy prev to the attacks of Russia of which they
Themselves have been the first victims The effect OF the
war in Italy and the insurrecton in Hungary was manly
throw Austria into position oil dependence ON russia
which was inconsistent with the part she has to play IN
Europe and the events of the past year demonstrate at
Russia relied on that of dependendence TO paraze
the opposition of Austria to her schemes We hold to
be one of the greatest services that could be rendered by
England and France Ia the general interests o Europe
10 have rescued Austria from that position, by causing
her 10 look once more with confidence 10 tne.I ilenu
ship by placing her in her ancient and legitimate station
at the head of Germany, and by encouraging her TO
defend her rights OF the leading States of the
continent What the causes which encouraged tue
Fmreror Of Russia 10 attempt the outrage of the Mensch
kof mission He relied upon the known repugnance OF
this country to upon the supposed want Oh coray
with France the internal embarrassment ana pros
condition of Austria upon the serVty oil me wretch
ed Prince who still regns at Berlin year has passed
away and he finds England armed and eager IN the prose-
cutiop of hosities France closely allied to the rest OF
Furope Austria emancpated from the bondage OF tne
Russian alliance and the Prusan nation, at least eager
10 ropudae the degrading oi teir hg ihese
are the results of wear of tedious but successful nego
atoms and though the time is come when the direct
action of contedng armies supersedes these transactions
of Cabinets we may confidently afhrn tnM no war was
ever commenced under circumstances favorable to
the objects we have in view. From an early period IN
these negotiations have entertained strong Opinon
amounting to confidence, that the Emperor of Austria
would be led by his sense Of what was due 10 ms po-
son in the world and by the evident necessity which dc
ated that line of policy to unite his forces to those OF the
W, stern powers and have ceased 10 argue that
this union the first condition OF success to that cause
which now comprehends all that is most precious TO man
kind Our confidence has not been misplaced, and al
though numerous class of writer's who take more con-
traced view of these have abored as zeaousy as
If they had been the Russian interest," TO defeat tins Eu-
ropean combination, and to dstrust and yindcuVe
feelings place of union and good WILL the magnitude OF
the occasion has prevailed every other consideration
and allied us the Government of Austria by the same
ties and for the purposes those which already con
meet MS with the Government of France. In both OF
those empires it is the external policy the pubic Gu
gagemens, and the military power OF their reSpec-
tive Sovereigns which constitute the basis OF this
alliance with u.s. and not their internal administration or
institutions With these we are not concerned; but we
will venture to add that Europe Is hereafter restored to
more free and healthy condition OF internal government
if the intercourse of nations becomes more unreserVel
standing armies are reduced at the peace and the evil OF
universal arInaments abated-these happy results will
be mainly due the influence and strength of this great
alliance in uphoding the public law OF Europe and IN
setting limits to the pernciOus ascendancy which Russia
has long exercised beyond the boundaries OF her own
empire.
Our advices by way of Paris from Vienna, dated yes
terday state that the entry of the Austrian troops into
Walachia is " an accomplished fact
The Three Cents closed Iars BOufsc yestcr-
dav az 3f zoe for the end of the month and the Four
and-a-Half per Gents at 9sf. SOC.
AT Madrid on the 30th, the Spanish Three per GEMS
were at 81 i0 wi th no business doing
We make the following extracts from the hoHHear OF
yesterday:
Tbe Minister of Marine and the Colonies has received
from Baro Sound report, dated June % from the com
mander Of the Bresau announcing that this vessel which
left Kl on the 10Th of June, had arrived at Baro Sound
in iye days only. In spite Of the fogs.
The Broslhu had been joined at that anchorage by inc
Anglo French division, commanded by Rear Admiral
Cory and the major part of the naval force which since
the 2d Of June had been dispatched to the extremity of
the Gulf of Finland under the orders Of Admiras Parse
wal and Napier, was expected.
The report Of Commander Bosse terminates thus;
Our sanitary state il excellent The smallpox which
had manife ted itself board the Bresan, has entirely
disappeared The crew Is extremely weldisposed and
have ninety good guns, for which will answer .
"BERLIy Thursday June %, 1854.
II Is stated that the Prussian Government has
ceved from Col Manteuifel who known, was sent
TO ST. Petersburg with dispatch in support OF the sum
from Austria, information indicating marked cold
part OF the Court OF Russia At the departure
of the last courier il not known what would be the
answer Of tina, Court, in what terms II would Do
couched At Berlin a. well at Vienna the retrograde
movement Of the Russian troops regarded both a. re-
treat and change of attitude hostile 10 Germany.
"BRUssELs. July ? 1854.
"Corespondence from most Of the leading commercial
towns of Europe announces that all the Governments have
agreed "a forbid public negotiation of the Russian
loan The journal AAmaRd OF Frankfort, IN an official
communication prOnounces an energetic denuncatiOn
against whoever may be disposed 10 participate IN that
oDeretion II reprobaed in Germany that The house
OF Bethrnsnn has explained that only took part in the
Russian loan m consequence Of its connection with Tie