New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-04

cannot be called safe man; and his vanity shoalI
therefore rot be hurt by questions Of etiquette
SUI, the Queen is not only Queen, but likewise O
women. As Queen she mace an alliance with tn.
Emperor of France, but Victoria Guelf Este desn;se.
the adyenturer Louis Napoleon BoLapsrte. and can.
not forget that lie deprived her cousins the Oreanse.
end Cobourgs OF their Inheritance by an illegal con.
bscation. Instead Of going to Calais she went "a
Ciaremont and paid visit the ex Queen of France
The affairs of Spain have taken a serious turn.
ODOnnell, seeing that purely military revolution
cannot arouse the sympathies of the people, Gent
Buceta, civilian, with few hundred republicans
into the mountains of CASTLE, telling hin he might
proclaim whatever be pleased, and join whatever
party he pleased provided it was party hostile 70
the Queen. Buceta accordingly surprised Cueaca.
and proclaimed the forfeiture of the throne By the
Queen. Scarcely had it transpired that O'Donnell
had taken decided political step when Blrcelona.
the chief town in Catalonia, and san Sebastian in
Guipuzcca, pronounced" for him. II is expected
that SarasOssa, and with it all Arrag0n will likewise
rte though the republican in Valencia has been
suppressed 10y the royal troops. The carrisons and
all the officials Of CataloI ia including the Captain
General, are now allied to ODonnell who is in An.
Galusia In San Sebastian the garrison alone revolted
and Imprisoned the superior officers probably with
TIER consent. The of the Queen is desperate;
her worthy mother Christina, and her step father
Munoz, have already fed, their rapacity having made
fhtm just as much hated as the Queen is despsed for
her lewdness 1t is not probable that France will
interfere in Spain on behalf Of Bourbon Stil. the
future il not even 10 be guessed republic. rs
gepcy with military despotism Of the Narraez kind
tie DUle of Mcnpeneer Count MOntemOlin or the
King of Portugal are to be the heirs of Queen lisa.
bella, but no can tell which Of these schemes Will
succeed Espartero and Narvaez who for the
present moment are said to have made peace with
one another, are, next to ODonne and SerranO, the
most important pvls..ns of the realm: SHOULD they
come to On understanding, they might carry any
scheme. The chiefs Of the republicans are Grease,
the member of the Cortes, and Col. Riego, the ne
pbew Of the great patriot of that Gen. COncha
has made his escape from he Canaries, and has AZ.
rived III England On bis way back to his country.
lis brother the late Captain General of Cuba is in
France Cabrera the Carlist General is like wise in
EDglaDd he has married rich English heiress aud
bides his time which may arrive. some Carllst
bands having already made their appearance in the
BatqUe prCvgces. The cards are shufled and the
game is beginning According TO the latest adyices
Ssragossa aDd all Arrsgon have pronounced for the
movement. Esportcro and Zabala have Joined it;
they are marching upon Madrid, and it is even
mored that Madrid and its garrison have pronounced
against tie Queen. We await the result with impa-
tience.
Austria seems not TO be anxious TO fulfill her
obligations ed by the recent treaty with the
Sultan. She expected to occupy the Prize pallties
without de daring war ON Russia, and with the con
sent Of the Gar. But that it is clear the
patton must be preceded by the expulsion Of the Rus
slams, Austria temporizes. Her Government is TOO
deeply engaged in financial schemes TO have time for
considerations of foreign policy. Count Buols giving
great dinners in honor of Prince Gorchakof and
mumbles "Poace, peace y just as Lord Aberdeen lid.
But in the same time, the new loan, called yoluL-
taIy loan but in fact forced one, is appOrtioHed to
each province in the empire and each province TO
each district county and again to each town, vii
laCe and individual DR.. Bach is well informed
about the utter want of Austrian patriotism in Italy
Hungary aud all the Sayonic provinces and wishes,
therefore to lie them by the bonds If interest to the
fortunes Of the lettering empire. Accordingly the
taking of the loan ia to be enforced throughout the
realm 80 every individual will have someth n TO lose
ly a revolution, which will scarcely acknowledge the
loans Of Dr. Bich Whether this policy is very wise
or otherwise leave to the judgment Of the American
public: lnow only that other recent forced loans
lave in each case proved to be a two-edged sword
Tie Duke of Parma tried to raise forced 10 m-he
was stabbed aud died and the first &C, Of lis widow
was to Ietract tie order enforcing the loan. Again
Queen Queen Isabelia Of Spain tIed to levy forced
Lean and We see Spain in blaze and the queen and
he throne in jeopardy. But Dr. Bach believes that
tie Lombards, and llungarians, and Poles and Gro
ations and Bohcmians of different stun from the
Pamesaus and Spauiards. doubt.
Mebtme, Giritli Pasha has advanced into the d.
lro6ja, ana tskon Cbern1yoda that is tos,y he
1ics the liae OF Irajan's wall. The English and
French fleets have not only bcmbarded but occupied
Su,ipa s,d the principal moath Of the Danube They
are now clearing the outlet OF the river from all the
,p1b,n yessels aud rocks placed by the Russians in
lie channel. The river fotlla of Russia is LOW, of
course, cut of, and some English naval officers and
marines have been dispatched 70 man the Turkish H.
lila in order to bring the Russian steamboats, between
two hrcs. Slaipyl has refused TO admit the English
ofcors into his army: he says, that nc has defended
is couItry erglchanded for thal twenty years
against the Russians, and he will continue t. do it.
lie declares himself, however ready 10 pay in cash
fer any nusLets ard ammunition he may receive All
that is al he requires. Before any intlna;ion from
The EEslish h. reached him. he had forbidden all the
rii IS under liz command to sell their daughters 10
IutL,v. much TO the discomfort OF the fair Cir-
.assisu girls who wish TO be sold, in the hope o; be-
.onirt G wives Of Turkish Pashss. or even OF the
,rcat IaGi.tah himCGf
Dir. Marcy has had great success in Europe. i Is