New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29
THE STATE OF EUROPE.

Der Own correspondent
LONDON, Friday, March 49, 1854
The Queen has gone to review the Baltic feet at
spithesd which is to weigh anchor tomorrow for the
Sound Sir Charles Napier who takes command, has
been fessted at the Reform Club and has announced
that IT, when he gets to the Baltic war has not been de-
clared he is to declare IT, He probably will have to do
IT, for Lord John as we'll as Lord Aberdeen are not
willing to declare they yet intent on nego-
tiatDg, even after many diplomatic failures AS to
the auxiliary army, il will not be in Turkey before the
end of April. The French force sails only on April
49, The Car has, therefore, sufficient time to con
eebtrate his forces in the Prncpatics, and to strike
such blow as may restore his prestige lost at Oe-
nitza and Tshetae. This is necessary for the re:ump-
tion Of negotiations because after victory he would
no longer decline to treat the famous terms agreed
TO at Vienna. But how to achieve such signal vic
tory The first plan TO storm Kalafas, the cap
ture of which would have been followed up by
Servian outbreak But, as Gen. Schiders reported to
the Car the entrencied csmpis 70 strongly fortified
as not TO give any chance for the success OF stormng
party. Accordingly the concentrated Russian troops
are beginning to be withdrawn from Lesser Waacha,
and are directed toward Kalarash and Otenitza.
large force is likewise assembled at Brss. The plan
of the Russians is now evidently TO the Danube
at several places and in they succeed in establish
ing themselves on the elevated right bank Of the Dan
ube to occupy the rolling plain between the river and
the Balkan, which not be easily defended The
Turks in they cannot prevent the crossing OF the
Danube would fall back upon the fortified places
of the mountain ranges and there the would begin
in earnest But doubt whether all the re.euforce.
nents of Russia and all the warke genius of Gorcha
kof and Schlders will prove able to achieve such
result within the critical Elk weeks which must elspse
before the arrival of the Anglo French auxaries,
doubt therefore that the pacific schemes Of the English
Ministry can be carried.
Admiral Dundas yet fingers at the Bosphorus-hC
belongs probably to the Peace Socetywhile the Rus
alan feet has been seen of Suchum Kaleh. You are
already aware that the Black Sea is always nayigsblt
for the Russians, when Admiral Dundas pleads s,res
of weather for remaining in the placid waters of the
Sea Of Marmora
The conduct of Austria and Prussia give, great anI
ey to the Ministry In spite Of all the declarations
Lord Clarendon and of all the threats of The LOndo'
Times Austria and Prussia remain wayering. 1t wal
rumored here yesterday that an Austrian manifesto
with pro Russian tendencies has already been drawn
up Of Vienna, and might be published to-day. Sc
much is sure, that Austria is increasing her army
bankrupt State sending 100000 soldiers to the from
siers where $4,000 already stationed 1t is not
strange that under such circumstances gold should
command premium of thirty seven per cent a,
Vienna.
We hear nothing more of the Greek insurrecton Of
which We had previously such exaggerated accounts
The Queen of Grcece-an Oldenburg princess and
therefore relation Of the Cxariavors the movement
but the smiles of Queen not always sufficient to
keep up an insurIection The Queen of Spain ccnsin
ues to Danish Generals and to imprison the editors Of
obnoxious papers she is in despair that she cannot
iupriion the editors of the English papers, who com
uent strongly on her lcontiousness aud prohigac!.
Yet the outbreak of Saragoss has not found an echo
in Spain. The remnants of the regiment Of Ccrdovs
have arrived in France and officers sud men have been
offered chance TO enter the foreign Legion Nspo-
leon has sympathy with Spanish rioters, while be In
ssts upon the removal Of the refugees from Piedmont
and desires greater sringeucy toward the press OF
the Italian constitutional Kingdom. The difficulties
between Switzerland and Austria have not yet been
settled. and The alarm of King Bombs OF Naples in
creased daily He cannot doubt that Maratst con
,piracy is extending over bis country, and be does not
dare to attack and destroy it openly as great portion
Of the army belongs to IT, We may soon hear OF out
breaks and revolutions.
The removal of George Sanders has given occasion to
several demonstrations In his favor. Kossuth, Mszzin
End Ledru Rcn have addressed beautiful ullettertohim
hope msy be able to send Il with the next mail