New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-09
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POLICY OF THE ALLIED POWERs-THE FL
NANCES OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
THE british PRESS.
From Our Own CoresIoDasnt

THE BRITISH PRESS.
From Our Correspondent
LONDON, Friday, May %, 1854.
If it isthe object Of the Allied Powers to rouse 3
sense of selreance in the Turks, their measures are
admirably selected Tor the purpose. Until the pres
ent tine Turkey has had no effective support from
the Anglo-French army and navy. The disaster OF
Sinope has been neither prevented nor reyenged by
Dundss and Hamen. and after the negotiations Of the
four powers have given to the Gar all the time re-
qured for bringing the best army of Russia into the
field, Omer Pasha has to fight il single handed. unsup
ported by England and France, who play the second
fiddle, and do not step in before the Russians have
crossed the Balkan. They are prepared to save Tur-
key, but not 20 support her. Their schemes of re-
form are all calculated upon previous defeats. Those
same schemes of reform the reason why the Sui
tan gets no pecuniary aid. He is to remain in his
financial embarrassment, pressed by Russia and by all
the difficulties of empty treasury, AMI must at last
surrender Internationally to the gentle advice OF En-
gland and France.
As TO the plans Of the allied troops, we can. OF
course get no clue, but it is still unknown
whether Lord Raglan is to receive orders from Mar
shall st. Arnaud, and what is to be the position oil
Omer Pasha. Vienna papers assure that Lord
htgitu - 10 nave u separate CDulIlAut ASIA 40
order to conquer Transcauca.ia but the reason for
this combination is merely the fact that the English
are encamped on the Asiatc shore at Scusr Omer
Pafha is anxious to get sufficient reen.Orcements for
the relief Of sstra, which in few days will be
regularly besieged RassOya having, as it seems
been at length evacuated by the Turks. as 10 allow
General Ldders TO advance by land to Silistria. Still
it does not seem that the French army will move on
ward and prevent the fall of the Danubian fortress,
before having completed the Notifications of the
Thracan Peninsula, though the Turkish Empire must
be lost altogether before any enemy will dare TO attack
Gallipoh. As TO the fleets, they do nothing. The
Tiger was indeed stranded near Odessa, and was de-
stroyed by the Russians, who fred at the ship in dis
with red bot shot. One hundred and sixty Fog
lsh tars and few of the sixteen guns with which the
steamer was armed were carried in triumph to
Odessa, where Count Osten-Sackcn now displays the
first trophies Of the war. As to the Baltic fleet the
capture Of Gusdrsrdrn has proceed to be a boar.
The Vienna Conference has again assembled, and
registered both the treaties, viz. the Auglo-French
Turkish on one side and the AustroPrussian on the
other; but to what purpose the fact that such trea
ties have been concluded, has been recorded in
the Conference remains to be seen. do not see
any for it, unless Urquhart is right who does
not cease to declare that all has been predrranged-
that England and France playing the game Of
Nicholas, who has shufled the cards. and is fully
sure Of the result.
4 letter from Trebizond in the Trieste papers as
sures US that the Russians have totally evacuated the
ortresses of Suduk Kaeh, which they call NoyO Rus
sOsk and of Ghelendjik, an. that preparations are
made to abandon even sukum Kaeh, concentrating all
the defenses at Fort Anapa and Redu Kaleh, on the
two extreme points of the eastern shore of the Black
Sea- Ii is likewise reported, but not believed, that in
the expectation of attack upon the Crimea, orders
have been issued by the Gar to destroy the crops in
the Peninsula, that its destruction may prevent an
adv aDce of the allies.
The public of ST. Petersburg said to be strongly in
favor of peace. All the customary appeals to the
bigotry of the Orthodox forgotten in the
slow but Irresistible approach of Sir Charles Napier
The French feet is backward to join him, and is now
in the harbor of Kiel, though Sir Charles seems to
be most anxious get the achievements, in order
10 begin active operations. In the Baltic, il is the
French Admiral who hampers to the movements OF
the EDglish in the Euxine it is Dundas who pre-
vents Hameln from action. Thus war is carried on,
without battles serious hOstilites millions of mo-
ney are spent without result and nobody tell the
ultimate issue of the struggle and the inevitable con-
vulsion which must follow the present mismanage-
cent Of all European affairs.
As the state of the English press may interest YOU
draw your attention to the last official report of the
stamps for the different papers. According to ths
returI,