New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

the information about HE cones from Greece
snd 10 probably exaggerated King Ohio feels himself
prisoner; he detests his Minister KaIcrgi, who on
former OCCASION forced the Constitution upon n'in
but he cannot resist and signs whatever decfee Is
presented 10 him. Until now he has only reiusea
tAst the 800 900 drachmas, about $i2a ooo whca re
NAMED still in the treasury from the Russian SUBSIDY
sAou,d be appropristed for the construction OF roads,
.nA "a IN. ;,rryovcment of the means Of conmnnca-
ton K;uv Ohio. who felt no scruPles in aiding and
,h~t.n, The llibustier expeditions, feels bound Ia
.on.s,.ne. not to apply the gift Of Gar Nicholas to
,r~. ,..c.fuD and sslutary objects, which were not
!. ths view Of the generous donor.
s.cordips to the last dispatches the Emperor Of
p,ss. iusts upon the continuation of the occupation
~ W,lI.chis. / do not believe it, Probably the
probabilities will be evacuated and handed to
Austrian occupation before the lst of July.
tn British Ministers have again been defeated on
The University bill. They are unable to carry any
De.ure in Parliament bu. still they are not turned
ont sincc everybody distrusts Lord Derby and Dis
r.su Who might succeed them tits most disgracefu
exhibitions the constitutional monarccy OF England
is bankrupt as regards Administrative capacity.
Wings, Tories, Radicals are equally unable to form
an administration honest straightforward and under
standing the wants and interests Of the country The
Government is at stiIlstand. The Ministry has not
carried one single measure except the budget
Where shall this end AP.c.
An occasional correspondent at London furnishes
us with the following interesting intelligence;
"You may remember, perhaps, the Interpolation OF
Lord Dudley START concerning the famous Russian
Dutch loan and the virtuous emphasis with which Lord
John Russell replied that England would, under all cir
cuntancos, hold sacred" her obligations toward Rus
sa There Is something curious in minister proposing
sDd IN House OF Representatives conscnins, to pay
tribute enemy with whom they are at war, as well
in the dead silence obseryed such subject by the
Whole press The mystery of this transaction is, that Illus
frious who uDes in his sngc person go many con-
RctiDg qualities who is representative OF liberal opinion
the elect the city the proiege and the protector Lord
John Russell on Austrian Consul-Genera and the King
Of the Jews that Baron Lionel Rothschd, ut the very
iDe when the secret correspondence going between
old Aberdeen and old Mic, n0minaHy bought up the
snnuities still due to Russia account of the Russian
Dutch loan. You will then, understand how it happens
that neither the patriotic Lord john the Liberal
Parliament felt inclined to wound the feelings OF the
Emperor Of Russia. backed by the feelings of the Lion of
The city.
.'The symptoms Of q commercial ard industrial crisis
begin serious aspect. terrible reaction has
opened Thus we find in the Leeds and London papers
OF this week the announcement Of heavy failures in the
worstcd trade Of Bradford in Yorkshire. long cets-
logue Of firms is given consigned to total ruin. The
pspers however, state very consolaory fact that
siderable number of these firms small capitalists.
Bradford has undoubtedly claim to lead the ring in these
commercial failures there existed perhaps set of
people who boosted of their prosperity than the
manufacturers Of Bradford and that prosperity in
controverbly achieved by the wholesale destruction of
tho wool-combe and by the shameessy low wages Of all
the operatives The prices of grain have risen partly in
Of complaints Of thnness Of the plant the
ground the smaness of the home supplies and partly
account Of the certainty that orders for the purchase of
wheat and -four have to haad from France, where
ibe harvest prospects very prccarOus.'