New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

ter totte Turkish empire which hsi been demindei
81 Prince MenchkofI and that the Silver Star Of tae
90. Beitlehem w.s &c ca tie Russian rnieS
=. fe ptuth 10 the banks oi the Danube
T-,.e ,ruies. however. cane and occupied tne
1.i,cin,li. es without blow for Colonel Rose hsd
e,n recalled r. N Constsntinople who hal ugses'ei
o. ,be sultan that Omer Pasha should cross the Dan
le rd garrison the fertile plsiD Of Wslachia while
ria vas -ski 2 possession of Moliayia. The eau
.ou. Lord Redclife always in the hope OF checking
Russian encrosclmeuts by diplomatic action coun
l,d tie Porte not to regard the invasion Of two rich
,,oyinces Al easus Jel, snd English ministers de-
s,rsd in Psriiiment their full confidence in the mode
ration and the honor of the Car Ut last they could
~ doubt they had been outEitted, and war was de-
clsred by the Porte against the Gar Yet western
5nlcmacv instead Of letting loose tie revolutionary
elements against Rutsiainstead OF allowing the enl-
Grant Poles 10 organize themselves IN 6aitaons' anu
stead Of suppl pg the Crcassions with arms con
tipued 10 cour, the alliance Of Austria and Prussia
which powers indeed ii seriously resolved TO check
Russia mcbt easily stop tie progress oi the Car;
but which if acting a ireicherous part must hamper
the free action If England and France much more than
a Russian aruy Of two hundred Thousand men. They
are powers which from the disc intent Of their people
are unable 70 give efficient assistance TO Russia nut,
from their lear Of revolutions are unwilling to 90
acar t tie Car. They might have been safely eit to
Themselves unable and unwilling as tley are TO affect
materially the issue OF the question either way But
in order TO keep Prussia and Austra-the ,wo powers
Of Ce1tTol Europe if Indeed tbeJ powers and not
weakresses-aloof from Russia 70 which they are at
tacLed by the ties Of gratitude for the past and Of fear
III. -. u, all.
tact with the Representatives ofberty on the Continent,
ard lock with disIust upon the crushed nationalites
which might lake advantage the present ~ar 10 Ee-cs
tabih their clsims 70 Independence. While they are
attacking Russia rs tie Representative Oh despOsn IN
the raue Of Continental liberty the liberty OF the
Continent is TO be kept down by them. Lord Pai-
me1ston in lis late speech at the Reform Club on the
occasion Of Sir Charles Napier departure praises the
Sultan fer having refused give up Kossuth and the
Hungarian gees in ls49 the risk Of threatened
var While be courts TIE alliance OF the same jealous
and relentless power which claimed those martyrs OF
liberty FROM tie Suitan in order TO have them hung
Tie British Government 3 fully aware tha' sucn
course IS not popular win tie English nation inat
Eralsh ,f.cers are ashamed 10 cal! Austrian woman
fosqers their broheru-arns, yet it persists In thls
policy and does not protest when irs ally, France,
at the instance If Austria requires the Sarlnian Gov
errnent to remove the Italian refugees from the from
tcrs and 10 have tie Liberty Of the press restricted at
Turin.
But after al has his system Of compromising had
any serious result Win Austria indeed heartily join
The Weston Powers Has she forgotten the gratitude
she owes 10 lie Car! Can she be trusted b. her
lew friends at tie very moment when she is turning
aCair her old friend in time OF need These are
serious questions Lich are not yet solved, though
Lord Clarendon has declared that Austria has joined
the Western Powers and 3lr. Drouyn de L hugs that
che will do it, But the eff oal gazette at Vienna which
speaks for tie Austrian Cabin protests against these
assertions Of tie English and French Secretaries for
Foreign Affairs and like IN oracle of old, declares that
Austria viii at the right time, take care Of her own
best interests. People in VieGna, London aud Paris
waiting an1ousy for the solution OF this question, are
of course now INFINITELY weighing the interests Of Aus
ttia aid tlug 10 find out which side OF the balance
is iuk and whetLer the Russian English alliance il
to tie adopted for ii it is tLit England aud France
may easily destroy Austria BY coJntenancing the patr
ots Of HUIgsry ard Poland it is likewise certain that
NAPOLEON and Aberdeen would do it most reluctantly
They are not men OF the stamp to become ahies OF
Eos,u and Mazzini But nobody can doubt tha II
Ru sia has sufficient reason 90 doubt the good feelings
Of Austria toward ler, the Gar can and Will up
set tie whole fabric OF the Austrian Empire with one
word Panslayism' which never fails to ind an
echo ia the mountains OF Bohemia and the plains of
Cacia along tie course Of the Save and the banks
of the Lower Danube. as well On the shores of the
Ad1iltic sud among the l ian Alps Whateyerdecided
course Austria msy take, she is lost Perdton as
sails Lor alike IN joining Russia, or in going with
England and France. Her only policy is. apparently,
to join he Western Powers and 20 clog their move
meus in the interests and with tie permission OF the
CIR The only part Ae can safely attempt is that OF
tie intriguing traitor and that part we doubt not she
VII try to play. People in England seem not TO be
aware Of the power Of Russia over the Austrian En-
peror but the intelligent Russians understand it well
\ very shrewd letter, written by an eminent Russian
dplouatis TO George Sanders, gives the reverse Of
the picture which We traced in the English journals
Our readers viii fud it in another column, AMI may
pcruse it. Me2latophean suggestions with instruction
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