New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-25

As our readers will observe, publish this morn
ing in prominent manner the statements furnished
Ito one of our regular staff of correspondents at Paris
BY a gentleman then in that city on his way to the
United States. charged with certain important dipo-
matte propositions from the Court Of st. Petersburg
to the Administration at Washington. These state
ments may be examined with confidence as unOfi-
cia presentation of the views and feelings of the
Car as he is willing to have them regarded and esti-
mated in Americas and in this aspect they are of the
highest interest The name and antecedents of this
confidential messenger well known to us, and we
can vouch for his character and the genuineness of
the statements which our correspondent details from
him. He has been chosen for this mission as we
have reason to presume not only because of the con-
fdence the Car reposes in his devotion to the inter
ests of Russia in the pending struggle, but because
the character of an American citizen, to which we
believe he has perfect right, enables him to pass
through Europe with greater facility and freedom
from annoyance. He is to arrive here in the
steamer Indiana, which was to sail from Havre and
Southampton on the 10th, and my be expected to
accomplish the voyage in some fifteen or sixteen
days.
The point on which these confidential statements
particularly vary from the more ordinary accounts of
the state of affairs is that which represents the Car
as exceedI gly enraged at Austria account of the
inerstitude and nsubmssiOn with which he has been
treated by the Emperor, and in the habit Of mena-
cling that he all march upon Venna, and raise Hun
gary. On this head our readers will find it worth
their while to compare the statements of The Journal
des Debats also given in this paper touching the reply
from St Petersburg to the Austrian summons to
evscute the Prncpalities. There is much in that
which goes to confirm the revelations of which
,ur correspondent is the medium, and which
adds greatly to their interest And for the
rest, nothing is more certain in the event
Of serious junction between Austria and the west
ern powers,-in which we are not yet able to be-
Heve-than that Russia will take pretty nearly the
here indicated and transfer the war from the
plains Of Walachia and Moldava to the banks of the
Thesis and Waag, floating her double eagles alike
from the citadel of Buda the spre of St. Stephan's
and the Hradshin in the ancient capital of Bohemia
Then indeed, the genius of destruction will be let
loose ON Europe, and the ten years which the Car
contemPlates as the duration of the war, will surely
pass away before peace can be restored
The proposition for the cesson of Stka which is
about TO be laid before our Government is only natu-
raj under the circumstances. Territory in America
can be Of little value TO Russia, and in the present
war cannot be maintained except at a cost greatly
dsproportioned to its worth. To surrender il to
the United States for reasonable consideration will
not only put something in the Imperial treasury but
will afford to America pledge of friendly feeling
which power in want of allies, of means and O.
moral support can very well afford to give, as may b
seen in the Russian neutrality treaty just negotiated
at Washington. To Messrs. Pierce and Marcy how
ever, we dare say this new pledge will no
Re very seductive. Sitks is too far nortl
for ii, IN to pay for, since they believe in buying NJ
territory where Slavery cannot find foothod; an'
besides, the principal trade of that colony is in ic
srd fish with California, and the advantages " tn
"psrty" could derive from the acquisition must sc
cordinely be small. Nicholas will probably find tina
JONATHAN cannot be dazzled by his offers that he will
make treaties forever provided be ends an advantage
in IT, but ser all. governs his foreign as well as hi
domestic policy as far as possible by cool regar,
for the interests and the political power Of the grea
democratic institutions Of slave breeding and sav
driving