New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-06

easily enforce the settlement Such treason hiteous
it may appear is not impossible. and whoever doubt,
II nay remember Copenhagen aud NavarIno But
if the EIClsb Cat uet-as il again very probable
Is Lot bold enough for daring reacAyi since j IS
CIly WeaFucs n. honesty which could prevent tue
set, general rsr j. iner table few days VII sli-
fcituty 'absh thr iacf that CONT DI 7 'GS H9'
fGef IorEg though ri John Russell sl s-rr1 &
L. aE.eIts IT, E7cI Ike Iiascs GINS 20 feel some ap-
pTeIensCrs ;bcU. Ito future course. oi policy VI
Francis Josoph. that hope al lis county. who even
DOW. when ~ Oye and on tie OF bis MARIA e, has
bis sut ccs .0prsoned IN Itay and Trans wanna BY
scores. Tat austria and Prussia WI maintain nel-
tTaty in tie corning war is already admitted By the
dplOmatis'- tud The Gar i.-to- the moment -iaIg
coutentei with such result An armed neutrality OF
Austria, Prussia Sweden ANA Norway, al leaning to-
ward him, aud ready az tie FIRST warning 70 Join him. :
an important victory GDi Count OrlOI aud Baron Bud
berg deserve TIE best recompense from the Car The
good understanding Of the four powers u now ar an
end. Austria has ceased 10 De the ally Of England
aid neutral One step more and she goes Tie whole
length with Ru-sia The correspondent OF n, Tunes
AZ Paris and the c0rresp ot TIE M2rhHy idrtr
User Of Brussels gives some details OF tie Russian
negotiations which have OOzed ont in several OF the
Russian organs il Germany. The two powers haze
ss i seems, promised 10 remain the terms OF sp-
parent amity with the western powers. IN order
~ lull IL public into feeling Of complete security
arl 10 promote the schemes OF Russia Il l. telling
fact tia; the Russian ambassadors leaving London
ard Paris have gone 20 Germany, and have Fixed their
seat ~ Darmsadt Frankfort. where the Germanlc
pet il sitting. Russian iutrgues are now carried on
with renewed vigor. and DO not doubt that we soon
shall hear # attempted revolutions in Paris and l-aly
Of consplraces n Germany and POsen, OF outbreaks IN
Stryis. and perhaps in tie Lebanon, all in their turn
to serve the Gar
The news from the seat of war is Of no importance.
We have at last GOT reliable details of the defeats Of
Abd Pssbas army in Asia from The pen Of a regular
officer They are published in The Times and show
bow exaggerated the bulletins of St Petersburg have
been and confirm that the offensive operations against
tie Russians ar going on ely. Inc turks are
not only in the possession Of ShefkC but likewise OF
C,furchet fortified town in Inertia. Gumu and
Akishs are besieged On the Danube no important
actions have been fought lattery. Gen klapka has
TUNED Turk, and Gen Czecz, bis companion IN arms.
returns 70 Paris since he is not willing to ALLURE hs
faith In order TO get o command. The unexpected
step Of Klapka shows that lie gives up his political
schemes; in future he is only General, and can of
cour,e, when Hungary becomes free, not calculate
upon any political influence. His connections With
Count Bathyany. SZemere. and other enemies of Kos
suth has put him into false position and his ambition
I'D Lin finally astIsy To the Turks be Is a valuable
ACQUISITION, being tTst-rate General.
The Reform biz Of Lord John Russell is sham, anl
nobody believes that il can be carried. The idea oil
giving in few districts representative not only TO the
maieIity but Likewise to the minority is really new
POLITICAL invention Of the noble Lord, worthy to be
patented, hut Of which be will not be proud Ii he
thinks his pr ple just, why does be conhne 1t to the
West Riding aii 10 South Lancashire The principle
adopted bv Lori John that representative accepting
Government oiice should not be bound TO vacate HID
seat and 10 undergo the trial of election shows
the real character of an English Wing, whose aim Is
Capitalization and ofice-seekng, Lot hberay. The
measure was received very coolly, without great APP
plause and without great opposition People are well
aware that the Government is not in earnest with such
a Reform bill
The strikes in Preston continue, and the prices of
breadsus are beginning to go down in consequence OF
the arrival Of considerable supplies. APO.