New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-27

"ed 70 ward the accom- phshmehs oiteca fesus
and II anything can pot stop 70 the Infamous
"insrieues Row going on among those In a1tsof-
"fy here, /. lie The gese'ous influence Of the
French Emperor" The Tories are, 90 the
whole, preparing roat cordial reception 70 Na-
poleoB.
We recommend the folio Wig eHiciL figures on
tie revenues Of Rassis proper 10 the s'sention OF
ali the Temperance men Of America. Tne re'e-
rue. of Russia proper amounted, IN lef1, to
f24..94737, under these three significant besis
s1.75as s77eili 9sni,ls7
While the direct taxation OF the r,ch town Of
Sc. Petersburg only produces 376,125 s;irer
,orbies, and tue inofrec. some three millions ire,
the imperial monopoly OF ardent spirits yields
7,15S 544 silver Toubles. In Moscow this terrible
MOI opoly produces the Car 500, l0i silver
roubles, while both direct and iudirec. t.xA.i1n
DO not return four millions. What rotten sys-
tenn by which the revenue Of The Safe depends
On The increase Of the vice aud Drunkenness OF
TIE people. Russian despotisn is iouaded on the
systematic Official dc grada ios Of the couatry.
The new Austrian Minister OF Finance nov
finds that In order TO restore the currency, nc
will require one hundred millions Of 1oriDs, aud
loan is thought Of--but where can such lo.a
be negotiated The Official pspersgve glowing
accounts Of the iurns psid in on the SIKH install
nent Of the voluntary loan, but thoy do not speak
-. a., go. - --A.~. ,ircso IN rs were levied.
The LAST reiource of the State. the mines Of tbs
Austrian Empire, will all pfOoaoly sooa be sod
The copper niDes ofCroa.ia we're sold on the 3lst
Of March, and the mines Of Saizburg are now Of
fered 10 the highest bidder.
TIE mines Ct Hungary and Tr.Dsylvanis, which
are more valuable, AID yield yearly Income
of abou. 100000 ho,ins, though VIGOROUSLY
nal. administered, IRE not yet in the market.
Should England grant Austria conditions similar
10 those Of Sardinia, then the Austrian Govern
ment would not part with them, bat the chance
of obtaining q loan under Epsl,sh guarantee is
very slight Parliament could scarcely dare 70
yo,e it, snd even if a majority might be obtained,
the discussion would disclose sach gfoi revela-
tions about the finances of Austria, t0as Aus
trian credit would be destroyed without remedy
for the future.
AS to the home affairs of Eog'snd, the Tory
party has az last taken up new principle, which
may soon render 1t popular wi b the nation. Tee
Wigs have for the last twenty years endesvored
to CT ntralze England and to kill local self govern
mebt ind responsibility by CeOtfal Boards and
Commissions, and By an army Of func:ionaries.
The Tories have conpived in this system since it
extended patronage, and offered them more and
mole places for younger sons OF Peers and for
relatives Of members Of the House. Now, a.
last, they have been reused and have taken up
the principle of local selEgovsrnmeat. They are
making serious oppolition TO the ceDtralizlDg ten
denotes Of The Government.
Mr.. Toulmin Smith, Distinguished bsrrister,
was the 6rss snd mos. uniiring advocate Of this
question, but fer more than eight years he made
but slow progress until at last he succeeded 10
calling tIe attention of the public to The subject,
ard enlisted the Tories for the defense of real |
free dom. while Wings and Radicals were aeekiaR
nostrum i'll sham extension of the franchise.
The three great measures Of the Governmen'-
the Pubic Health bill the Nuisance Removal bill,
ard The Metropolis Loc,l Management bil-will |
soon be before the House. Their progreGs will |
be pressed by the Government with all tts power,
and the Oppolitien will probably succeed in
throwing them out. dissolution of Parliament
CARL ct be postponed very long, AID it is to be
hoped that the elections my return better
House than the present, witch is Disgrace TO
England, aud libel upon the representative sys-
tenn.
was amused, on meeting an old gentleman of
the OLD school of Wings the other day, to hear
him talk of former elections in the days OF Pitt
ana Fox. Those icsre elections" he said,
"when they lated fifteen days, and srhen The best
"bo1ers an the kingdom werc hired to make way
" into the mob" (and, probably, like wise to
strike down the electors of the opposite party.)
81 was 10 squeezed once that Wa obliged to
4" BIT up in bed the whOle light afterward from
" compres sion in the chest" wbat a change
has taken place in half century Now there is
no bullying at the polls, though bribery Gouishes
more than ever. Sill ar tuch momentous
crisis al the present, when the people are aware
OF what is at stake, 60 not doubt that the next
elections will be conducted III Jre properly than
the lsst, which resulted in the present III use
with more than ole hundred AID fly members
uDsesttd ior bribery, or petuoned agains! under
that head.
Lord PAlmersion's sOve'nmen. como. survive
a general election, and 1t cannot long continue
even with the present Holss. P,'mersson's days
are numbered. Even TIE Morning Chronicle is
ats ckirg the Administration. L. 10 said that the
Pselites have lately come 10 an undertaking
with he Manchester School. Napoleon is to be
invited to the Guildhsll, where an sd iross is to
presented to him, and an entertainment provided