New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-02
THE NEWS BY THE ST. LOUIS

The following is the intelligence brought by the
ST. Louis, beginning with the letter of eur we'll
informed Correspondent at London;
THE STATE OF EUROPE.
From Our Own Correspondent
LONDON, Tuesday, Feb. l3. 1855.
The English are 20 satisfied with Lord Clarea
dobs policy Of alliances, especially With the
$1,000 Sardinians to be zen. TO the Crmes, that
they expect all the minor States Of Europe 70
enlist in their pay as foreign auIiiarles. Portu'
gal is raid to De on the eve of concluding treaty
pre- cisely analogous with tina. of Sar1n'a bas
furnishing only IL 900 men, though for double the
money, that 10 TO cay tor a loan of tso millions
sterling. Negotiations are likewise going on With
Belgium on the sane basis and the newspapers
mt Dtion Tuscany, and even Denmark and Holland
as incline d TO conclude simliar bargains. In the
DesDtme the Gar is building feet Of gun boats,
and strengthening the tefenses OF the Baltic VI
TIE Conferences at Vienna we hear nothing: and
they rather seem to be adjourned sine die. The
Emperor of Austria has taken peculiar fancy
for Napoleon ILL.,, and the allisnce between the
two EU perors becomes day by day more intrinsic,
90 it is funded On personal sympathy between
them. While the Qaeen Of Eoglsod can scarcely
palliate Der dislike Of the Court of the Tuleries.
TIE leading men at Vienna are nov Baroa Bach,
the Minister for Home Affair. and Geo. Kemplen,
the Police Minister, the influence of Archduchess
Sophia, and Of Count Gr0Dne having entirely
ceased. Baron Bruck is expected 10 restore the
Au,trisn foal Gee. Poor mau the task could not
be performed by financial Hercules. Toe whole
Austrian Eupire has ia financial respects become
stable of Aueeas.
From the seat of war We hear nothing but dis
tIetkiDg accounts, and as the winter is uncOm-
moDDy severe all over Europe there is little hops
for better news The minors about the mueny
of the French ZOuaves and the defeat of the
Turks at EupatOria are both premature. Nothing
will be done for at least one month. The Pied
moDtese suIilisries are to arrive in the Crinsa
about the m,dole Of March, and probably TO land
rear Ktrtsh or KaHa; as any rate, they are to
take the Eastern portion Of the Peninsula. Lord
Redcb1e's reputation begins Likewise to suffer.
His disagree able temper, his inactivity as regards
the inspe ,tion of the English hospital, aud the
way IN which be patrOnizes Rethid Pssbs-the
yilest AID mott corrupt of all the Turkish digni-
tsries, who have exchanged the virtues Of the
East for the cupbing and corruption of the West
are DOW better Known than bsfore and people
DO longer believe that he is the best friend Of the
TURKS and of the Turkish Empire.
Lord Palmerstons Administration, in which
Sir G. Grey 10 intrusted with Home Affairs and
Sidney Herbert with the Colonial Department,
begins with q rather bold measure. Lord John
Russell is rent as Britsh PleniPoteotiary to the
Vienna Conferences. II was time 70 suPersede
Lord Westmorelsnd's diplomatic action He is
most excellent for quiet times whrn the Enbasss-
dor has nothing to do but to give good dinners, or
good concerts, in which Lord Westmorelsnd plays
the frat fiddle with a success which has often en-
rsged professional viobists; but in the great
Conferences he certainly did not play the first
fiddle. Lord John appointment augurs not peace
butwar. He 10 straight forward, aad from line to
time indscreet and will therefore probably break
through the meshes of diplomacy.
Mr.. LsyaId has rot been offered the Under
Secretary .hip of War, though it was believed oy
oil the world that be had accepted the appoint
ment. 1t is Mr.. Frederic Peel, q bureaucratic
mediocrity who is to Oil this most important po-
sition Lord Panuure. be TER known under his
former pane of Mr. FeI Msule, 10 an invalid and
often bed, iddep, while Sir James Graham is ke
wire suffering from bad health. The var, there
fore, AID the navy are iDtrusted to the care Of
men Of broken health Still Lord PaImerstOn
will have fair trial; there never wass man more
encouraged by The Undivided sceama!ions of the
people ut the beginning OF his Administration.
So much the greater will be the fasl dissp point
mept.
The Duke of Genoa, the reacton,ry brother
of the hing of Sardinia died lately. The poor
King has thus lo.t his mother, his wife and HE
brother " thin the short time Of two months. Tue.
Ronish organs OF Tuscany, LombaIdy aud Rome,
Of course, attribute the visitation 10 bis plan of
selling the estates of the clergy.
The second son of Prince Cz.r,ory.ki 10 20
marry the daughter of the Ex Queen M,tia
Christina and of the Duke of Riauzafes. Tae
birth Of an heir to the Austrian Emeire is e1-
peciec from day 10 day. 10 France the hopes for
direct succession begin 10 decrease. Numerous
arrests have again taken place 10 Lcnbsrdy, snd
the reign Of terror continues in spite OF tee Ea-
slilb alliance. As TO Prussia, the King can nov
scarcely avoid Russian alliances but IN any case
bewill maintain hi. neutrality as long S. possible.
The war asains. Russia is not popular IN Germ'-
by, since 1t is not combined with prospects OF
liberty at home. Those Professors wac, 10 lSiS,
lost the cause Of tie revolution by tper tneOret
zeal discussions, are Of course most aau-
Russian ana pro-EDgsb. The Eogsh Parlis-
men is Il eir polar star. to which they look with