New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14
THE STATE OF EUROPE.
From Our Own Correspondent.

From Our Own Correspondent
LONDON Friday, June !, 1855.
Messrs. Lowe and Layard the members for
Kidderminster and Aylesbury the champions OF
Administrative Reform, whose presence at the
meeting Of the supporters of the Government
at Downing street has been severely commented
upop, have redeemed their character by moving
an amendment which cannot be turned into
party move as Disraei's late resolution was,
while it expresses the desire of the nation to see
the war carried on with vigOr. The debate on
this important amendment has been postponed
to Monday next, but even its announcement has
forced the Prime Minister to make speech full
of big words and fair promises, in fact speech
altogether Palmerstonian, rem nding US OF the
Greek sage who said ''fshes caught by nets
"and men bv words' Still the words of Lord
Palmerston will soon be brought to the test
since most serious events are approaching. The
dispatch Of Count Nesselrode has ehclted an
official reply from Count Walewski as clear and
manly in its tOne as a diplomatic Document can
be in France under the present circumstances;
il implies thet without the destruction OF Be-
yastopol ary peace must be hollow, andit goes,
therefore. far beyond the developments OF the
Third Point at the Vienna Conferences. The
passe pe is tso important not to DO quoted in full;
"Exclusi ,ey borderca by the coasts of the two
bhor;rr, States and closed to the naval forces of
otber Powers the Blaqk Sea had become a closed
are IA where adversares unequal IN orco come IN con
taot and ghere 81 weaker vas at the mercy oi inc
marp noverful A Formidable fortress contalnou
within lis citadel and roadsead array always ready
20 embark and feet always ready to take II on boaru
and put to eco. This warlike state OF preparation,
unnecessary for Defense had but one possbe ooect;
II c0asfituted permanent menace 0ga'Hsf Ae capna'
of TyrksE and the mystery which surrounded II In
creased the danger which at the slightest symptom Of
crisis alarmed the whole Of Europe. Constrained, N
suite Of efforts which history will appreciate 10 hay'
recsurse TO arms France and England oUe q 10 mem
sIres and also to Europe not to lay them dorm aHt'
fbsir ,cork shall hare been accomplished Ii is neces
sorv that the peace which they shall have obtained
shall be followed by q secure repoSe'
Such reasoning logically implies not that thu
Russian fleet should be reduced-Lord Grey ha
sufficiently shown in his Russian speech tina
sucb reduction and limitation would be pure
and simple moonshine-but that Seyastopol mus
cease to constitute permanent menace agains
Constantinople The latest dispatches from tn
seat of war seem to justify the hopes OF tn
allied Governments. The second expedition T.
Kertch was eminently successful, the Russian
4 blew up their Notifications on both sides OF TN
\ straits. and destrOye ed their steamers wIthou
! attempting to resist when the expedition ianue'
\ on the oath. The French under Pellssier aiSo re
port an important success before sevas.0poi v
the capture of some trenches between INC IN
trail Bastion and the SEQ, whlcn "oi0
,ir.1 bv tbe Russians to form large Plao'
5,ormes for The sorties against the Allies o'n
even this intended place d'armes was an 'gg'''
e.. ontyork Of the Russians, not one OF detsas
properly speaking though it cannot DC aou0'eJ
f' ot tbr success of the Kertch expedition ana
s inch victory must have raised the 'piri'
VIC " ,ts besieeers and depressed the garrison a.,
i q T ~ T,mes relates a pretty story aoDa' n's -
80" ~ ,rhieb tle soundipgs of the Bay oil Aer'sN
were taken. 1t says; m, A
,-..;.h naval officer, Capt. Moore oil me ~ "a
~ csntured vessel haying on o 49, 81 Eer,A
p!er Slons Ing TO the Russian 1ovefnDf .. DO,
ear sil "a ncfsral pisge N bis porsesso, As sem
an ssi' NC sage to the Governors seing tna, e
reA,e .n;ser was unwilling to deprive him OF p
Ece4iin rcrfrtv. and would have great pleasure
pisa.e ~ eaprisge TO lis fo1E.er owner. The of'
II IesoIs and The ships BEATS entered the bay
VIZ was With the vehicle on board, sounding as uf
ut By this moons It was nscersalned mat 'n.'