New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-06
THE STATE OF EUROPE.

has blown over; the Bank OF England rases her
S,scoun. 10 ,ix per cent: gold continues TO How 70
sAe Continent, and the feelings oil the emperor
Hspoleon may easily be guessed, seeing after DIS
greatest military triumph the three per cents down
st6A They never sank under the republic lower
NAN 60, with deficiency in the crop officially
estimated at seven millions hectOlitres, but prooa
b)y amounting 10 ten millions. About three hun
Sred millions Of francs will be drained on from
France in the course Of the Winter aud Spring for
cereals, and it has not yet been forgotten how the
failure Of 1876 prepared the revolution oil iof0'
Accordingly, the republicans OF Europe cnerisn
the brightest hopes, and the fact that the procla-
nation Of Kossuth, Mazzini and Ledru Rollla' has
found but gentle rebuke in the Ministerial GLOBE
while The Times communicated IL without any
laundering comment, is in itself most significant.
Under such circumstances the moDeyed classes
desire peace still more than before, ADD Dlsraeh
has lately been converted 10 the theories OF Messrs
BRIGHT. Golden and Gladstone Lord Stanley, the
con of Lord Derby whose lesniDgs to the peace
party have often been noticed, acted as mediator
far the new coalition Of the Tories, with the
Manchester party, which fOrebodes most
intense parliamentary warfare as soon as LORD
Pslmerston finds 1T convenient to summon the
NP.'s TO Westminster. Louis Napoleon would
klexise feel happy could he terminate the war oy
, suddep peace but the Russian organs proudly
pyoclsim the Roman principle that Russia never
makes peace after defsat and the prospects ior
negotiations are therefore, very uncertain. Inc
Ministerial organs try now 10 show that the Prin'
eiple OF Rome was most barbarous, and that lie re-
sumption must necessarily lead either TO universal
,mpre or TO league of all nations for destroying
n power that becomes but more intracfaole oy any
Sefeat They mention that Peter the Grea' MADE
ne.ce after bis defeat on the Pruth. They might
have mentioned similar instances from the relghs
Of the Expresses Anne and Elizabeth OF Russia
9tiu all their reasoning ia of no avail rs long as
fhe Crand.duke Constantine is the real ruler OF
Russia mastering the spirit OF his weaker brother
the Gar The Western Powers must now contn
ne the war and since Marshal Pelissler and Cen
erals Simpson and Della MarmOra are equally nos
tile 10 the press an TO the criticism through pup
lie opinion 10 England and France upon tnelr
operations, they are determined to have az NIUE
as pos.ible published about the war. The tele-
graph is remarkably silent. Not even msteoro'
iosical observations about sunshine and rain, as IN
the DAYS of poor Lord Raglan, are sent - London,
and Rus,ian news is again in advance OF the In
rli,h and French dispatches. The only tldlngs
since Tuesday last is the appearance OF the
allied fleet before Odessa, the Sth inst, Just IN
time for giving salute to the Car, who was ex-
.ected there on the 9TH on his return for Niko-
hieff; perhaps they may crafty him likewise by
An illumination of the town. The destruction OF
this most important seaport, which forms the real
depot for the cOmmissarlat of the Russian army,
was delay ed according 10 The Globe, Tor more IMAM
one year, because Lord Raglan thought II might
set free the garrison, consisting OF about seven
nj nd nv number
tile fsrces in the Crmea Already at the beginning
of SUMMER, / have written you about tae plan OF
the Alhss to DESTROY Odessa, Oczakoh, krrburn,
Reni, and Ismael, Immediately alter the capture ol
Sevsstcpol, thus entirely TO exclude Russia from
the Black sea, and then TO continue the war by
blockade until the Car sues for peace The re-
auction of the Heracleatic fortress was too lJng
DELAYED for going through the entire programme
before Winter, still as much as possible Will be
tried and done in that line, until November, and
the rest is 10 be left for the new campaign IL tue
fzar indeed becomes Roman of the old time,
and does not treat after his last defeat General
NurayietT endeavOrs 10 capture kars IS setoh
for Sevast0pO but according TO the last news from
Asia the garrison has hopes of holding out until the
snow storms Of the Armenian highlands. which
used 10 set in about the end of September, shall
have forced the Russians To withdraw 10 their
Winter quarters. 0mer Pasha is likewise prepar'
INC for a late Autumnal campaign 10 kutals, which
plans OF the Car.
The diplomatic ntrigues at ConstantinOple are
renewed with additional energy since the rumor
Of an intended recall of Lord Radcliffe has
reached the capital. The great diplomatic bully
10 vet at Pera but his influence 10 on the wane
Before he returns to England he may see all hls
"proteges" expelled from office Reshid Pasha
could not force his way into the Grand'ylzerat
kehemet Ali rem.ins minister In spite OF Lerd
Redclfe's protestatioDs, and the patriarch OF Con
stantipople, who relied entirely on the English
ambassador, has been busted from his seat being
replaced by the archbishop Of Amass client 70
the French embassy and 70 Mehemet Ali. The
position OF the noble lord becomes SIS untenabe as
that of Gen. Simpson. We may soon see them both
m the clubs of 81. Jsmess stree. and Pau Mall.
Lord Elgin is spoken of ss the probable sue
cessor 20 Lord Radcliffe, but nobody can guess who
may succeed TO the commsBd of the English army
In the Crimes. Gen, Markham returns with
shattered health, after having lost much Of HE
former reputation BY the failure Of the attack on
the Redan, which he had concerted with Gen.
Codripgton. There is at present nobody in the
British army list who might Claim the commander
ship for past services military talent displayed
during the present war. The right mai" has not
yet made his appearance.
The Allies, after having bullied the King Of Ma.
ples, and excited his subjects 10 revolt by the un
eessng attacks OF the Official press in London
and Paris on bis odiOus government now sud
denly give way and make peace with him. They
are aware that u rising is prepared in Sicily and
Calsbris, 10 break out soon SIS the English men
ofwar arrive in the bay of Naples, and Lord
Palmerston, wishing 10 avoid the responsibility of
. revolution Notwithstanding 70 he common
practice-Nsples and Sicily in the lurch. In such
. iunctsre MazZini steps forward and assumes the