New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29


.ultire from tie present var; but on the con .
t,srv. desp,asm Of 81 kid. hss acquired .
strenr,i and its roots h.7e penetrated deeper
.l-o ste Eur Yesn .i-ical soil. France ani
tus'ria fr,.er-sYy united having England In the
bach ground. ~ stard ready 70 crush in the bad
every liberal snd emsncipstory atten?t snt the
freedom Of Europe Il. fora long period. bat IN
perspective. Would tia. our prophecy m'go'
prove f,'.e but 81 the signs Of the times snow
distinctly ihsta wholly new evolution in the ca
resr Of European evolution gaOie Character
cannot new be dtterm ned-nust come = A.
comphsl ter emancipation.
Ap.tris directing her course with prodgious
skin Ed cuubing earns ior the no n-n, she best
returns Her oppression Of Italy is guaranteed ds
facto By France srd morally by England. Thus
f,r. Austria has succeeded in di.srming Piedmont,
ard psl.yirq sny movement in tbs Italian PENN
suls. Not only hss sNe msiotsinei bu, extended
/ Ter praToIderance in Germany. 10 = VOID,
the H.p,burls have for the tine fortified their
imperial stronghold. But the real resources and
int rnal forces Of Austria b not keep pace with
| her political sud Diplomatic conquests. She has
entirely fallen into tie hands Of shsvers, shsrPeFs
/ stockholders sud spectators. She bas sold her
/ Railroads, and is now bringing her mines into the
market. Sre discounts her future, not inch By
! inch. but By Wholesale. The Yiennese Exchange
recedes uninterruptedly: the Austrian capitalists
beye u, confidence in the economic vitality of the
State snd Aust ism stocks and bills fall at al &C.
celers.ei rate. IL may be thata frauduentbanA-
ruptcy viii prove more sanitary for Austria than
this pTotracted agony. Tie time for trying it can
not be far dstsrt.
Russia in her turn, has received a stern aud
lumuis,irg, buG On the Sto'e, Wholesome lo'-
son. We stall be greatly mistaken it, from this
time iorth, Russian policy does not undergo
CON ple'e chsDge. This policy VIII. we THINK
lepcef rwa7d become more contracted. lt viii
no longer be ueddliog, on the continent, with
matters which do no. directly cogcem IT, We
suppose that it vii aga n assume the charac .er
IT wore uuder Csthafine; that is ii will be ez-
clu.i,ely I.iio1 a, aiming az realities and palpa-
bic results. Heucelorth 10 Czs- of Russia Will
cops der bimself % be The representative AMI de-
fender Of legitimacy 10 Europe. Ataay rate, Ons
thing is bey md doubt, which u, that Russia 10
her sOyeIesps and ia her people Will, FOR gener-
stous be tie iTiecOnci'abe enemy OF Austria.
| Her policy FOR nearly 4 century pro Aus.r N, vii
now Absolutely turn against Austria Russia his
found e. Der cost that the preser sa.ion Of Ausrli
was d great political and diplomatic binder on
the rart If the Gar. Now the policy OF s.. Pc
ter.burg v N t,nd 10 cougteTac. and II every
way undermine, tie Hapsbcrgs; and in case
of any fu.ure s'ringen emergency, doing i.
tn. arrgr
ana reyolutionzi6g the SlavOnc provinces OF
Austria.
Restrsined for the future from meddliDg with
! Europe Russian policy viii concentrate ITSELF
and be directed to the south and the eass toward
Turkey and ssia Proper, aiming above oil, to re-
! pair the breach made in her position by the pres
! tnt war. Russils influence over the Christians
Of Turkey, if checked officially by treaties to be
COZ cludeJ will stl remain very powerful, aud
probably become more dan gerous, being for the
fniureexerc sed in secret and in thedark. Asthe
matter nov st.ucs. sbe nss scarcely losG her
prestige il tie eyes Of Turkish subjects, and Of
other Atiatics. The colossal Preparations aud
array Of the Allies, dire .ted against her-trum-
! peted beforehand, everywhere in the East, as
! sure 70 ann'hilate a. single Dl)w her power u
! tie Black Sea snd in A.ia-haye up to this mo-
ment proved fsilure. To Orienta eyes, Rqssia
will appear stronger than ever AFTER having with.
| stood such formidable attack. Already the Cir
cassian bssians have refused even TO receive the
em,iaries Of England, Turkey, AMI those OF
| Shapyl-who, himself. after al unsuccessful
struggle retired to bis mountain passes, rather
| worsted than otherwise. Russian arms are, on
the Mole. successful in Asia Persa-n)twith-
standing the utmost efforts Of France England,
| Turkey. and the en.ssaries of the AGglsas-
! having made no hostile denomination against
/ her, ana sill holding menaciDg attitude to yard
/ Turkey.
| Russ.sn policy moreover is traditional and
| hereditary IN the Sovereign, as well as in the
seDtiments a1d tendencies o! tie wROle nation,
and therefore it Can for the present postpone IFS
aggressive sims, and bide it, time. The alliance
acting against her 70 day Is 81 stemporary nature,
ard il great part the result Of pers Il influence.
Ii may last for 20 ne time, but i may be broken
easily by the slightest accident. Who belieyesln
the stability Of the Bousparte lyn2s'y We dare
say not even the Bonaparides themselves. Pos
sibly LOUIS JnaPsrte may be more fortunate than
bis urcle. sad die quietly Oh the imperial throne.
But after his death. in all probability the Bona
partist fabric viii break TO pieces, anil with is
many another structure Of Western Europe.
Then Rusrs more cunDiog BY experience, may
be sIle 70 carry out her ambitious projects
against Turkey and the East.