New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26

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We stl net rolsstari'v 0J~xlor hss sssatry, IN
Which St. V s1insY received the ries Of grace, Sf-r
having ksen esnveried 10 Chris.Asit' bH mere ere
soslnsons skieh soEStires rssder me trra' Ts5oHE
EsAs mp set,eobe, and Tie grsfe' sae'nc- u>,es.
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ruch be The will sfGsd-
This vsxN seem to be intended 10 prepare the
public for an evacuation OF tae Crimes, which In
deed would have become inevitable had the Allies
acted either against Perekop or Sympherpol Bnt
a, the pro Russian Nem Preafsich Ztang sal,
"G the Allies simultaneously Ere away their powder
"st the north forts Of SevastoPol from the Russian
position on the Belbek, start out in everS drec
" tiop from EupatOris, and threaten Eikolsief
"Cdessa, and Cberson, they aill have II begin
"ag,in next Spring where they will soon have to
"lesve Of DOW"
General Canrobert's mission 10 Sweden IA
watched with extreme eagerBen BY the neutral
Powers Should King Oscar join the Western
Allies the cutlery Of the pro Russian German
Princes would be fearful Everybody understands
the vital Importance of the resolution OF the
stockholm Cabinet which cannot declare war
against Russia without being fully certain that it
il 10 be backed by the Allisnce until Russia is
ef.ctually weakened, for, otherwise, Sweden would
unavodsbly become the victim Of the Car. The
Swedish alliance now mans the indefinite con-
tipuktiOp Of the war, the annexation of Finland to
Sweden, the independence Of Georgia and the
Csucuus, and perhaps . rec0nstrUctOD Of Poland.
The future of Eastern Europe trenbles in the
balance, ard King Oscar of Sweden may decide Its
destiDies. If he does net, the revolution may do
it in the financial crisis at Paris.
The King of SsrdniS is expected to visit Paris
in the course Of the month, and 10 arrive in En-
,lspd In the beginning Of December. Since he Ia
most popular with the English public, We shall
probably see great demonstrations in his honor.
though he 10 q Rom.n Catholic, the middle classes
would Ike it if he would marry the Princess Mary
Of Cambridge.
In the year 1854 about 10000 new books were
published in Germany, but not mere than 2,O25
Journals of which only 4O3 were political q small
number fora population of about 40 COOooo.
Paris gossip is specializing about the future god
father or g0dmOther of the unborn child of Ma
poleon. Victoria and Albert we're the first 'svor
ties but as it would be uDbecOmiDs that the heir
IA the "eldest son Of the ehurcA' should have
Protestant so5mother, it must be actually the En-
peror Of Austria, likewise 4 son OF the church
who il to assist to the christening Of the Imperial
babe whose title ia to be King of Algeria.
The gallant General Sir Colin Campbell is on his
return from the Crmea to EDglaBt on urgent
private af,irs." wbi,h means that being senior in
Office to Gen Codripgtop, he refuses to serve I'M
der The new Commander in Chief.
The English army continues to disgust the Turks
and French by its beastly drunkenness. Still TEN
yerance clubs have been forbidden in it by Gen.
Simpson, On some point Of military etiquette