New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-28

Weld, but 10 snnihlass in armjes. yss;sS,.~ e.
Tie toeoe after bringing the power OF RuUiS . 3,
| tieoest point nat ever has attained or ever OF
.tisip that IN which by co-bintpe the tso rrss, q
'icns Of Eurrpe sgsirs Russia he has insursI h.
tween tibet an interBtciLs strife, which mad ~.
hts country m'strsss not OF CoDstAatnoole AMI q n
eutis alone bat Of Europe and the world. Let ~
kossirs inscribe this epitsph upoa his tomb: In
bas acc M lissed the will Of Peter
There are strange paraleisms 10 history. Niche
ee 80 bis artstype. and so have We. There 10 ne<A-
,rR 10 events but Philip OF Msoedon to put besids
~ Tss; The Aneniss old say Philip wss N M
ue ~ elisn dd say Nicholas wssmsd The Atheuiaas
Gu soy, fnl'p dead The English. ia the same
sthte, sre ssyug. Nichols is DE- sd' Aod Pa;lis
Nsseh nacecor, while Nicholas In Russia wa bat
"a ImP'IUs. inousn Philip Wa all Mscsdon AMI
GO oie, a4Lensn Inc A,heniAns did rejoice Athsoe
ana Greece cid perish. Nevsrthslsss phil, "a.
! only bnbsiisn, while Greece vns c;yu,s%y
Tie Mo'nt,g Htrald of Tuesday contained a
d ost remarkable statement, for the .uths.tic,t,
efwhich cannot vouch, but which has crsstsi
consd cradle sensation. According to the insorms-
ii, of the Tory organ, the Emperor N spoleoa Ass
declared to Lord Glare nesn at B,ulosne that ua-
lees the Parliamentary inquiry into the state Of
thires 1t Balsklavs were sbaudonei, the intimacy
between France and England must cease. They
could &C: in future for the same end. but not CO.
eperate in the same way As hitherto. Ia conse-
Gsnce Ct this intimation, the Minister-such 10
tie Tory rpcrt-hsye come to the resolution b
dissolve Parliament as soon a. possible, and thus
put an end to the Inquest The French PAM
phet On the conduct Of the war, which his ap-
psaIed at Brussels under the auspices of Prince
Napoleon, excates the anger Of the Government
prers, both in Frsree and Eosland. II 10 publ
cation most hostile to the policy Of the Allies, and
die oses oil the secrets of the councils of war IN
t. the descent upon the Crimea
The Empress Of Austria has been delivered Of
a daughter much to the annoyance of Francis
Josepb, who wi.hed for q son.
The King of Denmark 10 seriously uu we'll. He
death would complicate Danish affairs still moro.
The Diet are ippeaching the late Ministry.
In Tes,in (Switzerland) a political assassins-
ton has disturbed the Canton. The Liberals,
thinking their lives endangered by the dagger Of
the Cltia- Montana party, have organized Commit
tees of Safety, and appealed to Judge Lynch.
The Federal Government instantly sent Con-
mission to LugasO and Locarno, in order to 70
store the Canton to peace.
The Times correspondent at Constantineple in
forms US that the enthusiasm agsinst Russia has
quite passed away. IT Nicholas came to Co.'S
staKtinople, he tcOrld not do mors than Tie Alice
"hare done. The Turks see the diminished con.
"fequelce Of their own rulers and themselves;
they see every building of size and beauty in the
capital passing into the hands Of their energetic
"allits; and they look upon their country - o.
ready conquered and the worst calamity they
chad to fear as already upon them" Little
Z" things make a great impression upon them;
"they are much mortified that their soldiers are
obliged to salute the French and English off,
"cers, while the sentnels of the Allies pay no at
'tention to the greatest Pssha. The naval bar
cracks have been cleared Of their Mussulmaa
tenants, and the Russian prisoners installed
"tbere. This the Turks look upon - an intolera-
"ble insult and assume, as proof, that even the
enemy, whom the Allies came to combat, u
"more respected than the true believer"
The departure Of the Emperor Napoleon to
the seat of war has not taken place. 1t 10 OK
pected In the course of next week, though his
allies, bis Ministers, and even his Prefet do Po-
lice, have warred him Of the possible results.
He believes In his star, and goes his own way.
A.. p. G.