New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-26

The autograph letter Of tse Queen 70 Mr.. SD
pey Herbert shows Der good heart and kidd shss
sster while il Affords IN Cnmis,akable evidence
that she has little practice In letter wnans'
doubt whether Mr.. Epss Sargent will put ns'
letter among the standard specimens OF sosd Ea-
glj,h epistoi AIRY style if ever be should conphe
handbook of Epistolosr.psy.
The yi.it of Lord Palserston 10 The EnpeSof
of France, in tue beginning OF Decem'er' gave
ia. On m,,v comments; as1 now we read again
.hs. Lard John Russell has gone To Paris-o'
cour,e not on business. No, he wensto pay vih'
IN Mis-. Elliot, a sister Of LADY Russell, an e'-
derly .pinster, who 10 UnUe.l. Sui, beng 10
Paris. while bis colleagues are twice or three
times a week convened in Caoiuet Councils 10
Downright, sitting for three hours and more
be has paid witt TO the Emperor. The SHOWS
that perfonal negotiations between the Emperor
and the English Minister'S are more or less con-
n.c,ed with the attitude Of Arstria aud Of Pfas-
,ia Prussia being called upcR ty Austria 70 PAT
100 coo men on the war footing By nbodyIng the
Jandwthr. mas ha1y refufed teco so; she says
that Ru,,ia will in DO case attack Aastf a as long
"a Austria remains on the defensive, aud th'
there IT, therefore, no necessity tsf the rnooiizi-
ton Of the militia. AS TO Austria, we have 81
Las. cot all the details Of the Conference about
the Interpretation Of the four points, which were
ALREADY declared to furnish d sufeien. basis for
NJ eo,istior still, without Rsssitn victory
thew are theer moonshine. According to the Ia
d/p,ndasce B.lce, the Interpretation 10 put down
in the following terms: W,r is to be Continued
a. II the nrot4ctoyate exercised by the Imperial
Cour, Of Russia upon the Pnncipahues OF ai.scn'a'
MoIdavin and Serbs does not cease for tee future,
and il the privileges granted by the sal ans te those
rrovir GEE dependencies Of the turkish Empire, are
not out uIo or the collective guarantee of the eers
according TO a Convention 20 be concluded sIta me
Sublime Porte " ch shsll regulate all the detse;
80 II the navigation Of the Danube on its NOV u
il not freed from every hndrsnce eatrdre) aud tse
principles sanctioned by the treaty OF vienna are nat
- If the treaty II July 10 ls4l s not revived by
all the high contracting parties IN me interest oil me
bsiaDee Of the European power
-. IL Russia does Let cease 70 claim tbe rignt OF
e1ercing o1ci0i P'oectorate over SUBJECTS OF the
Snbliue Porte TO whatever rfed they may belong;
and if France, Ausxs, Great Britain Pru sla aad
Russia shall not mutually engage: TO OBTAIN cor
roboration and maintenance Of toe religious privileges
Of The different Christian communities, from the Oito
man Government; and 10 turn TO account the mag
unanimous intentions professed by his Majesty the
SultsD without eDcroachiDg upon the dignity aud
indt ~ ndeDce OF BIS crown
i cannot vouch Tor the literal authenticity OF
this document, STILL On the whole, it ia correct.
You will perceive tina. the point about the re-
yi.ion of the treaty Of the Dardanees, in the in
terest Of the balance of power, the only one
which may become advantageous to Turkey, re-
mains a. dark as it was before. We do not learn
whether it means only that the Dirdaneles and
A. -, h, N
Daves Of the wOr d, or whether it means to
wrest Sinope from the Sultan an English set
of for Sevastopol, and Heraclea as the French
station or whether il includes redu ,tion CT the
Russian feet, and the razing Of Sevastopol. You
will perceive, likewise, that the last article
speaks Of the official Russian Prstee,Orate only,
not Of the PIotectorate in general aud that the
gist of the article lie turned against Turkey and
Lot against Russia Accordingly, the Ministerial
organ, The London Tmes informed its readers
yesterday in q very clever lesder, that the in
teerity and independence of Turkey for which
England and France have taken up armS, doc.
NO. .-ean either toe independence OF the TURKISH
race, or the integrity of the Empire OF the Sui
tan, but the Independence and integrity Of the
Eastern Empire! Urquhart seems to have been
right, when he said that the Allies are more dan
gerous to Turkey than to Russia.
The French have established a military police
at ConstaDt inople in order 70 prevent the ARRAYS
between the English and French seimen IN
which the Italians take part as enemies OF the
French, and the Greeks ssenemies of the EOglss
as well as Of the French.
From Sevhstopol we know only that, up to tho
Sd, no attack bad been made on the fortress, and
that on the Goth of December 10000 Turks had
already embarked for Eupstoria. Mashan Pasha,
(Sir S. Lakeman, Kurshid Pashs Gen. GuyoD,)
Beiran Ps,hs, (Col. Cannon and Col. Dieu, are
to accompany Omer Pashs, who does no! seem to
GEEK q pitched battle. He probably may turn
northward toward Perekop and by interruptng
tie line of Prince MenchikOf's communications,
force him to detach portion of the Russian
army, and dseng.ge the position of the Allies.
Sardinia has now likewise signed the treaty OF
Dec. 9, W iich, according to the ideas OF Lord
Palmers ton, is to be sigued by and-by by all the
powers of Europe, in order to make the isola-
ton Of Russia just as apparent as the con,ert of
the European powers under the leadership OF
ENGLAND, France and Austria. Still the Car
will not easily be frightened by the accession OF
such powers az Piedmont, or Spain; and, unless
Omer Pasha 10 defeated, the prospects Of peace
will move delusiye 4. p. c.
THE WAR.
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