New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02
THE STATE OF EUROPE.

v>u Oar CSr Corrosponcert
LONDON, Tuesday, March D, 100.
=. An..,ia. Baron Bruck hs. $. last accepted
al. ,o,t OF finance Minister, and me IA'h OF
,s;te some.h DE- like order into the Deps'|
nm, and Of "a, sofpg the credit of sae oankcd)t
CT. The task 10 Herclean, and more dlif;al'
,,., ,hs elem Of the stables OF A1geas, ba'
A.. p.rop bs. the bee, hopes only he hiss required
% be- lett entirely Independent OF all tue other
N;.i,t.rs, aid not 10 be obliged 70 pres n. aud
ai,cu,s his bosDcisl schemes in tie Moisterial
Council. He 10 10 reveal them only 10 the En-
peyor, sDd DpOn the approval OF the young mao
of "a. who pever learned apytoiog of the hrs'
principles Of IstioDsl economy, the Minister can
b,ue Lis d, cIees-a dangerous privilege AMI po-
.i,ion. indeed Sill, Austrian 6n.nees are 10
such de-ps ra,e coDdis on, sb''Lo'cdSc'h 'nJu'e
tt,m Is i,ct, Austria is bsubruP., though DER
;,.o,vsncy ia not yet declared As 70 the Con-
t.r.pcss ard peace Negotiations, Austria IoR
,.kesa rather curious viey of she taird point
viz: the Arrangement Oft position Of the EatO-
mean Powers as ressrcs lne b ack Sea, Ia the To-
te,.st Of tpt balance " poaef; Francis Joseph
dec.Ies that, siuce tbe Atlies are unable to take
se,ss.opo they sntOt require that .'e power
at Russis sbOuld 30 diminished; they should,
therefore ra,beY epgthen toelr sn pJsisioa by
erecting Preach fortress some Hhere ABOUT 81.
poDe and IN English one at rfoblzoId. 10 fact,
a.poia'ion Of Turkey is proposed always IN rae
ipteres, Of the miiD'ensnce of the INTEGRITY and
Independence Of the Tursish Empire
TIE papers, unobe ~ give facts 10 theif rea l.
err. snuse themselves bog, all over Europe, 10
k.bricstipg dying speeches for the Car Nicholas.
Deed not state tia; they are al apOerypaai
The parliamentary iOquest into TIE eau 'es OF
the dits.ters ia the CrDes proves Clearly tnA'tbe
Alhes we're not in earnest. when they first vent
TO Turkey, and bad no intention of fighting the
Russians. 1t vas q together dip 'omauc demoa-
sIa,ion. The English army was wholly de-
void Of means of transport, and could not have
afforded any reIief to SilIstfa. Il :ould not have
opposed the Russians any where ba. close to t1e
coast, that is to say, at CDnstautinople Even
when the expedition TO the Crinea took place,
the officers put their principal confidence in the
negotiations Of Diplomacy, aud not Que OF them
believed il winter caDpAigo. I1seems that the
same thing is taking place even now, and toat
they have not yet made up their mind for an efii-
eieDt var against Rossia. Such being the case,
it is quite natural thai the siege should lioger,
and that the Allies should remain principally on
the defen,ive. If in few days they DO not take
the offensive and march upon SyDpheropOl, offer
ipg battle to the Russian army, they must lose the
new csupaigH likewise for want of energy,
decision, snd military genius on the part of the
Commanders in Chief. The English public is
aware of this ano therefore scarcely expects any
thing like success in the Crimes. All the expec-
tations Of England are turned to the Baltic fleet,
which is to sail in few days for Sweaborg aOd
Reyel, perhaps Riga. Still, the Sound and Belt
being frozep, Admiral Dundas must wait until
the thaw opens the way to the shores and for
tretses of the enemy.
The importance Of MoldO- Walachia for the COM
merce of Germany and all Europe bsiog often
mentioned by the Eoglsh press, soms facts and
DATA about the imports and exports may De Of io-
terest for you. The principal comu ercisl TO vas
in the p,Dcipai'ies are Brail4 ia Moldavis, and
Giurgevo, ire riverpor' of Bucharest, 10 Wa'la.
cbis. The cost of transport from Vienna to Bu-
charest amounts, in summer, TO to 3 forms per
cwt.; in winter whea the Danube is ftozsn, TO
IL 70 Id nsIihs, tue wares Deibg IroDsp0rsed on
the railway to Szolnok, IN Hungary, whence they
arrive by land carriage in two months TO Bacha
rest. England provides the Piin,ipal,ties will
all sorts of cotton gOods, and hiss no competition
except from Switzerland, for mu.lins; besides
eli the cutlery and sheet iron come from Eo
sJsnd. France Turntables chine, 49, "ua mill
pery. Belgium, cut glass aid iron Dails. Ge
xsay. cloth aud all kinds of WOODEN manufacture
'uis' ""e -~-----r----.-''- fam Mayence an
Worms. Carriages, panofortes, pottery, reau
made clothes, common glass looking glasses, ar
barnefs, are imported from the Austrian Empir
The imports of Walachia amounted, in 1851,
4,5l7 $50 foiins in 1852, to 5,O62, 75s FORMS
1853, TO G, 4sO, 965 forms, viz;
Imports from Fiorins Imports from Ei,rh
s6l Ql6l Russia ............ 6SS q
Epsl.Do $50 465 rurkey........... 76s
1S2 100 France. 70s,l
The exports are corn, cattle, coarse wool, IA
low, Wax, talt, honey, hides and leeches. s.,
and leeches are monopoly Of the State, an
were farmed out, in 1853, for 262 $50 ho
ms. All the imports psy duty of ~ per cen
I'D valOrem, ana therefore there Is no manufac
nripg industry whatever in the Principalities
but every pot on the hearth every chair and tabl
la.x. =