New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-18

sslyes Unable 10 ospsure sias)e fsrtreas Do has
returned to Bic old Rnssisn AIIegiAnes, shios,
Assah somewhst bumiissisg 10 his iocerid
pride, o9ers . greater guaranty Of stability
than the alliance with Napoleon, whose Empire
ssanot survive him, though he may essi,y sur
we Ii. Espoleon's stsr 10 nav visibly in the
decline, spd ,hould Pelissier, or aoy other
6snersl, be unable soon to reduce ssvastOpl
the next Winter may prove dangerous 10 HE
throne. Being both q usurper and 40 aosolutiss
Emperor, Who has destroyed the represen alive
forms Of Cover lment, he mast bear the IN 'on-
tolled responsibility Of any disaster in the field,
and Of any perturbation OF the hosa;lsi pros
perity Of hs couItry: be cannot fail back ueo1
the "Grsce Of God =" as the B,aroon's did, or
upon she twill OF the majority" like Louis
Philippe. The increase Of taxation which be-
gins 20 be felt IN France, is sien4tiDg the work
Ing cis,ses from him; the bOurgeoisie never
bked BIN, and the army has seen With 6istrust
. ba.tsbon sf,er battalion embarkipg for the
Crinea where war is carried on with 40 plan
and no result.
There Is no news from the seat OF war. Az
assault on the Malskof Tower sad the RedaO,
under tue immediate command of Geas. Bos-
quet, Simpson and P,li,sier bimsslf Will soon
be tried, and should ic fail, or only partially sue
cred, then the siege Of Seyastopol VII be
rsised and a new plan of campaign adopted.
Toe Constitutional is already preparing the
French pubic for sGch an event. That j,urnal
describes the Qualifications of Kaniesh as MULTI
fyiBg SryastOpol, as holding tbat f,rtress by The
throat and making it of no possib Q further use
10 the Gar. ksmiesb, iB tue French style, is
called the sentinel, the Ike. per Of the Russian
citadel Still, doubt that these beautiful
PHRASES will reconcile The French TO the fact
th.. their army is unsble TO take SeFastopOl
after ten months Of siege, AID has - give up
the concern ia despair in spite Of the heavy
sacrifice in men snd reputation.
General ToJtlebeD, the distinguished engineer
officer of seyastopol, whose death was already
prematurey reported by telegraph at Vienna, is
slowly recovering from the effects OF bis wound,
bullet having lodged in bis calf
Since the relations between Austria and the
Western Powers have grown cold, the Vienna pa
pers speak with dstrust of the Sandman cO0pera-
ton in the Crimea What was the object OF Sar.
6inia--ihey now ask-in sending $1,000 picked
men TO the seat of war The Eastern crisis But
that crisis does not in any way bear upon Italian
politics The dangcr Of cirlizatioR is phrase in
vented in Paris, which has no meaning among
stateemen; the limitation Of Russia PrepoHdcrdace
on sec and land may be in the interest of the En-
glab or German powers, but cannot concern Sar-
DINA The Vienna politicians therefore surmise
that Sardinia is looking to nearer East-tO LOm-
bsIdy-as possible reward for her sacrifices in
the interest of the Western Powers. They forget
that the Sandman army was originally sent of
from Italy in order to strengthen Austria in Italy
and to remove a threat hanging over Milan in case
Of an Italian outbreak IL is true that the faithful
adherence Of Sardinia TO the Western Powers in
contrast to the duplicity of Austria may modify
10 great extent the original designs OF Napoleon
aud Lord Pamerston; still both of them are as
yet resolved not to alter the map Of Europe.
The German Diet at Frankfort has at last spoken
out about the Oriental question. The Diet thanks
Austria for her exertions in the cause OF peace
commends her for not seeking to extend the Obliga
lions Of the Confederation declares that Germany
Ia not at ths moment called TO take new engage
ments upon itself and finally resolves to maintain
the federal army in state Of preparation for war
(Rriegsbereitsehcf). The breach between Austria
and Prussia is now completely healed the policy
of Prussia is acknowledged to have been the safest,
and the raising of the siege of sevastOpol may soon
give Pro-Russian tone to the German powers.
The subscriptions for the loan of 100000 600 of
francs amount to $500, 100000. The French seem
to be quite crazy in offering their money with
such eagerpess to the Government, while II is diff
6eult to get money for industrial or agricultural
purposes which are not connected with large com
panies OF the Paris Bourse. A. PC.
Fiom Our Own Correspondents
LONDON, Friday, Aug. 3, 1855.
There is no news to report from the seat of
war Nothing from SeyastopOl except an n-