New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-21

| enemies. The callows al An aud Pesth was
erected by Imperial command; the 'u'cnery I"
the 2d of December 8, Paris, the destruction o.
Bresica, TIE sack of Lossoncx, and the outfsges
OF Kertch. were carried out in cold blood by
the orders Of those who pretend to be the ssFlors
OF society, religion and civilization, who are re-
waIded BY the Princes aud Emperors, aud eulo-
gized by would-be Liberals, such as for Instance
Macsulsy and the French doc,riuaires. Should
the next outbreak in Europe be more sanguinsry
than that of lSls, then the responsibility viii
rest solely with the Princes who give such dread
flu, lessons Of EQUALIZATION to their more en-
iehtened and more humane subjects. They are
sowing blood and hames-the harvest cannot but
be irightful.
The Austrian semi-oiicial paper severely criti:
cizes the policy of the Allies for continuing the
war and spurping the mediation of Austris. The
article says that now that they have passed the
line which she deemed right and rejected her
propositions, she can no longer consent TO give
her support TO their cause, since 1t seemsto con.
cesl ambitious designs not to be countenanced
BY Austria The speech of the Emperor Nspo-
leon has already borne its first fruits. The srti-
Gle of the Monheur of Wednesday, whichit very
urpalatsble to Austria. will give an opportunity
for diplomatic explanations between Schoen-
brunn ind she Tuileries. Francis Joseph is pre-
parin, TO keep the Piincipalites in spite of the
recent change in his policy, which has become
more favorable to the Russians. letter from
Jassy, Of the 1Sth June, states that the Aus-
trian. have taken possession of the mountain OF
Slanick on their right, pretending that it belongs
de lure 10 the (Austrian) Province of Bukovins,
though since l776, when they took possession OF
the Province they never pressed their clhm on
this important strategcsl position, which was
always considered ~ an integral part Of Media
via. Having occupied the Princlpali.i lies by viz
tue of treaty of alliance and protection with
Turkey. they are willing to keep them under
the plea of boundary difficulties, which VIII
likewise, in due time, serve for the preiext OF
backing out from the obligations entaled BY the
treaty Of June II, 1854.
The new financial measures OF the French
Government may be resumed in the folio Sog
four points: /. A loan of $50 millions of francs;
,. An augmentation of the duty on spirits
rasiog it from "a francs to 50 francs the
hectolitre; 3. A duty of 10 per cent on the
income of the railroads; 4. An addition OF 10
confines on every franc of the taxes. With
such an increase of taxation, the financial com-
mission believe that there will be no further
deficit in the yearly budget The Emperor
seems to be dissatisfied with Pelissier on nc
count of the laundering attack on the Maiaksh
without due preparation. TIE alteration OF the
plan agreed upon wish Lord Raglan, at the very
moment of execution, is severely critized BY
military mes, especially after it tccame clear by
She mishap of Gea. Mayran's division that the
RUSSIANS eould not be surprised, and were on
the alert. The attack shonld have been deferred
altogether "a soon as it cDuld not be doaoted
that the Russian fire was not subdsed on the
18th, and that the partial silence OF MelaAoh
Towe. (, ward evening was mere ruse, Napo-
leon is said to be inclined to recall Peissier, aud
to give the command to General Bosquet in spite
of his Openly -svowed Republiccaism. Tie En-
peror believes that the attack up,n the Ma'akof
should have been made immed eSely afte- the
capture OF the ManelOn, without leaving time
10 the Russians for repairing the damages during
the armistics He Likewise clngs to his oriyi-
bal plan of defeating first the army Of Prime
Sorchakoff before the lhsl attack Upon Sevas-
topol The Russians apprehend an attack on
0czakoG Kinbnrn and Nisolaief on the Bug, and
are terrifying the banks Of she river.
kriots announced for Sunday next, on account
of she brutal conduct of tbs police on Sunday
last Arc.