New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-07

sse re -cocsiIuc os .! Poland .s from toe On oct
declared to BE- 3 German question. No. Q Be-
iopesn enc Ard the nn,n who dare. thu. /, H.
lult the common sen,e OF the Ersli,h people 10
! he IDOL Of tie so c,llsd Liberals 7, seems
after AL that Alith, ls the only p,~er ~Aick 10
! 20 profit by the present war Not enly has sue
established herself IN the Dnubisn Pnncip.h-
ties, but her itfueoee 10 Co1stsn'iooyle 10 the
Increase The iusolercs and overbesr,e Sessv-
ior Of the Allies 10 Turkey drive the Satan into
the srus Of AgsIis. and the vsveriue policy 81
Prussia gives the i-sjer.hi? Of Ger p.oy likewise
10 Francis Joseph. His diplomacy has. uatii
now, been most successful; he has oalJ one jra<-
bsck-tke financial condition of 81. empire which
continues desperate
Sir John Pskington has stolen march spss
Lord JeLn Russell. sho often declared TO his
iderds that be wished two measures T. b. ci'Iiel
in Parliament, before b. retired fr IN public lie.
the rev Reform bill aud bill for TIE ss,,nou
ot the country in behalf Of general education. SIR
John, in the absence OF Lord John. ia.roducei
The latter bin, with considerable sbiuty. Tas
principal feature Of hi, mei.ure il. tsst edacs
iion ,hsl Be free that 3 responsible VI ulster
'hsll 'uPersede the present iue'Ponsible Con.
mitiee of the Pdvy Council sad ,ha, religion,
instruction shall be gwen In the schools lhs
attendance at ,sch obstruction remaining option
al With the children. Some fse's mentioned Ia
fts speech are Of general interest liz koaad
that in re pee; to public edq-asio1 Essl,nd is a.
most at The tos,om e the s'l's--Ru,s.a Sc.ia
aud ITALY oDiy beipe lower Tsr out OF .se CO.
tire Number Of children 1e.wseo Ave s,t fftees
years Ia ID ard forty 80 per ooct sro ischoel.
twelve pr cent st work, and fosts.., pee cent.
neither at schoe nor al work he aIso m.o.
toned a fact which seems really iacrsdibl.. viz.
That nearly eight hsndred pchoolm ,s,sr~ or F.is.
tressts In England were unable 70 write thr;r
own nance, and tost st the taking Of tse ceasus,
they sigued thtlf feissBs with = mark Such
state of things can. OF course, no! be tolerated.
and accordingly the measure va. iitrodu ,ed
without opposition. 10 the course Of ne speech
Sir J Pakipgton paid deserved tribute t. tas
educational Organization In the Free States cf
America, and very undeserved one TO the Aus-
trlap ,ystem, which look, very fair on paper, but
is NIT csrried in practise. Tjrol Gshcia, C,rin.
this, Camiolis and Oainstis bting the least sdu-
Gated provinces of Europe. Not one ia teu
amepg the TyToesns aud Galicians can resd ass
write; but Sir hn relied upon the ofciI eta
tistcs Of Ausiris, unaware that these returns are
e pecaliy for expectation.
Old Lord L,n1hnrst's philippe sg,ns. the
yoclla,irg corGuct Of Pussia. an L rd Clssea
don's Moderate, but stll hostile speech. co,iifm-
ing Lord LJLdhuisss charges are how the deighs
of the politicians, though every body Knows that
10 good whatever can resalt from such Discus
siors unless IL should be requires hero la Fog
lsI Il, rather In France, 10 drive Prussia oPsnly
into ,he camp of Russia. Still, Pu's'a las sud
denly received on unexpected assistance. Tar
key, always more aud more suspicious shout she
resl intentions Of her oyerbeAsiBg Allies, insists
row upon the participation Of Prussia 10 tho
Vienna C, nferences. and declares that mo salt.s
cannot sgrse to any foreign projection OF his
subjects. According to Turkish common sense,
the Independence Of Turkey il equally destroyed
BY Ire protectOrsie Of the Five Powers a. sy
the exclusive Russian protectorate She require,
30 protettorate Hhstestr. AID tho Divsn pre-
teIds thss the sovereignty Of the Sultan over his
ChrittiaD sntjects canrOt be abolished by any
&C differences az VIe0Da. In oge word, Turkey.
which bad never accepted the four points.
begins to make opposition to them. We know
ihis very important neH turn Of Negotiations
only by telegraph; still, it is entirely consistent
with the spids If the Tsrtish Government. a.
described by the last adyices from Constantnople.
TIE Sulsn iL,sts further upon tho maintenaa,s
Of bis full sovereignty as regards the Bospborus
and the DardAnelles; bat, In ,bs respect, he hes
missed The opportunity Of guarding bic rights,
Gsllipoli icing now occupied by the French.
WHO, by this position, have become the masters
Of the DaIdan.l lies A.. p. &.