New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-14

embark in such hazardous enterprise, winch even
in tie best case must drain the gold u the Wet,
ard y transferring il % the cellar at the fortress 81
81. Pctersburph cannot but increase the financial
crisis. Still, as Count Morny. and Napoleon HIM
SELF are interested III the Credit M0bllicr. tLe !ni-
iLediate ady anagrs Of the stock obbing community
will outweigh all other considerations.
There Is no important news from Naples. hihg
B0nba remains rs FESTIVE as Spanish mule Baron
Brenier has left, but we hear OF no concLat0ry
steps taken by the Neapolitan Government. Inc
Western powers tried tO make Italian despo'lsm
safer by making il more decent. but klng bomoa /.
fully convinced of be- divine right. and spurns
the c"uDsels al his friends. tie makes extensive
preparations for resistance aud by Offering hlgner
pay 10 the Suisse soldiers, has induced Papa req
ment whose term OF service had explre 10 iorsake
the Pope and 60 over to Naples. Poor Pho Mono
is much dissatisfied by this untoward event. for D.
i. 10 considerable alarm to an intended landing
Of MazziDi and his followers the governmental spies
see in every smuggling smack on the coast man
ofwar full of Italian e1iles equipped by Lord Pal
merston and by the Evangelical Alliance.
As TO the Danublan Principaties, the Serpent
IslaLds and the contested frvn,ie: Of Bessarabia,
France has no objections TO the Russian preten-
tions, while England, Turkey and Austria are
eDergeically opposed to them. Russia endeavor',
therefore, 10 have the matter brought before Inc
renewed Paris Conferences, for she is certain that
Prussia would side with her on account OF rela-
tionshp and Sardinia on account of Der oPposi-
ton TO Austria; thus d majority OF four against
three would iDdOrse the Russian reading OF the
treaty Lord PalmeIston, on the other hand, dis-
likes the idea Of reassembDg the Conferences, and
has adjourned the settlement OF all the oriental
questions watching the changes the next future
NAV bring. .
All the 81 deavors of Prussia to magnify the Neui-
chaiel question into European difficulty nave
failed until now; the States of southern Germany do
not wish Ia commit themselves.
England is Oh the point of becoming engaged IN
a Csfre war in Al ica and in Persian war III ASIA.
King Oscar CT Sweden recommends religious toll
Grafton in the Swedish Diet, and the abolition oil
the punishment of exile for those "h" turn hoih"h
Catholics.
Asa remarkable sign Of the feeling of the En-
plisb copy the following passage from the leading
article of The Times supposed 20 have been written
upon Government: inspirations I'VE do not mean
for moment to impute to the Emperor OF the
French ANYTHING but the most honorable AMI loyal
persistence in the engagements into when NE mas
entered; but unhappily that honor aud foyduy
does not trtend in The same dtgrce to those
"Jy nhom he is surrounded. We cannot help
believing that tie secret enemies o. t1fh countries,
uhO stand high in the confidence % the I'm
"peror, are play Ing off Russia against England, IN
" the hope that by 30 doing they VIII restore the
"pre,tige of their enemy aud lower the considera-
ton of their ally I'VE only hoPe
"tbat this dangerous game will be carried no fur
tier We have asked nothing but what Is lar
land reasonable, and what we have asked we are
"thOrOuphly resolved to obtain. We have been
"Otged on one occasion to undeceye foreign Ma
d" tons a. to tie extent Of our devotion to peace.
at is by no means impossible that we may be
called upon to repeat the lesson 4. G.