New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-18
THE STATE OF Eohor II
~o,, Own Correspondent

nah Sea. Scarcely hat year has passed and we
,ee. ss yred,crd at the tlne, tha. Russian dpio-
macy has neutraized the arrangements Of the PARIS
Conference by a cunning wording of The article
on the future boundary Of Turkey in Bessaraba, aud
BY adopting old Incorrect chart for the basis OF 'he
DENIAL kaiion, Russia remains N the possession u
Rlyrsd all ms 1nIfcant 70 Al but exceien; s%d"g'c
po,pt on the Lake Of Yolpuk, which, BY na'lgaoe
outlet, j. connected vi b the Danube Accordingly
the Gar is able 20 build ships of bgSt drai' 70 nav
ixste the river. Besides he continues 20 cam '"o
I,e Of Serpents, opposite 10 the dei'a oi INC D""
pbe. which BY mistake is no; named I'D inc tioN''
among the places to be surrendered u INC W.
Then the Car refuses TO give up n" ho'd VI 'N'
Iaxey Danube and unless Austria and Englaho eau
seeure the hearty cooperation OF France 10 'hei.
a:.Lu.,;.,l .nA.svor. far mending the blnnders OF
the Paris Conferences, Russia Will successfully
battle their remous,rances. As u '"' ue'-'O''I
aeet IN the Black Sea which was OF no Queer acVd"i
pse " the Gar except to transport an army W
Ia, i, ease Of need aud 10 form movable basis OF
operaiions it is no~ replaced ny hai o']on
Lpes Of steam. packets, similar to those o. the
Calm, and Cunard Companies which, running
fran Odessa alternately on the European and
nm the Asatic coast to Cons,antinople, Smyrna,
Alexandra, Athens, Corfu, AncOna, Trieste, Ia
}ermo, Genoa and Marsehes, will extend The pres
tise of the Russian name along the coasts OF
the Black Sea- the Hgean, the Adrlatic and the
Mediterranean. The Gar has just confirmed the
charter Of this Company, which has scarcely any
mercantile, but certainly political object IN view
since the demands Of commerce are sufficiently
supplied by the Austrian, Turkish, French and
English packets Political aims alone explain suffl-
eiently why the Russian Government takes one
third Of the shares Ade-de-camP OF the Em-
peror being the Chairman of the Company, while
Mak-nO foreigner is allowed 10 hold share Ill the
undertaking. At the same time, the Gar mas
granted considerable privileges to company IN
which the Barings Is IRON Sina, Oppenbeim Steglitz
and the French Credit MObilicr are the principal
firms, for the construction of network OF rail-
ways extending all over the European Provinces Of
the Empire which is to be equal i'll extent to all
the railroads Of either Germany or France. The
amnesty given by Alexander H., so far as we can
ascertlin, extends principally to the Siberian ex
lies aud prisoners, and even to the conspra-
tors of 1875. Tie Princes TrubetskO WOkow
ski and Obolenski, Muravefi-ApostO, Kuchel
thirty years martyrdom, allowed to return TO Rua-
sia, but remain excluded from Moscow aud Peters
bureh: they recover their former rank, and the
nobility for their children, but hot their coniscaed
proper;y. Ii does not seem that the amnesty has
any hearing Oh the refugees in foreign countries;
but it is certain that the Russian dlplOmatists
abroad show sympathy with the liberal cause
Count Stackelberg encouraged the Duchess OF Far
ma in her resistance to the Austrian occupation,
and be ,peaks Of the high esteem in which the Car
Aolds hing Victor Emmanuel. Russian diplo'
macy is everywhere decidedly ant-AustrIan, and
anti-EDglnh, trying to cOnciate Louis Bonaparte
aid to .eyer the AngO-f French alliance. Tue Span
i,h complications will in this respect probably do
more han Russian mtrigucs. England cannot, III
tie long Iun, allow herself to be dragged by Ndpo
leon into reactonary plots acting the catspaw and
dong the dirty work Tor him. Queen Isabella has,
uuGer French inspiration, succeeded in freeing her
self from ODoLnell's control. The law Of desam
Gsaton, that is TO say OF confiscating and selling
of the Church estates, has been suspended and
Nll soon be repealed, for the Queen feels herself
such great sinner that she cannot do without the
absolutlon of the church. Naryaez has got per-
mission to return to Madrid, and before Winter
We shall see him again i'll the ministry, together
with ali the shameless obbers aud dissipated cour
tiers Who surround tho. great criminal, Maria
Christina. ODonnell may once more get the Cap
taucy of Cuba, or, If he proves refractory, be sent
an exile to the Philippines.
Great uncertainty prevails about the state OF ne
potiaiiOns with Naples. Government securities and
stocks Of all kinds falling rapidly onthe Exchanges
of the Continent especially at Vienna. Austria Is en-
deayorny to mediate between the stubborn king and
the Western Powers, and has succeeded IN inducing
Napoleon to lower his propositions, but King Bonn.
ba's character is such u mixture OF obstnacy and
cowardlce that nobody can predict the result OF the
negotiations. He may, by freeing Poerio and
few other political prisoners, Conquer the storm
aud save his throne for the present; out he IL salts
fed that Louis Bonaparte has Interior views upon
Naples and believes that the first concession may
be only the forerunner of many more reforms
which, according to him, are incompatible With the
divine tight Of kings and must lead to restoration
Of hurat. His only hope Is that Louis Bonaparte
has not the nerve TO kndle fire in Italy which
mghtspresd all over the peninsula and even over
top the Alps.
The English fleet has once more returned To the
Black Sea- Lord Palmerstou is prepared to settle
the dispute about the Bessarabia frontier even
without the cooperation Of France, and, sngIehand
ed to enforce the spirit OF the Treaty fPars; but
The Frehch papers contain an announcement tina:
The ambassadors Of the Powers parties 10 the Con