New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-26
NAMED rA,,ee, patriotic and ready TOR any sserhoe
an. e.. II ,hs Threatened PrussAn INVASION.

NAMED sAtee, patriotic and resfy Tor Any sseinoo
n the face Of The threatened PrusnAn in'asson'
The Kipa OF Prussia did mt erPecs suen enoret
ana stil less The open and outsoosen opposition VI
tSs eouth German people .gainss ~" ~ M.
Accordingly he is PREPARED n renoance MS very
',o.,;ora6fe claims on the Priocipahty 81 Neui-
1H.,SI ard the sviss on the other hand, are resdy
A. hhe,ate the royaist prisoners without trlal, IN
.~1a,.nce N the wishes Of the friendly Powers
EocIan1 and France. Such being the terms OF the
srTspoenent, il will 8Ot be difficult 10 hnd The
u,opeT forn for the termination OF the quarrel go
tool'shly picked by King Frederic William.
Afef these two pacific arrangements 1t Is con
6dentl, expected thai the war o England and Per
ala will likewise be brought 10 diplomatic close,
without any mrther bOOdshed. In spite of the do
eIaraIiob Of War, Lord Redclilfe and FerOuk Khan
continued to negotiate at COnsiantinOpe up to the
departure of the Persian Embassador to Pari-
where Napoleon is 10 take matters In:0 bis own
hand and 10 settle the dispute ~ treaty render
ing Herat once more independent Of the Persans,
granting the tight of way and Of telegraph to Eng
and on the Persian Gulf Thus Napoleon Is to Dc
tbe great pqeifca,or settling three European
and one Asiatic question within three months, ana
proving to the world that the Empire, indeed means
neace. We must confess that he IL most lucky.
The Emperor Of Austria begins 10 lend Ms ear
N the c0u1sels of England sud to give up his reign
sf terror and repression. lie has summoned his
Minister by telegraph to Italy, aud it is expected
Al Downipg street that he will try 10 gain the good-
will Of the Italians by alleviatiDg their unb5arabe
burdens How far such departure from his ira
Stiona, policy is really designed at the Court of
Vienna, remains as yet secret The Italians,
however, do not expect gOCd government from
him.
The graceful act Of the United State Govern
rnent in sending bach the RcsOlute has led D. ths
renewal Of all the former am J between 81 James,
and The White House. Lord Napier, one OF the
younger English diplOmatsts, has been appointed
ambassador TO Washington He was scloOled at
ConstantinOple and Tehersn, at Naples, Vieuna and
ST. Petersburg--in a word at all the most despotc
Courts Of tho world he was, therefore, deemed 10
be the best representative Of England at the seat OF
the great slave power Of America. do not doubt
that Mr. Pierce and his Cabinet viii appreciate the
eonsummate tact of Lord PalmerstOn in payln such
a complimen n. 10 their peculiar institution.
The Australian papers report the discovery, by
Count Dembnski, of process by which quartz is
dissolved by carbonate Of soda, and all the gold and
metals contained in it precipitated.
The opposition against the continuation OF NE IN
creased income tax is now so strong that il threat
ems to defeat the Budget Of the Chancellor Of The
E1chequer. The old parties being in a hopeless
state OF dissolution, people begin to LOOK out for
new leaders. Lord EJgn and the Marquis OF
Dalhousie have now the best chances of becoming
the coming men. Both arc une.tered by previous
party connections, a. +. e.