New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-20

., h.,rs of Ministry has not yet led TO any 50
luton Of dsp SSs a. 70 summon to
tbopie. ;.nnie tbe Kaimakans Of Wallachia and MOD
Saw;s 10 hear from their own hPs their own accounts
uS,hs recent voting in the Prmcipaties Tins pro
" jill, wss declined on Tuesday lss' by N Thouvenel,
Pr" haurhty termed it IN refus desore' Of his de-
msnd' Unless the whole Of the recent proceedings
ore sppulled he threatens, with the Russian Embss
sacor TO leave COnstaDtiDople; and be IL oounte-
nance in thiswe regret to Say by the representatives,
Of Prussia and Sardinia. The Ambassador Of En-
GLAND and the austrian Internuncio take totally op
posite t1crs and dcplore this rough treatment oftte
Porte Thich IS calculated IN It's cIoets 10 iDHTe ne
test interests, and TO eompromise nc STABILITY u ne
Oti0man Empire; while in its ovefbeariDg and rude
hostility it out-Mencbkoffs Mercbikof."
Such are the difficulties existing between the
Emperor Of France and the Government Of In.
gland, and as it is entirely impossible that England
should yield to the Emperor on any OF them the
interview at Osborne can scarcely lead to satstac-
tory results, and may become the prelude to the
much dreaded Franco Russian Alliance.
Though there is ne news from India, the report
of the fall of Delhi and Of most terrible massacre
of the SepOys and native inhabitants by tho Euro
pean troops, gains more and more consistency. The
English papers are already calculating the losses OF
the East India Company and find that BY the I'M
plicatisn Of the Kings Of Delhi and Dude in the
mutny, the Company is relieved from paying two
anDuities of fl50,0o0 each, which represent a
capital OF 20, OO0, 600 sterling. lhey are only
sorry that the Nawab of MOOrsbedabad has kept
aloof from the Sepoys, since he is likewise a pen
soner at the rate Of fI20,000 year; and such
being the case, should not wonder if the next
mail should bring charge Of treason against hun
ust Of the same trumpery nature as Napoleon )
charges against Ledru and Nazzinl.
Among the deaths of the lat fortnight we find
the Prince of Canine and Bishop Bloomfield The
Prince of Canine, son of Lucien Bonaparte and
FIRST cousin to the Emperor, never stood on good
footing with that pOtentate. He Joined the Italian
revolutions; was President of the Constituent As
sembly during the seige of Rome, and lately the
Chief of the Jardin des Plantes being an esteemed
OrnitbOloeist. He il well known in America, where
he Travelled extensively. Bishop Bloomfield was
known as a Latin aud Greek schOlar; his Academies
were semi Puseyt lie resigned his bishoPrlc last
YEAR but retained portion of the immense incoiae
The Spanish Mexican difficulties are not terml-
nated--ihe bases tC- the arrangement having been
rejected by President Cn,noniort
Ar to the causes Of the Indian mutiny, all the adj
ditonal facts show clearly that it was Mohauedan,
not d Brabmin conspiracy; the Brahmin Sepcys
were but the catspaws. MOhamedan grantees,
frightened and indignant at the annexation OF Dude,
were at the bottom of the whole, working on the
superstition Of the SepOys, but they would have bad
DO influence, had there been proper feeling be-
tween the officers and their men. Had the Sepoys
not been called niggers, and treated with contempt
for years. and had their officers behaved in friendly
spirit toward them, they would not have 80 easily
believed that their faith was to be nteriered will
by cartridge grease. A. p. &.