New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27
THE STATE OF EUROPE

LONDON, Friday, Sept 10 100.
The pews from China arrives BY drsie's; n'
nportAnre s not yet sufficiently aPPree'.'eN y
the English press. Lord Eiein and inc en-
Russian and American ambassadors are o''."""'
deserving the highest praise for their s'e a,''
ce.sfo, NEGOTIATIONS: but the present treaties arc
.-,t.;,,v only the forerunners Of events OF Tar
.,..,sr ;,,rortsnce in the far East The large ih-
S.,,n;,y % he maid. Of which the sum IL not yet
...s,,s;ned. viii certainly have some influence on
the money market, where silver has become seme-
,h,t .csree but the opening of the Celestial En-.
,,,e 10 the commerce Of the world il by far more
important provision A to the English, who expect
that all person, should accommodate themselves -
their taste and prejudices .:eir share will scarcely
be a. gret as that * the French; or, should your
Cor yress Pass q judiciary tariff, that OF the
Lmericans who are less infatuated, and VIII try 70
salt the taste Of the Celestsls- Russia has gained
stil greater advantage. BY having her title TO the
country of the Amoor confirmed by formal ces-
sion which carries their frontiers dangerously near
Pekn. An immense field il opened to the com
merce of the four great nations which stand at the
top Of industrial progress but although it is large
enough for all of them still China will probably BE-
come the base Of contention between France and
England, and unless n speedy CONFUSION should
turn the attea.on Of France exclusively to Europe
80 old war for supremacy in the East VIII Dc re-
sewed in the waters Of Chins between the ia'e
aIies.
The Emperor Of Russia tries TO heal the old
wounds held open by his father NICHOLAS. Inc
49,. IL
Vienna papers contain the news that all the Pohsh
sousscated estates, still held by the Russian Co
verpmept, will soon be sold preemption being given
10 the descendants and heirs ofthe late propretors,
with such facilities ut the sale that il amounts al
most to gift, the price having to be paid by
instruments of one and a halfper cent. year ex-
tending over eighty years The visit Of old Prince
Adam Cxartorys to Austrian Poland said TO be in
connection with these benevolent Russian schemes,
~ his sons are ready 70 redeem their immense pa
trlmony with the money Of ex-Queen Christina and
Of Count Momy, the older son having married
the daughter of the former and the younger the H.
legitimate daughter of the latter. The Austrans
were much dissatisfied that the birth Of Prince
Royal was not marked by some act Of clemency,
and contrast the fact with the hberabty Of the
Car.
The Queen has gone TO Leeds and Scotland; she
II everywhere received with the loudest acclama-
ti0ns. 1t seems if the English nation wished to
show the French how firmly her throne is rooted
in the affections Of the people. In France we hear
Of new deporfations to Cayenne of prosecutions of
the Proestans, and of the continued stagnation of
business. The Emperor must soon device some
pew amusement for the Parisians, or they will /
take to barricade-building for want of excitement.
Prince Napoleon works hard to divert the current |
Of German emigration from America to Algeria,
end to induce the French to cross the Mediter-
ranean; we shall soon how far his plans will |
succeed The last scheme is, that every French !
Department shall build model village in Algeria,
and furnish il with colonists; this is the way in
which Frenchmen understand colonization. Tins
scheme, however, is not yet approved by the En-
peror.
Another powder explosion at st. Petersburg
was attended with great loss of life. Car Alex
abder has evidently no luck with powder.