New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
TIE WAR QUESTION NOT SETTLED.

CorrssForderec Of The Daily Nsv1.
PAKIs, Thursday Evegirc, Jan. Il.
I'm am er ab'e1 20 state With cUuf ierce that NOS,
ex.raorcir6ry t)Tts have been made at the Tu'!er-
ies both yesterday and to-day 70 turn the Emperor
from bis pDrpofe, ard to indnce him t. 'aa advan,
;age OF AutIia having yielded on The taeoret'e-l
qds ston OF ieudirg troops 70 Belgrade 10 announce
t. the soId, in 8 mauIer net - be mi'ulderstoot,
that casut beNi is no longer upoo the cards. All
the indications of the day .he article IN the C0E-
.laut,oEad and the rise at the B0urse only ex-
csIied tend 70 show that tie eifJris Of tie peace
parry in the Csbiret have net been succe sslul %
the contrary, the Gaze AID hcsts with wdch
the pubic informed througl various indirect chsn-
rel. that the question settled With Austria leaves
Others % more importance st uDsOYel, s very re-
miIkcble symptom Of determination t. keep sore
open. TIE true question 70 every rejecting mind IS
not Whether Austria may avoid, with more or les
ajroitness affordng any pTeteNt for the COMMENCE
ment Of hostuities but whether the French Emperor
will ultimately Judge il for bis Own interest To give
employment 70 hs vast army on the plaius OF l.on-
hardy. TIE DfJafs remarks slgeciousy, and With as
much point as is prudent that the te,temen; OF the
Servian question leaves 10 the F4erch journals which
openly advocate var "the task Of fndi0g some
"o,ter diplomatic difsrerce sufficiently ser ous
"a speedy ruptUre.h Ttere is every likelihood
th5t tie Ingenuity OF the journals IN question
Will be- equal to the occasion. The SecIt this morn
inc tells the Pag rounily that it viii fad out more
and more every day that it. The Pays, he's not the
power to stiHe tie voice Of the Siec!e-meanog the
voice that oas for war. The Pqire, which TIL lately
has taken rank as peace Journal is this evening SIM
quarry careful 90 show that the lateet news from
Nerna leaves y.rety OF other difficulties open. 1t
saws openly that the serious difficulties relae To Italy,
which be il remembered, We vere told officially
some days ago wss not IN the Enperors lnlnd when
he spoke to NJ. IIubner on New Years-Day. The
Patric now says that there is wisdom In denying
the existence Of complications which exist on tue
contrary let accusom ourselves 20 look chem in
Z" the face, as to appreciate them calmly aqd DON'T
" nate them authoritatively. In woTs, let US be
so1rt luf uifhou- pOif tD elaeD.
The Presst which, long before the public had taken
alarm, knew. by eecIet Information, Ct the Storm
which was brewing, and wrote war artlcles which
pa sed almost mp rceyed-tte PreSse, which Is sap
posed TO represent tie ideas OF those upOiou coun-
cloIs who in all probability, krew more Of what is
passing N the Emperors mind than his recognized
m4is'orF says, in erticle headed Potcs and the
We seek in vain themeaniry Of these violent alter
nators o. fear and hope which agitatc the Bourse.
Yesteriay everything appeared lcsti today all is
saved. Where, we may well ask, are the iorewarning
-igrs OF the tempest, and Were are tue OF
tie return Of fine weather which have alternately dis.
tuItod The ina nations of the financial
" rli What Iew light hss burst upon the situation
VIII the Austrian incident 1S disentang!ed with
on. rupture by the supple hand Of diplomacy,
or gust the Gordiau knot he cut by the sword
The whole question rems.1s IN Just as mnce
uncertainty ds over, and no one is IN posi-
tOn 10 orm that the solution has adVGn ,ed single
step either in one direction another. " hat then
rnsn from tie extrames Of dstiabe pauic 70 unre'
fectpg confdence LIT US be ware lest behind these
prest movement Of rse ard fall there should be sorie
II thos artul mareayeTs which take advantage OF,
If they do not invent tho thous3ud contradictory
runors, the origin Of which IL always unkno Eo ana
the yorncity Of which it is Impossible 10 ascer,ain.
Articles Published in journals which pass rlghty OF
wrongly as organs which receive seui-oncial COM COM
muricttious are no sOficient guaranty for sensible
men to believe that all difficulties are suddenly at an
end. As 10 ourselves, we ere not in the secret
Of the gods we sball not cease To recommend
to the interests % which we are now addressing
ourEelyes the utmost prudence, AMI moreover that
salutary distrust which avoids the snsres set
for TIE credulous and unwary on TIE peru nous
territory of tie Bourse. We repeat that there IS NO
charge whatever in the situation There Is another
Constitutional article, and that is a. celebrated
orator cncc sad the tribune, Everything possible
in these days, the most unexpected things happen.
The events which the present generation have wit
usssCd prove this mo, to be great truth. Let us,
Therefore be prepared for every c0nuncture; let us
koIe for peace for immense interests are Involved in
Il; but let Est war itseii With brnness, II war -
TO eIsue from the present compile 50us. L5t us look
wer IN IT, face without desiring il but without fearing
IT. snd Jet us forget that It war entails ever
regrettabe calantes war has sometimes served, aud
sy sgan serve, the cause ot as,ice, cav uizion and
The article in the Consitufoanel, signed
Rst s. after announcing the recognition by the Porte
Of Prince Miloschan even! already recorded IN your
c0lumps-proceeds 70 state:
~
sccourt the obseIya alton submitted 10 Il by al the
rCwers on the subject Of the orders ADDRESSED W o
[, umauder Chef Ofthe Austrian troops q, Semin'
II yy, are well informed il results from the eA Ayiaaa
,iops offered bv the Vienna Cabinet that II fuy ac-
knosledees at he present day the importance ana me
hearing OF Art - IF tie treaty of Pans and reps.s all
id, d an intervention which should not have Deen prs
yicusly concerted With tie otbsr courts. austria hso,
II s ssJ tie intention in offering eyentual ass,ance
20 the Porte to leSve the latter the task OF coming
10 an uuderstArdiPg with the powers on the generai
action which mus, precede al armed inteIVehtion
IL nevertheless appears that the powers waie acc
ire these exolar .tions have maintsrei the prlnpes
q, their protest 1hHs Art. - OF the treaty Oh fafls
will have received III this clTcainstaGce hesn 'nss-
cration and Interpretation OF such cear snd pre-
else cbsr.cter that any uterior !tunfers.accing 10
i,nno.sible The speedy collation. of this diplomatic
diiculty and the Difference paid by Austria 70 the
nuhIc opinion of Europe caanOt fan 10 consohaete
eoIfdeuce and TO restore calm 70 the pubic m1nd.
| How PRIycEss CLoTILDA WIS sWooEo.-IreP Pars
! cor,espondent Of IN. Times ssys:
! Notwithstanding the hopes Of some future agg-
erancissmeut in Italy the Ihaerce OF the Emperor of
lie French and the attractions OF MS Intended sonn-
Law II II affirmed that tbs King Of Sardinia did not
give bis col seIt to the marriage Of us daughter "tn
Gut much nesitstion and some difficulty. When the
matter was first broken to him, Victor Enmsnael rss
as much taken by slrpTlse as the puohc has oesn ou
leaning that il was CONCLUDED. The ancient lineage
NJ The ore srd the recen, rise Of the other may nave
had acme weight With the descendant OF tie od and
glorious house Of Savoy al LIBERAL as he ID 10 pou
tcs and free and essy be may be 10 fanii ,f iater
| coui,e for the pr-iaii Of race never are re.1J
eradcs.ed The objections however, are s.it not q
have been confined exclusively to thst The g1 ser
tsinty Of affairs in France, the possibility OF iuturs
| charces-fOr nothing Is imPossibe-sad the lneoI