New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-09
MOVEMENTS IN EASTERN EUROPE.

r,l,.B 60, Tie Tribune from Special Cor Of lie National
The event, now passing on the banks OF the
nsnube are Of such gravity that is the duty Of the
nre,. 10 call the attention of France to that quarter
Here in the first place is plain narrative Of the
facts as they occurred in wallschia-
Prince Bibesco was at Campo Longo, city Of the
mountain when he learned tina, a movement pre-
parng at Bucharest He returned in all haste the It'll
of June the 10Th of June Of our calendar and i'm
nediately the authorities proceeded 20 search the
houses Of several known patriots Of the painter
Nseoulitzi those of several members Of the family
Gaesco and at the house of NJ Gslistisno. These
searches developed nothing.
The next day the Goth Of June the Prince was re.
turning from walk accompanied by the Minister OF
Finances yara their route three shots came from
carriage one ball struck the epaulette of the Prince
but neither he nor his Minister was wounded While
the carriage goes of at gaop the Prince enters into
the house of his sonnlsw. Philippesco, and causes
himself TO be escorted by squadron on his return to
the palace Immediately the poet C. A. Rosetti, Major
Voinisco Jr and NJ Alexander Cocoresco are thrown
into prison suspicion.
The 2lst June the authorities arrested the Phis.
rete promenade the students Of the College OF ST. Sc
bastsn who having their head Archdeacon of the
Cathedral were begnnin. to make disturbance
But 10 the Prince received from Caraca, a city Of
Little Wslachis (the ancient bannat OF Craoya) an
address covered with great number OF signatures,
and particularly those of the priest John Znagovano,
(of the monastery of ZnagOw0 OF John, OF stephen
Goesco Of Gregory Plechoiano, and OF Major Tell
They inform him that revolutionary Comuiittee has
iust been formed at Caracsl and summon him in the
name Of RoKmdnid and of the sovereign people to show
himself true Roumaa. 10 sign the new Constitution
Of which they send him copy and put himself at
the head of the movement In the meantime the youth
of Bucharest spread themselves in the streets dstr
butng the new Constitution The people go in crowd
to the palace to demand the signature Of the Prince
He asks time to reflect and begs the people to retire
and come again to morrow. But the people recollect
that the unsuccessful movement in Modavia, two
months before, had failed through want Of irmness
stourza had also demanded day for reflection, and
during the night the best patriots had been imprisoned
tortured and prescribed the people therefore hold
firm Bibesco then runs to the principal barrack, and
sounds the disposition of the soldiers trying to lead
them on all declare that they will not fire on their
brothers The Prince returns to the palace and signs
the new Constitution.
The same day (2lst June) he forms new Ministry
TO which are called the chiefs of the movement Con
portfolio Nicholas Balcesco, Minister of Foreign AZ
fairs Nicholas Galesco OF the Interior Eard, OF Pub.
lie Worship and Instruction Msgiero, Of Finances.
new Ministry is create that Of War which is conhded
to Major Tell T. A. Rosetti is Project OF Police. Last
of all Col. Odobesco, who commanded Professionally
the troops Of Wslachia lie named Chief of the Army.
The Russian Gen Duhamel was witness of this rev.
olution They say even that before yielding Bibesco
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sells to give YOU the country undermined by the
olution"
Immediately Duhanel left for Leova, (on the Prutbi
in Bessaraba) and ordered the Russian troops to ad
vance.
AT the moment that write TO you, It's announced
that the Russian troops have crossed the Pruth, and
are traversing the little OF the Modavisn terri
tory which separates them from Wsllschia. My infor
nation goes farther; but am in a fair position To
estimate the value of facts and first Of all is neces
sary to forewarn those minds that through the habit OF
dsrustng Russia are ready attribute to her all that
happens in the principates Russia is truly an infer
nal power For many years she has been striving by
the most crooked methods to gain over the different
Nations that separate her from Constantinople But
has this revolution that has Just broken out at Bucha
rest, been made by her friends or her enemies -
this first question These names are those of men
the most devoted to the Democratic cause in Eu-
rome This movement has been made by young men,
almost all of whom you have known at Paris, and some
of whom fought with you the barrcades OF February
But apart from being acquainted with these men, the
sight of their programme would be sufficient TO do
away with all distrust One fnde there the abolition
of all labordues and of all nobility OF birth, and the
proclamation Of civil and political equality And then
the nsgators of this movement are all Boyards or the
sons Of Boyards Honor to them
But, you will say all devoted as they may be, have
they not committed grave imprudencei While be
lieving that they acted against Russia have they mol
marvelously seconded her designs Russia you vii
say farther only sought opportunity OF interfering
with the municipalities and they have furnished her with
one The conduct that the friends OF Liberty in the
country had to follow was, on the contrary, to take
from Russia the yrotectres all pretext for interfering
by not budgng but closing their ranks more and more
to the side of Turky, their Suzerain
These are important errors here is the true state o.
the case II is in the first place rather strange to urge
people to have patience when each day they
selves bound by one bond more On one side the Rus
slams. and in particular Duhame (the son of French
man were working ever the country by their gold
and their intrigues From another the men who had
hearts opposed their efforts to this perhdous ccnspir
acy. do not suppose this win be looked upon as
crime in them Russia however who saw herself thus
opposed felt that there was no time to lose. II the
Princes tina, were devoted her should be overthrow
or obliged to follow policy contrary to her own be
fore che had crossed the Pruth she could longer
cupy the country peacefully and this was grave oh
staee to her Interior designs on Constantinopc II
for this reason that she is said to have concentrated in
haste corps of $1,000 in Bessarabia. Duhamei
established at Bucharest watched the state OF feeling
while he continued his intrgues he himself felt that
the country undermined that is to say that the
influence of Russia losing ground in Wslaehs lie
had need of pretext to occupy this prncpaty before
1t could resist him and this pretext he had found
Some Boyards OF Modsys and Wslschia had lately
signed at his instigstion address in which they
called for the occupation of the country by Russia
Yes some Walschisns and Moldavians had pushed
their infamy so tar to beg the Russians to be kind
enough to pass the Pruth.
From these explanations results that the Russians
had decided to occupy the princpalires under some
preiext and that their greatest fear that revolu
ton should break the country before their arrival
that the pre,ext they sought furnished them no