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

ed At 10000 souls this is grave error. M4do- al
achia counts four millions of souls of wacn there are
two ions I'VE hundred thousand for "4i.eehia alone
Blu, it is not only Moldo wslschia that ia Il question
It is all Roumana which comprehenes Ir'nsyivania
Bukowinia and even Besssrsbia itself There are in
short eight millions Of Romans who form people
perfectly homogeneous perfectly distinct from the
sclavic race apd people of Latin origin their name
imports Such people II it raise itself with united
effort against it, oppressors. perform prOdgies
Unfortunately united action is impossible At the first
moment Wslschia is going to struggle probably all
alone and perhaps she will meet with some severe
checks Do not believe however from al this that the
men who have taken the responsibility Of the move
ment are senseess If the new Government has the
time 20 draw back on Bucharest the regiment that re-
mains ordinarily Braa and to cause the one in gsrr
son a. Kraova to reach there il certainly will not fail 70
do SO and perhaps with all the forces Wascha united
it would be able gain before Bucharest some sdvsn
tages over the foremost Russian troops which are
coming they say by forced marches and doubtless in
small bodies Atany rate il is probable that the Wsa
chans will not remain long in the cities in the plain
But they will retire the mountains to put themselves
in communication with the Transyyanians, Moldavians
and the Bukowinans If the Walachians can hold out
for time, there IS occasion to despair Tor IN
thatcase their forces would increase rapidly and
all Roumsns would rise and if all Roumanis rises, tits
natural to believe that the people around them would
be willing to share the common danger.
In fact what would become Of the Sclavic Provinces
aud of Hungary herself, if the Russians triumph
Through the force of iutrgues Pansclsvsm has found
adherents in Eastern Europe but this party forms as
vet we hope at least but feeble minority. We have
still confidence in the national feeling of the servisn
the 8ulgarans the Croatsns and all the Sclavic PEG
pie Of the East We count above all on Hungary but
alas why it necessary that unjust prcensions should
ninge themselves with the most generous sentiments
Hungary, in recovering her independence, wishes to
swallow up in her nationality Trsnsylvanis-that IT,
RounaHia .Sclavonia Croatia and Illyris which are
sclsyic Already war has broken out between the
Hungarians and the Croatans supported by the scla
vonis In the of civilization let us cease these
deplorabe quarres and let unite ourselves against
the common enemy, Russia
As for Turkey what will she do No one yet knows
But what can easily presaged s that If through fear
of Russia and in the hope of preserving her RoHmdH
and Scayic provinces, she aids the Russians she VIII
lose all By wishing to keep all Let her resign herself
on the contrary 20 a necessary dsnembermenti lei
her reestabish with good grace, the sclavonans and
the Roumdas in their nationality let her league her
self to them this lie the only chance that remains to
her for preserving Constantnople.
But whatever arrive can France sit TRANQUILITY by
while such things are debated No thousand times,
no If the question only of Roumania, she ought
10 interfere by all in her power for the Roumans
are people struggling heroicaly for their ndepend
ence But the question is about all the East about
all Europe the question is WHISTLER Barbarism shall
prevail over Civilization
II France intends to speak only, let her speak out
now let her not wait Let her at least lend her moral
support all these people OF the East who aspire after
independence and who have not yet had the time to
understand another let her not allow to be smoth
cred these elements of resistance of which she will
soon have such great need The question that on the
morrow shall disturb Europe is today, smut up in Wal
lachia Delay not before opening your eyes, to the
time when the Waachians shall be crushed out of ex-
istsnce.
r. S. Here three new proclamations that add 10
my letter the first is from NJ. Rosett, who is stu Pre-
feet of Police the second will inform you of the new
changes that have taken place in the Government The
Prince has abdicated and in consequence, Provision
A. Government has been formed, which has caused
notifications in the Ministry.
Provisional GOuernment-The Archbishop, Presidenf ;
John Eliard, Stephen Golesco, Tell Magiero, scurto-
SscrefdTNs: Z. a. hOsettl NOhOlas pa'ee'N"i ~ " wv
lesco John Brstiano.
MISREPRESENTATION NJ. Golosco; Justice, John Cam
piniano; Foreign Affairs John voinesco, Jr Finances
C. n Phiippescoi Controllor-Genersl. G. Ncesco
War, j. Odobesco; Public Instruction, John Ehard
Temporary Commander of the National Guard Capt
Farcochono; President OF the Commune Constantine
Cretzulescc Chief OF Police, Mochoi
The third proclamation is q call to arms addressed
By the Provisional Government to all the Roumans