New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12

AanClrQn not at all lnclintu W v"
Russia He has an ambition OF his own, and therefore,
10 curb bis spirits and 10 raise difficulties IN his way
the Fasioa . Of the Orleans and BOurbOns has been
prepared by Austrian and Belgian intrigues, which
we're approved by England. Napoleon is to BE- bulied
,nd punshed for his plan Of sending $1,000 French sol
ders 10 Turkey in aid of the Sultan he is 70 be re-
minded that should he not behave like a good
bow. pretender may easily be raised up against
him OF course, it is scarcely credible that TINS
scheme cOncoctcd it is, by the Austrian Archdncn,
ess Sophia, and BY King Leopold of Belgium sAouid
have any other effect the mind OF Napoleon thdh 70
irritste him more ard more against Belgium, austria
ard England And this is the point desired o. ti9
Gar. He wishes to sever the alliance OF EnSiani anu
France, and he might yet succeed II AoefoecA H4a
time enough for the mischief. .
not ceased 10 stir up the minds OF the people and 20
secure Russian party for the purposes oi inc oNal
A. long AGO as July everything was ripe Tor an OUT
b,esL lint the order 10 wait received from st Pc
te,sbnreb by the leaders Since the war begun the
Russian party has been busy in scattering proclana-
tons melting the Seryans to throw on the suzcrany
of Turkey and declare their complete independence
Az this the Prince was in awkward position II ne
welded to the Russian party, be that his rival
The ex.PIince Michael Obrenowitch would proceed
straight to Cmstantnope and probably begin ciyii
war against him, backed by Turkish troops Shouldhe'
however, side--as his duty was-with the turks
against the Russians then the Gar might eaShy-ih
case of success On the Danubc-Occupy the princ'-
pay and punish him for having done his duty ana
sent auxil!aries to the Turks. The Prince therefore
made up his mind 10 remain neutral But even ms
position could rot be maintained. The Commander o.
lie fort ress Of Belgrade IzZet Pashd insisted upon the
departure of the Russian Consul and political
agent, Mr. Mnkbr, from Belgrade, and the B9snlah
rreguars and volunteers wishing 10 assist the TURKS
in their war against Russia required free passage
across Seryia. To yield, was 20 give 0Iense 70 'A'
Gar toref1fe, was to declare against Turkey. fOor
Aleyau Ter KarageOrgeych took the middle cOurse-he
gave orders TO the Russian Consul to leave the country
while he refused to allow the B9sniaks 10 proceed
through seyia,on The plea that they were not regl-
lar soldiers, and, therefore. nkey 10 create DIS
tUtbaIces and practice extOriOn. Yet. il seems az
cordiag 10 eeTapc dispatches that the force Of events
and the news Of the battle of OtenitZa, have induced
him to send auxilares 10 the Porte. cannot vOucl
for II authenticity of this last piece Of intelligence lor
The telegraph has dec eiyed several aes during this
war. Thus, for instance, when the news came that
Count Buol ScIauensein, of Vienna, had been super
seeded by Count Ficquclm0nt, Austrian Minister Tor
Foreign Affairs This was done order to brighten Lord
Aberdeen and compel him to do the dirty work Of Rus
STA with good grace unless he ready 70 see Austria
going openly hand in hand with the Car Such IS the
way in-Siicb the world is governed!
From Asia / learn that the position of Prince
WogouzoG, Governor and Conmandern-chiein Trans
caucasia is really very critical one The mountalneer'
occupy the great military road which connects Georgia
with Southern Russia at the Gates oi the Caucasus
WOrOnzOf is threatened by the superior forces OF the
Turks and cannot obtain achievements except By sea
from Odessa. The Turks are well aware OF this fact
and have accordingly devised most excellent plan for
the campaign This plan is said to be the work Of Gen
GuyCn and is as follows While one army-cOrps adj
yances along the shore Of the Black Sea capturing
or surrounding the Russian fortresse and pushes on
ward to Join the Circaseans and IShetsbenzes, OF
Shsnyl and to hinder any Russian reinforcement from
the Black sea- from aiding Prince WOrCnzOi, the other,
ard stronger army is advancing straight upon TINS.
Tie success of this bold maneuver would destroy the
Russian army of Georgia, by cutting 1t OIL from ITS
resources and pushing it into the districts OF
EriWan Karsbaeb, and Shrwan upon the Persian from
tier. There is doubt, that should the opera
ti,ns On The Danube be suspended for a while By
the autumnal rains which intcrpOse many extensive
marshes between the armies the campaign in Asia VIII
be continued with the greatest energy.
Napoleons alliance with Sardinia every day becomes
closer and consequence of that alliance and OF the
hatred both Napoleon Ill and Victor Emanuel nave
against MaZZni, your Consul Felix fOresti, Will not
get the "EXequatur" at Genoa. People here In
Europe believe that this nomination was, from the be-
ginning, only bravado of your Government IN order
10 appear as if it were really willing TO do s0meilhg
for liberty in Europe But the best informed political
circles here in London, are fully satisfied that the De
partment Of State will easily find pretex for backing
out Of this affair. Mr. Foresti will remain III New
York, and if the correspondent OF Tie London Times
does not much abuse Mr. Marcy, he may yet return
10 his old place at Genoa and fight out his quarrel with
the family of vespucius about the famous portrait of
Amergo of which be pretended to be the owner, not
the trustee.
Maria da Gloria, Queen of Portugal has died in giving
birth TO her ninth child. She a granddaughter OF
Emperor Francis, Of Austria. Her husband, KING Fer
diuand is Coburg, son of that Prince Ferdinand who
was brother to King Leopold OF Belgium, and 10 the
Duchess of Kent, and who turned Roman CathOhc IN
order to get the Hungarian heress, the Princess ko
harry in marriage. Queen Maria not popular though
her domestic life was pure. She always an enc
my of ConsttutiOnalism the blood OF the Hapsburghs
was uumistakabe in the reachery with which she al
WAYS behaved toward the friends of liberty who be-
eved in the oath Of Sovereign Yet, strange to say,
tie Portuguese have always accused her husband OF
leaning toward despOtism, not her And this unpopn-
lar Prnce-a good-natured and weak man-is now the
Regent of Portugal His eldest son is only 10 years
old but il is said that the minor King viii be declared OF
ace by the Cores and that his father may receive an IN
yitaon to withdraw from Portugal 1t does not seem
that be deserves his unpopuaty butis scarcely to be
avoided that the Ibelan peninsula should now become
the scene of serious complications. minor on the
throne Of PORTUGAL Queen Of the character OF lsa-
bella in Spain, can this last long
According TO the official accounts, there Is again
surplus in the Austrian Treasury i'll the last two months
that is to saw snrpas of expenditure OreT the income
This curious designation OF a deficit also appears in
the financial statement of the Papal Government IL
has been net by new emission OF Slf5V,ioo OF
worthless paper money.-shin plasers. These are
the last resource Of Austra-a few months longer,
and you may hear her bankruptcy.
Church and State, that is To say Jesuitsm and Alb
solutism are at loggerheads in Baden The Archbishop
of Friburg is at war with the Grand Duke. The
priest has communicated several officials OF the
Government and the Grand Duke had now expelled the
Jesuts. OF course, such squabbe will not lead TO
any serious results
From India the news is confirmed that the Aighans,
being Sunnites and recognizing the Turkish Sultan as
their spiritual chief ready TO give him assistance
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