New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05
hlnirs Continental and English.


Affairs Continental and English.
correspondenee ofthe \. Y Tribune -o
LONDON Tuesday, Aug. %, 1858
The German ard Belgian papers affirm, on the au-
thorty of toeeTaphic dispatches from COnsantinople
Of the 18th inst that the Porte has accedcd the pro-
posals Of the Vienna conference The French papers
however having received dispatches from Constant
nope Of the date, state merely that the i'an ad
shown a willingness TO receive those proposals lue
defnitSe answer could hardly reach Vienna before the
2Cth INST The pending question, and very serious
one u.s. whether tie Porte will send It's Ambassador to
ST Potersburgh before after the withdrawal OF the
Russian troops from the Princpalltles
Tie lest accounts from the Black Sea announce that
the northeast winds lad begun to disturb the naVga
ton Several ships anchored at Penderakla aud other
places on The coast had been compelled TO quit their
anchorage to avoid being cast ashore.
You know that after the events in MOldavia and Wal
acha the Sultan had ordered the HOspOdars to leave
the Principaios tor ConstantnCpIe, ana that the
Hospodars refused 10 comply with their soyereigns
demands Tie Sultan has now deposed the Hospodar
Of Walacha On account Of his favorable reception OF
the Russian troops ard the support he gave them On
the OH inst this iirman was read to the Assembly OF
Bo,ards who resolved to petition the Hospodar not to
abandon the Government in the present critical cir
cumst8uces The Prince acted accordingly Mano
tho Secretary Of State and Yvandis, the Director OF
the Ministry OF the Interior have also been summoned
TO COngtantlnOplc; they, however, refused TO co. on
The prceXt that pubic Ordcr might De
French ard British Consuls upon this suspended i'm
mediately all relations with the rebel Government.
Affairs in Seria taking complicated turn. The
Paris Constitutional Of last Friday had the following Con-
etannope intelligence Austria taking advantage OF the
Sulans difficulties had pressed certain demands upon
him. An Austrian Consul General, having lately made
tour of inspection through Bosnia and Serya, de-
clared 10 Alexander the Prince OF Serva, that Austria
was prepared to occupy Serya with her troops IN order
to suppress any dangerous movement among the popu
lation The Prince, having refused the offer OF the
Consul General at once dispatched special messcn-
ger to Constantnope with account OF this Austrian
overture and Rochid Pasba referred to the Baron de
Brick for explanations. The latter SAID that the Con-
sui General had previously communicated with the
Prince alleging the fear Austria was in, lest her
subjects on the borders Of Serva, should become in
yoSed in any disturbances arising in that province
The reply of Rechd Pasha WAS to the effect that any
occupation If Servia by Austrian troops would BE-
sder,d IN act of hostility by the Porte, which would
ise be answerabc for the tranquility that province
moreover, the Pasha promised that special Commits
sionCr should be at sent TO and report the
state of affairs in Seryia.
The day after, several London papers announced the
enhance t. Serva OF the Austrian troops anannounce
meIt which, however has turned out TO be uniounded
Yesterday the same papers communicated the outbreak
Of counterrevouOn in Servia, yet this likewise
rested better foundation than false translation
Of the German word, Agaaf the fact being that only
n mall riot had taken place. To-day the German papers
publish news from Constantnope of the 9Th inst Ac
cordmg TO them several divans had been held on Ser
Wan Affairs The conduct of Prince Alexander was
much approved Of and the decision arrived at that if
Austrian troops should attempt to occupy that prov
ince they should if necessary, be expelled by force
division OF troops has actually been directed towards
the frontiers of Bosnia. Private letters received at
Consantinople the 9Th inst conveyed thither the
news OF Prince Alexander having in consequence of his
conflict with the Austrian Consul appealed to the de-
cision of the Consuls OF France and England and alb
scented himself momentariy from Belgrade Ii is sa id
that lie went to Nssa there TO wait Tor orders from the
Porte.
Mr. d. UrQuhart, in letter addressed 10 The Morn
ing Adreser OF this day, remarks with regard to the
Seryian complication:
"wsr with Turkey is not at present contemplated by
Russa for by the cooperation OF Austria she would lose
her Greek allies but she involves Austria in preparatory
collision which viii bring Serya into condition parallel
70 that Of the Principeles. Thus will be introduced
ngous warfare between Latins and Greeks.
Russia, BY sudden shifting OF decorations, may render
her occupation Of the PIincipaites acceptable 10
Turkey as protection against the Austrian OccupaOn oi
SeIvia and ihus mutually engage Austria ana Turkey N
projects OF disTle mbogment and 81 port them therein
The Hospodsr Of Moldayii proposes to contract a
lean with Russian bankers in order to meet tae extra
Ordinary expenses u the occupation.
The want Of provisions great in the ortreSses OF
Bulgaria tia, the stetost ecoaom! has TO be observed
anO tie earsisous are suffering severely.
Tie y0mnci Ge CoESi0Eiia0gle reports from Aleppo
a discovery has recently been made Of gang OF evil
dis CscG about 10 rise IN $50 against TIE Cars
ten loi uOton OF that town. bu 4As tbs exrcine
NigluCS TIC Governor tasi Gal ui al Asla Pasna
Tie commander in cit OF the iruJ 90 A~pl1, .le.
t,ul4s have bOOE suppressed sad ic psa.r has pea
lit...y,l. On TINS oCcasioa e. .ne pl-r.altl u
lie GIOoA Catholic creed slo tlf pcr.1rcl Z
dc A.uOlian creed. Lave eddie t.ie slle rf .ir
ICs..cye colagul l.cs cgAeciif- nl lsa-.ll
L,,hd Ps,Aa. i9s tGe so.c>oi , - d. ... lg.. as
ly.uc II. al,s 2c1 c-ll,' o..
Tic 1c.l.su ST. P,isfStE-si Gl.-.. las t.e v.aa.n.
in @ l de- on Oriental Affairs:
Mat O. { Ii>nls o. po-ce coal. o- ha..- lsr'- ID
con rcIc u T., al Jul, has b-couie cIta.as ID l4- i
trCays Tie wo.k Of mediation between husband "a
lCv snow 0edni,ivoy placed in ia, hands Aa-r1 4,
N41a C7e Viii be devised ISOLATION OF g. E.sgs 4a-s
~ Vii b in ihCs lister times has Cg n Suspense ID .
rtt between tic Back Sea ana the Uesdn and wlieh
alone las nc, estsG EarVleaE Diplomacy lo taxing
Lab Ia. oidays.
Cfsefr. the studious afte.ation with which ia lieu
a. lie -Four Powers Austria alone is constituted mei-
ator sud which places the suspense of nations in the
& oc Russian siyle, only Oh scale with tie inter
Itrisd holidays Of diplomacy
The boIlin National ZeilEsg publishes letter from
Go,Eia, dated 10Th July, stating thst Russia intend
rev oampalsn sgsinst tie pSile Of the Caucasus at
The ed OF tie present month and thas a Zee. in the
Il AzoA is Ied out in order to support the opera
tio1s Of tie land army.
The season If 1853 brought 70 a close on Satar-
deg asst t0Tl4mont being prUrOgHed until October
e. very Indifferent and nieager speech, parportins
10 &c he Queens message, was read By commission