New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-12
GREAT BRITAIN.
The War observation-disclosures -,iaeRuin,-A Tragedy
In Hungary.

r,rr rAeuca OF The n. !. 1uhur-
'O"' LONDON Saturday. july 80 1855.
In spite Of all the hustle of the diplomatic world, aud
all the anxiety of the m"neyed classes the settlement OF
the Eastern question does not advance but the Russian
army does The headquarters at Bucharest the cap
tal ot Waschia About 30 OO men have crossed the
Prlth aud about 10000 are in Bessardba aud the
South Of Russia The constant augmentation Oi those
troops in the South, is mater Of consdrrtoe uheiS
ness tor the peacemaking cabinet OF IT Jane's, ami
th anxiety yet enhanced by the concentration of an
arm, corps in inland, on the irootier o Sweden IL
,eeus as il the Car preparing for general war
The details Of the diplomatic Interference OF che West
ern Powers do not ranspre with Sufficient co recihrs
nor are they interesting enough for your readers suc
4 tosv that the question is "a yet unsettled aud pro
haly n IN remain for d while. The interest Oh hls-
sin il of course to gain time, and the mediation oil AIS
tra will give her time. The probable programme l)r
the next month is therefore: In the last protacted
me- citations continued hopes Of peaceeDle settlement
but difficulties about minor points always rene we'd unlu
The stUms Of winter compel tie cOn0lned nees tOlrhse
III. ArchIpesgo Christian outbresks IN Seryla against
Prince Alexander in Montenegro, and Bulgaria against
the Porte Mussuman rios IN all the great cries 81 me
Lutire and ministerial crises IN COnstaLIuople Inc
W,.t will at the same time witness Russian lntigies o.
dissolve the alliance of England and France aud
.l,uld this uoi succeed revolution IN France, piungng
that country into civil war, sOlatlug Esgind auI at
tachng Prussia and Austria more closely 10 the Car
for fear Of revolution All these predictions may now
spuear very chmerc, but as long as Russia sees tni
he Western world is united against her, she must do
everything 10 destroy TINS ubhdlui al uoh iuei' u "s
one possibility Of defeating her that q 20 say-a bold
stand against her But the English cabinet has not the
nerve 10 take It, and whether Napoleon viii do " Is
very difficult to know lie remains silent aod those
who are acquainted with him, thuk that he - Just noS
brewing some mlscpef wiener Tor UT against hu'7''
Who can surmlsel
The cahmen of London are strike, and will prOba-
by defeat the Legislative purposes Of Lord Palmerston
In spite OF bis BILL they will nor drive Tor sXpence
mile They DOW successfully bully the noble Lord, Who
IL nh f..tx..rl nj 4le
dared to take a bold part against Russia lie nignt
learn something from "cabby' Cabby Il re.olute
seai - the formidable Lord Palmerston, but Lord Pal
merstou has given IN in The struggle win Russia.
The third volume OF Macauay history 10 appear IN
a few weeks the celebrated author having at lit de-
lnered his Ms - his publisher His friends never be-
ieyed that be would BE- able TO finish It, as the OK
cessiye uee If opium % which he Is addicted mas de
stlWed biz health aud prevents him from any continued
mental exertion Tory author whom saw ie9 days
hack remarked about the expected third volume ~
Marauay it viii be his s0ry. but not Hs0ry
Tie question OF the expelled licnese and the block
ade Of the ~ ss frontier il kept open by the Austrian
Goy4ruueu aud in case the Eastern question should be
settled psaceably We .Lall hear much about tue N
soe1ce OF Count KaIIick, lately heard about that
Of Prince NeDchikOh.
IL France the army Is prepared for war Prince Ma
poleop the cousin Of the Emperor, Is delivering warke
,astg and positively saws thar war j. urav0fspir B1
Oh the other hand the secret societies are lo ac1r
~ and the keiueeesin London and jersey fi 81 hope
Tie last conspiracy against the lie Of tle emperor q.
aid 10 have been betrayed b. Prince de Joinyle Fho
90. Information about iom IN Orleanst, "h0 Vas %
Good terms with the Socialists. The Prince gave hint
about the danger Of tue Emperor 70 an English states
man W0o forwarded a warning u Napoleon
Iuust meLtion - you tragedy which lately hap
peu.d m Hungary Julien SarOssy- popular poet fe-
low Of the Hungarian Academy having taken part 10 thc
revolution VasouaVed and price put on his head lie
was unable 10 escape and lived concealed as man
servant fret with one OF bis friends the poet Alexander
Wslot later with agyeras tutor OF DIS cnldfen' and
~ fr he Vas APPOINTED teacher 10 the Protestant Com
m.n school 81 Gy6Dg5s Here he was recognized, IN
pfi.ofel and carried ettefs % Pesn HE COurt Mar
nal So, sss. mb'ed and Sar0s.y examined AZ u where
be- had been concealed for four years. lie renainsd
silent and declared that be- never would compromise bs
fr..fds n. Court Martial sentenced him u be noggel
r,f he would disclose The o; the friends 8lo l
lv.u lin be ter He received hiy ashes ~i'np1' ~
-tirL.fi.nds. but o. lsst. vefpOgrred bg me ptt
be NAMED them. ILey we're Immediately ihPn'DAe
~. lawyer c, mmt,ed suicide IN prison u escap' ~
t,l-rr, and Wabott became insane >uch s AS go
re and such the fate Of those who are - llhaPPy
g. 2. fal into IL power. ~, g .b,,, ~,
I,-lttfe. tAe Austrian presses are ia % az %
A,r.,ics I'm account Of the gallant behavior 81 Iap'
an os.ss :, oIis which saved the lie. n
| 49,, ,l. lberry Of pOor Mr. kOsZta the hlhlanm
-. - er,,.ra Al the French papers speak IN the
fehl t.rms about bis manly and ruelge.c cohllcI
81 Ar.r-ia Claims satisfaction Tor tie alleged As.
similar Outrage against hungAfAA iel1sse mas Aen
place Ia B~yrouth, where another nted SKATES COasa
I als.prstected and saved the poor man
ne veaber is detestable II rains every day, and b.
bva., in FpcIard vii surely De deficient. IL the NJ
/, /. abundant, including Hungary Prices are risi
bur the p0tstOe 70 have escaped the blight Az
Russian Question.
Csssporasos Of Tie Z InblIss sos v..- mi, p ls5,
Mr. Gladstone, in the sitting Of the House Of Com