New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25

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Ar .-,sAcr seerve SO Turks were about @ farcea
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arl Z: Is vel krowE Tat tie Russian army in the
rraEs;es is mach eroSteg rPoa papcT than il actu
~ l; las alsc suffered extremely from cholera aud
sse-. asa Ossr rssAa can 6nd better opportunity
q ,rss decisive hlow than the preson. time affords
IN he Russian army. however. is rapidls increasing
ne weather oa the Lower Danube is still mild. and
ssySzesi states ihst tie climate cannot prevent
Asss e Tor several weeks TO come ii indeed it viii
ir<rfsre with them >. 81.
s.z;sd in uy las, communication that some nOdd-
szsS-s we've being made in the Government of Mol
/ 81 wsrsehia According 10 reliable intelligence
m Bucharest OF tie 9th ult. Walachia has been
Sslsred in : stS;e Of war The ordinary Government
rs bess superseded By m2r,ial law. The HosPOdar
aoe S,irbey. has been commanded to resign at once
nj leave the Principalty. He is nov his way to
| TrEnz xad is expected TO arrive here next week
II Pclce Inspector las also been ordered TO leave
Fh Prince stirbey By the proclamation of the
issn General Consul ell Russian vessels. as well as
- under the Moldan Walachisn flag, were forbid
n . navigate the Danube after the 18th ut. and
rsrs commanded 10 remain at the point where they
h-,<nei 10 be on that day. All communication was
isiddea With tie Turkish shore for commercial or
NJ other purposes, under penalty of death Prince
ersh.loa still commands in the Prncipaties and all
reports of bis being supplanted by another General
r. uriOu.ded On the 25th ult the Russian Chancel-
II, Embssssdor) left Constantinople on one of the
IIkyd steamers.
Ateegraphie dispatch has just arrived, stating that
HIS the 3Dth ut 10000 Turkish troops had crossed
s1s to KAlafat The Egyptian feet is about to com
rsnee operations with that of the Turks. The COM
hid fleets of France and England were lying at the
nsstk Of the Bosphorus but a few miles from the
Glien Horn Pressing requests have been sent here
* surgeons for the Turkish army. Sogreat, however,
tie pa;ernal care of the Government for its subjects
f passports have been refused 70 those who wished
{tso One of the semi official journals ntmates that
Lsaria viii afford protection to unarmed refugees
i he Hungarian crown and regalia, which were sew
4 IN, weeks since brought to Vienna with great parade,
Te been carried back to Buda. have no doubt that
tier retention in Vienna would have caused a reyolu-
fss stree the Hungarians have peculiarly strong ar
keon for those royal relics. The reports that they
the real crown and regalia are totally without
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