New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-03

himself IS man Of great i,das;ry Lna ability hu, A.
fsul with hisn Is that he dos TO much and occsres
mind entirely, and 20 the exclusion Of more iuppsxs
mafttrs with the teia, which ia batter m lazy =
CARNATIONS LETT entirely Ia sahedinates Thero ~
q pound Of bread or a peet Of barley parehassa =
nv seed but he giVee the oFser
In our army. and IN every other tia; am seua:,.,
with except The Turkish there Is sore Of iaerm,-s-
and Commissioners Of Subsistence whose chiefs scrso,
course under the orders of the General N Chiaf -. a.
supplies Of provisions and forage furnished TO The 49,
At the proper tirae and places. 10 default a, -
organization among the Turks. Omar Pschah has "a Ia ~,
al himself
Russia AND TVKKEr-A Paris Correspondent vri,a, ~
there they have pretty nearly lost ell hope OF satsin
peace between Turkey aui Rassia thar tAey u-sf -
10 blows and that when the combat begins M -
can say how long i, will continue. What extest A -
spread The greatest importance "a attached TO the nss
view between the Emperors OF Russia sud Aasrs a A
mutz. No sicn yet be pcrcsved Of diee-..,ss
policy between the French and English Governmes s a.
the Turks themselves who principaily interested ~
Of opinion that they viii coniinue 20 maintain they hsp
hitherto done, common action. At the French F,rsr.
Office the cpinion ia that collision between the Rass
and Turks cannot be avoided.
priv ste letter from Vienna Of the 10th state tia.
though the determination OF the Emperor Of Russia no<
accept the notifications OF the Porte resarasiS,
them certain. il still expected by the Membeui
the Conference that the SaltaB would consent for the
terest Of the peace of Europe 10 accept the Vienna n
purely and simply and without mod hcstions ard TIA,
such case the Emperor Nicholas would not retrsct \
Iromise 81 abide by the cord ton proposed by the Co
Ference.
dispatch has been forsar,ie, o. Lord str.tfes 4
Redcffe from London which il Is said in well inls,l
quarter enions him O. employ every possible mean ,oh
duce the Sultan accept the OF the Vienna Cous
ence without modification. In the Porte shora a
ject ii she longer able TO keep in the popuisa.
his Lcrlship Is authorized to allow the English sTas,
to enter the Bosphorus and To disembark troo- r A.
purpose Of osusng the decisions OF the Sultan 70 be
,pected.
A courier was to be dispatched to Omar Pacha to,Aa
ding him to commence hostiltes many way.
very copors report has been addressed TO the rrsaA
Minister War by two superior ench officers who v,
been for time past employed in the Turkish sorvs
for the instruction OF the army The given iaAx
report Of the state Of the army. its appearance is d
pine and its kl In the of the muSket Is favor
bic and il be depended ulon would show that A.
Turks are in much better military condition han vu
supposed The irregular troops in the service Of The Sap
are also spoken of being well adapted for the pccai
service which free corps arr generally called upon oE
ford snd il anticipated that In the even, OF hoslfs
breaking they will greatly cmharrass the operations
the Russian army Ii had been feared that Omar PsAs
had extended his line too much aud thereby greatly a
paired it, strength but the report states IA
this sctiyo and intelligent chief cen. within q hOss
concentrate a force Of 900 any given psln
either Tor atieck defense. Otherwise Il appears 10
the opinion Of the reporting officers who belong 20 he
staff that the st shock there Il not much dOub, Of Dc
Tuh troops having the advantage, At least rendetg
the victory very doubtful believe the Russian comEs
sarai generally very bad little or no care being tas
of the men, who regarded OF moro value. pr
hsIs not much brute boasts whose loss in the I'D
or In quarters can be easily supplied from almost nst
haustite source and this shameful neglect i the
the maladies which 60 break out when Russn
soldiers are collected in great numbers II such be he
ease on the present occasion II will doubt give grs
advantage IN the Turks.