New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-30
GREAT BRITAIN.
.... r,~.rsc,. and Movements

Ia ii a, lah. the hist corps "' '"V
L., istsS men. crossed the frn@ Z" 'e '''"'''''"
n.h,.,p,ssy by another corps O. Sooa' i''V'V "ie"
No., A., .rSter masses Of trocss s'' "H'0""e w WV
,s,,n,,t The preparations Of Russia are on '''s''
-. dan hchae che Hungarian osmP'gu' "a "u'c'
a,s., .,o, u,.re sent out Of the country Tho Crsr
,..,,s rn,cl.mstou appealing TO the fanatci'n
-. e. ,,Anreh snd changing the lnodcnsive Sui
n.vA.sf ,he head Of the Mussulmau religion.
T., 80. r,r;sry This proclamation VAS not
-, IN ConstAntInople when the last post LET,
~, e.,is, hut is eSs, TO predict that the Turks
Ii. ~ n, yussulmsns Sill be excited beyond meas-
.pa hiatt che war cry raised on the Nova, where the
h,.isns A. tAe last solemn procession Of the Car TO
l.. CAsrcA OF 81. Isaac. impsred him t. lead them
L. . hol, crusade 10 81 Sophia AZ Coustantinople
I'm NJ rcScheed from the Bosphorus. Yet tue
Is.nscs and the nplomasts Of Europe cling to every
t,,;ens incident which can afford hope for miin
tt,nrl prAce Wien the news Of the occupation
srr,cAca Ccnstsntiuople aud it was known that the
IHssssns h.d resly crossed the frontier the Ambassa
lssrs Of England. France and Austria went to the
tSGlsn requesting him not 10 take the invasion for
kSs1s A and not 10 summon the fleets 10 the Capital
Ae Su tan reluctantly accepted the advice, taking 10
ear siSR ,hst sitter AL he cannot rely upon England
k-d France snd will have TO carry on the sar unssP-
Ercrted hy The Western Posers The influence OF Lord
lSlrsiiora ass accordingly materially declined.
I In the mean time secret negotiations have been
k-cd on az London and propositions made to the Gar,
Without the knowledse Of the Sultan about the terms
sssder which the combined powers are ready to make
settlement, Blu. the conduct q Baron Brick the Aus
rsr Ambassador 81 Cons tantnople becomes daily
su,picous He offered the good offices Of Austria but
3. the sane time be insisted upon the cesson
Of the Satsrns and Kieck. the two strips of Turkish
ssri,oy niesectDo the continuity of the Austrian pos
.sorscn the Adrisc which had been refused TO Count
! einRs.p. While such negotiations going at
Inden and Constantinople Russian emssaries pre-
r.rns an outbreak in Seryia against Prince Alexander
KsrAseorSevch and is limited in the papers advoca
ps the Russian interest that occupation of Seryis
rs, olos the invasion of the principalities and Aus
rs has III fact ,woregments to the fortress of Pc
terx ardein. close 10 the frontier OF Servia The
Turks. on the other hand have succeeded-from the
por, Of Baoum on the Back Sea where their garrison
has beer eonsiderab, renforced-in smuggling great
quantities Of aud ammunition into the mountains
az Circsssia force OF 10000 men, large for the
defensive has been assembled at ErzerOum which, if
warts declared can reach Sbamy aud his heroic noun
taneers in ten days The preparations both sides
are enormous the price Of has suddenly risen in
Constantuope sixty per cent but neither George
Law nor Col Colt has taken advantage of this spen
did opportunity.
Another serious complication has taken place at
Smyrna The Austrian Consul at that seaport is entire.
y man after the heart Of the Emperor About three
years sgc Hungarian refugee went on SUNDAY to the
Roman Catholic Chapel to attend worship. The Aus.
triSD Consul, who has Jurisdiction over the Chapel
I'D hin arrested there when kneeng before the altar.
and i'm in irons Austria where he was sentenced
70 fourteen years of solitary Imprisonment. No voice
raised for the Hungarian and the Austrian Consul
thought therefore, lie might repeat the outrage Mr.
KOszs, of the Hungarian officers who came 70 the
United States in ISL had returned to Turkey with an
American passport alter having declared his intention of
becoming citizen of the United States. He was not
sent BY kOssuth had he been for the last two years
IN any communication with the Hungarian Chief He |
had sad at Smyrna for several months when suddenly he
vas seized by the myrmdOns of the Austrian Consul.
put in irons and the Austrian corvette Hnssar
lying al anchor in the harbor The popuace became
excited The American Consul claimed the release Of
Koszta but his efforts were thwarted by Koszta him
self, who when asked to what nation he belonged dc
clsred that he Hungarian; he had lived Hun.
claim tie protection Of the United States Aag.
as he was not yet an American citizen. In
the evening three officers of the Austrian corvette
came into town, when they recognized and assaied
BY the mob; ofthem was wounded the other killed,
he third escaped uuhurt. Baron Brick the Austrian
Ambassador, immediately demanded satisfaction from
he Sultan and the Pasta of Smyrna the brother inay
If the Sultan, was accordingly dismissed At this news
he fermentation augmented in the city and all the nore
the Austrian corvette was about 10 leave the harbor
With the Hungarian prisoner board AZ this moment
N American ship arrived, and Captain Strnobau,
threatened to sink the uSsar if she carried away Kosz
eiore be had received his final instructions from Mr.
iarsh, the United States Minister at Constantinople
dispatch returned from the Minister thar he hal
ct the power of protecting kOszta he was NOT VET
citizen of the United States llereupon Lord STRAIT
ord took up the of the unfortunate victim anil
lalmed hun from the Austrian Ambassador in the name
humanity whilst Baron BRICK insists upon the i'm.
ledate expulsion of all the refugee Poles Hungarisns
ID Italians from the Ottoman Empire The rssult ia
yet unknown
The daughter of the Gar, the widowed Princess
euehtenberg cousin of the French Emperor has 81.
we'd IN England and gone to the waternc.paee efTor
lay 1t is believed that her visit 70 An Eaosb ,.,er
gPace and her relationship to Napoleon. are sucept
asons Tor giving political Importance to her onr
y Russian diplomacy is carried on not only hy men
Il also by ladies I
While The political horizon is overcast by clouds. Par
ment las sbdicated It's control over forelsn Affairs
the request Of the Ministers the dscu.s,eo an th
as'ern question has been indefinitely POSTPONED and
Q secrecy Of diplomacy that curse of the world has