New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17
treaty IL 10 be made with Russia and limits the period

u the ApgloFieDch occupstionto three years,
Az to the position of the Russians the Baltic o
Prsssian paper favorable to Russia, 'ays: The Rus
Sian feet has three strong sespsrts In the Gulf Of Fin
Ind, CroDstadt Reval and Sweaborg (HeIsingfors }
Revsl In Esthona, and Swesborg in Finland are the
two petitions which command the Gulf They are
fortified according to the most scientific principles Ex
tensve subterahean batteries the port OF Reva
and their crossfre destroy any attacking neet-
sweaborg 10 a series OF rock fortresses, extended
over six isets 1t s the center Of all the operations
\ the Gulf and i'm pregDabe Gibralsar In fact t
h the Srst naval fortress in the world Cronsadt Is
situated on the Kettle Island Koaoe costroU likewise
a.frst-rate fortress the work Of Peter the fort6
cations are of granite IL Is about sixteen miles dis
1pce from st. Petersburg and the approach TO
the capital IL can be taken but only at immense loss
Of life; and az the Nevs is too shallow for men Of
war Petersburg cannot be bOmbarded even AFTER the
hll of Cronstadt
The Gar has given the order 10 construct sixteen
sew war steamers on the Caspian The Crcassaus and
Lesehisns have probably taken the fortresses which
eemmasd the three military roads to Transcaucsa and
the transport Of troops be carried on By the
Caspian, the Black Sea s at least will soon be-
entirely under the control of the Anglo French feet
Guchum Ksleh, the Russian fortress on TIE Black
Sea, was in flames when the accommodating English
steam frigate passed il; whether Abandoned By the
Russians, taken by the native tribes Is got yet
ascertsined.
The discussions in Parliament about the declaration
OF war were very spritiess and mean. The Govern
merit and opposition are evidehny unable to comDre-
bend the importance Of the war and the seriousness of
passing events. They will not see ana thing else in
Europe than governments until the facts teach them TO
Remember that there satons likewise. whose exist
epee Gets al the theories in respect to the balance of
power The EOgGsh Whia. are such enemies of any
movement that they not willing to lend sny
support to Polish rising; the contrary, they OBJ
jeet TO it as strongly to The rising of the Greeks on
the Pindus But all the seryie diplomacy of the Aber
deems and Pamerstons and John Russells cannot pre-
vent On outbreak in Poland and outbreak in Italy
Joachim Murat the son OF the stout gentleman of
Bordentown, New-Jersey, lately married the grand /
daughter Of Marshal Bertbier Duke of Neuichatel (
The Bithop Of Nancy made speech after the csre
mony and made alusiOn TO the throne OF the young
couple, looming IN the future. Of course King
Bonbs Of Naples cannot fancy such illusions, and de-
msIded an explanation; but the Government of .
France replied that they cannot be held responsible
Cor Il speech Of Bishop.
Fifteen persons in Transylvania have been sen.
fenced TO death for having conspred against the Aus
triaD Emperor, and for the separation Of Hungary
from the Austrian provinces. Their punishment has
been committed to Imprisonment with forced labor in
heavy letters for from twelve to fifteen years
The Archduke William, cousin to Francis Joseph,
is dangerously III; bis death will probably adjourn the
marriage of the Emperor for a month The secret
circumstances Of the assassination of the Prince of
Parma have not yet become public; they are so dis
graceful that the party of order and family and divine
right, does not dare even to prosecute the assassin
BY todsy's telegraph we are informed that the Car
has made proposition TO the Western powers through
the Court Of Prussia to the purpot that if the West
ern powers succeed 10 securing the emancipation of
the Christians in Turkey by treaty the Gar will evac-
uste the Principalites simultaneously with the depart
ure Of the combined feet from the Black Sea- Prob
ably the proposal too late but it serves to ex
plain both the delay in sending the troops off and the
bullying manner of Lord Radcliffe at Copstsntnople.
The proposal probably too late because orders
bad been received at Malta Immediately to embark
the regiments for Turkey and the arrival Of the auxi
isries will be received lew insult by the Gar
Tie Emperor Napoleon has resolved to advance
100000 francs to the Sultan
and an outbreak is expected st any moment especially
ms the French Court is decidedly hostile to the
Spanish Government
The King and the Queen Of Greece have gone to the
frontier where their roy presence will of course en-
courage the fllibusters who have not yet advanced
l beSRa the position they originally took They hold
the Pindus, but Turkey keeps the plain. The Sultan
will probly issue declaration Of war against Greece
Tie Turkish ambassador has left Athens after having
rad conference with the English and French En-
bassadors, who have approved of his step
The attack Of the Russians from Oltenitza on Tur-
tukai was complete failure The Russians were
forced 10 recross the Danube under the FIRE of the
Turks, having suffered severe loss, which is esti-
mated at two thousand men, the pontoon bridge having
been sunk by the Turkish artillery during the retreat
At Vienna there was q rumOr of a Russian defeat in
the Dobroda but on comparing the dates ii to
be premature The dispatches about the capture Of
7s'sha, BGbsdagh and Kossndje by Prince GorcsakcG
pienna faDricstiOxs for The stock e1elangs Lord
John Russell announced yesterday night amid cheers
that the ApglOFrench fleet was of yarna but this is
again ministerial dodge. Admiral Durdas OF the |
Peace Society is amusing himself at Beicos Bay aud
1t was only English and French steamer which
went Mp to Varna to reconnoiter. General Sir J. /
Bueo!re and Col Ardent are said TO have been in the
Dobrodja while the Russians passed the Danube and
to have retired TO the fortress of Matshin, now in
vested by Prince Gorchakof. l DO not believe this
Vienna report probably invented in order to vex the
been resolved upon at C0nstantinOple The HHnga.
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