New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-15
AUSTRIA.
30, m Our Own Correspondent
vienna, Monday, May - ioo''

VIENNA, Monday, May - looi'
RI. automatic tree has not yet put forth all us
.. aud the last few days have been richer IN events
If A., nerotiaiive, than in those of purely military
.h.,.rter We have had the text Of the alliance De-
,.e,u France England aud Turkey as well as oil 'na'
between Austria and Prussia. Perhaps more imPor
,snt than either of the above in the present Crisis
tho last protocol of the Vienna Conference the teA'
of which is not yet fully known to the public As
Unlimited in one of my preceding letters the russo
Austrian Alliance has been laid before the buhu.
NOT n little trouble is expected from Bavaria anu
saxony The former will do all it can to sustain '"'
sinking fortunes OF King Ohio, and Russian lhhuenoo
is notoriously strong in the latter. The other s"a
States w acccde readily to the stpnl tlons OIL inc
alliance Austria has acquired greater influence 'hah
ever in the councils Of Germany
The Prince OF Seryia has protested against the en-
pected occupation Of his territory by the Austrian
troops He declares that operations are nieui'
ated against the Turks and the maintenance VI 50
large An army is incompatible with the limited re-
sources Of the Principally he prays that the
troops nay be withdrawn from the frontier III oiu''
flat his own forces may be disbanded such coui'
of reasoning will have effect with the Porte "n'o"
will be clad to see Serva disarmed and WILL inert
fore doubtless request the Emperor oil Austria 70 WIN
draw his forces further behind the Lore Suci ,.o,J
uent is not improbable. rs the danger OF III ouDi
in serya and Montenegro is becoming less ever! uI!
WoIi, hnt q crent Russian victory along the Danube
.n lam rto n blaze the expiring embers of the rreen
nsurrection Tie maritime powers have real! Pl1ct"
tLe little kingdom Of Greece h0Ts dc oo"ga'' h i
ever NAV he tie secret wishes of the people, they VIII
not be allie 10 raise finger III defense "' neii .
E;crists in Eprus and 1hessay. The whole coast IS
wat,Led by English aud French steamers so tna'
neither men nor munitions can be conveyed 10 'he III
sureents ty sea. a., ;,
MANY well informed persons consider the insurfec-
ton c,upletely Guelled but the guerilla warfare, Tor
vLb tbase mountainous districts well htted, VIII
d,,btless be carried on for some time TO come on
tLe i'm inst tie English and French ambassadors at
Athens sent in an ult.natum to the Greek Ministers
an answer 10 which was required III hve DAYS. Inc
above En- bassadors took the ground that the oVern
uent OF King Otho had VIGOROUSLY seconded II not in-
.ost,d IL revolt in the Turkish prov nces, aud made
hold TO say that "L France Il PdngieiSrre ont b"n les
ruouns de faro respecter teurS decisions Inc Do'-
erpn ent was demanded to maintain STREET neutrai'y
TO recall all the Greek subjects who have taken pat Ia
a insurrecton as well as TO dsband the troops along
tie Turkish frontier
TIE Government is required. moreover. to coInlnu-
uicate tie contents of the protocol OF the vienna Lon
ference Of the 9Th inst. to the Greek public. Inc
Greek Minister of Foreign Affairs desired longer
fine for tie decision of the Government. The answer
of tie English and French ambassadors was laconc'
A few minutes afteTward note was communicated 10
le Greek Minister 10 the effect that the Engsh ana
French squadrons had recG'ed ORDERS 10 capture aii
Greek eLipf.ofwar found o the open sea and convey
tb,m into Malta. 4 correspondent states that the
Einc remains obstinate ard viii sooner lose ms place
tl;n become tie puppet of the English and French
The latest mail from Constantnope brings no import
ant news While Omer Pasha is hard pressed along
the Danube, precious time as well Us millions o pas
tiers arc being squandered upon tetes. entertainments
and reviews along the Bosphorus. Prince Napoleon
has gone 10 Shunla. 81,
In 10 the latest date the Russians lad made little or
no iupr, ssion upon the fortress OF Sllstrla. me
v,rks have been storned once if not Oener, but the
russians were driven back with great loss even after
tlev lad possessed themselves OF one OF the OPOss'
The place is now completely invested that Is II we
con ieeye Russian accounts. Rustchuk has also been
bon Laided, but without success lcter III tne Sn'-
In saws that bloody battle fought ON the ioin'
tbr, l,aoues from Sistria which ended III tota de
fat Of the Russiaus According to the same lo'oVo
Tu,l were supported by 500 French troops. Froo-
! sbl, 10 such gag,mont has taken pace
Iunft sllude once more to subject which begins 70
assume a rather ridiculous character: mean mat OF
:. Au,,r;c.ns in Hungary" The Rev. James Cook
! Richmond has until lately, remained IN W 'ddln since
the time he was Ousted from the Austrian territory
He is now at Belgrade in serva. Not wishing 10 en-
counter the kleIhts feas and Bafhfbozouhs Oh 'hc
overland route TO COnstaDtiEople or perhaps desrous
NJ reystnp the theater OF his adventures IN Hungary
! he lately reonested permission to return to England
| tbrouqb Austria and Northern Germany. After the
events of last winter the Police OF course, ana not
listen TO his request believe, however, they VIII al
low him 10 leave the country from Trieste, but 10
reach that port from Belgrade long journey must be
pertormed up the Save and through Croatia fass
through Pesth and Vienna he cannot there are nun,
dreds Of American travellers in Austria THIS season ana
tlose who wish to visit Hungary find il extremely dl'
cult 10 get their passports yised Ministers OF the
Gospel receive peremptory " no. lbs sta'e rt o'
tbires is not without shade of the ridiculous Inc
gentleman of the white cravat who may wish to VISIT
Huncar, from Vienna is ushered by his rdid de place
into The presence of the Chief OF the Police an import
ant pe1snage among the Austrans. The Police regl'
lati,rs are more or LEES absurd but by conforming
strictly TO the same and treating the authorities WITH
roiteness. the ordinary traveller generally obtains
what lie desires. Several questions are put 10 our
clerical friend as to his age, place Of BIRTH Christian
name ard birthplace of his father and Others OF tne
same nature which required 10 be answered orali!
or IN writing The question as to bis profession Is al
last asked and our astonhed couniryman has the sa
tsfaction of learning that American Clergymen are
! poloncer tolerated in Hungary"
LOSS OF AN OFFICER.