New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06
FROM TIE DNNlBE.

Official adNccs 10 April 10, and private letters 10 l%'h'
state that nothing of importance had occurred BON par
tics continually locomotive and consequently skrmshes
take place but nothing more From the correspondence
Of various paper gather the following details oil the
c,onte that have recently TRANSFERRED:
An Austrian paper OF the 18th contains the following
Dispatch: ,,..,,..,,.
which had lust been fortified was DESTROYED ny an accl
dental fire. All the Russian stores, provisions ana ur''
also the military hospitals fell prey to tie iianes
From Vienna the 18th tcesaphed that the Rus
slams occurred Kus.endc II also SAID that IN evac-
uan the place the Turkish irrcguai set ii on fire. also
that iey massacrod all the Christians in the city The
whole story seems rather arccryphal
letter from Naina dated March 81 gives the following
clear and concise account OF the recent proceedings OF the
aiuiesi
Tho Russians after watn. few days n Galaich ad-
verced ON Matsln with 5000 men, including large
force of artillery but with few cavalry The Turks had
only two battaons Matshn aud retired before 'h1 en-
.nv toward Silstria where they are IN force le nus
Sims have also thrown considerable force over me n
ube nt Uirsova An officer just arrived from Siiis'rls
STATE that an action had been fought there but the truth
az his is doubtful An the Turkish troops in the Do
broda to the number of several thousands, have been
concentrated upon karsu, With the intention oil idnnS
back CA Shuma and Wanna. Three steamers were dis
patched from the feet 10 kosende 10 intercept aud bring
10 Wanna any Russian transports or provision ships the!
might fall i'll with. Not having found any at hostcndle
cv have proceeded to the Danube. The Pasha of Narna
has made application for troops lie has only 5000
with him present. The works extensive that he
would require l2 600 e. defend the place hc could
get but little assistance from ;he fleets. There ure many
thousand quarters of grain in Narna, and more daily ar
irving Ontr pasha has Withdrawn TO- coo men from Wild
du to reinforce his troops in the Dohroda and has a
Piled 10 the Porte for further assistance.
From shuHa, April 2, letters state that be Russian
force the Turkish side of the Danube about 10000
men, They had already advanced to Babadagh and held
all the country Of the Dobods far as karosu, whence
mar 0TM.r Ind an old Roman wall extend 10 No.
terdie on the Black Omer Pnsa peIieet! aware
ofhs great deficiency in cavalry and the d'aa' "i
riskng engagement on the open plans oil bueS"' u
was therefore concentrating many troops ~ 7ei"c'
PRINCIPALLY infantry in the nc.hboriocd OF shuina
lLoe were at the above date April upwards OF 10000
men at Shumla and more hourly arriving from 'ne
reserve at Adriano,lc and OF the posts on 'ne
the Danube Ismae Pasha the hero OF Ishetnic ma ar
rived Turtukai and il expected that 'o0'o IL,
would be assembled at shunla by the 10Th Ap7il.
dependence OF The London Times.
PARIS. "Wednesday. April H.: l-H.
The latest and most trustworthy accounts from he head
quarters OF OmCr Paa prove the urgent necessity OF "a.
allied forces arriving on the theaIrr OF war without ,s col
time, II Their, be Il doS. to avoid. Gen. paraguay HUI
LIS j. said have expressed in vi his dispatches
m. reYetition on land OF the catastrophe Of SinoQe.
4 comp,icAi person, who has Why recently examined
and with the greatest attention, the line Of the Danube
from Widdon 10 Rassoya and who has very mnuteY seu
tuizrd the elective force under the command Of one
pa.ha with liz capabilities aud organization l. not o
opinion that able 10 meet me Russian army slh
onward niarVn 20 uic r"uiA.
ecut j. exlrssed as 70 TIE zeal the enthusiasm ana Tx
ysinr of tie Turkish army; but te same authoni! de
eclars that notwi hs,andng The wonderful enor's h
b Oner pasla 10 introduce regularity ana cfIer ID ln
host IA, commands there l. sti rcLable dtho'tn'H
b,se respects With the exception OF Omcr fasi1 H-li
s.f wbnis admitted TO be a man Of much MeI-theS' az
, ar three others at the most there Is sad "sni 81 mn
ary capacity among the superior officers ana lNl'''
les smong the subatCans. , ..,
l, il true Il AT Omer Pacha i full OF daring ana inPetu
s;ry hint these qualities rather dangerous under iA
nreut circumstances and II would be most desirable u
h. bcnd not until supported by the allies, rlsk Od,'
with the Russians who have lately crossed the DannDo
Amending 10 these accounts the turkish army OF '
nsnnIc does not al-oan to more than $1,000 men wan
the Rus,;srs have now 100000 disposabe ana tlce''
non iu the municipalities and Basara0a. toru ha',
The r,Sepce of the allied fleets in the Black Sea rehus
II u,uos.jble for the Russians TO obtain supplies vm az
coast and considerable portion Of that immense iot'i
euroved in conveying pTOVisl0ns ana s'Ncs 10 o ~
brdia Bur the great danger Is III tie want oil ORGAN
YGtion of the Turks. -.
Hitherto they have done wonders, but pitched Da,'e
which ii the interest well the desire OF the hussA
hasten on before the arrival OF the allied aTne' iheI
re son To fer would be their destruction Inc oPio
Of the person 10 whom allude decisive on thai pom
am Informed that a report has been Forwarded Z" III
fr,llL Government H. Colon, Dleu-who, by the NJ,