New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-15
THE STATE OF EUROPE.

They have immediately dsembsrked ana occupied
Athens, a. King Ohio, or rather Queen Amelia re-
manned FESTIVE up to the last moment.
The Notifications of the Thraciap Peninsula seem
to be completed. bu. experienced officers say 'hs'
they extensive as TO require as army to garn-
them. in sufficient strength TO accept and hgnt
battle for the defense of the capital it should
be threatened. The French troops are now slowly
marching toward Adrianope, since Marshal st. Ar
maud and Lord Raglan have decided, at their inter
view with Omer PacAs, that time must be given to the
missmss of the Dobrodja and wallacha to decimats
the Russian army and that therefore decisive battle
should be avoided while the war of skirmishes and
sudden attacks which demoralzes the Russians BIZ
harrassns them continually, without offering the pos
sibiy of great battle and great victory must Be
carried on az before The English and French troops
are too precious to be exposed in Bulgaria to Russian
bullets; as yet they are not to fight, and must be
spared. bu. yarna WILL at least get European garri-
son. The Admirals Dundss and Hsmelin will soon
return to Baltshik and Kavarna having bomoarded
Odessa efficiently enough get adecoratve for Count
Osen Sacken; having besides, tried the range ofths
batteries of Seyastopo and found out that the de-
fenses of Kafa too contemplate to be destroyed
BY the English fleet, they believe they have done
enough for the glory of allied England and France
though the Tigerwas lost off Odessa. Still the cruise
had one important result the evacuation and destrnc
ton of the Russian forts the coast Of Crcasss By
the Russians themselves. Even Ansps and Sakum
Kaeh are repeatedly reported to have been destroy
ed still this is not probable since Anaps is strong
enough to hold out even against combined siege
from sea and land. at least for fortnight. The evac
ustion of Sukum Kaleh seems likewise to be a mis-
take but we know that Sudjuk Kaleh has been aban-
dsned.
Siistria still holds out and the assault on the
fortress has been calamity repused by the Turks ON
the 2lst Gen. Schders must besege il regularly and
open trenches and parallels; this tedious process wiz
last at least for three weeks and in spite Of the Bu-
charest reports which get by way of Vienna, the
fall of the fortress cannot be expected before the mid
die or even before the end of June. Ii is probable
that in the meantime the plans of the auAlllares will
be further developed, and may draw of the army Of
Prince Pashkiewitch from Sistra and from the Dan
ube. The Bash BorOuks or irrregulsrs are now to
be Disciplined; General Yussuf the chief Of the Arab
contingents in Algeria, is to take their command.
Gen. Yussuf is by birth an Italian, who was car
red off by Tunsian pirates when child. lie
was brought up in Tusis, emigrated to Algeria.
quest of Algers 1t was by his gallantry and pres
enee of mind that the citadel of Bona came into pos
session of the French who rewarded the young rene
gade officer by giving him the opportunity OF distin-
gushing himself He rose TO the rank of general,
married q French lady and commanded the active
Arab auxliaries of the French in Algeria. He s just
the man to organize Bashi- BOrouks whose vacr has
until now been equaled only by their pundering pro-
pensities.
The Moldo- Wallachs wearied by the pro-
racted presence of their liberators, the Russians.
and the country is exhausted by the forced supplies
of cattle and proyisons-the friends Of Russia not
having expected that the army would be compelled to
tarry so long in the Principalites. On the other
hand the Turks are Disguised at seeing their ellie
parsded in Scutar and digging trenches at Bulair
while Silistria is bombarded and the line of the
Danube becomes untenable unless the Anglo-French
army fills up the gap occasoned by sending about
10000 Turkish soldiers to Albania, Thessaly and
Eprus in order to chastise the lbusters of Greece,
lead, as they are by the generals, aidde-camps and
courtiers of King Ohio.
As to the Austrian Alliance, the public begins to
see how hollow were all the declarations Of Francis
Joseph and how little he is willing to act against
Russia In fact the Courts Of Vienna and OF st. Pc
tersburg are still the best terms. Austria alarmed
by the formation of the GrecoslavOnc Legion in
Bucharest, which to revoutonize Turkish
Serya but which had an influence likewise upon the
Serbs in Hungary and the Wallachs in Pennsylvania
requested the Gar TO have those crusaders dsbanded
The Gar promised il if Austria succeeded in defeating
the plan Of the Polish Legion in COnstantnope. Tho
good Offices of Austria of course successful; the
frman permitting the formation of Polish Legion
withdrawn under the preext Of dissensions among
the Poles; and the Grec0-Sayonic Legion in the
Principaites accordingly likewise dlsbanded by
the Russian Generals.
The delusions OF the Austrian Alliance and the real
policy OF England, viz: to support the struggling
tOnates, especially the Pole is to be the theme Of
Kossuth's new speeches. lie has been invited to
Sheffield for Whit-Monday, where meeting will de-
the Austrian Alliance ms impossible, unsafe and
unprincipled. Nottingha has followed Sheffield, and
invited Kossuth for the 18th. do not doubt that
several cities, especially Glasgow Liverpool and
Edinburgh, will soon do the Kossuth's populari-
" has not diminished, and the Ministry il already
alarmed by it.
Mazzin long since wrote anti-Slayery letter which
unpublished yesterday in The Morning Adrerser do
not know for what special purpose since he is not
in England His psDs seem 10 have been modified by
the seizure Of arms and ammunition in the vicinity Of
Genoa.
| have Just received the last Vienna papers, which
The London Illness correspondent is accustomed to in
corporate INTO his correspondence. limiting that be gets
the Intelligence from the Ministers, at least from
persons connected with the Court The report Of the
taking OF RassOys and of the advance of the Russian
on Rasgrad and Basardk is most emphatically
eontraaiced though the Russians continue to deluge
the world with ialse rumors of victories. Genera
Gders has not yt 0dcapced beyond he nou Of Traax.
though he has lost above ;, 900 in the contnuOui
skrmishes along his line. Silistra is bombarded, bu
not yet tesged; it il not surrounded the andside The
Russians tried 10 the Danube at Oentza on the