New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-08

brave Haynau beaten by the worknen Of !
London distilleryl Are we 70 abandon the
Russians who saved US from destruction IN l5i-,
end form an alliance with the enemies Of the Holse
Of Hapsbugi u conHOt he, was the language ot
the Government aud great majority Of the SUB
ieo;s, long after the Russians had cFOssed the
Pruth. ID the mean time, the position OF Prussia
ard the damage resulting 10 Austria from the Oc.
cupation Of the Principalites raised up crowds Of
enemies against the Emperor OF Russia. Russian
influence lOst here Whist IL soon after gained az
Berlin. Prussia became the leader Of the Ban-
lerg faction. The policy of Ausiris gravitated
toward that of France aud England, the position
of the two great German Powers became exactly
reverted. and ct the preseLt moment we have be-
e re US the prospect Of IN alliance OF Austria with
the western powers, while . combination OF Prus
sa with Russia exists among the prOoabilitles. IL
must he remembered that there are many e.e-
meuts at work in the present conflict, especially
with reference to Germany The Crown Of the
ol2 Germapic Empire is the prize for which Fran
Cis JCseph and FREDERICK William are cOlteuding.
The smaller Statef, afraid Of beng absorbed, nst-
urally accept the leadership OF Prussia 50 as -
present powerful front to Austria.
Next to nothing has been done IN the wsy Of
negotiation since the rejection Of the last Russian
proposals. The Vienna Conference met on the
18th inst but the resul. of their deliberations has
not been made public The Austrian Uhimatam,
noupcement Of the evacuation Of the Princpaii-
tee has not been sent 10 81. Petersburg. will
not occupy precious space with vague conlectures
upOn political Affairs. The movements OF the
Government are clothed with almost Egyptian
darkness. The London TiBrcS pays $4,000 per
year for It's Vienna correspondence. Yet 1t
standing rule with all German politicians especi-
ely with those acquainted with tie course Of
eyents to rerersc the statements made IN the
Thvnderer respecting Austrian affairs, in order 20
arrive near the truth.
According 10 announcement the Austrian troops
will enter Wallacha during the present week,
though not for the purpose of driving out the Rus
sians, who bsd not, at the latest date, given up
/ tbe line Of the Sereth. The Turks are pursuing
item closely. Field Marshal Hess is with the army
on the Wailschsn frontier The Emperor and
/ Empress are spending week at lschl leaving the
/ Arcbduke Ferdinand max 10 entertain Don Pedro,
King of Portugal, who has been in Vienna several
days
Referring again to the expected march Of the
| AustiaBs into Waachia, IL is matter of more
Importance than might appear at the first view.
In the frat place il in direct opposition to old
treaty between Russia and the Porte The posi-
ton of the Austrian troops compelled the Russians
to withdraw beyond the Sereth. This new move
ment may induce them 10 recross the Pruth; bat
! am unable to say that there is no secret under
standing between TIE two powers The idea OF
tie Austrian Government; in fine, of extending
Austrian dominion to tie mouth Of the Danube, is
immensely popular with us in Vienna. glance
at the map will show the advantage Of the same
TO the Empire. II is only along the Danube that
she can hope TO extend her dominion and influence
with ally prospect of ultimate success. The
teschings of history show that she is more likely
to gain by working eastward than by foolish AZ
tempt to thrust her extremity farther into the
Italian boot. Formerly the HuDgarans prevented
an enlargement Of Austrian dominion, along the
lower Danube; now, tie House of llapsburg can
not hope 10 cOunteraCt French influence in Italy.
She must look along the great river which waters
her dOminions. The Huns marchedalong It's banks
and through its valley flowed the waves of the
Magyar and Mongolian immigrations. AT a later
date the black hosts Of the Osmanlis poured
through the same and were scattered
before the walls Of Vienna, while the
Crusaders chose it as the great highway 10 the
Orient l was correct in stating in my last com
muncation that the Russians were In no haste to
give up Modavia But few of their troops have
actually re-crossed the Pruth, although there has
been much marching, counter marching and
changing OF positions The Russian forces al Ga
latch, Reni, Braila and lsmail have, on the con.
trary been strengthened by fresh reenforcements.
strong Turkish force ID passing through the
Dobrodla in order to operate in Bessarabia.
They will be assisted by division of the com
bined fleets as well as by strong detachments
pushed eastward from Rustchuk and Bucharest.
There promises TO be much hard fighting in those
regions. Iskender Bey, with his Bashi BozOuks,
has been reeonnoitering the Russians and engaging
almost daily in severe skirmishes At the latest
date he had sent back ], 500 Russian prisoners 70
Bucharest. On the 18th he was near Buseo the
headquarters OF Prince GorchakOf 4 e DAYS
previous tie Russian headquarters were at FOX
shani, but were again removed to BuseO. Rus
sian deserters were foeking 10 the Turkish camps.
The few Turkish prisoners have been carried into
Bessarabia. Eight unfortunate Poles had been
re-captuTed and sent back TO await terrible pan
ishment. A large force hasl unmstahaby been
sent to operate against the Of the retreating
Russians. Cn the ilth inst Alif Pasha had
pressed forward from Bucharest far as the
Villages of Moldoreni and Ustsheni. The Turk
sh troops have everywhere been received with
the greatest enthusiasm. Deputstion after depu
tation from both the people and clergy have
waited upon Omer Pasha at Rustchuk. on the
l4th services were held in the Metropolitan
Church at Bucharest, in gratitude for the re-
establishment Of Turkish authority in Wallschia.
A deputation of Boyards waited upon Omer Pasha
with protest against the return OF Prince Stir
bey in the character Of H0spOdar. The Serdar re-
piled that the reInstatiOn removal OF the Prince
would depend upon the decision of the Sultan.
The line Of telegraph will doubtless soon be ex-
tended from Hermannstadt to Bucharest. An Aus
trisn Commissioner was 10 leave OrsOya on the
leth for the headquarters of 0mer Pasha. IL il
stated that a Turkish manifesto will soon be pub
lished in the Principaties snnulng the treaties
of I779. 1892 and 1912, whereby Russia claimed
the protectorste over large part of the Sultan's
subjects. The Herzegovina is about 70 be incOr-
pOrated into Bosnia The inhabitants of the Cri.
mea have been forbidden 20 leave the peninsula.
but are allowed to retire from the coast districts.
Extensive preparations were being made st Sc
yastopol TO receive the French and English. Large