New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-01
From Or Ows Correspondent
LONDON, Tuesday. Auc. Is, l-5i.

1t stated in the Cologne Gazette that " after
"naDy years ne negotiations Ii, American Govern
"ment has declared its refu.sl 10 renew the ex-
listing treaty with Deb0Grk, uDess article v.
"be replaced by a stipulation according free
"passaee through the Sound 10 all American YES
"sels AT the same Il ne the Cnitei States Gov
'ernment has declined to offer any compens.
"rion. Denmark, mensced by these American
"nessures, has appealed 10 the other powers,
"snd the PTussian Government is said 10 be will
"irr 10 send % 60 men forthe protection OF the
Sound" Since the Sound duties weigh on no
one more oppressively than on Prussia herself,
the measure attributed to her would nar.ellOu.y
suit tie genius Of PIussan policy Altogether
81 non c zero, ben ,rorato
TIE Frankfort Diet has published the new Law
on the press and association. viii n has occupied
it, deliberations for long time. The law affect
ing public associations simply prohibits every sor.
Of political meetings or reunions, aud the las ou
the press imposes heavy sums of eantionssE.en.
makes the issue of ali publIcstioDs dependent on
Governmen. permission, aud xitsdrlws odeoses
OF lbe press from the jurisdiction OF the jury trial
Inc iobt ohhi va ent DeihH 'c''s"-
tionist conspiracy has been abandoned by the
Prussian Government the chief witness against
the accused parties, Mr.. Hentze, being declared
suspect by the public prosecutor fhis Hentze
is the same person on whose evidence, at the
Cologne trial, number Of my friends were con
demned to imprisonment in lcJ2. But we are no
longer in 1852, and the Prussan Government per-
h., 1,A Eka 70 tko ~. .L of soaipy oil ia
police agents branded second time reviving the
sourenirs of Coloen ne in the very Capital and at
time when the t.rreur Of counter revolution no
longer imposes On the people.
On the lst Of August the Servian Government
sent courier to Brestovasy, where Prince Alex
ander is using the waters, with the answer pro-
,osed 10 be made TO the injunctons of the Sab
in Porte The answer was signed by the Prince
anc Immediately forwarded to Constantinople.
1t alleges the impossibility of a disarmament, on
account OF the many dangers that would surround
it, but states that in Difference TO the wishes of
Austria and the orders Of the Porte the military
exercises had been suspended. Hzet Pasha, the
Governor OF Belgrade, has been recalled, at his
own request. His successor is not yet known.
Ten thousand Turks are said to occupy Buchs-
rest; but at the same time we read 10 to-day's
Moniteur that Austria is only waiting for the re-
ply of Omer Pa.ha TO the last Communication of
Colonel Kalik in order 70 con nand the entrance
of on Austrian corps into the Prncipslties
When Count BuOl received the notification from
Prince Gorchakof, announcing the departure of
the Russians from the Principslites, he answered
that the Austrian troops would occupy the
"Princpalities, but that such occupation had
"noihinR hostile to Russia
BY the prorogation Of Parliament in 1854 the
Eastern Question is brought back 20 the stage il
occupied at the prorOgation ofParament in 80
The Vienna Conference is once more to act 20
work, TO parslyze active operations, TO bewilder
public opinion, and to offer new occasion to SIR
James Graham, at the reopening OF Parliament
to say that a noble mind ia slow to suspect. 1t 10
worthy Of observation that the dodge originates
this time not with Austris, but with Eneland IL
self a. you will see from The Times venns cor.
respondence:
"Tle English and French Ministers have informed
Count Buol that they have been instructed by their
Governments to prop0se that the Vienna Conference
should meet. The reply is said to have bel that
nothing could be more asreeabie to the Imperial
Court
The basis Of the new deliberations Of the Con
ference il sort of revived Vienna note furnished
by the answer of NJ. Drouyn de iIuys to the last
communication of ~ de Nesselrode the cardinal
points Of " hch differ very little from wnat ex-
pected they would be, after the analysis gave
you in my last letter Of the term. named by The
Tunes There is not word about an indemnity
to the Turks, nor even 70 the allies. The u-urPet
Russian protec,orate over Moldaya, Wallacha
and Servis, is to be transformed into European
usurpston; the same i. to be done with the pro
Electorate" over the Christians in Turkey; the
fruits Of the Turkish victories 10 be restricted 70
free navigation of the Danube for Austria. aud a
change Of the treaty Of l-il in favor, not of Shc
Porte hut OF the Powers.
The speech of Lord Clarendon On Thursday,
the main points Of which have already reported,
contained a most important revelation 90 the pol-
icy observed by the English Ministry IN the Orr
entail question. lie stated in plain words
IL beg YOU will rcco.lect ha, was On the goth Of
March that var declared l.ttle than iogr
months agO-aId il was then anis crsaiiy believed
and when ray universally believed do not -peik
of her Msjeetys Government bat of the most so1e
and experienced officers both of England aud France
that at that tine Russi- medaied var OF further
aggresssoD Nobody belies ed that with the gfea,
forces .he had concentrated the north Of fhe Az
ute with all the efforts he had made and with al
tie vast supplies she had accumulated she dii not IN
tsnd-on The contrary thai she did inteni-a march
southwark. Although We DID hot doubt the known
bravery ef the TURKS, could not bring ourselves
70 believe that they would be able % resist the we'll
disciplined and numerically superior Russian troops
acting under the most experienced generals. while