New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-15

SLAMS. e. efets and iDsupportsble
The Russian orces in the PrinciPalites-if we may
trust tie Austrian pspers-hsVe been great! increased
during the past month. According u the S''4sse"
Fy,urd Il coo Russians are encamped srouad hsliis'
5000 meu are ID Great Walischia under the
ne, ,ooal command Of Prince Gorchakoa, whose
besdousrters are in Bucharest between tue Sereth
and the Pruth stands Gen Luders with i5OJJ
men: betwesc toe Pruth and the Dniea,er, Gen
Osten-Sackep. whOse corps, q. soon IS Gen.
TsbeodaeTs division arrives Will amount to 60 0))
men A reserve Of 30 900 men is organized 10 yolhy-
MIA BIZ Gen SbncliDkof; 1900 more are on their
march 70 Odessa and Crimea while the army Of the
Caucasus, under Price WoronzOh, is put down as
~ OO0 neI strong By this statement tae European
army ID array against Turkey aud her allies, amounts
to Iesrly 80 900 men and above J1o cannOns.
We learn il has been decided by the Gar to re
main entirely on the defensive, aud 70 form strong
intrencbed camp at Fokshani between the Prath ami
the Sereth upon which the troops OF Walacba are TO
fall back il case of reverses or the Danube In Oies-
ga Sevastopol Revsl aud Cronstadt, the Qualifications
are constantly strengthened and the Gar seems TO
feel that the war has 10 decide the future Of Russia
and OF Europe His object is 10 protract il for 10 such
case be counts upon the cooperation Of Prussia and
Austria while the Engliih and French wish to strike
q decisive blow and to conclude peace. The condqct
Of austria becomes daily more suspicious. Even Tie
Times cADnOt deny this and the Emperor OF France
worries Francis Joseph and asks Tor explanations,
pledges, ana unequiTocal declarations while the semi
official paper of Yiebns approves Of the conduct of
Prussia ard finds even the speeches Of Mantenfel
clear and straightforward.
As 10 the Greek insurrectiOn-it is confirmed that
Ksrs.ksks has been defeated before Arta and that
in portant success has yet been obtained by tne fill
clustering bands from Greece, punderiDg their way
to the Turkish frontier / is limited however thatthe
Greek Government has Intentionally left IFS cash unpro
tected, and in the way of the sympahzers The Sultan
is not willing TO forbearance towerdKng Ohio,
since il is notorious that the Queen ayors The nsurrec
ton in Thessaly. The Austrian Emba.sador in COls:an
tnople is Likewise said to sympatnZe with the insur
gents aid secretly gives them all possible aid but be is
too clever in his maneuvers and though tue suspicion
against him is very strong impossible to prove any
thing which might compromise him
Austria on the whole, il in a most trying position.
The premium on silver has risen TO 81 per cent in
Vienna. Radetsky apprebends movement IN Italy,
and requires reinforcement of $1,000 men: an army
of 10000 is posted along the Turkish frontiers ON the
enormous line from Cronstadt in Iransylgsnia to Cat
tero in DaIma,ia Hungary is eager 10 strike blow;
ana under such circum both France and Russia
demand clear statement respecting the future policy
81 Francis Joseph. The Austrian monarch, who, by
the wsy is to be married in month is forced to adopt
lne Of policy compromising bis throne. OF course,
be wishes to remain perfectly nes;ral. and has yet
some hopes Of so dong He ende5sors now TO form
90 offensive and defensive alliance with Prussia aud
With the rest of Germany which might, perhaps,
enable him 10 maintain his avOwed neutrality though
it is selfevideDt that the cost of great army war
footing must shortly lead to Austrian bankruptcy.
There are likewise other signs of unpleasant future.
against which neither Prussia nor England a1d France
can guarantee him His cousin tile Prince o. Farms,
was mortally wounded by an unknown person, on the
26th Of March. This reckless Prince, who has
army at all his dOminOns being just under Austrian
protection squandered his income 10 the most extrava
cartmaDner, and HAD just entered series of
tOus sca arrangements in order 70 squeeze money out
OF the pockets of bis unhappy subjects. In Prussia
the spirit of discomfort is rising aud the English fleet
in the Baltic in sight of the Prussan coast may lead
popular demonstrations not agreeable TO the drunkard
King The idea of forcing him to abdicate in favor Of
his brother the Prince OF Prussia has become familiar
with tie higher classes all Germany, aud the per
sOnGl conduct of the King is not suited 10 win either
the affection or the respect Of his people Only lately
he knocked his head seriously against a tree in the
70, al Gardens at POtsdam In fit Of Drunkenness
Tie King OF Denmark, the last of his race, who by
the treaty OF the 9TH of May made over eventually his
kingdom to the Gar, feels uneasy at the presence Of
.bo NE, 10 bo,
Napier. The Diet of Copenhagen has passed vote
Of want o. confidence in his Ministry By large maor
ty, yet the King is unwilling to dismiss BIZ. cia id
yisers who are all in the Russian interest," neither has
he the courage 10 dissolve the Diet being we'll aware
that general election would return the same men.
and tina, il might be dangerous in sight of tue Eng
feet, 10 suspend the constitution altogether. The
course OF Sweden has until Low, been more straight
forward aud less Objectionable.
The War IN Europe once opened. il will be our duty
and interest as Americans TO keep equally clear Of
each combatant. TIE advantages of such 8 war 70
ihlscountry is doctrine fit for bad men 10 preach and
weak men to believe. Our interest lies in peace
abroad well as st home. We gain from Europe az
peace nation in numbers every year equal TO that OF
tie Athenian stste-the most gifted people of an
tiquity-for We gain 100000 immigrants But COM
merce or svarice overloks this 10 the greed Of high
prices for grain, though the riches OF selling it for
period at exaggerated rates were as one TO hundre
compared to the great stream of manhood which pour,
into territories leveng the primeva forest drain
ing old feculani marshes euliyating the virgin soil
improving the climate building towns and cities and
scattering civilization brOsGcast This war. 10 the
same extent tina. il continues, vii diminish be tide