New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-28

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With 3u c-7Airy, while tie Gaeeta pretenis that no
Joined tl,m siaslc-baDded. Al Midrid 1t WAS ru-
mored tLat the Hug's regiment del Rey,) had gone
ever 10 be Insurgents. The correspondent Of TAr
Morning Chronicle adds that they were Joined be-
sides b officers OF all arms several companies Of
he regiments stationed at Toledo and two b,ttaons
Of volunteers from Madrid. The Gscda announces
that tie division ordered TO pursue the rebels len
Madrid u the evening OF the 9TH being composed Of
three brgades Of infantry, OF cavalry. two bat
teIits OF artillery, one company Of engineers. aud ono
de,sclu tut Of the woTkmen oil the military admins.
trati,D. Ii set out under command Of Gen Vista
HeImosa, who was replaced, however on the follow
/ Ing DAY by Cen Blazer. the Minister OF War A
royal decree OF eth Juy ntrusts the iastr, of War
10 Gen. san Roman during the absence OF B.aser.
Tie Gacs,a ststes that the division above mentioned
was at rambleque and proceeding in the direction OF
Cuidad Rcs, 10y the valley vi the GnadianA GA the
sane day. Blastr published proclamation 90 the
4 soldiers and non-oonmissoned officers IN tsc rebel
army. Inviting them 20 return 10 their stan iards, and
pr'His them full pardon in the name Of the Queen.
We re. the following in the 1essager Dc Bayonne
" According io the latest news we have received Gen.
ODoHrtli mbts movement in the direction Of VALDEZ
poee The vanguard OF the al army assembled af
1cmbicGue. Gen. ODonnch . empla ing his leisure in
exercising BIS lIc army cor posed OF 90 hose siX
pieces OF artillery and 500 infantry
The pro ,smafiens OF ODonnell aud Dulce are Of :
different character ,he appealing to-he Con.titu.
iion of 1857, the oIer to the ancient CiSi,n right
OF instruction against monsrchs guilty OF having
broken tle coronation oath. A new feature is the
formation of republican Sueras in yalencis. Under
date of 9th inst, communication has been received
to the fleet that some aud villages have rises
sgaiust the Government, among others Aura Aativs
and Carried. Orozko retired Colonel, hss entered
the last named town ut the head of an ar ned baud.
cUn6scated all IRE arms. and invited the Inhabitants
by proclamation to join the movement The Govern
ment sent on detachments of cavalry infantry and
civil guard to suppress the instructions in Valencia
lie Independence Beige gives quite a version OF
the Russian note addressed to Austri, and Prussia
According 10 this paper, which may be regarded
the private MoRiteW of the retired Russian diploma
lists 1t Brusscs the Russian note not addressed
directly TO the Austrian Cabinet but to Prince Cor.
cbakof, who lcd Il copy with Nj. de Buol, expressing
the belief that Austria while demanding the evacus
ton OF the Princpaties by the Russians, only meant
t. propose an armstice since it could not be her wish
to expose the retreatng Russian armies to attack
of tie allied forces. The Austrian meaning, accord
iDey must have beena suspension OF arms. Turks.
Enghsh and French would then have to abstain from
all forward movements aud from every act OF fresh
hostility tn Russia As to the evacuation of the Prn
cipaltes by the Russian troops, the hote dwells on
the absolute necessity for Russia OF maintaining GER
tain straegca points in those provinces while At
t,ndng the conclusion of peace she would other
wise be placed in too dsadvantal eous position with
regard to the armies Of the allies. On the other
hand the note protests against any supposed nton-
ton Of threatening Austria by the said strategicsl oc
cupaton. Proceeding from these premises, the note
expresses the disposition OF Russia to enter upon
new negotiations of peace to be the following ba-
SIS The integrity OF the Ottoman empire, which the
Russian Government has never intended to injure;
the equality between the Christian and Mussulmsn
subjects # the Porte su, il is understood IN tho
prtoc,l of April 9; finally, the revision of the
ventiOns referring to the Straits. The note admits
common protectorate of the powers over the Chris
taDs OF Turkey but with regard to the Russian pro-
t.corate OF the Greek Christians, the article in rho
nd,pendance confesses that some vague phrases are
attached To il which would give sufficient latitude for
diyergibg interpretations Prince Gorchakod, 1t Is
said, speaks even in q more subdued tone than tho
note hself His Dispatch does not contain the last
tord Of Russia be may be authorized to 90 further.
with a view OF enabling Austria to enter into fresh
negotiations On the 9th inst, however the Vienna
Cabinet had not yet come ~ a decision. Now
Gays The Lndtpenddnee, or rather Baron Brnnow.
must not conceal from ourselves that whatever
the dispositions at st. Petersburg might be, sim
gle Incident, actual act Of war attack against
"Cronsttd,, or what ia more probable, against Sc
yastopol, and even the occupation OF the Alsnd
" I.les by tie Anglo-French, must necessarily modi-
" ly those dispositions, and give more force to tho
party opposed to any concession
At all events, this Russian note has satisfied Prus
sia which considers it sort Of escape into new
negotiations and means of preventing the Anstri-
ans from entering Wallachia. The MOHaew itself ad-
mts that the objections raised by Prussia against this
Austrian entrance have produced the fresh hesitation
eyinced by the Court OF Vienna. On the other hand,
We are told in the sanctimOnous Morning. Chronicle
that il was urged from Berlin, that the contingent
duty with which the Court of Berlin charged ITSELF
of protecting the Austrian territory from invasion,
entitled it to protest against any fresh provocaton
OF Russia" it is known, besides, that the treaty
between Austria and Prussia was arranged in pre-
cisey such manner as to allow either of the powers
to stop its military operations long it should not
be WINGED Of the necessity Of the warke steps con-
t.mplated by the other. Thus Austria may aPpen
anxious 70 act with the western powers, while hnds
itself stopped By the remOnstrances Of Prussia for
ny part am that all these eVenualities we're ar
ranged for long ago by the three northern powers ia
common, and that the new difficulties raised
against Austria only intended to give her occuPa-
ton OF Wallschia the appearance OF herslc oPPo'