New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02
THE AUsTRLANs AT BUCHAREST.

Correspondence Of The y l. 4Eih -le
Bucharest. Walachia, Sept. ., l-ji.
According TO information received at the Wal
lacLian capital one of the great objects Of the
campaign has been achieved namely, the with
drawal of the Russians from the Lower Danube.
Roth Ibrala and Gaatch, il IL said, were evacuated
On tie I'd inst, 81 that steamers can now pass the
Sulina without obstruction. 10000 Turkish troops
are encamped about Bucharest, and almost every
palace in the city has been converted into h0sp
al for the SICK and wounded. The 10000 Egyp-
fans are encamped. one Part toward Olurgey0
The cholera has ragged feariully in the camps as
well as in Bucharest. Al present, however, the
number Of cases is limited. Omer Pasha resides
in palace outside the city. The Brsam is now
being celebrated in the Turkish camps, and the
soldiers are allowed to wander at pleasure through
the city. They pay literally for everything in
hard cash and observe the most perfect order
The Austrians will enter the city tomorrow III
tie force Of 10000 men, and be quartered among
the inhabitants. Other brigades will follow in the
course of few days. One.third of the Austrian
troops near the city are in the hospitals from te-
yers and the fatigues of SIX weeks march. II
NAV be pleasant for the officers who came do Hn
from Vienna on the splendid Danubian steamers
but one, who marched from Orsoya, informed me
tits morning that the troops would gladly turn
back to Austria. | have not noticed the least en-
thusiasm in Bucharest relative 10 the occupation
f
would prefer to have their new guests on the other
side of the Carpathans. The Austrian Comman-
dcr-in- Chief arrived last evening. Omer Pasha,
il is affirmed, will soon move with the main body
oflis army toward MOldayia. That they will soon
leave their present encampment Is certain. Is
kaIder Bey is still operating with success IN the
rear of the Russians. The statements relative TO
the evacuation of MOldaya are conflicting. Some
saw tie entire Russian army will soon be beyond the
Pruth. and others affirm that il will pass the winter
in that Principally unless driven out by the Turks
| and Austrians. Tie movements of the latter are
always suspicious, but with three times their pres
ent force in the Principally they could not make
Roadway against the really splendid army OF omer
Pasha. Struggling Russians are still picked up
within six posts OF the city \ Russian 0filcer,
wounded at BuseO, was brought back to the city
aud inhumany left to his fate. Omer Pasha having
heard of tie TACT wrote at once to the head of the
Government, commanding him to supply the Off
Ger with ply stefan, provide for all his wants, aud
after his recovery, allow him to return to Russia.
lie city is quiet, the watch being kept by Walla-
chians and Turks in common. Deryish Pasha,
Commissioner of the Porte for the Principaltles,
has Organized a new Government from the most
influential BOyards. He, OF course, acts in coop
GRAFTON with Omer Pasha. The new Ministers are
instructed TO govern the land strictly according TO
the Constitution aud AT the same time 10 give good
be ed t. the Turkish GenerallssimO.
Ii is confidently affirmed that the Turks have
already been induced TO give up many political re-
fugees 10 the Austrians. The expedition has sail
ed from Varna-to whatpOint is known only by the
AdnITals.