New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
Tie WAR.

The :eres this week ceuters in negotiations than
fighting sbougb the important announcemsnt is r'eved
OF a violation OF seIviin territory by the Russns al Rl
deIjevst
Austria sppeGre TO be scns more IN unison with the
Wes;en Powers, whle Prussia leans more - As-'ia al
though itmpodziBg with bo:h psriies
On the oh the protocol defining the integrity of the
ouoman Territory was signed at Vienna by the Four
Powtre ncud ng Prussia, bur stimuli aueousy herewith
Prussia Introduced into her mutual alliance treaty win
Ausri. condpons ard limitations which would render the
treaty dead letter. and which Austria consequently re-
fuses accept The military Arrangements arising out OF
the proposed treaty have been referred TO Commission
PRESIDED over by the Prince Of Prussa
II was announced thr Chevsler Danseu, the Pu'aiAn
minister a. Iondon had been recalled and reason as
signed but the ~ ole tory subsequently contradiced
Hanover rdes with The Wes,.rn Powers All the minor
Guman SsteR except Bavaria DO likewise, and viii sup
port Austria forcing Pusa declare herself should the
subject come beore the Federal Diet
The I6e1endetee Bike announces positively that treaty
f ptrmsIeDt aiance-oensye and deiensive-had just
been signed be ween France and England Independently
Of the uCaes OF he present war.
The Turkish Government have ordered all Greeks who
VII Mt consent TO place themselves under the exclusive
Ifotectcn OF the Porte to leave the Turkish Territory
within If cen dsys rom March 30 This expulsion it IS
rad wa determined by the Porte contrary TO ths al
vice Of the Iepr, sentanyes OF the -Four Powers.
TnE Baltic April l2--Aimiral Napier et kIoSe Bay
lor Gothland being reported tha come of the Russian
ports were opeued and that Russian squadron Wa Oh
Feroe Also reported three American ship somewhere IN
the Baltic with FOR Russia and en- English steamer
was de- pstched after them There was bu Little ice ia the
Gulf OF Finland
decree of the rate OF Hamburg iose.-s tue e1P'r
Of grain at Lubec and Bremen
All OF the allied feet excepting the Chsrsmayne steam
r. were ysrna Be- Gu ,nr .0 of March Eight French
ships and six anchored east OF arns
,,d tuser east were ten Engsh line of battle ships and
six steamers.
All The marines of the seets were land to protect
Vsrpa
Admiral Durdss had sgnslzed his cruisers to take, burn
ard destroy every thing His fleets were in communication
with the turkish land force.
Prince Pashkewi,ch arrived at Bucharest the 5th
April.
Gorehaloff retains command Of the army but subject
TO the orders of Pasbkiewh The latter is invested with
the same powers as he had in Poland.
On the oolh March, an important sally made from
Ksefst and a sapgunsry encounter Of four hours dura
ton took place Tue Russians routed and were pur
sued for considerable distance.
From March the J0th to April there were engagements
OF ereser or less severiy.
was reported that important battle was tough' neai
Kessoys from IL. "a the 4h Of April but the result wa
rot stated TIE Cyclic 2s British war steamer arrived a
Malta on the III with important news The Turks pur
1osey left free passage for the Russians to Hirsoya and
then attacked them in tie After hard fight one
half of the Russians cut toPeces and the reminds
r,tred across the Danube No date is given
The TURKS had eysouad the fortr Of Czetnayoda
lie Dobrudschu, which was sheed by the Russians,
wa u sher staed without date, that 10000 Ra5 an
b.d crossed al Gale,eh Without oppOon. The account
of thee Occurrences yery confused
From Mala, the 7h, Il Is sta'ed that an English of.
from he Danube and the steamer Crescent which was 70 !"
Igr were fred into By tie Russrs Another Enghsn o'
raue unknosu laden with gain, sunk BY the Ra'ss
bareries on the Danube
Gen Canrobert. with 5000 French troops arrived
Corstantinople April 2.
Tie declaration Of war By France and Engisnd wa
Known in Turkey and caused immense Enthusiasm
In was reported that toe French Col Dew ulsr'''
ous offcer on the staff Of Oner Pashs was killed IL
. reconnaissance.
St Petersburg was Illuminated, and TIE Dsun sung L
hOn,r Of the passage Of the Danube.