New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-02

bscu get damp soft and mouldy and not only dsa
groeGbe TO the palate but the case Of oil kinds Of com
good water and when by chance this is found, it can
hardly be preserved in the miserable wooden TASKS called
ohSfTos which saturated with sehHaPps that the
victor at gets empyreumatc taste. The only
creature comforts which the get schaapo tea and
tobacco.
"Tbe affair at Czernavoda the most ssnguinary Of AL
and the almost daily recurring attacks the edw0rks al
Rss,ova end sisiris have caused such hustle on this
par. Of the Danube tia: the and peasant
almost l.st in the turmoil Of Everything that il to
be found belongs the soldier alone; he has only
house bed. vehicle horse, meal bread, ny, oats wine
and soLn0Dp but the and legs Of the man ia
"muf who must work hard in fortifying and fornging
You will be able to guess how are liked, If you ever
CHANGED TO inhab besieeed town of which the enemy
ives in possession
1.-The news from the higher parts OF the Danube is Of
most contradictory description This much however we
know certainty The bes;-inormed officers in Waaohia
DO consider things sae and have sent their wives
vauables and better carriages and harness to the le
bank Of the Pruih They have besides suddenly and to-
tally left off talking big shout reaching Constaincple
this In the meantime requirements keep com.
ing in from BessaTabs ami particularly cavalry and
heavy artillery which last is sent TO the DObrodia and
Kelassch for armng the boats and soops The troops
coming through Moldavia encamp on the Fokshani line
w the frontiers of Trans sna. Behind Fokshani
camp hospital is being arranged for immediate SER
vice. -
ard bloody We already rich IN ague typhus,
dysenery scUrvy home sickness and hospital gangrene
so that il does require much more 70 produce that a.
lechan which being discovered IN lt~i anu r-' "
the ilusous Councillor OF State the Chevaer Won Sed-
tz gave the critical gentlemen of the faculty ana me
Aoademiciansof st. Petersburg convenient opportunity
OF earning laurtls without risk and danger
Accounts from all parts of Germany confirm inc I'M
preston that the cause OF the apparent naction OF the
Russian armies is their increasing apprehension that 'hey
will soon have encounter other adyefarits 'Aa me
Turks and to the seat of war from the banks OF h
EauUbe to those Of the SeTeih the Dnieser Aus.r. l
nj first assembled its chief forces under the command OF me
Arc hduke Albert the frontier of Servla and NE ic 81
the Save and The presence OF mat army erved
To strengthen the Turks in Their position AZ hhiald ana
10 defeat tie scheme OF invading Serva, where the 6ov,
eminent of Prince Alexander was vigorously supporter
ogorst the Russian enissfies by the agents OF all the
Other powers. But when this movement had been pre-
vented and the Russians had retired from Little aha
ella the interest OF the campaign passed TO another To-
cality Ii became known at Vienna that The Russians,
instead Of hurryng all their available troops and re-
endorsements TO the Danube, were forming considerable
depdts and environments on the line OF the Sereth,
from Kaminietz Podosky, the frontier of the Rus
sian ,royinoa Of Podolsk to Fokshani, thus making
Moldaya the base Of their operations and turning their
front TO the west rather thar 10 the south These posi-
lions are in fact the which they occupied IN the
early part of the year as previous to The Russian inter-
verion in Hungary, and the passes OF the Carpathian
Mountains by which they communicate win lransyl-
vania were more than once holly disputed IN the course
NJ tha, war An army In this province has the advantage
of being able TO advance into Ga'a by the north orho
Waacha by the SOUTH as the course OF pocy or OF events
NAV prescribe and in either il would turn The Hank
of CORPS occupying the Bukowina, or the extreme east
ern frontier of the Austrian Empire. We are let, then
in uncertainty 10 the next movements Wlilch may DC
Contemplated ty Russia; but it is evident from The las:
measures of the Austrian Cabinet that they think 1t
necessary to prepare i'll earnest for the defense OF Hac
which is PERHAPS more seriously menaced at this moment
than is the Turkish Province OF Bulgaria Accordingly
tLe second division of the ermy has been ordered 10
march with all speed to the north and Gen Schich'
ore of the ables Of the Austrian officers is TO take COM
msnd in that province It is extremely difficult to Obtain
apy information the real movements OF the Russians
but hee TO believe that the corps OF the mPerai
Guards is marching from the Baltic Prov lnce into Polani
by way of Kowno and that the strength of the first and
second division of the army is still concentrated in the
Po.b Provinces The great straegcal difficulty of the
Car in the present war is that he exposed TO attack on
six or seven points wholly distinct from each other and
each remirinp en- army for its defense. The attitude Of
Austria is therefore Of the highest importance 10 the
course of the war, 49, -
The Hospodar of servia has placed the Principally in
state nc siege,