New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08
THE WAR.

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THE WAR.
1t reported that the Russians, unable on account
Of the blockade to defend the seaboard Of Crcassa had
evacuated oil their positions from Batun TO Anapa-a
distance of 200 leagues They burned all their own forts
and retired TO Kuais in the interior The Ccassians
came down from the mountains and took possession Of all
the posts which the Russians had occupied making prison.
crs Of 500 men, whom they surprised at SukkumKaeh
The Circassan had proclaimed provisional government
under the presidency of broiher-in-aw of Shamyl.
The rebellion in Thessaly is said to be gaining ground
again. The French steamer Conner had brought four p-
raca vessels into Rhodes The Trieste ZeUng says that
the ultimatuIn to Greece demands the observance OF
strict neutrality and the punishment OF all those who have
joined the rebellion; the immediate recall of all civil and
military officers who have joined it, and the refusal to re-
admit into the public service those who had resigned office
or left TO Join the Insurgents If these categorical demands
are not granted by the 22d the throne to be declared va
cant and new Government established.
The William Broderick, whore were imprisoned at
Revol has been released, and has sailed for England
Tie following statements ale from the German papers:
The correspondent Of the Agr0m Gazette, who wrote
on the llh says that fight had come off in the Nasoeve
district between the Montenegrns and the Turks IN which
theatter were victorious the former left eight men dead
on the field and fled with the conviction at the same time
that the Christian population had no sympathy for them,
and even if they had to display it, nor they on
the other hand any arms TO spare.
The evacuation of Little wallachia had made pro-
found sensation among the Christians Of the Herzegovina
and Of Bosnia.
The austrian Loyd, in its supplement OF May %, de-
cares in auson to the presence of Count Alvenssben
and the Prusian mission, as likewise the renewed confer
ence of the ambassadors of the four powers in Vienna,
that nothing known beyond conjecture and inde
finite outlines of the secret treaty between Austria and
Prussia; whereas something is known respecun. the
ostensibe contents least Of the Ango-French treaty
Tie andeyer says that the Turks masters OF the
islands above and below the mouth of the Auta II is
also reported that they are in possession OF lurnn which
they are ntrenchng as to make OF 1t second halaa'
In the Jalomitz district the peasanS have burned all
the haystacks collected by the Russians for the use OF
their cavalry.
4 teeoraphc dispatch via Hernannstadt from Bucha-
rest of the 10Th states that the Russians since the 10th
had Unexpectedly suspended their cannonade against Ss-
tria One explanation Of this may come from the clrcum
stance that the vanguard OF General Luder about the
18Th experienced at the hands of Turkish division de-
feat accompanied with very serious loss.
Austria and Prussia will demand that Russia snail
evacuoe the Turkish territory and accordingly dra OF
note TO Russia has been sent by the Vienna Conference
TO Berlin for approval Of the Prussian Government
According TO advices from Frankfort, the Ministers OF
Austra and Prussia have presented TO the Diet the JOINT
declaration of Austria and Prussia announcing The con-
tnued cordially of the four Powers, and declaring tha'
the proongaton of the struggle between Russia ana lu
kew continues danger to Germany After submitting the
declaration five protocols of the Vienna Conference were
laid before the Diet. The AusroPrussan treaty WIS no.
tfcd to the assembly and the other German states were
invited TO adhere 10 1t. :.
Sir James Graham admitted that the Tiger steam irg-
INTO had cone ashore and been captured by the Russians
liz also stated that the Russian ports in the Baltic anu
Block Seas were bockaded but at present there was no
intention on the part OF the allies to blockade ArchangA
o the White Sea- ,,
;co !. amounted British Charge Affairs and Consui-"en
eral 10 NewGrcnads. - :.
There is no later from Siiistra' An EhsnSi "
vision was TO embark a; COnstannope Tor Narha' anu '
Fcb force was TO march to the Balkans ON the 2oi'
The Russians were maneuvrelng TO cut OIL he oouuo"
,ion between Varna and Sistria On the llth the com
bpod ace.s were stl cruising before Sevasopo' Little
else new Of war.
Cen Forey's division French left Malta 3D. IN iouf
teen steamers to take possession of Athens
In the British Parliament explanations had been gwen
respectng various incidents Of the war. Lofa oaTeH
stated that the treaty between Austria ana fussa
be laid before Parliament as soon as the Po'oeoi
ING should be received further, that papers Womb DC
laid before the House to show ha. coeeve measures were
necessary against Greece and finally that the --latest IN
terorce received by the British Government was tAa'
Persia viii remain neutral in the Turkish war
Spanish advces say that the Black Warrior aiaif L S
unsettled and that NJ. Galano, special messenger 10
washington. is 20 endeavor settle the matter without
Mr. Soul,s intervention.
Mr. buchanan transacted business at the Foreign Once
on the Goth.
The English Admiral, Hyde Parker, is dead
TYe London Times Of May p has the following - OE
q. correspondent at Vienna confirms the fact we maze
already pubhcd of the signature OF proocol oy l0
reprgcntaiives Of the four powers asserting ther GG
q. ,er,n;notion 70 maintain the integrity Of Turkey lie
Is adds that Austria and Prussia VIII now demand the
evacuation Of the Turkish territory, and that Accord
inr,y draft of note to Russia has been sent by the
Conference to Berlin foT the approval OF the i4 ian
Government. 49,,
According to intelligence from Malta OF the I'D '-'
vision Of Gen Forcy has left to-day in ID s'eae' 10
Athens, which city ii viii occupy. a.
On the 25th the Russians were maneuyeThS 10 81" 'N
the eommunicat be. seen Varna and Sisira.
An English division was to embark at Con'tah'hoi''
for Wanna While the French force was to march on ''
/ Balkans.
On The lih the combined fleets we're still cruising Do
fore Sevasopcl. .., a..
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