The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-16
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

BY the last despach it was expected in vi.
| anna, hat il Prussia did not thr w any inmedi.
| ale difficulty in the view, and decisive
protocol would be signed by The Conference on
| the 9TH or 2Oih Of July. A courier with the
official communication of The answer of Russia
lett Vienna on Saturday, the 22d, for Paris and
London.
A statement from Bucharest, of 10 h nl,. tina,
Gen. Hess had crossed the WalIachan frontier
| is correct,
The present situation OF things on the Danube
may be told in very few words. All parties
are waiting for the advance of Austria Gen.
eral Gro,schakof commands in pr rson the 70, :
| 900 men stationed at Fraeschti, while 30 goo,
supposed to be under OStrn sacken, are posted
| at Budesctii, the LET bunk u. the Argich, TO
guard against a y attack from the Turks at OF
Ientza II s considered hat Omer Pacha viii
no. hazard any general engagement unassisted
by his allies. As to the allies their mn,i"ns are
slow, but it is evident they are systematic, and
drawing TO an end that shall be decisy
The advanced free oil. the BRUSH army has
progressed no farther than Devno, and he re-.
mainder are encamped in fftient positan rs be-
tween that place and Farna The health and
discipline Of he trrnps were excellent. The
incorporation OF the Bashi BaZnukes irto the
allied army is completed. All their officers are
Europeans, and in future they to be regu
iarly paid. Admiral liameen has ordered lie
immediate CONSTRUCTION Of thirty troop SHIPS
capable of Transporting 1000 men each voy
age.
1t is sur,nised that iliese ships are for use
the Danube.
The G-nera'-in- Chief are understood 10 have
now complt ted all their plans OF the coiupaisn
A new parsonage, Gen. Wasscz iknf has
been r. connoitering the Tomosch and Alischanz
passes in WalIarhls. On the llth July, Gen
Ruciger suddenly left Warsaw but as he Is
very old, it is not likely he will join The army
in The field /, is said that Gen. Park,-witch
will be re,nstated in Command !; The story of
his disgrace was doubtful.
GREECE The insnreclion in cnmple,, ly al
an d-'rhe cruisers of the allied feet srrZ
all The they fad on board the ships they
search. The Porte has established tw" cond'
iions for tae re establishment I'll peace with
Greece. The first IS public reparatI"n; h..
second an Indemnity for the loss and danasr
occas,oned TO Oltnran subject The indema'y
The amount of which 10 be fixed by four
mss,oners-Turk'sh, Greek, French, and Ea-
gl,sh--Is to be paid within brief period.
in two months complete satisfaction is ROT 6iven
TO Turkey, that power WILL RESUME is hostile
attitude towards Greece
The LATEsr AsPKcT or TIRE WAR-Accnr
ding III the most Ieceni trierraph'c cnmmu-
nicaiinns. and the Mnistera al announcements in
both Houses last night, two POINTS at intimate
import nice 10 The Course ut war are now assur-
ed. Ii ~ affirmed win confidence, both that
the Emperor of Russia will maintain the occu.
patton of the Municipalities by f"rce Of arms,
and that the Emperor of Austria will, Unnecessary
by force of arms expel him. lfthese resolutionsa
have indeed been Fl lily taken at the Courts Of
st. Petersburgh aud Vienna respectively. there
will then be end t, al those delays and un-
s-rtanties which have hitherto attend TIE land
Operations Of the war.-[From the London
Times July IS.