New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-02
how the Empire is to be reconstrucisd The chri,ta.

how the Empire is TO be reconstructed The Christian
nations Of European Turkey are tie siiest and most
sLiee population Of Europe. The Serbs, too lazy for
,srculture live chiefly by cattle breeding and jealous
If conpetiton do no, allow emigrants TO settle among
Them The Moptonegrns the Albanians and the Ar
s,o,es of the Pndus are ireebooters BY profession;
n. Buesri,n and Bosnisk peasants have no manly en-
,rve,ic shirt accustomed be sers they do not Az
prc TO rule nor have they the education httng 'hem
for the management of an Empire; while the "reeA'
are well known as the greatest cheats and ih'nguers
in Europe, character they have earned IN lurao'
and in independent Greece, as well as in the ioh'ah
Islands Under such crcums tances the Angio-F rencn
occupation will probably last longer than was ors'
nally contemplated and may in spite Of all the con-
yentions and stipulatons to the contrary, ultimately
lead to partition Of Turkey though its original OBJ
ect MAS the defense of the independence and ntcgrI-
ty of the Ottoman Empire.
On the Danube the Russian positions were lately
the following: At Turnu. opposite to NieoPoh' the
extreme right wing is formed BY the brigade corps or
por,iop Of the corps of Osen-Sseken, 1.-THE brother
of the Osten Sacken of odessa; at Simntza opposite
TO Sstov Gen Pswoif and portion OF the Dafneoerg
corps is stationed; Gen. Soimohof and the rest OF
Dannebere's corps keep the positions of Giurgevo'
Oltentza and Fateshti opposite to RustsAuk' and
willie the center of the Russian force is at kaarasn
under the Gems Samarin and Adlerberg, opposite III
tursai to Silistria the corps of Gen. LADDERS forms
the left wing and holds the DobIodja The Turks con-
tinuay Larrass the right wing Of the Russians and
have succeeded by some bold attacks on Turnu in in
dictinc severe losses their enemies. Gen. LADDERS
has likewise received a serious check al Rassovs,
I'm boll nd ID
Kalaiat has advanced to Krajova aud occupied all
Lesser WalIachia il seems that the Turks have
pursued the Russians across the Auta portion the
Russian army of occupation has turned its front to-
ward Pennsylvania, great camp is formed at Kamen-
etz to threaten the communication between Gsliicia
and Transatlantic and an army corps of 10000 men
is advancing from Warsaw to Kelce on the way to era
COW, while 10000 men are marching to Warsaw by
the way of Kowno. Prussia, according to the hopes
entertained BY the Russians, will in avery few days
declare openly in favor of the Car, while Austrai Is
expected in about month to go openly with the
western powers Still have reason for not believing
the latter report Austria must remain neutral or
she will be destroyed by Russia in short campaign
which will bring the Russians in six weeks from Ora
cow to Vienna and revolutionize Hungary and Italy.
You see the plot thickens everywhere.
The destruction of the Russian military stores al
Fokshan set on FIRE by the inhabitants which Is an
nounced in the MOni'en, is only the confirmation Oh
an old report which we got by telegraph hve weeks
back According to the same authority the RUSSIAN
army in the Principalities Cow amounts to ioo,ooo
men, while Omer Pasha has 100000 Turks under his
command, the reserves of Adranople not included.
Tie auxiares have not yet left the shores OF the Sea
of MarmOra their headquarters are still Galllpon'
Scuar and Rodosto but orders have been received 70
proceed to Varna and AdranOple From Asia there
is no news, but it is knewn that the Circassans are
beginning to rebuild and to lortiy the ruins OF the
Forts Golowin, Weliamanoh and Gagri on the Black
Sen. which have been abandoned and destroyed by the
Russians. The Turkish fleet has left Constantinoplo
for the Crcussian Coast and will probably soon join
the Anglo French feet, which is expected to attack
Anapa, Sudjuk Kule, Sukum kale and hedut hae'
the four forresses of the eastern Euxne where the
have concentrated e defensive forces. It's
expected that the campaign will open in Asia in few
days as the snow has at last disappeared from the
Armenian plateau and the roads from Trebizond to
Erzerum and from Erzerum to Kars have become
practicable.
The strange inacton of Psshkiewitch on the Danube
is again explained by diplomacy. The Russian army
of occupation formerly facing Omer Pasha, has sud
denly turned its front towards Transy lvana, and the
Car is assuming position more threatening to Aus
tria than dangerous to Turkey, In hopes either to
force Austria to join him openly, or to chastlse the
ingratitude of Francis Joseph in summary way before
England and France could assist their new ally The
Duke of Cambridge, during his stay at Vienna, ad-
vised the Emperor to grant general amnesty In
Hungary and Italy as measure Of precaution in the
case of q Russian Eruption, but Baron Bael, tho
minister did not think it necessary to act upon tho
advice This is again an evidence that Austria does
not anticipate rupture with Russia, but still clings
TO the hope of maintaining her neutrality, well aware
that her doom is sealed she sides earnestly
with either Of the beigerent parties. Az measure
of precauton, Francis Joseph has ordered new
levy of 95 900 men, and the deficit of 1853 amounts
to twenty-eight millions of dollars the taxes on real
property again to be increased
The victory of Odessa has at last turned out to bsa
petty affair Admiral Hamelin calls ii 80 ia his dis
patch The damage done to the batteries. was not
serious, and the blowing up Of the Powder-magazne
is very probematic, and is not yet confirmed. Gen.
Osten Sacken may therefore safely attribute the vic
tory to the Russians 1t has been Justly remarked by
several papers that the Admirals seem to excuse
themselves for their act Of hostility. They have
bombarded Odessa not because it belongs to the enc
my; they have destroyed the bafteries-if indeed
they we're destroyed--not because the Russian re-
sources are 10 be crppled but all the fuss made
only to teach the Russians how 10 behave in regard to
flag Of truce; in fact il genteel lessen OF po-
teness md international comfy II is time that the