New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-25


a REM. The English aud French acets have -
sent small division 10 the mouth OF the Daes'.3
the purpose of making soundings, which SEEM. ~
dieate IN intention to operate in Bessarabi, -
they can BE- materially assisted by the TursibTs
forces well as their own, instead Of in the ~
As near as eau be determined, the allied tro,.,a
Of respect tor Austria, will ioFbcar from operisN
the Principaiities. 4 conference Of the comm,sa
al the Austrian. French. English and Turkish -
is about to be held at Rustciuk, at which -
pan Of operations will bee nsd". The news fremrt
,tauiinopie j. not important The festival ~
Baram' had commenced without dstHyho..
further change was eNpsc;sa ia The Turks min.
Mckcnet Al faaaa Will doubtless soon h, -
Nizier or Minister of War. and 4 new o,sce -
de Ia MaisoR. about 20 he created So -
Pashe. The Turks nave insde considerable nl,,S,.
from Rstun and ~ Nicholas IN Asia A ..vs,'
cag.ment took place ou th. 10Th ut. ,,b,,i .n5.JS
the Withdrawal # the Russians Shsmyl h.. -
increased bis forces. and threatens rs. On,hs
inst thirty English and French ships Of ", -
discovered iew miles on CroEs,aGt and ON tn ,,.'
day the Emperor and bis family lett s.. Pc:e-,b,.'
for Peterhut, from which place the movements 81 IS
hostile fleets can CLEARLY Ice traced with tele.ss'
Prince Albert is setting on foot measure VIII :;
properly canned out, viii confer upon HI. nam. /
much honor as the great Exhibition. Under A.,s.--
piccs an daCati0nal Convention VII, shortly he "a
in London al which most 81 the European Stats a,
be represented by delegates. The object OF the Cav
yer,ion will be "a devise more uniform system oi
ucation for the young. 10 determine VIA. shsBs
taught in what manner instruction csn best be mp.,
ed and at what age education should properly CO,
meuCe. leaving II of course 10 each Government
carry cut the details of the ~ stem adopted NOtsa
standing the excellence OF the public schools IN Ea,
land France and German there is much So lesn
bic in the way Of simplifying education and trala.n
teachers for the instruction o. the Young. What sa
ready known should be more adapted to the yogihis
comprehension, and the :! stem OF instruction sucl
that the pupils may lean from and not in spite OF he,
teachers as j. too often the in European schools
The details Of university education must OF Eecessy
lie LETT 10 each Government. The Normal schools Il
Austria, the hrSt founded IN Europe, are an honor
10 the empire. The state controls the affairs Of
education. hut unfortunately 700 much power Is lei.
in the hands OF the priests Catholic schools alone
are supported D, the Government, Professionals recey
inc Lo aid from the State and barely being permitted
to have their children instructed ia evangelical doc
tIinos Not long ago il was strongly recommended 70
substitute the works OF the Latin fathers Tor ~" 'as-
sizes in the GymEdSa. partly tor political reasons, buJ
principally account of me clergy beng more tamil
lar with the former than with the latter. There IS
surplus If religious instruction such as u H. IN thn
lower schools but none whatever IN those departments
of the University unconnected with Theology Most oi
the professors If scientific subjects are Maiertisis
During long course of sady at Vienna with Oh" most
eminent professors of Germany have never heard
any allusion whatever Ia anything beyond the powers
and forces Of Nature.
Prof. Duug.ison of Philadelphia has just ei; for
Prague after a stay of several days IN Vienna. Tho
learned Professor name was already well known m
GERMANY and the attentions bestowed upon him by
III. soronfs of Vienna were of the most gratifying
character Whatever political differences there may
be between the politicians ct the two countries, tho
learned mtB OF Germany, and especially Oi Austria,
have hgh estimation OF the scientific character AZ
well Us OF the attanmentS Of our cOuntrymcn. Tho
English are too Jealous 10 give MS due credit tor our
disco, cries aud the French too uncOsmopolilan Tho
Germans freely acknowledge our claims 70 the greatest
scientific discovery ofthe century, namely that OF tmr
i;ofioR Until lately chloroiom was IN general use on
fine continent ~ We'll NJ ia Great Britain but il vii
soon be suppanted by a mder aud less dangerous
agent namely, Sulphuric ether, which was originally
employed in Boston. 4 death occurred short timo
since at the General Hospital from the use OF chOr0
form. In conversation few evenings since, at tho
Imperial Institute, with lloirath Won Oppelzer aud
Ialler-hr former the most distinguished physician
and the latter the first chemist Of Ausrla-l found
both Of these eminent men in favor ot the Boston
method OF etherzati0n.
Most of the Americans residential Vienna celebrated
the Fourth Of July by partakng OF dinner at STREET
burgers that would have done honor 10 the host OF th
ST Nicholas. Unfortunately. the stars and stripes
were not allowed to wave by the side Of the 81 black
"and yellow of Austria; but what was wanting m
external appearances was amply made mp by good
cheer and love of country The Medical profession
was represented by Drs Williams OF Cincinnati, Angel
of Salem, Talbot of Boston, and Noyes OF New-iorh.
. The American Minister recently conducted VII.
Richmond from Belgrade 10 Trieste, whence thd
erratic clergyman proceeded to England to carry on
at distance the unequal contest with Austria; \
book may be expected from him. Mr. Jackson, Mn
ster to the Court of Austria, left Vienna yesterday Tor
New.York via London. lie will doubtless resign al
soon as he reaches the United States Mr.. jackson
has performed the duties of biz post with marked ab-
ty, and leaves large circle of friends in Vienna.
p. S.-Persons acquainted with the affairs OF the
Imperial Palace affirm that the young Empress Will
give an heir to the House Of Hapsburg in the course
of few months. If such be the case, we shall prob
ably soon have repetition of the recent etes and
Examinations ordered from the Imperial Kaasht.