New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-25


conducted with other peope. that is with the meu
cf to morrow. not with Pacbeco. Esparte'o. the
| Queen and the powerless men Of to-day. receat
event gives sufficient evidence how small the ia.
fuencc Of Expartero is Ga the 9Th inst. the pOplll
tion of MaGrid became crazy on account OF the at
tempted departure Of Queen Chr,stn,; populations
presented themselves before the Junts ilsist
preventing her from leaving the kingdom until she
had been tried by the Cortes. TIE Junsa trans n'ted
the demand to the Council of Ministers who after
long dis ,ussion which lasted till O'Clock ia the
morning determined to accede to the desire Of the
people. Espartere was quite exhausted BY the ex-
citement be begins to ieel that his senle force.
are unequal TO his task. The more advanced sec
tion of the Ministers have received reinforce neut
in the arrival of Santa Cruz Luao, aud Alonzo Tue
Juntas will superintend the elections. AranA the
last f.vorite of the Queen has safely reached Bayonne
in France.
After the suppression OF the movement in Pirm,
the wsrk of the executoner commenced. On the
4tb five persons wer. shot.
The sudden death Of the King of Ssxouy who was
killed by the kick of his horse in ryrol will not alter
the position Of Germany even of the itsle king
dom of Sa1ony. His brother Prince Joho succeeds
him. known for his attachment to the Emperor of
Russia and to the most utramoutane views OF Rrmin
Catholicism. He is good Italian scholar, and has
translated Dsntes poetry into very creditabie Ger
man prose.
The most important information that We have
cevtd by the telegraph of yesterday is that Prince
Gorcbakof, the diplomstist has informed the Govern
ment Vienna of the immediate evacuation of Ida
davia, as well ss of Wsachia The Austrian Govern
thareupop adj iata tha An
armies in Gacia and Tran,yvana to suspend their sd.
vance and to halt for the present Still the Austrian
Emperor 10 very angry and calls it breach OF ths
treaty, that Turkey has sent her armies across the
Danube in pursuit of the Russisns since Austria had
already, the l4th of June declared that her
intention to occupy the .Principates The Times
continues to attribute the retreat of the Russians to
the menaciDg attitude of Austria though Austria even
now is to enter the Princpalities only a neutral
power allied to both the beligerents. She cannot
therefore have threatened Russia.
The Monii=sr contains a most hatterng account Of
the gallsntly and organic ng genius of Gen. Kmetty
Usmae Pasha), who has shown what can be done
with the Bash Bozouk, All the irregulsrs of the
Asiatic army to be put under his command. IL
will be remembered that it was Kmetty who, in
lo49 d. feated the Austrans at Csorna in Hungary.
II ere is doubt that he is destined to play coz
siderable part in the Asiatic army, which con-
stantly reinforced The Vicegerent of Shamyl. Mo-
BANNED Emir Bey, has arrived at COnstantinople
not only to concert plan of operation between the
Crcssssns and Turks. but to decline the assistance
of English and French officers.
The great attack on Bomersund and the Aland ISL
snds in the Baltic, ard the Crimea in the Black
O.. :. Il. * al =. 80 -.
Napoleon, the patron of the French Emperor. AL
miral Ommapey, in the White Sea, has amused him.
self by bombarding Russian fort and convent, but
after sheDg them for about hours he retired with
ont having killed any Russians done any real harm
to the enemy. Tie English boubsrdments seen ia-
ceed to be sham fights, and nobody understand
WI at the Admras are about.
Prince Napoleon has got leave OF absence, but he
declares that he has no intention Of making Of it
before he has won his spurs in battle with the Rus
sans.
The Gar now begins to develope his means of ac-
tion in the way hinted several weeks back. lie is
to visit Warsaw, TO reopen the Polish Universities,
to allow the employment Of the Polish Language 10
official acts. to publish the annual expenses and
cepts. and to convoke the not,bes with the right to
consent to the direct taxes. 1t 10 said that
Poish army is to he reestabi she'd of course ocered
in the beginning by Russians 1t is in fact an appeal
to the down rodden nationality of Poland. Ii EOg-
land and France dsspise this ally in order to please
Austria, the Car enliss il, and may turn and
boldly advance in the came direction.
Count MoDtemoliD, the pretender in Spain has not
left Naples though his arrival in the Basque Prov
inces vas announced by the papers.
The subs far the Austrian loan sai1
have reached nominaly the of 300 OOO 900 horus
and, as have reported about sixty.fv millions
are to be eIt0rted from L0mbardy Ii remains to be
seen how much of this can really come into the
Treasury.
ing in London. APO.
From Oar Own Correspondent
LONDON, Friday, Aug. IL, 1854.
Yesterdays Moniteur states that "the Russian En-
"voy at Vienna has announced to the Austrian Cloi
"uet that the Emperor Nicholas has ordered the
"compete evacuation of Wallacha and MOldayia.
" Notwithstanding this declaration, Count Baol ex
chan yed notes the 9Th inst with Baron de Boar-
"queney and Lord Westmoreland, from which s re-
s'suts that Ausfria like France and England, is Of
''opniOn that guarantees must be exacted fro Rus
''sa to prevent return OF complications which dis
''tcTb the quiet of Europe and engages itself uod
'tbe reestablishment of general peace TO enter
into any treaty with the Cabinet Of st. Petersburg
'unlets those guarantees are obtained" OF what
sort these guarantees are to be. may lie seen from
The Times Of this morning. Firstly, the evacuation
of the Principaties; secondly the substitution OF
conn European protectOrate in lisu of the Russian
protectoratei thirdly, the revision Of the COnven-
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