New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-21
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n, many reasons which should induce Austria % SIDE
with II 2 maritime Powers aud which have already Ia
Gct had considerable influence upon the policy OF me
eover1n.nt Were Maria Theresa noW az the head
Of tie en- pire, ard kaunitZ her Prime Minister, We
could predict sure result but the manilcs Of the En-
rress and her Nister who were both firm supporters
Of Austrian independence have desceniet upon no one
corrected with the present Court The army would
BE- clad 10 free itself from Russian influence, but =
uu,t IT, Temrn beged that there IL Russian parry
Ice Which dufirg the few last years, has acquired
in uoufe power, sId that the debt OF gratitude when
Francis JoseTh owes to tie Gar has strongly biased
Lin in favor OF the Latter. u wa, however, oil aIe
p,rcived az So Petersburg that all was not g'ing on
Well az the Court of Vienna. The Car hat also re
ceiyed an autograph letter from the young Emperor
u1aing lim 10 settle the Eastern question rs soon a.
Io,sl'c AID planning tai the war IL The East vas
lot oLiy saCly interfering with the commeic pros
Ierit, Of Austria bur was also hazardng to some eX-
tent lie a,tv of she L piTe In consequence oil Tue
ltoye Count CTof, the Chief Adiutant ct the Emper
or OF Ru,sa was dispatched to vienna and arrived
lore IN Saturday night Ills Is probably the most
in TO- ta1t recent movement connected Win me tAst-
EN- question for the sending Of Count Orlo Il the
p,N a. NJ to the EmpeTos's coming in person 10
tie Austrian capital But has C0nnt Orl"u
brorllt tie olive branch Of peace Most as>ur"liy
not Tie in porisuce OF his mission is not ~ be nm
d,raec hut il can certainly have but little 70 10 with
tie negoiiati,us now pcbdng between Ru'sl ana tn
nGriiine Powers 10 which Austria can now hardly Dc
called paIty Had OIloH brought psce'
am sue ie would have flown at one" 10 the
arms Il Francis Joseph whereas nearly Ioit!-
EIGHT hours have elapsed nce his arrival and no i"t"r
yi,w las yet taken place IL is not To be Doubted tha
lie is here tor some Wi-chevou' purpose WIN baron
Ncytrdolf On tie ne band, Vho IS motd HaS>'ai
CiDlr 0f and VI Dc Ionton half dpOa atit and ialt
fIy on Il otter, tie visit Of the Emperor Adjutant
vii doubtless be- followed b. some positive results
hut dat il viii in any way further the work. o. peace
carrot for a moment believe.
Tie Austrian Government, after having been on the
D l.. 1t, han or In
ary success whatever Las az last declared that no loan
viii be- eide for the present, and that means nave
teen de sed O. u make up the enOrnous dehcit oI me
last year Those means based 10 the nost part
uptB tie is.ue Of q few million HORNS 0i paper money
and tie sae of assgnats hypothecated upon sanes PC
longing to tie State. Russian agents have succee tea
IN TeIsuadir the Austrian Government that France Is
at,n pin 20 .tir up the ham2s oil revolution III 'Ne
/ Italian Pioynces .tetye measures have been td6eh
10 increase tie alreaL immense garrsons IN those MS
afocted portions Cf the Empire The 100 ements OF
tie military Ike the operations Of the Government
ere Ter olred in tie dark, but Waterloo TREND VINO
las slap eye for military matters, informs me thtt
On n e last riday night several regiments lett Vienna
ir Italy and that during the lat few DAY no less than
lCG ri, ccs of artillery have been sent in the same difec-
/ ton Tie position Of affairs in Piedmont az well a. ~
tie Italian Provinces is indeed threatening but Il il
yaIt al tie Russian policy and Russian insOience 70
attribute tie sane 20 French influence. should war
break cut and Austria take the side OF Russia, the Gov
eIIntut might in such case have Sufficient cause 10
elt il con only be regarded rs one OF the many ai-
t,npts TO Interrupt lie present good understanding
between Austria aud The marlin powers What iur-
ler attcn Its to accomplish that object 0iI be-
made BY Count Orion remains still 10 be seen.
| lizard from a wellmformed source, that be- 10
about 10 ask of the Austrian Government the priv
il,ee If marching Russian troops through IranYl-
yaLia. which would be much shorter route,
rs for the troops under marching orders IN the
weston part Of the Empire The permission 10 such
a step by Francis Joseph would Of cOnr'e put
IN oLd ar cnCe, 10 tho boosted neutrality OF AUS
tIia. II would also menace SeUia, when II
at present more inclined to Turkey than 70 Rus-Il.
Tie Porte has shown its wisdom By not insisting upon
tie publication Of the ffBans recently Issued, dis
solving all connection between Ser,s and Russia Il
uht Lave been irritating To many OF the breeA 'hrs-
tiaIs and could have been productive OF no good re-
sults As Russian influence in that princpaiity bas
greatly declined during the few last months The Ser
Wars are not TO be blamed for wishing TO avoid the
lores ard miteIies of which IN fact thj nave e4-
pefpced 10 satisfaction during the last thirty years.
Tie order Of the old Izzet P0shs. whose word Il Ia"
at Belgrade to eNpel the Russians seems To have been
srpertuOus nom the fact that there are neat 20 no
Russians in the lrincipality The principal Object OF
tie order seems to have been 20 yet fld OF VI d"
Mouclne Tire Russian Consul, whose occasional vists
to PeUade bad become excessively odlOus 20 me inrAs
if rot 10 tie Serian Government itself Alexa Jan
LOvitch ore of the Serum Senator's and the cOnndent
Of Prince Alexander is in Vienna on special
us lion II cone hind. Although the Russisns claim
decided victory at Tsheste and the other villages IN the
vicinity Of Faafat il il satisfactory Ia know that 10
IL D.rHs have celebrated in honor 81 the same and
that 10 the hest Of our knowledge rhe Roube tree has
not been shaken Tie heads Of the officers and sol
ers bo took part therein and beaten even worse
than at Oteutza Unfortunately the sons OF the prophet
do not alpsy follow the letter OF the Koran, which
fobds al eIocgealons OF The truth, but IS satisiac-
ter, to know that devices vi the Turks ia the wa}
Of writing dispatches and bulletins, 81 al the black
/ ard sy,ten attic lies Of the Russians
4 NJ II
the almost impossible state Of the roads as well a.
Of tie fields in the vicinity of kalafat. have greatly
+ in;eriered with military operations Generai Aurcp
hss removed his camp the sll92e POleeicntiz not
IN dangerous proximity to the Turks, where Prince
GCrclskof was hourly expected on the I'D inst. it
was supposed that attempt would then De made
lately been brought forward 10 be emploJed against
the turkish works az Kslaiat The Turk Pc
tienty awaiting the approach of the enemy. large
reserve force is moving by forced marches from Soda
toward Widdin. The Russian demonstrations On the
rcht bank If the Danube within the last three weeks
have been followed by no advantages Whatever
! Tiean Ou- Liver zoo! Co.IsIpoI1sut
Atytnna Feb it believed thai the neg citation. Of
Ccr- Ol vcu'd be proOrgcd several days Al that date
bis ys had only had the ef, Ct Of Strengthening the posi-
ton Of Count Bro ard diminishing tn influence Of Coun,
Ti0utcut The exact tenor Of the Dispatches brought BY
O,cT tad ret raDsprsd but !. known that his propo
ss were succeycy and PeTomPOIly rejected blythe Ela
rc7or Of AEstTis himself in rtroa by the Austrian MS
ttTs and by tn sentative. Of tho -Four Pogc. il
lrsrce At Yenns who hsvo ued fuLcr pFo:ocolo that
Effect Coun; OIloi did not however Leave Vienna re
CHING IL refusal bat under the Plea OF sickness has De
tered his Del aTuIe. From this ccuslnce inferred