The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-26
ADDITIONAL NEWS FROM EUROPE.

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LONDON, Friday. AuO.JJ 7,


fria-Prospects Of Peaee-TAs Conditiows-TA<
Expedition TO he Crimea- The Sulns Mowths--
Spain-Debate IN the Lords-King Of Sarony
Killed, &c.
To morrow Parliament will be prorogued by the
Quet in person, and the session terminates with
prospects Of peare. You are already informed of
tie retreat Of the Russians from WAllachia; they
are now retreating as fast as they eau from Mol
dAvia, and recrossiDg the Prush. The Russian
Ambassador has officially announced the fact to the
Austrian cabinet. The Turks are in quiet posses.
sion Of Bucharest. Now, if the Emperor OF Russia
had thought lit to evacuate ~ Principalities b.
fore he had been licked"-for that is the most
appropriate term can fnd--out Of respect to the
summons Of the Western Powers to that effect, il
would have been regarded as Q concession, and
negotiations could then have been opened. But q
he has done his best to maintain himself there.
when by his invasion Of the Pnncipalities he has
wantonly caused the death Of more than twenty
thousand of his own subjects, and great number
of Others and then when he finds he gets the wort
Of it, withdra vs-surely such Q step cannot be
called-as it doubtless will be-a sincere wish q
tho part Of his Imperial Majesty, the wellinten-
toned Emperor Of all the Russas not to disturb the
peace Of Europe.
Austria, - You will observe, in defiance II h8
treaty with the Porte, has not entered the DaAu-
bian provinces; and now that the Russians are
gone, she has no business to enter there: il abe
does II will be as difficult to get her out a. 20 REF
out the Russians.
What / have above expressed il equally IL
opinion Of the English and French governments.
The retreat of the Russians behind the Prnth Ia nat
regarded by them m adequate satisfaction 20 the
belligerent powers; and II are to trust an ofoial
announcement published in the Paris Monissur Of
yesterday, and confirmed by Lord Clarendon In the
House Of Lords last night, Austria has notided her
intention not to be satisfied either In fact Austria
has formerly and since the evacuation Of the Princi
palities vas known at Vienna expressed its concur
renee in the views enteftaiaed BY France ana Eng
land as to the conditions upon which alone peace
can be restored. Diplomatic notes to this efEsct
were exchanged at Vienna on the 9Th inst. bstWeea
the Austrian, British and French Ministers, and
the Cabinet Of Vienna further announced its deter
mination not to treat separately with the Cabinse
of 81. Petersburg until those guarantees for To
future shall have been obtained which arc regarded
a. indispensable by the three Powers.
You win observe that Prussia is totally ignored.
There are different versions of what those coadf-
tions are. Tae Times gives them as follows:-
These conditions We IA Ike to be, first, tho eyscu-
alton Of the Pdncipalities, which we shall for the
present regard as an accomplished fact; secoudy tue
abrogation Of the treaties under which Ra.sts
exercised an exclusive protectorate over Mslds-
via, Wallachia, and even 6eIvia, and claimed
o similar piotectOrate over the whole Greek
population Of the Ottoman empire-so thst
heDceforh the institutions Of those Provinces and
the rights OF the Christians in Turkey may b
placed under the safeguard OF the common law q
European treaties, and rescued from the exclusive
preponderance or dominion Of any one State;
ssnrdty the re revision Of tae Convention q :ss
necessary to reduce the naval ascendancy u Bus
STA within limits less formidable to the existence a
Turkey and the independence OF navigation both
on the waters of the Euxine and at the mouth of
the Danube.
This version is pretty correct, and Is confirmed
by information have received from other and
well informed quarters. The details Of the coa$
tons have not OF course been laid do IN yet. atsi
very much viii depend on them. For instance.
suppose the Powers demand that the Atteries q
Sebastopoi be demolished: Believe me- the ssne
guine expectations that the war is over are prsnAr
ture. The adoption of measures to reduce the M
val power Of Russia Is vague expression, liahis
to all sorts Of developments.
Tho execution to t1e Crimea, OF which hsvs
already informed you, by thi. hme has, Doubtless
commenced operations. Letters from Constantine-
pie, OF the 30th July, confirm the sailing Il he
Turkish feet, with pontoons, fat bottomed bss&s,
&C., for landing troops and artillery. Tho oniy
doubt that exists is which point Is to be ATTACKED
Hrst--Arapa, SebastopoI. Gaia, or Wessa. fhe
latter port, it is said viii DO taken to estahliaA
winter quarters for the combined fleets.
The visit of Generals Bro xn and Caurolent seaa
simply Q reconnaissance. They went a. far -
Anapa and Sebsstopol, coasting it, to mako obseE-
vations and to select landing plae. The Fury.
with General Brown on board, entered the outer
harbor Of 6ebastopol, to investigate, and WAS fired
ct. They returned to Baltshok on the 18th Jiy.
The allied troops are eeheloxn<s from Parma -
Kustendge, along the Bulgarian coast to faciita1e
their embarkation at different points. The enbarla-
ton was to have commenced on the Goth or sOtA-
Is to be hoped that the news of the total evaeaar
ton Of the Prncipalities by the Russians cid nj
induce countermauding Of tie expedition.
The Austrian government has already counties.
mAnded the advance of additional troops to The
frontier. The Hospodors Ghika and Shirley ore -
be re eetabliahed ia their governments.
The villsge Of Solina, where Capt. Hyde Parhsr
was shot, has been totally destroyed, with the ex-
ception of the church and lighthouse. The moutss
OF the Danube win be cleared, and the nayigasiea
thrown open.
The mail steamer from the Baltic fleet arrived
yesterday at Dantgic. She left the feet at Bomss>
sund- Three thousand French troops had landed
The Russians deserted eight cannons.
From Spain there is nothing new, except that
Queen Christina is not allowed to leave Msdrid.
Armed bands are placed along the road to cut -
her flight. She is not to leave till her fate dan
have been decided by the Cortes. do nos bolievs
that any harm Is meant her, but abe will be MAJ
70 pay down large sum Of money.
LONDON, August IL, 1861
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lnrdsicn ftds Cyimes- The Gymss States Osssr
federated against tie ants Russian Policy e