New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-17

We gain have ieiegfaPnic e'sra' 'son 'ennas
which Is not yet confirmed, reporting ne" tst'as
/ Of the Russians attacking Giurgev". sal filling 10
ssrry the fortscatious raised by the Turks sad again
asa set,f, anew defeat of the Turks in Asit, nsr
/ Arabian. where Cen Adronisof is said 10 have
/ taken the Turkish camp. Ia ell probability n ID tao
came battle Of which | have already Informed yoa
upon Turkish authority, which described 1t ss ''cis
/ nous for the Turks do not doubt that u WAS an
entirely Insignificant action of which neither OF sac
/ beDigerents has to be very proud waica~
however. sufficient TO SIS the sheme FOR two
conflicting bulletins. We hear nothing more from
Circassia. hut since the English Oihcers were de-
clined BY SLany new attempt has been male to
brig the uOants under the control Of Surops.
A Turkish Pasbs sent ny the Sultan to the Cas-
oaSus wLo is to prepare the Ciroassans to b officer
cd by foreigners an guided by western diplomacy.
The Russians seem not to have any inteaIoa to
withdraw from Wsachis. Prince PsshktewiSca hav-
ing recovered from the bruise be had received before
Sistria has been induced more to take the com
mand of the army which he hsi thrown uP Ia disgust
when his plan of evscuating the PrincpalitI's was
not approved by the Car. 10 Russia there IL con
siderable excitement icstered by the Car against
Austria aud her iugraritude. Ii would Likewise not
I
tween the Empsrors. just about the time of the
Eth anniversary OF the DAY of Yisgos. STILL che dan
GER Of rupture between the Kai.er sud the Car is
not vet Imminent new ul.imatum is still to be sent
TO st. Petersburg from Vienna fore Francis Joseph
sends his armies into the PrincipalIties la the mean
time Austria has gained ore great point. As early as
1850 she endesyored 10 have her Polish, Italian Gro
ism and Hungarian provinces incorporated into the
Germanic coneGerscy in order chat she might have
he command of all the military force OF Germany IN
case Of a rising ia Hungary aud Italy The scheme
failed at that time, for England and France OPP
posed il. Blt now, under the cover Of the Oriental
question on sfunsve and defensive treaty has been
signed between Austria and Prussia guaranteeing the
Germsn and extra-Germau possessions OF each power
to one another and this treaty has been submitted 10
the German Diet aud accepted snd ratified BY all tho
Cermaric Confederation. That is TO say the object
Of Austria's endeavors, which were foed in 1850.
has been carried in Frankfort without any opposition
from the French and English diplomacy. Austria has
therefore already won much by her skilid policy.
that having entirely broken her relations with
Russia she has insured for herself the support Oh all
Germany against Poland Hungary and Italy know
well that such support is of very questionable value,
since triumphant rising OF the peope ia either Oh
those countries would necessarily be followed By reyo
uOps in Germany; still Austria has realized her ar
dent desire, and thinks herself safe.
The revolution in Spain has not yet ended. Tho
Queen has submitted to all the conditions imposed BY
Espartero; We do not as yet know their substance,
but it is believed that the principal points are, tho
immediate departure Of Queen Christina aud OF Count
Arana from SPAIN aud the convocation OF Constitu-
tional Assembly elected by universal suffrage which
shall dett rhine the future OF Spain ODonnell Ia
said TO be willing to accede to the new order OF things
OF Naryaez We hear nothing AZ ALL and this is rather
onliuous. Besides, Espsrero well as Eyarista San
Miguel the new Minister of War, can tell long tale
about promises broken by the father aud by the mother
fthe Queen and therefore the opinion prevails that
ct even the fate of the Queeu is yet settled, and that
the Cortez may perhaps declare the throne vacant by
her deposition. The next few months will be agi-
ated in Spain and speedy settlement of the spirit
aroused By the insurrectonss was the case in Por-
tugal when Saldanha rose-must be expected. Be-
sides Queen Christina is rich aud will not esiy give
up the game She has once before been expelled by
the outraged morality Of the Spanish nation bat con
triy ID to have Espartero put down BY Narvacz allied
with the Proqessistas, with Olozaga aud bis friends
who were soon dismissed and exed by the victorious
CamaEilla.
The very last telegraphic dispa.shes announced the
crossing OF the Danube by the allied Anglo French
army at Turtukai but are likewise informed that
Oncr Pasta has received orders not to advance fsom
Giurgevo and to leave the retreatng Russians unmo-
Tested. Diplomacy continues to stile the energy OF
the armies The Times continues to predict an attack
upon the Crimea and Ssyastopo but the public seems
to understand already that such is not to be the case.
aud that the trumpet in the Ministerial papers
was only sounded in order to get the additional three
millions sterling voted without opposition.
The Ministry has again been defeated two bills,
though Lcrd Pulperston exerted himself strongly to
ward of the blow. His star i, on the wane.
Since he has been at the head OF the Home Office, he
mas been found idle and impractical, aud the prestige
which surrounded his foreign policy has faded away
by the revelations Of the press and the unceasug at
taeks Of Mr.. UrquLart. A. to France can assure
you that the war is not popular with any class Of he
nation. France has no need Of protecting the over
land route to India, and does not Ike territorial
quisioDs in the Lat. The cost ofAlgeria has cured
the nation Of its encroachng spirit. A. p.
PREPARATIONS FOR ATTACKING BOMERsUND.
HMs-, B,LTIe FLEET, LEDsraD, July 25 1854.
Tie allied squadron left BarosoELd the 18th lust The
French division of the feet first proceeded fOu the an-
chorege followed BY the division Of the squadron,
under Admiral Chads. The under the orders OF Adj
mrsl Cory next swept By while tie center division,
led by the lsviahan Duke II Wellington, brought out tho
ainihg force Of ihs mighty hos, Of naval armies.
The shps present. manned with sbont 5000 and some
odd hundred men formed Immediately as soon ~ they
lad gained room, and sailed IN tho following order:
Ven. Center Rear.
s Ss p poss o. "s'Nh'0"' s ci.i,