New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-21

post on toward toe DUKE of Cambridge The Eufe'
rcr bss e,horted tota the Asrstal and the ffee "
give up their dsseuti0ns; sti the matter not en4
without the recall OF either one oi then OF eoth'
Austria ID said 70 have again declared tn1t ste desires
70 oecupy the Principaes alone, or ese she will not
oeeunv them AZ ALL She insists, therefore, upon me
retreat OF the Turks from the Pnncpsltes, and their
reerossipg the Danube. The Russans have finally
evacuated Bucharest anu retreatin into Modavs.
ney will probably evacuate that Province likewise,
in order to concentrate their forces their southern
frontier, now seriously threatened by the allies SAL
is nconceiyable why the Anglo have wasted
70 much time at GapOli and Scutari, and Warns, and
DesDo, beginning their operations in the Cnmea just
August ak weeks before the equinoctial storms VIII
compel the fleets to look for safe anchorage There
was never a more ill-cOncocted expedition Ihsn me
present one and il is almost sure TO all but IL IS
diplomacy and not strategy, according 10 when fhi'
war has been carried on until now, If indeed II can De
called war.
Prince DaniIo. the cray, drunksrd prince OF MOE
tepeero seems 10 be ncorrigibe. He s again threat
enip1 the Pasbaic of Scutari. In former letter
,fs,mea Won that one of the eight districts subject
Ia his sway had risen against him when II became
known that he mad gone mad from the use OF brandy
He published TN amnesty, and at the head oil gaug
Of raps set out to the district which had defed his
authority. The chiefs e the miniature insurrection
fed to the Turkish fortress of Sputz, and we're re-
ceived Hospitality by the Turks. The inhabitants OF
the district did not try 70 make any resistance to Dan
ilo and trusting to his amnesty appeared before hin
and delivered up their arms. But scarcely were they
dsarmed when the tyrant had several of them put 70
death, others imprisoned, and their miserable huts
burned down. AZ this happened about the middle Oi
July, be could not yet have known the wanton de-
structon Of Greytown, and therefore had no repub-
hcan precedent for his bideOus and barbarous beha
yior. His rage was reused at seeing that the Chiefs
among whom was his cousin, had escaped to Sputz.
He therefore summoned the Turkish Commander to
deliver up the refugees and as the Turk did not care
for the summons of the mighty Danio, the prince
worked himself up to state OF frenzy and is prepar
ing 10 attack the fortress and besege il regularly.
hone that the Pssba of Scutari will seize the oppOr-
tunity, and chasse the insolent rObber chief.
Austria continuesto to arm and to do nothing; her Cen
erals are continually travelling forward and backward
inspecting the troops, while her diplomatists are
busy in drawing up ultimatums and uitimatssmum'
and limiting in the semiocia papers that even the oc
cupation of the Principaites does not nyovea dec
laration of war against Russia but that 1t Is only
fresh basis for negotiations Unless the Turks should
occupy the Prncipalities, there is no disgrace for
Russia involved in her evacuation Of the ''materlll
guarantee" the material guarantee" being only
transferred TO the safe-keepiDg of neutral power
friendly to both belliserents. The great object OF
Austria remains still the great loan, which in Italy
and Hungary is not altogether voluntary, some gentle
.:.y FL hein0 we'd in those
provinces And the gentle violence does not remain
without prodigous results villages scarcely worth one
million, subscribe millions, more than the aggregate
value Of all the property OF the inhabitants, fully
aware that it is impossible for them ever to pay it.
Theypay the instament of five per cent, upon which
they get the certificate and transfer it,-fOr they
cannot sell it at any price-tO men of straw from
whom even the Austrian police cannot get q cent.
But in this way they have not as yet been able to
getmorethan2I0 GOO 600 forins Italy behind and
will be compelled to subscribe 20 millions more. All
this does not as yet reach the minimum, which was
fixed at $50 millions The scheme ia q failure.
The accession of Said Pasha to the Vice Royalty of
Egypt seems to be change for the better, in the ad-
minisraHon of the country Said is far more liberal
in his commercial policy than his nephew, Abbas
Pasha, or his own father, Mehemet ALI were. 1t
seems he gives up his monopoly of all the predictions
of Egypt bat it is yet to be ascertaned whether he
will remain consistent because the treasury is not
overfowing and the expenses are great. lie IL ex-
expected at his accession to the throne, to max
considerable present to the Sultan, who is much in
need of such presents. The lending article of The
Times, expatiating on the danger the Car aud his
family ran in giving chase to the yacht of Lord
Lichfeld, is hoax, and Lord Lchfeld has to-day
coDtradicted it, One Russian General is said to
have been killed at the retreat from Giurgevo and an
admiral, whose name has not transpired, has been
drowned near CrOnstadt, by the upsettng of boat.
News from the Crmcan expedition, and from the
Aland Islands, is expected with great anxiety Nexs
week We shall probably hear of the capture of fBOmsr
sund, and of the landing of the allies somewhere
about Baaklava, at Taman. \. 2. c.
rom Our Own Correspondent
LONDON, Tuesday, Aug >, l-5i.
On the 2Sth ult. Prince GOrchakofpasse with the
center of his army through Shlawa, village about
six miles from Kalugereni; leaving il again on the
29th en- route for Fokshani. The vanguard, COM
manded by Gen. Soimono, consists Of eight battaons
Of the 10th division of infantry, of the regiments Of
ehascurs of Tomsk and BOLIVIAN, and of the regiment
of bussars Of the Grand Duke Heir of the Empire.
This vanguard was to pass the Jalomnitza the lst
inst at Ureshti and Herescyani, where bridges had
been constructed. 1t would be expected to arrive at
Fokshani about the middle of the month
The Turkish army advances in three columns The
center was on July 90, at Kalugereni, on the 3Oth
skirmisbcrs of its vanguard were at Glna, two
miles from Bucharest, where Omer Pashas head
quarters were expected to be established on the lst