New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01
THE STATE OF EUROPE.

LONDON Friday. June IL. 1854.
Its incredible what an amount cfalse news is circu-
lated by telegraph and believed by the English public
II was repeatedly announced and confirmed that An
ara and Sudiuk Kaeh had been abandoned aud de-
stroyed by the Russians cautioned you at the tme
and said that those reports were improbable; and
now AZ last we have received the official report OF
Sir Edward LYONS concerning the course OF the An
oo-Freueh squadron on the Circassan coast and can
safely state that Anapa and Sudjuk haleh have not
been evacuated on the contrary, they DEFY she at
tacks of the combined fleet. 1t has likewise been
'reported that all personal intercourse between the
Gar and the Emperor OF Austria bad been interrupt
ed for this last fortnight but the Vienna papers deny
the it and do not doubt that the recent mission OF
Conut Nostitz TO ST. Petersburg will induce the Gar
70 eyacuate the Danubian PrinciPaties This is all
the more probable, because the headquarters oil
Prince Pashkiewitch have been removed from haia-
rash, on the Danube TO Jassy, in Moidavla Every
thing depends now on the fate of Silistria If the
Russians take in few days and retrieve the honor OF
their arms they will go out of the Prncipaties and
recross the Pruth in compliance with the ultimatum
of Austria expecting Of course, that either peace
will be concluded on the condition OF the status q"'
By the mediation of Austria, or that IN case o re-
fusal Of the western powers to accept such terms
Prussia aud Austria will side with the Car IL is the
odtrescherous plan pursued with the same oostnacyoy
Austria from the outset while the English Ministers
desire nothing else than be daped before the public
of England are aware Of it, 1t is therefore that they
are so angry against Kossuth who boldly denounces
their tricks to the people His Nottingham speech ID
. masterpece OF logic and of ecquence
From Montenegro we are informed that since the
proclamation Of Prince Danlo the cblyarous robbers
live made different raids and nroads into the Herze-
qovina carried off 200 head of sheep and goats, lOo
bulls and - horses. having killed % Turks and AIDA
MANS whose heads have been presented to the great
Prince Eano. Still he has not yet made up his mind
whether he shall 20 down from the mountains with all
his forces and declare against the Turks he IS
erestallen for Colonel Koyalefski the Russian Off
Ger who had the command of the Montenegrin army,
has left the Black Mountains and gone to Vienna.
The reported successes Of IIadji Petros and Kara
tossos in Macedonia have not been confirmed and the
so.caed Greek insurrection is breaking up every
where Karatossos has been defeated at Genltza, and
fed 10 Mount Athos. The occupation ofthe Peneus
by French troops has had miraculous effect IN calm
inc the excited spirit Of the Greeks. Their Byzan-
tine dreams have sl passed away, even with the
Queen who in the first outbreak threatened TO raise
herself the standard of war against Turkey. English
troops have likewise arrived in Greece aud there Is
10 doubt any longer that Greek neutrality will DO
observed more strictly than heretofore All the chiefs
vino had invaded Epirus ThessaIy and Macedonia, are
recalled 10 Greece and even Hadji Petros, whose
band wss not yer defeated, has obeyed the summons
of King Ohio and the so-cslled Greek lpsurrecton,
got ITO for the purpose Of establishing Byzantine
ls.,sn ~ a.antK ina Ia nm
of Greece il now suppressed, after having brought
numbeTless cslamites upon the unhappy CDirstian
inhabitsn Of the Greek frontier provinces OF turkey
rsrteed ultimately by ntruding Greek hllleusters'
native Armatole robbers, and Albanian irreguars 10
the Turkish service.
The Tine, Of Yesterday contains most important
editorial which give. some hints about the ultimate
aim Of the present var This is the taking OF sevas-
topo and the occupation OF the Crimee, as the only
means 70 prevent Russia from recommending the war
az her pleasure We entirely sgree ~ this 'iew'
sill II +. much easier 70 take and ~ destroy >evas-
topol and 70 occupy tie Crmea than % keep it, ex-
rased e. Il !. 70 Russian attach We doubt that En-
gland and France viii consent 10 keep large glrrisons
in the Peninsula and II Is entirely impossible to be-
Neye thar the Emperor Of Russia would ever sign
leIrFNg
the command Of the Blsck Sea. In spite Of all minis
terisl promises the war vii BE- long and tedious.
EnrH.h influence ha, declined in Constsntinople
from the time that the French army arrived. Lord
Redcliaes sta- IL waning Reckid Pashs- his tool
has iallen aud though Mehemet Al has not yet been
relnstaed al least .hekib Efendi, who doss not de-
pend upon Lord Redclife- has been appointed For
eign Mnister. Iii to be hoped that the noOle Lord
the evil genius of Turkey-wil az last be recalled
from Constsntinople
The measures o. tie Russians in the Prncipalities
are such as to lead 70 the inference that Wallaehis
viii be coon evacuated. The young men are pressed
into tie Russian regiments the horses Il. for service
taken away from the inhabitants, and paid for IN
paper money according the valuation Of the Russian
officer II seems that Prince Pashkiewitch has no
longer a reason for treating the Wallachs WIN
tendency and is now only anxious to avail himself u
all the resources Of the province before be mus
it. Still the siege of sstra is carried Oh 'iso'oD.
and without any regard to losses. IL he.e'sa'" -
order to force the auxiliaries to dee'S'"n -
the besiered place. and to keep them IN Bulgaria
while Passion forces ore to BE- c'aceatrsted IA Ehe