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

July, the Russans iound toe seAs"n not AZ ali uhi
yorshle 20 the occupation OF Waachii.
The emigration Of the Bulgsrisn families from the
"DobroJa," says letter from Gaatch published IN
German pager lis constantly gong On. About l'vJO
" {, miles. with l50 900 head Of cattle, have erossei
near Reni." This voluntary emigration" 70
which the inhabitants invited by the Russians,
On tie plea Of the dangers from Turkish vengeance
/. very similar in character to the "voluntay" Aus
trian loan. The Vienna correspondent OF The MorH-
ing Chronicle relates that the families, "on learn
ing that they to be employed oa the ortlhci-
tions ID Moldavia, wished TO return to their hones
but they were forced BY the Cossscks TO proceed TO
"Fokshani. where they are now at work at the
trenches.
The barbados were scarcely removed at Madrid,
at the request of Espartero, before the counter
revelation was busy at work. The fret counter
revoluiicbary step was the mpuu;y allowed to Qleen
Christina Sartorius and their associates Then fol-
lowed the formation of the Ministry, with the Mode
rado ODonnell as Minister of War, and the whole
srmy placed at the disposal Of this old friend of Mar
vaez. There are in the list the names OF Pacheco,
Ioisn Don Francisco Santa Cruz, all of them noto-
rious partisans Of Narvaez and the first member oil
the infamous Ministry of 1911. Another, Salazsr'
has been appointed the sole merit of being play
fellow of Espartero. In remuneration for the bloody
sacrifices of the people on the barrcades and IN the
public place nsmberess decorations have been show
cred upon the Espartero Generals on the one hand
and on the No3erodo friends OF O'Donnell on the
other hand In order to pave the way for an ultimate
silencing Of the press the press law OF l-5 has been
reastabshed Instead Of cODvOking general con-
s,tuent CCrtes Esp.rtero is said 10 intend convokng
ONLY the Chambers after the Constitution OF 1887,
and, as some say, even as modified By Naryaez. 10
secure as far as possible the success of all these
measures and others that to follow, large masses
of troops are being concentrated near Madrid II
any eonsi Iteration press itself especially on our a'tea
ton in this affair it is the sud9enness with which the
reaction has set in.
On the first instant the chiefs Of the bsrrlcades
called upon Espartero in order to make TO him some
observations on the choice of his Ministry. lie en-
tered into a long explanation on the difficulties with
which he was beset, and endeavored TO defend his
nominations But the deputies of the people seem
10 have been little satisfied with his explanation.
very alarming" arrives at the same time, shout
the movements of the republicans in Valencia, Cata-
lonis and Andalusia. The embarrassment of Espar-
tero is visible from his decree san,tionng the con-
tinued activity of the provincial juntas. Nor has he
yet dared to dissolve the Junta Of Madrid though his
Ministry ia complete and installed in Office.
On the demand of Napoleon the Little, Col. Charras
has been expelled from Belgium. The Paris CORES
pondent of the independence Beige speaks OF pam
phlet, written and published by Prince Murat, which
claims the crown Of King Bomba as the Legitimate in
heItsnce of the Murats. The pamphlet had been
translated into italian.
The Danish Ministry cbstinately persists in refusing
to accord to the western powers the harborssnd land
ipcplaces which would enable them TO keep their
forces in the Baltic during the winter This is, how
ever, not the only manner IN which that Government
manifests its contempt for the powers arrayed against
its patron, the Emperor of Russia. 1t has not hes
tated 10 make its long medtated corp d6tat, one en-
tirey in the interest OF Russia, in the very face Of
the fleets and armies of the occidental powers. On
July GO state paper was published at Copenhagen,
headed Constitution OF the Danish Monarchy for
its common affairs" Strange to say the English
press has scarcely token any notice at all OF this
measure. l give you, therefore, the more important
points of this new Danish Constitutions
Section /. The succession Of the Danish monarchy is
settled by the law of 3lst July, 1883.
SEC s. Common affairs of the monarchy are all those
which are not expressly stated refer to any particular
part of it.
SEC g. The common expenses of the monarchy in ex-
cess Of its receipts are be borne in the following proper
on viz: Denmark 90 per cent Schlcswig II per cent
Hostein 90 per cent.
Src 7. The common aairs Of the monarchy are to be
in charge Of Rigsrd3
SEC = The present Rigsrad viii be composed only Of
members nominated by the King Future Rsrads arc to
be partly elected.
SEC 10. The Rigsrad will then be composed OF fifty
members the King nominating twenty and the other thirty
members will be elected in the following proportion, viz
The Diet of Denmark will elect ls the Provincial States
of Scheswc those of Holstcn g. aud the Rtterschaft
OF Lauenburg l.
Sac. H. The fundamental law OF the Kingdom of Den
mark of h June s9 Is 10 be restricted 10 the affairs OF
that kingdom.
SEC l5 The members OF the Rissrad receive an annual
pay Of 500 thslers.
Src. l6 The Rgsrad is to be convokcd at least once
within every t~o years for term as shall be decreed BY
tic King.
Sc i; Its sittngs are 10 DC at Copenhagen but the
King NAV remove them to any other place.
SEC L. lis deliberations viii be guided by President
nominated by the King. The debates may be either in
the German or the Danish languages bat the resolutions
must be put in the latter.
SIC 10 The deliberations Of the Rgsrad are secret.
SEC. y. No tax common 10 the whole Monarchy can
be levied altered suppressed any loan contracted
for the whole Monarchy without the consent Of the
RigsrAd.
SEC 2a The Rigsrad has only consultative voice in
all other exccp, the money affairs Of the common
Monarchy.
4 decree of the same date conyokes the Rgsrsd
for Sept lst, 1854 and another decree publishes the
nominations OF the King, the nominees being all
eourtiers, high fuHetionsries, and knights of the
nan