New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
-sse a defensive war until the alice are com

,bsv vii, wage defensive war until the allies are com
pleiely tired out.
III the Russians DO retreat behind the frutn the only
vay Of bringing them to reason Is TO take elihe, Cfoa.
80, or Sshastopol On the 10th OF this month Lord
Raglan had conference with Omar fasha a. snnmia,
but know ANYTHING OF the :,
commanders Omar Pasha is advancing INTO ne Ooorna-
scbs with his army Of 60 900 men, ana as Tue Meets Se
siin lying a, Balichick and kayafna s Possible .ns,
something Is about 20 be undertaken ~s""'' ~ ~f"'
Tsso-srbc news bas heeu received here from shamls
thai on the ed and Esd battle had been tougni oe'sesn
the Russian rear-gusrd on sway 10 lraan AZ on. ~
Turkish guard under MeheInet Pasha, when conss
s5 600 men. with "a guns The Russians were Obliged
10 retreat behind Trajan sWan.
Il assured that Baron Meyendorf this morning re-
ceived hs letters of recall 1t IS not yet known whether
the diplomatic relations with Austria interrupted oy
,hi. measure whether il merely affects the person OF
NJ De Neyendorff On Mon day. about 30 900 men, un.
cor Ger Count Coronini will enter allacha by Orso
va Achmet Pasha who brought the convention be
tween the Porte and Austria to Belgrade remains with
Count Corouni a. Imperial Commisssry. 1t is whispered
aaong the Austrian military men OF rank that the Turks
and their ses about TO undertake something against
the Russians in the Droboda IL l. not clear how IL TO
elected but the Russian gunooai hotlla Is to be de-
Ieer from Carlsruhe Is. inst in the M5ntenr, says:
The rspor was current that Austria would no, wait
s tho r,nv Of the Russian Cabinet 10 carry into execu
lion one ~ the principal clauses of her treaty with Tur
kew row confirmed. dispatch received irom vienna
announces officially that Count Coronni has received or
der 10 enter Walachia and 10 proceed To Gurgevo win
corps of s5 900 men The General 10 commence has
,rcysment on the al and a second division of equal
strength will follow this advanced guard few days AFTER
General Hess, Generalissimo of the armies OF 'ne
East received his final orders from the Emperor
ON the eeth ult. and to start on the 30th for ms
beadouarters Count Schlick also 10 proceed mme-
diae 10 the army OF Gacis Of which he has the CON-
rapd Colonel kak of the staff of the Emperor, accom-
panied bv Colonel Loventha and Secretary OF the Ot-
ioman Embassy left Vienna on the evening OF the s'ta
for the camp OF Omar Pashs. After having conferred
with the Ceuea alissimo Of the Ottoman forces, Colonel
Kalk will afterwards proceed TO have Interviews with
Narsbal 81 Arnaud and Lord Raglan in order to concert
the movements of the Austrian troops tn the three Gen.
hef of the allied armies. The military envoy
of the Emperor Francis Joseph to these Generals Is pro-
vdea with letters of introduction from the French and
Fysb Ministers as well az from the Turkish Embassedor
a. Vienna .
The Paris correspondent of The london Times writing
under date July 3, 2. NJ, says:
1.-The last accounts from the Danubian provinces an.
pounce that in consequence of the position oil renera
Luders General Niepokoichytzk had been appointed 10
the command of 5th corps OF army that Maor-.enera,
Marin was TO act ~ the chief Of his staff The 5th corps
of army was ordered qnitting SiGstra TO march to
Samora, a little above Ploesti.
According to teegraphc dispatch received this morn.
ing from Marseilles, the corvette Eumenide had Just
sailed for Galpo, with detachment OF the 10th Regi-
ment of the line.
This morning a soldier named Mason, sentenced to
death for having killed his corporal shot, at VIM
cennes in presence Of deachmen,s OF all the corps OF
the garrison. . =, nj,
NJ Durand, who with an English banker Mr.. black,
both long established in Constannope has been chargen
nv the Turkish Government negotiate the loan, leaves
Paris this evening for London where Mr. Black has been
for some days Mr. Black has had already more than ono
interview with Lord Clarendon the subject of the loan,
and the result is that NJ Durand has been summoned to
London TO pursue the negotiations. IL believed that
there is fair prospect of their being brought to salts
frctory conclusion.