New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
THE STATE OF EUROPE
F-wr Or o~n Csrrespor.~rt

D. u. .sf uptl itS opera iots "l he arDe. i"e s'Ns
psve taken ihe offensive al along rhe lac fs's kii'-
q; 20 Gmrgryo. k.laas rtey aase, u,arr sss s'-
,i,e 81 C.l Deu. Ffesca A;tsc8c 81 Ae C'as Ae
siTUp.- EEhs.s,. uasoe sain t0~-rd P.jtas aud 81
Il psfz on he ..th aeiesisi tie Ras.AB.. Sns Col
Dhu reported ~ have tsiea Anotaer det,iainsss
st Talks cr, ssed n, iscube a. kasga,A aai in,a-
rsLrd IL rcsi,ioo With zoe sSue success the Dan
ubs VA crussto II ias aoa Tcrus opposite Nco,0lis
sd sgsiu d Slmnuz.. G,argrTe aad u.teni'@~ A"
teC.e sednDs Uu .st Oct ,eeb he -Otl al S'sa
OF Nsob cut tie fe6i.ns hsd eegsn 81 Oiten',Ia as
ea as iae 23d. Even Russians admit that AL sae
ssras Of roe D4aao- te"m WIdda TO Olseovzs s.e n
he tsuJs ot be Iurk., aud II Is believed that the
prac ysl move oi 0Her vii De = c1nelaed advance
iron kalAat lisa. sDd Tuna 70 hrsjvs "a Orirr -
clesr Lesser Wa lacais fc,p she e,rnp o. ele 0iSus
b~ts cen Rs.-ovs Sl,ssia preteaaed "a have oesA
'ous Lr on sbe % OF April OF wa sca coutra tic sg
reoorts were circulate o. nave as yet inu,r,aaoa
whatever. As 10 the Doareja ;h. rarss hold
ttere Tia iolO siog 6Se po.aoa- HASTE ,lje.
Poli,s, Kosreh. hara.sa and Bo.basko.; tist
s 10 say tie iUe of Tr,jan's Wall Omer Ps
.hs has directed bis io,ce. hi,h are streasthea
he right wing of the 0ttom,a army. upoa RSSrad
aud Bsssri-lik lie wished evidendy to guard
d, ct. sud in Admiral DuIda. the nero cf the Peace
Socleiy SUI. for the ptesen moment aer Is Ials
taken The galans Admiral has lei. to- snug hAr,,e
OF Bekos Bay aud has sailed Tor Bdt.hik ia or1er I'd
protec, Narus against an attack by ses and 1920
rnes sre said have been landed 10 re-enorce the
earrlsoD of that fortress | here shat 1t
is prubGb, uist,ke t1at Narea has been garrsooei
b, Efeli,o for IT is known chat 1000 rurA.
naJ bet eubarsed the English fleet, ~hch Is Ike
We il communication with the rurklsh forces at
ku.eudje. Another portion Of the feet has sailed 20
me coast of Clrcas,it Tie Times of yesterday de-
cares again ths most srr,ugeo. orders have been
sent Omer pasha undertake any iaportsR. 0p.
rsh0ns Jctore he arrirai Of 0.e eaIGres Lord Red
cife w,o is rot Uiltsr, msn does notseen 60 know
that tie beet ceense is alsps au attack; and poor
Omer Pasha must reu ain tle defensive all aoog tns
Immense lne oI the Danub., which yn always bs
broken through. lie is not sllo we'd 20 preveus tae
progress OF the Russians oy pushing h. forces through
the week cenferot the enemys ine ndby marchagup-
on Bucharest.
The most important dispatch however, is the re-
port the Stcmptof Russians to the D,nubs
at Rodujevacz above Wiodin Into Seryis The Seros.
slaays looking on, TO their particular interest have
until kept entirely neutral ready to defend them
selves against any invader, whether Russian Turk or
Austrian The feigoed attempt of the Russians, will
now be taken by Austria for pretext to enter ths
riIciyaly; the Serbs will oppose the occupation and
Austria pretends occupy the country in the inter
est Of Turkey Serva will immediately declare for the
Russians. The agents OF Mosh, the pretender to the
Serssn throne in the camp OF the Russians are opeay
cabvassDg Croatia and raising money in Trieste aad
spread into Montenegro Prince Daniel and tho Rss
sian Col ko~aeiski, Of the Montenegrins,
ba,ing received orders from St Petersburg to attack
toe Turks the 9th of April On tho same day
Greek nsurrection is to break out in Eplrus but shs
has probably already been prevented, since the
Greek Fillbusters from the Kingdom have beea twice
defeated before Janna aud before Arts aad are
entirely routed; still they keep the mountain
Businesses of the Pndus 1t vi. be dicus To disIodge
them altogether from the mountain region, where
guerilla warfare IL easily carried on The greatest
misfortune of the Fibusters the rivalry of their
leaders, Tz.vellas and Grvss Both claimed the rank
Of Gtneralssino, aud did not act Ia concert. while
Lieutenant Karaskskis. WHO had proclaimed lnself
general also acted independently, since the Greek
generals did not acknowledge bis rank The two
hundred elODs liberated from the prison OF ChaIas IN
Greece al.o acted on their hook, aod plundersd
Greeks and Turks unfortunately, under the plea Of
patriotism. But though the moyemnht la Thesssly Ia
almost entirely quelled the excitement in Greece 10
growing. Tbe King and ths Queen who originally
fosiered the expedition into Turkey. have become
frightened since they see that the Western Po vers
csatprOye of their conduct, and serousl, back tho
Porte Theroyal couple are therefore making prepsr
raoDs for sudden departure to tie frontiers az il 10
said but it is believed that they are plotting depar
ture 10 Germany in order 70 eyade tho consequences
and the responsibilities OF their foolIsn attempt Tho
Turks well aware Of the commercial character Of the
Greeks have ordered all the subjects OF KOg Ono to
lGaye Turkey and probably may hear of embargo
laid sll the Greek merchant ships ia Constsntno
pie Such measure would quench the flames Of
Greek enthusiasm for Byzantine Empire The Czr
has already seized the opportunity OF showing how he
protects his co gioniss, and has declared he will
not permit the Greeks VINO have risen against tho
Turks to return under Turkish dominion
As TO the Baltic fleet, it has proceeded from k'ogs
Boy Ia the IsIe Of Gothland few days more, and Sir
Charles Napier may commence hostlites.
Cheyslier BuD,en, the Prsssan Embassador IN Loo
don has received the insimatOn from his Government
that his King takes the moss serious interest 10 the
health Of 50 able and accom- plsbed diponstist and
ALI vt permit thar il should remain exposed b the
uists Of London; the CneyaleF IT, therefore ordered
to teke his immediate departure ana to 20 TO water
g place, there 20 remain until the King shs be salts
bed that the precious health of his friend mas been
stored. The Prussisn Embassador mas lately eI-
pressed strong antsRnssian feelings, and since
Prussia is neutral, sbe 10 neither anti English