New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-07

stupia Turkish officers, who were rdhed az by aH
Europe. Nobody but Urqubart and kOssush had .
inst estimate of the Turkish character. OF the
y;slity which they still possess, snd OF the
, nspv pable qualities which they haze displayed
during the present crisis. The sympathy for tho
miserable Bulearians and Fillibusser "reeAs
hiss likewise diminished among the Ens"sh Gnu
French, since they have them in their own couh'
try. do not to say that the race is NOT qaa'hed
for freedOm-every man is--but surely they are NOT
the men to dspsce the Turks from the Government
The Bulgarans in Europe for instance. sni ell the
Christians in Turkish Asa have such dislike Of mil
ary service, that they would all rather rise in opea
rebellion than consent TO be enlisted in the Tarksh
or any regular army and still they complain that
tLey have TO pay the kAsrad, capitation tax, BY
which they redeem themselves from military service.
ard they cannot conceive why they are despised and
treated as towards by the Turks who exclusively de
feua the country. The Gar is now employ NJ every
means to induce the Christian population of the dis
triets which he is forced 10 eyacuse to accompany
his army, and to emigrate to Russia proper. Where
promises Snd Establishments are not sufficient the
cattle of the peasant are seized and his crops moved
down, in order to force him TO emigration. About
5000 Bulgarians from the Dobroda were in this
.
Russian army and it is said that the same system is
TO be carried in Wsllachia Not able to conquer the
province the Car has given orders makeits desert
Though the MORitcur assures US that portion Of
the auxiliary army is already in Mpldo-W allacbis.
the Austrian adyices most positively maintain the re-
verse Ii was likewise again telegrphed that on the
10TH sanguinary battle took place near Giareevo.
and that the Russians were defeated; bat unless It
should be confirmed tomorrow II is not to DO be-
leyed AS to ZarifPashas victorious battle IN ASIA
ii was fought on the III of July, not at Arabian.
which is situated within the Turkish territory but at
Azcur. Bophai. in Inertia Shsmyl refuses TO accept
English and French officers but acknowledges The
suzeranty OF the Sultan. The expedition against
Seyastopo is said to have been decided upon in Lon
DON and Admiral Dundas has received his nstruc-
lions in this regard. Lord John Russes speech last
night seems to confirm this report, though the noble
Lord modified and retractcd his original statements
over and over again.
A. TO Spain the provinces are all in arms against
the Queen, and sighting is going on in Madrid, where
the palaces Of Queen Christina, Count San Luis, and
of several other obnoxious persons have been sacked
and demolished The principal features OF the con-
test which seems likely to be long one are the FOL
Lowing: Gen. Blaser, Minister OF War, has been do
eated and taken prisoner by the insurgents. Espar-
tero the man so much outraged by Queen Christina,
but personally no friend Of O'Donnel is now at the
head of the nsurgent army OF the Center lie Is not
a Republican, but straightforward, honest man, who
wishes to see honest constitutional monarchy es-
tablished. Gen Elio and Count Montmoin are al
ready in the Basque Provinces, and Carist rising Ia
expected Narvaez has taken the lead of the forces
Of the Queen Orense, the Republican chief has es-
capped from France, where ho was under the over
sight of the poce and Riego, the other Republican
chief has made his escape from Madrid, where he
was imprisoned The confusion is therefore great
enough and the final resultyery uncertain. The Queen
has sent for Espartero; but whether he will be will
ing TO support the tottering throne remains 10 DO
seen.
An Italian movement has broken out at Parma, but
it will be put down by Austria, and she will be glad
to have another pretext for delaying her orcbe entry
into Moldo-Wal lachio. Lord John Russell, as well
as Lord Clarendon yesterday expressed tlsr convic
tons that Austria will do her duty, but the Cologne
papers of yesterday contained tho tdDgs of Ausrias
having declared that as the Turks themselves adj
vsncing into the Pincpalites, she feels herself
longer bound TO eSpel the Russians. Though We
cannot entirely believe this statement still 1t must b,
I
becoming the arbitcr OF the war, by stepping in be-
tween the Russians and Turks | thought from the
beginning that her courage would fail her at the de-
csiye moment and therefore did not attach the same
importance to the treaty Of June H. which was at
trbuted to that convention by all the statesmen OF
Europe. AUSTRIA policy is still doubtful as il was
Fix months ago. At Vienna the subscriptions to the
yoIuntary-that is to say rcel-oan have already
begun to be made. The imperialism isexpectedto
subscribe twenty millions Of forms; the Emperor put
his name down orone million this shows at least that
they have considerable private fortune The dgnita
sies of the church subscribe large sums tho
Archbishop of Gran in Hungary for instance put his
name down for one milliOn Prince Lichtenstein for
I,J:O000; Prince Esterhazy for 100000 forms.
STILL unless the poorest shopkeeper and mechanic is
induced to take action in the the 800 900 900 flo
rins cannot be raised. In another letter | shall
plan more fully the reckessness Of the present Aus
trim financial scheme which Is in fact bubble that
must sooner or later burst and destroy the empire
Arc.
THE WAR DEBATES IN PARLIAMENT.
From our Own Correspondent
LONDON, Tuesday, July %, 1854.
1t last Fridays evening sitting Of the House VI
Commons, in reply to an inquiry OF Mr. Dsrsei,
Lord j. Russell stated that her Majesty had been
pleased to order that message should De sent to tho
House, in pursuance Of which he proposed to move
on Monday vote Of credit for O., O0O,0 900. There
would bs no necessity for Committee Of Weys and
Means To Mr. Dsraelis question whether there
would be- an autumnal session this year, Lord John