New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30

redi;on 10 tho right benk Of the Ds,-be 70 en.sye
| I, ~tfh battery by land. While 1ets with supple
sIou,, pa up lie river Tie movemebt Sss ,rsccssI
sud the L. Sla bayiug passed, tho Russians NithdreE
similar Ssps has occurred or ths pss! o. .ho rG;ks
90 Ar.h. b.v.as crossed near Si,ra nsie dash
| Rn.-i,p battery and retired with little loss
The Pussians seemed 70 Iave speried ther R.snor
10 s;LcL Kslafl and msEacst hs Turks at Gssiz sad
Brsios.
point. thus keeping tie Russians
on the alert.
part Of the Russian force withdrawn fron before
As.s!s;. had moved loEs-d OScvs
An order Of the dsy OF h-rch l.t by G'rchNto+ so
nouncss that in three week. Prince Pssbkes siiob 20 n
,nder Of the Russian army. word inspect th' troops On
the Danube.
The Grssk nsurrecon h.d no; quite sub.ist. bu. was
~ longer formidable
VHsse. on the Greek frontier bad o.nod the asugan,i
bot the cities quiet
The garTs0n OF The citadel Of Arta hai chs-sd the 10
surgeIis tie Greek frontier whore they Wero them
selves repulsed b. the Greek troops.
Egyptian troops hsd been sent TO occupy tan1a
Seiv.s ras qlet-.hs reported disturbance we're not
The allied Aees were s,i at Beicos on 9th March and
The Russian Sect remained a. Sevastopoi on tho I'd ot
February.
1t is reported tba. the h,st operations of ,hs Anglo
French army will he to attack Cnmea Troops viii snt at
BslaaTa TO stack sevastopol oy land While the hoe'
attack Il by see.
The Russians we're fortifypg the interior cities Ot Wa
lachie and Noldavs especially rokschani. the S'hy
One thousil work Strengthening he brtifcs s
tions Of sevasopol The Russians also certifying
Ode's and The entrance Of tie D9ePeF as well 50 Con
sta6t, WilhCrg and sveaborg, On the Baltic.
The Baltic il stili closed by ice
The Frenh aeet being oocuied in conveyng troops to
the East the line OF battle ship Auseri1 e only be .sn
he Bs.do present bat Admiral DuobesrO squadron
will Join Sir Chai.es Napiers
Admiral Cory, in the Neptune line OF battle ship
bad sailed to JON Neper feet and other shs were beos
dispatched as coon a. ready.
Twenty seven sailing ship and six steamship, were
barking men and horses at WOolwich
IL. e "a fha I.tstn
eleg-aphic dispatch from Ka.arssch. Opposite sis
tris states that the fh March 1900 Turks crossed
the river in three places ihey encountered an e2n y
lasted hour and dmOaLtug several Russian guns
they retired TO the right bsnk Omer Pasha was a. Wd
jim the sth March The Russians hAd greatly reduced
their force in front of Kalafat but multiplying de-
reB.ive works ard sscumulaigg r0ODs on all p5ns of
hs Danube likely to be selected for esciDg passage
POSITION OF AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.
Prussia eyince, moro leaning toward the Western
Psweis
An address by several members Of the Chambers cslsi
on Baron Msnteuel to give explanation Of the position
OF Prussia in the coming To this Msneuiel replied
that Government would shortly make expsnsti N. snd
in the sntime the fleets in the Black Sea ara hOse Oh
rowera with which Prussia ia n accord.
Telerrsphc dispatches from Vienna stats that Austria
does not ei called upon to join the Western poser IN
declaration Of war against Russs but IS pared 70 sn
a convention for occurring the int gry Of Turkey in the
sri, Of the treaty Of 1871 Austris will maintsn in
Sery Montenegro and Bosnia leaving to the Western
povers TO care Greece and the Greek provinces n
Turkey j. appears from article n the Otst. Corre'
pordcn- thai Pussia approves o this.
The Prussan Ministry had promised to explain to the
Chambers the hitherto taken the Eastern
ton According TO all reliable iniOrmson, bs fact Of
turn in Pu police in favor OF Russia placed beyond
doubt The most eminent members Of the re ic.iona
~ party In Prussia signing address 10 the hins
pray ing him 10 60 hand in hand with Russia
Prussia hes sent confidential mission t. the Emperor
Napoleon, in Paris
II stated in private leets from Hungary that Rrssjsu
omssais at work on large seals get up an nnr
recti the with view TO frghten the Emperor Of Aus
tra into Russian alliance II might be thought that tho
Hun aran patriots would not readily lend ear to any
proI osious emsDStng from the destroyer Of Their ntO
perdence but in the Macy element, of the population ha
tired of the Austrian rule il 20 intense that whole PROV
nee, are ready rise against it uIGer any
they do not lock conseque1ces but desire only - have
arms in their hands Thus the Gar has fine helf TOR
his double game He finds hungsrisns ready to rise AZ
his bidding the risk Of being betrayed and when they
in he will say 20 Francis Jos9ph' alone ca1
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