New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03
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tions and sliding scales, snd ultmatums. 50 8 law
ysr's plea in i doubtful case. The French Govern
ment rot quite so fertile IN ulumatuus as the cele-
DRAFTED Dutch Diplomat. in whose baggage was foesi.
after his arrest three hundred and eighty deTHers'
conditions on certain which he hal been sent 70
negot ate has however in the great case OF Dillea
vs. the ulted States run through sufficient number
TO 10 honor 70 the profession and has at length de-
cided that the Consul's dag mas be saluted when
II i again hosted. From this psint they will rot
yield. Bsron de Lhuys sticks on the salute sud 1
believe the point hiss been concrded; so that the al
lar in al probability will be settled thi, basis.
Tie arrival OF Madame Dillon in Paris week aye
was announced in sll the journals with aaurish
which the coming of six trstclsss Princes ccold not
have produced so. ii Monsieur Dillon be a true
Frencanls0. the poPgun salute when he agsin hcsts
ais hi! color ard the notoriety which h. will hare
gained will we'll heal up his wounded dignity, and
leave something over TO the credit Of Uncle sam.
tn said that Mr. Soult. believing she O'Donnsli
party IN spain more opposed to the cession Of Cuba
or 10 i reasonable settlement of the Black Warrior
difficulty than the Queen. has been pressing upos
the latter al the influence which be- could bring to
bear to effect IN immediate cessOn Of the island for
a money consideration The question OF Sbdicstion
but since the breaking out of the ODonue revolu-
tuu; aud it ia said that MIR Soule had strong hopes
at one tiae ihat the Queen. in anticipation Of this
event would accept the large wbich the United
States Government has authorized him to offer 50
70 place 4 sufficient sum in her private purse to meet
future emergencies Hopes are still en,ertsiaei that
the Government, account of the disturbed state ct
the country and the depressed of its finances.
ala
terms offered.
II ia believed in the best informed circles that the
ODonnell movement has been put on foot by the in
Gueucc OF Russian gold operating through the DaAs
lie Montpensier, and having IN view future attack
upon the French empire from the south. Ths L'ndos
Times charges ths the movement had ts origin ia the
depray ihe court of Spain; but subsequent events
have proven that this could not have been either tho
sole or the principal IL swoll known thatths
Duse &c Montpensier exerts powerful in1deacs at
the Spanish court, and il ~ easily seen By every
that there is strong sympathy existing betwec"
the Queen and the leaders Of the revolution, ODon-
neil Dulce. Ne. An enormous quantity OF Russian
gold has been into Spain aud Portugal to opersts
in some way sooner or later. to weaken the inf0encc
Of rance and England. The fact that gold has been
sent is no longer question. The ODonsen party
say they love the Queen aud hate the Ministry; tho
Queen BAYS size hates be- Ministers, aud will forgive
her rryotoi Generals and subjects. SO that under
all this there conspiraces which will be sure to
bring mischicf on somebody, Russia holds strongly
20 tradition; and she believes thst because she mum
bled greater Napoleon than the present AMI placed
Bourbon on the throne of his ancestors, she eau re-
peat the performance 10 effect this object she
brings into play as one of her means ssystem which
naturally grows out OF the habits Of the country for
IN Russia everything is bought and sold with money.
IL has now become evident stated in my last
letter, that Russia has determined to make direct
and vigorous attack upon Austrian Territory. All
parties have at length recognized the truth VI this
fact. 4 sufficient number OF troops will BIO lefS in
Great Wrllschia aud MolJa'ia to keep in check tho
Turkish and allied armies while other large bodies
will march the Polish, Hungarian and Turkish
borders Of Austria with the design of taking posses
zion Of the entire country. Constantinople will be-
given up for the present and at all other points than
npon the Austrian frontiers che Car will act entirely
OIL thu de ensiye. This is his new line Of policy. and
it Is undoubtedly the best bo could have adopted.
A considerable lumber OF Americans have gone 10
81. Petersburg within the last few months, and all
have been well received the moment their nationality
wss announced. Eight physicians after having stu
died time in Paris have entered the Russian ser
vice recently SIX were mmedi4 tely sent south to
Prince GorchakOhs command while the other two
were placed in the military hospitals at St. Peters
burg Another cOmpany Of three or four are making
preparations to start They have al entered the
wee for scar ess term Of service not being al.
lowed. The pay $500 roubles annually; while, al
though furnished with everything the expenses re-
qured to keep mp the position are much beyond tho
,alary allowed, and only those who have an income
beyond their pay support the position This is
true Of all officers of rank in the Russian army.
An American by the Of Rogers, one Of tho
prisoners taken with CrtteDden in the Lopez expedi-
tiOn and sfterward psrdoned by the Queen Of Spain,
started few months ago from Paris to join the
Russian army. lie nearly out OF money when
he started, but he managed to find his way to the
Rus.ian frontier the borderOf Prussia. lie passed
on 70 Russian soil without sou IN hs pocket ADD i'm
meG stely demanded to be enrolled into the army
Tic asked whether he had ever seen service, and
If he was acquainted with military tactics. lie
piled that b. had served "a an officer under Crttsn-
den in the attack on Cuba. They immediately gave
MIN lieutenaney and sent him TO the Model
" School ~ study or shor. time the language.
soon after entering the school copy OF the army
regulations was presented TO him in which be found
that 10 make his lleutensnts commission perfect IL
was required that ne should psy bonus OF 1000
r0u5cs. The is one Of the fIed regulations OF the
ku,Eian army, from which there 10 no deviation. All
Oficers pay bonus for their commissions which goes
iuts the state treasury, and which s regulated
cordinp 70 the grade Of the commission. The pay
.eo.-...J =. an sunsU cOmpAred to he rxnensa. AZ