New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-22

.xs,tsa .sus. sssenfion TIE Band, 4 q sspposed,
~ m eesfnr sSser ice short recess proceed, ct the
kytsf;os Of Austria and Prussia, TO pronounce fhe
,uafy of April 20 spsed as regards its additional ar
49, Then taking under confederation the engage
ss.ssf that Austria has made with the western pov
- q new scheme win be drawn up on this basis for
pesoe, which it is believed that Russia cal aeespt;
Active secret negotiations have been gong on ioi
-.ssae time between Nicholas and the Pope. IL nov
spires that the Car holds prospect OF q cnange
-wsrd the Roman Catholics in Polsnd ana On con
assions to the Latns at Jerusalem he Is tnu IN IN
aing against the French According " Sa VI III
ys Haltdno the Car has the intention 70 oec,a1e n
seird con, Nichols King Of Poland, ana q We ~
menber Of the Greek Church, it was ...n,
eessary 10 give the Pope sofne trsnquHnI"s
snsss pectng the Polish Istooh 20, DESTROYED and
o. ,,ao,s rxsmbarked few steam-frlgates ,e-
ulsi, cruising among the Islands. Gems n1 Ty
an Ders ind Mel were at Dantzc on INC ''" i"''e
Ssnne .;onIe lst,er. of August 30 mention that
az Rrtsb guards and 2sth, 42d, 18Th, I9th anu va
sss;,osnts had embarked at Varna, and the ight
.rssion and Lord Cardigan unoet oI %a n'ru
Qsglan was 10 embark on board the Cayadoc on
,G@mber 2 At varna. The expedition ia to rendez-
ssoss AZ Baltshik, at which place, and at Bourgas;
ne french are 10 take ship. The strength for laoo
s,rv;ee OF the expedition IL @, 600 Engsh 20 900
s~.-cb and 20 900 Turks. Gen. Sir John Burgoyne
arrived TO take command. Prince Napoleon
- the Duke Of Cambridge have gone TO Varne TO
20. their regiments The troops are described as
animated with mnch ihIosihsm' Nnoiefa nas anAo''
disappeared.
Aecouf'1 Iscluk. September g. state that
all n. ~ troops left Vsrna on the ri for
Pnrscu,E IRON the lst Instant provisions for the
army are to be sent 10 the Crimea Marshal ~
.uauG has szucd ordei stating thas sevlstopo!
will be taken and beld ~ guarantee of peace.
Surprising he sege begun by the mid1le OF SOFTEN
her il hoped The place will be tsken by the end OF
November
lie Russian Embassy ct Vienna has received
"a yurflt
have Quilted Moldayia by TIE 10Th Of September, and
The remainder by the beginning Of October unless
hottie operations sba render new concentration
necessary The Austrian. entered the priDciPaites
~ four p0.Dia nau1y KO;hcuthufm, Proiiala, and
Potzs for Walacha, end Bsiritz for Moldavia.
Omer Pasha confines tO nccntrate his main army
Along he bank OF The River Kamasu, below Buseo
wb.bce be menaced Brlow and iaiaiz.
On0lst Angus; strong force OF English oac Erench
pupboais entered the Sulina cheonel Of the Danube
and az other 10 enter by the kia mouth. win the
view OF keeping the navigationopen
The Russians making preparations to 3urn the
cite. ot Odesss, Reni, BrailOw, GalatZ and lsina
should they he forced to abandon them. They have
prepared CONT ustibles ana have cut off the supply
of wster and burned the fire engines Orders are Is
sued that wherever the enemy appears IN superior
strength towns and villages are 10 be reduced to ashes
UJnceasng preparations being made in Sevdst6po
for defence Al criminal prisoners are liberated and
enrolled in companies TO work the port batteries 4
gang Of 200 Of the worst cOnvcts arc si IN IRONS 10
beemploy ed in carrying ammunition
The Governor of Sevastopol, taking advantage OF
the iBecieDcy Of the blockade, took the nasts out
Of some steamers to render them less easily dscoy-
cred sDd has been sending them TO and IRON Moo
Iaief. at the mouth Of the River Bag, whence they
have brought considerable quantities OF stores, am-
muniioD artillery AID even troops. One OF the new
inner forts of SevastOpol is mounted with guns con-
veyed in this manner
ihe basbi.h ozouks including those in the pay OF
fhe allies have been dsbgnded by general order
from Ouer Pesha, the ra-cas being quite incorrgibie.
Two Paixban guns, taken from the Tiger frigate
were tried at Odessa the other day IN presence o
Gov AuneDkoff. At the fourth shot one OF the guns
burst, killing one artileryman and wounding sew
eral others
On Sept. the British steamer Shearwater and the
French teamer PrOmetbee entered the port OF Cat
taro The reason given by the commanders Tor thei
visit was desire to Obtain information respecting
projected rdz zia OF the Montencgrins
A Russian steamer from Sey astopO had captured
Wallscbian vessel and taken her into that port
They bad sent to ConstantnOple the Captains o
the three Turkish merchantmen which they had re
Gently burned at Heraclea.
Kurschid Pasha Gen. Guyonl ia at length ap
pointed, the representations Of Lord Straiford Dc
R.del0e, 10 the chief command in ASIA in room o
h Mustapha Pasha. Guyon would long ere this have
been appointed TO command, bat he refused, and stu
refuses to apostatze from the Christian form OF re
hgioD. Ismael Pasha Turkish officer who greatly
distinguished himself in the defense of kaeiat is also
appointed TO high command in the army of Ana.
The British Government has sent as Commissioners
Col Williams OF the Royal Engineers, and France
viii aceredit an officer in similar capacity. Col.
Williams spent three years under canvas IN making
typographical survey of these provinces as British
Commissioner char cd to run the boundary line be-
tween Turkey and Peria.
According to the Paris Prosf, the Russian forces in
Asia had fallen back far as Erivan, after having
sacked Bsjszd.
Russian agents, disguised Bedouins, have been
arrested at Damascus
From Athens we learn that King Ohio positively
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