New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-09
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BY TIE ATIANTICs MAILS.
THE STATE OF EUROPE
AFFAIRS oS THE CONTINENT

AFFAIRS q ltlF tD- ~
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LONDON Tresi,y Feb y, 1854
We are reaching the end Of the .eeonl aof Of th3
grest Oriental drama In the irst W, saw tie Noase
negrins defeated BY Omer psshl and Prince M,achi
kof bullying the Sultan ~ Coustio'inorls in order 20
restore the Russsu r-e.t.s@ next We wiaossel the
occupation or the Prilcipabtes sud toe uo,oti,tsas
transferred to Vienna closing ORA na,isly s,p tho
visit the Czl- % the .,-p cf Olnatz with .,hs h
nous Vienna note H. refusal Of tie Poy., % s,ocpt
II the Nesselrode commentary upou o.. and with tbe
Turkish dec.ntiou Of var Tho second act began
VI the battle Of Oft n.'- ma Turkish successes
in ia, allowed by I.'mltic ntrgues schemes sni
courte -schelcs uPt the &c rruction the Turkish
squadron CT Su0pe reused ,lc udgnadOn of Englall
and Frsuce aud tie 4ccusEg vice Of the people broke
through TIE syier's web o. ji'In y. Explanations
were demanded and given, sui found unsatisfactory
Diplomatic intercourse, between Eh.anG Nno rance on
one siGe and Russia the o-ie, was broken or AMI
the efforts O. both the parties were now directed t.
Vienna AM Berlin H. Ter % enlist Austria al
Prussia I'm the coming struggle, few days more.
ard r.e declaration a. war between the Western
Powers and the Gar VII close the second act
The Car has rejected the last otr Of an Arrangement
contained In Napole0u's famous letter. l. Td joan
Russell has made varlike su'cch; troops are en-
harked and royal proclamation has prohibited the
eXportarion of arms, ammunlr : and warlse stores.
including even steau-boileTs, craAks, padde-Nhets
and al the machinery of steamboats, Austria Row
threatens the West IN periaous way with me occu-
patton OF Ser-a, in O.de, - project tie re -nlng
Prince and the PCuD paliy against russia, AID 70
keep tie provinces Tor tle S1i'Gn. Indeed. tn1s
looks Ike saiire TIE Sultan does not require Aus
trsn protection and the Serbs protest against IL AMI
vet Austria preparing 20 occupy >eryia tina. is the
verv sane PORTION ot the Ottoman empire which is
Promised 70 Austria by the Gar ishe ease Of p4rr
lion Of Turkey VIII England and France tolerate
such line OF policy from power which Tor cen u-es
hae always been notorious for tr,achery' Or VIII
tie ttreatenBg attitude OF France and Swrzer-
land On the frontiers Of I.al check the military artOr
and tho aspirations of Francis Joseph That's now the
question. As 20 Prussia. it seems she is more irm
than Austria, and leans toward the Western Powers
Yet il We are 70 believe Ucquh0rt, the Oriental ques
ton is not 70 lead 10 a with Russia, but % the par
tititn OF Turkey. and there is NJ doubt that miny
patriots in Turkey uneasy about the foreign troops
English and French landng auxiiiaries in the imme
date vicinity OF ConstantnOpe, without having de-
cared against Russia, and therefore without being
prepared 20 march to the Danube
The ntrigles OF Russia in the Turkish Prov
noes now 10 last begin 20 have some results.
band of Greek freobooters from the Kingdom of
Greece. lave assembled on Turkish territory and
are btseang tie little Turkish fort OF Arta on
tie frontier ard the unuy Greeks OF the isle OF
samos. have again attempted revolt, OF which II is
difficult To see tie object They are not ruled by
Turkish Pashas but by Greek Prince, Nosoridas, ac
eording to their own laws II is scarcely necessary 70
state that the government Of King Ohio az Athens is
not such as to maze annexation 70 that king
dom desirable for any body, but revolt IN Sa-
nos is oil course very desirable to the Car
and accordingly il has taken place. 1t Is the
last warning of Nicholas gwen TO Napoleon to remind
him that the Car is more powerful by revolutions AMI
diplomacy than by his armies 1t Is believed that Nch.
Oas has lately issued order 70 hs heet IN SeyasOpo
10 attack any Turkish vessel in the Black See. In
this case We sha hear Of naval engagement "a
a Turkish convoy, escorted by eight steamers oi tho
aied feet has proceeded to Batun But the Car has
plans which 90 beyond the present seat OF war. We
Lave bulletins about his victory over he Khan OF
Khokan one Of the independent princes OF High lar
tory on the Iaxartes, and are informed that Gen r
.clsh has succeeded in taking the khanat OF hhiya,
On the Oxus He is pressing southwark on the great
cad to India since the conquest OF the barren deserts
"a steppes of Khya and Kbokan cannot have any
Ter obect than to shorten the distance between Rus
and British India III spite OF his failure in Persia,
te Car has again sent his EnbassadOr Count kani-
80 q back to Teheran, in order to induce the Shah TO
alliance. Russian diplomacy has never been more
than now. The Princess Schwartzenberg, one OF
most beautiful and most accomplished ladies' at Vi
cuul WHO has considerable influence on Count Grun-
Isl the aide-de-camp friend and principal adviser Of
ancis Joseph, openly breaches the doctrine OF the
yat0n of Europe by implicit faith in the Gar lest
q world should become deluged by ConstitutOnaism;
aAd ler evening parties are visited by all the ars0cra'
e. .ld all the leading statesmen OF Austria. The Prin
81. Lieyen has opened her drawng-room at Brussels,
ar1 Baron Brinow and Count Kisselef are to peram-
lulse Germany in order to enlist the German Princes
no tho League of Desp0tism
re Vienna papers contain some confused details
ut few Turkish naval officers prisoners Of war,
ees back By the Car to Turkey They are described
a7ing been captured at SinOpe, bat this is mis-
take Several days before the delay, granted by the
ks to the Russians after the declaration OF war; had
-i1ed the Russian feet captured an Egyptian steam
t. and carried it to SeyastopOl. The Car felt that
O. swas an unlawful prize ard returned the steamer,
t tie Turkish officers were first sent to ST. Peters
o1rg and then back by way of Vienna to Trieste, in
oder to be shipped to COnstantinOple They were
conveyed under the surveillance" OF several Russian
Ulcers but the Turks did not understand why they
LIQUID be treated prisoners neutral territory and
o-erpowerng the Russians in the hotel at Vienna they
bond them and thrashed them sOuDdly; then they
wen to the Turkish Embassy and put themselves I'M
der Tho prOtecton Of the ambassador In order TO
avoid any collision, the Austrian foreign minister ar
ranged the ahsir They were delivered up, formally
20 the Russian AMBASSADOR, who Immediately set them
free and the Turkish ambassador cent them instantly
home BY Tresta. p c.
DTBATFS n PARLIAMENT
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