New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-25
AUSTRIA.

Fr,u Our Own Correspondent.
VIENNA. Friday. July :. l-5i.
The Imperial patent authorizing State loan of from
80 TO 800 millions forms appeared in the official
journal Of last evening. lts wellkn0wn object is to
cancel the greater part OF the debt OF 21UUUUuOO
foriIs the State Bank, as also 10 provide Tor the
extraordinary expenses OF the present and the coming
wear Tie new bonds will be sold at 30 per cent.
bank valuation, and according 10 the programme the
per cent. interest will be paid in silver. The nope
is also expressed that this coup de finance VIII rasr the
value of Austrian paper to par with silver IL may
have considerable effect but most assnredy VIII not
remove the present premium o. 30 per cent on specie
Ike Emperor has made a strong appeal to the patriot
i'm OF his subjects and at present the acceptance OF
the bonds is voluntary: but am assured by banker
well acquainted with Austrian finances that even
100 eco 600 forns " not be taken up and that sooner
or later compuson will be employed While speaking
of financial matters may state that the recent efforts
Of Russia to contract loan at Vienna aud Berlin have
proved an utter failure The same Is also true ol the
attempts made to negotiate IN Holland. People are
wise enough reflect that the war may last ten years
instead OF ore. AS 90 the Austrians aud Russians
they are neither inclined 10 furnish the Car with war
munitions nor with ducats.
Tie Emperor Nicholas has omitted no effort to main
tain peaceful relations with Austria as is proved by
his sending the Court OF Vienna two OF the hrSt
diplomatists OF his Empire. Prince G0rcmhoh 4
mission however will doubtless have as little eit CO as
that OF Count OrlOn Inc WFUler III Cdpucltl VI
bassador Extraordinary reached Vienna on the evening
of the 9Th inst only four days and half from st.
Petersburg Baron Meyendorh, former Ambassador,
leaves this city tomorrow for GasteIn, from winch
place he will proceed in the course oi the summer I"
his estates in Finland. Prince Gorchahoh was the
bearer of the Empcrors answer 10 the Austrian So>
nation but up 10 the present hour the purport OF the
sane is unknown. Ii will probably be gwen TO the
world in the course of few hours and every p0llti
elan here is persuaded that it will be negative or at
least evasye The Russian ambassador con-
terred with Baron MeyendOFf until midnight oi the
5th, and yesterday morning, after worship, at the
chapel of the Embassy, had long conference win
Count Buo. He is said TO have remarked that the
answer Of the Gar Of such character as 10 give
hope that the Emperor of Austria would be satlsned
with the same. To-day he is honOred with private
reception by the Emperor. 1t is generally believed
that the relations between the two countries VIII soon
be broken or and the great body OF the Austans ana
Prussans anticipate such an event with evident ieei
Bgs Of pleasure.
The German Bund is in session at Frankfort, but It's
resolutions have 80 little influence on the current OF
political affairs that they unworthy OF an extended
notice. The proceedings of the Bamberg Conference
were of the same character Bavaria has sent III its
acces eon to the AustrO-Prussian Alliance anu VIII
soon be followed if such be not already the case ny
Saxouy and the other disafected States OF Germany
The IathedGnd becomes more united as the crisis APP
prOaches. Austria has nearly completed her vast i-
tary preparations. and large army Is prepared 20
cross the Waa .hian frontier at a moments nOtce,
for the purpose of occupying the Prnclpaltes as sup
uated in the Austro-I urksh Convention OF the ioh
u Orders will not be sent for the troops 70 cross
the boundary until after the resolution oi the Emperor
of Ru..ia be made known. Field-Marshal Baron Won
Hess reached OrsOya on the ith inst. with hl- stan
Tie latter il COmmanderiu-Cblei oil the Austrian
forces. Gen. Schck VIII command ia pallcd anu the
Archduke Albert in Hungary and lransylvania
The strength of the Russian invasion was broken
against the walls Of Slisria and since the date of my
last communication all their movements have been ret
roprade The orders to raise the sege OF >strla and
eyacuate Wallacha arrived from St. Petersburg on the
sam. day The former event took place OH the 20th
ult and the Russian forces are withdrawing with all
posgble dispatch toward the SeTeth and the Pruth
Every important post west Of Bucharest has already
been abandoned. and. according 10 reliable anthont@s
the complete evacuation Of the latter post VIII take
Mace on the -th or 9Th Of the present month. Prince
GorchskO will establish his headquarters az kmnch
on the the 18th. The complete evacuation Ot Nalla-
CHA will not be effected before the 2th. IL proceeds
SLOWLY on account of the immense quantities of provi-
.ions &c Ia be transferred; 900 sick aud wounded
have also Ia be conveyed from the Danube. Modaya
will hardly be evacuated for some time to come. The
position OF Austria s threatening and the allied forces
assembled in Turkey considerable; but RG--ia has
500 600 the line from the Baltic and the Dan
ube Of hOm twO-hirds stationed IN Poland, Vol
hynia Podoa and the Danubian Principatas Some
military authorities however affirm that the line OF
the Sereth will also be abandoned, and that the FORTH
cations Of Jassy and Fokshani are a mere telnt, as
was the with those Of Bucharest The world may
rest assured that the traditional policy of Russia
will not be abandoned without struggle. The
English and French have bOckaded the three nalth,
of the Danube but as the navigation of the river i.
dangerous and both of its banks occupied by the
Russians the allied troops will hardly succeed il
reaching Matshin Galatch and Ismail by water Tn,
Austrans have taken into employ 10 steamers belong
ing to the Danube Company, for military purposes
There i, much enthusiasm in the Principates in an
tcipaon Of the occupation of these Provinces by tn,
Austrian forces.
Prince Pashkiewitch is still suffering severely from
bis confusion. He left Jassy on the I'd inst for on
Of his estates in Podola, where his wife will NEE
him from Moscow. We learn from several source
that Gen. OrOkof has been appointed al ,aias 70 th
Prince. Gen. bucLmayer occupies the pos, yacate,
ly cen. Sch lJers. ard will forthwith transfer boa
. t.st,ra-.,-s IN LcLst.r, rho Puss,n hrt. Ii Ee