New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03

were ploNhuP Oy me lulhiah eApioiSs ~ N''SN''''
Tshetate and Slhstra, also have their last 'hama
been dispersed by the general advance of Omer Pa
sha's army.
THE policy OF those crafty swearing rascas that
stale old mouseesten dry cheese, Nestor-and that
"ssme ddog.foe Ulyssusisnot proved worth ablack
"berry; whereupon the Grecians begin to proclaim
"barbarism, ard policy grows into i'll opinion.
II you had passed through the streets Of London
Saturday. you would have beard all the newsvenders
shouting their great ADgoTurko Gallo victory
1.-The Russians at Giurgevo, and capture of B1sharest
"by the allied troops" The OF these pompou.
announcements you will learn BY and by, when
to speak of the new Ministerial crisis. AZ to the co
operation Of The Anglo French forces in the battle Of
Giurgevo we know by the regular post from Varna'
with dates down to the 4th inst. that no move
had taken place in the camps. According TO
the latest Vienna advces, on July ~ the
auxiliary troops were in full march upon Ruts-
eLuk BY way Of Sbumla, and on The 'th diVison OF
French troops had arrived at Russchus, and on the
9th only division of English troops arrived there
Now the battle OF Ginrgevo ended at A. NJ on the
eth, having commenced st az early hour on the 'th'
and after an interruption OF some hours at noon be-
ing resumed and continued until the morning OF the
sth Thus it is impossible that any French or In
tsb troops can have participated 10 It, The TURKS
found eight Russian guns spiked. and immediately
threw up ntrenclments around Giurgeyc. The town
did not suffer notwithstanding the shells thrown by
tie Turks from Rustschuk and the islands After
the retreat of the R0ssians, Omer Pasba issued Il
PROCLAMATION calling upon the inhabitants TO remain
Tranquil as no further danger menaced their towns
Giurecvo was only occupied by a feeble detachment
of regulars, the principal force of the Turks being
encsmped around the town and the three islands OF
the Danube Omer Pasha remains at GiurgeyO. Said
Ps.ba at Rustschuk. The Turk. are masters OF the
road communicating between GiurgevO and Otenitza
on the left bank Of the Danube.
With regard 20 a second battle, which is asserted
70 have been followed by the capture of Buch ires;
the French Moneur itself limits it to a small defeat
inflicted by the Turks on the Russ an rear at Fra
teecbti on the road from Gurgevo to Bucharest; The
Menieur adds that An Anglo French corps Of - 600
men has joined the Turks, that the allied forces con-
eentrated amount TO about $4,000 men, that Prince
GOrcbabo is at the head of force nearly equal in
numbers, end that great battle might be expected
decisive of the fate Of Bucharest. Fratescht II t.
small fortified place, about twelve miles from Giur
gevo and thirty miles from Bucharest. According to
the NOn,tsur the battle at this place fought on
the lItb but according to me Journal des DtbGs, GA
the 18th inst. The Russians said to have lad 200
wounded in this affair including two generals.
The last Narcotics steamer from ConstantinOple
reports the capture OF the Suna mouth Of the Dan
ube by the English steamer Terrible. 1t is said to
have entered the Roads, to have destroyed the Rus
sian Notifications, dispersed the garrison and captured
it's commander. The news appears to me to require
more positive confirmation.
A rumOr circulated by English journals. which is,
however not repeated by any French paper, preends
that Admiral Lyons is cruising before Anapa with a
view to support expedition of Admiral Bruat, who
is raid TO have on board :, OOO men for landing
Letters from Constantinople state that the Porte
shows disposition, on the representations of the
English and French Ministers, to resume Immediately
commercial relations with Greece OH the following
conditions: !. That Greece engage herself to pay at
convenient terms the expenses of the war and in
dsmnity for the pilsge organized by the late insur
rectionsts; and >. That she sign within two months
the cmme rcia treaty hitherto declined. This treaty
Acknowledges the actual limits Of the Turk.h and
Greek territories.
No news from the Baltic. The Granddaughter Cor
respondent describes the result of the English ma
raudiDg expedition On the Finish coast in It's effects
on the mind ofthe FiDlanders, as follows:
"ltis confirmed that the Russian Government assured
since the burning OF Brahestad and Uleaborg upon the
sentiments Of the Finish population along the CULTS
has ordered arms to be distributed among the abebe1
men Nth view ot enabling them TO resist all fresh az.
ttmps OF disemCakmeDt of the English squadrons. The
immediate creation OF two battaOns of FINISH m emen of
coo each has been sanctioned and the recruitment
to take place i'll the districts of Abo Vasa and Uea
borg greater plumber Of these battaions successive
ly 10 be formed in the other provinces
The Austrian loan turns out be forced cOntrbu-
tion, as l predicted The whole is now to be dis
tributed the different crown lands of the empire;
for instance Upper Austria has TO take 900
of FORMS Lower Austria 10 O0O O0o Vienna2 500 900.
Hungary 5C,OOttC, ETC., in proportion. If the En-
peror Of Russia has not obtained anything for him
self he has at least contrved to plunge all the other
governments into a serious quarrel with their sub
ects about the question Of cash. The Prussians will
have 10 pay an increased income tax on the lst Of
August BOnaparte, too, is said to be projecting an
other loan of $50 600, 600, the effect of which on
France will not be diminished by the present pros
poets of the wine and corn harvest and the siagna
ton of trade especially at Lyons since the outbreak
in Spain. An appeal TO the English pockets is also
coptenplatedby the Coalition Ministry, and expected
for next week.
The Spanish insurrectiOn appears TO assume a new
aspect, as is evident from the procamstons Of Duce
and ODonne, the former of whom is a partizan of
Espsrero, .nd the latter 4 stout sdherent OF
Narvaez and perhaps secretly OF Queen Christians.
ODonnel having convinced himself that the Spanish
towns are not to be set in motion this time by mere
palace volutiop, suddenly exhibits liberal principles
His proclamation is dated from Manzsnar,s borough
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