New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02

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The arfiileri-is also over b-,si b. .lperor num-
bers are taken prisoner. They are hurried way in
the midst of insulis and 81 death. They re-
main impassble: Olly one, young cornei OF :!
years his eye- kndle1 With rage. sdvIncs- toward
Gen WraHrel. and uncovering hs breast e1clai NJ
sTrere j. NY breast, pierce II with your balls if yog
'dGse. The General DID not dare. The c)rnei and
LIS comrades iis4rrned were conducted between two
rows Of bayonets and brought u the camp Of Osien
Sscken Outside the gates OF jassy. What has become
Of them nobody knows. AZ g. The three officers Ar
rested on the evening beiore, Z Is generally eare!
that they VII be sbvt. On the same evening the IT,
slams surrounded tie place where the regimen; OF
Nodavisn infantry was encamped. But they foapd
Only $50 men, the-rest having escaped. The pOpns-
ton oi Jsssy uttered loud exscraons az INST theiE
protectors. Sixty horsemen thirty GrtLerists, AMI
one hundred and fifty infantry captured and disarmet
by II 900 Russians with three Oatteres. This l. the
only vicol y, the agrels OF when the Russians carry
home from their campaign il the PnnciPsi.ties.
In former letter mentioned the order given
by Omer Pasha TO suppress the publication Of the
Austrian manifesto Of Gen. Hess. We are now
informed on what grounds this order was given.
viz: because the said proclamation called upon
the Wsllschian authorities to apply exclusively
10 the Austrian commander in all affairs. Omer
Pasba sent word TO Gen Hess that he had better
abstain from intermeddling with the civil ADMIN
istration of Wallachis, which belonged 10 has
(Omer Pasba's) province. Having only Intended
his proclamation as feeler how far be might go,
Gen. Hess apologsed for the Objectionable pas
sage. and in order 70 convince Omer Pasha thstit
WAS all amistake. he communicated 10 him the
original German text where the Waliachian au-
tborities are only invited TO apply 70 bis Abide
Csup in such matters a. are connected with the
Austrian troops The Austrian general POPo-
WITCH. who had entered Bucharest viii the Ans
TRAN vanguard on the Sd September and lmme-
diately commenced to play the part OF haynau'
WIS likewise checked by Omer Pasha. How
welcome the Austrian occupation is to the Wal
laehiaus in general may be understood iron an
e1trac, from to-days DAILY Nees:
d. Many of the villages on the ROAD by which tue
Au,trians advanced, have been deserted ~ their n-
habants carrying with them all their worldly goods
fearing that they would be obliged to supply pr'Vs-
io,s ar means Of transport il reiuTn for paper money
worth exactly bali liz nominal value Inc conse-
onenCe ia flat bread for the Austrian troops must bs
forwarded from bucharest, twenty end even thirty
miles l5tant.
Its certainly with respect to the inianies
committed in the Principaties-fhe consequences
Of English dipLOmdcy-tbat the sober Economist,
abiding TO some comparatively very slight faults
of American diplomacy in Europe draws the fol-
lowing line OF distinction between English and
American diplomacy:
NAV VIC have no doubt that men Of gentem nly
feeling of deep sens Sc of decOrum, of clear percep
ton Of what Is due TO others, abound IN America az
we'll as here. The difference between ~, and Tue IN
fortune of our cousins these: tnai such men ID
moi M the other side of the Atlantic either elect
povernme nj or give the tone TO the nation o. gade
Uc language Of me 0ess. With us the educated and
HE upuer classes have the power IN Their own hands
In tie Cuited States il is the mas who govern; 1t IS
H. rorulsce SbO u.urp the name and title of the
ton Il is they who dictate what shall be done or sald
it il they who elect the government and whom tue
government must serve; II Is they VINO support Inc
press and whom the press must please IN fact, II Is
they who have to DC acted Gown 10 anu "r''eh uo"n
10,
Thus speaks the servant of the English stock
iobbers, as if English diplomacy were not an
identical term with iniamy, aud as II the - gen.
"tlemen" appointed by Mr. Wilson, the editor Of
The Economist and Mr.. Gladstone, his superior,
had not been convicted before Parliament Of
swindlDg, gambling and larceny.
From Spain new: is scarce. On the 9Th inst
the Consultative Junta OF Madrid dehnitively dis
solved itself The Junta of Seville only dissolved
after a strong protest against the redctlonary
OF Catalonia have published manifesto against
Gen. Prim who had sent in his adhesion 20 the
present Government from Turkey in order not to
be excluded from share in the spOs. He con-
tracted the hatred of the CatalOnians by the 10
yestmrnt of the Castle OF Figueres III 1913, marked
bs the most shocking barbaTities, committed from
pure rage at the brave defense of the place by a
comparatively small force under the command of
Arnetler This Prim was characterized at that
time as "a perssn OF ridiculous vanity, whose
head had been turned by fortuitous success and
by being made count and lieutenant general.
We read in the Epoea that on the 9TH a small
battle was fought at ATaDjuez between the Ma
tional Guard and band Of which it is not yet
known whether it was composed of Carlists or
Republicans. Quick and certain Is the success OF
the reaction seems 10 be, the counter
Journals do not cease TO give vent to their sppre-
bensiyeness that matters may not even yet be set
tied in Spain.
From the accounts Of trade AMI nsvi CATION just
issued extract the following statement:
To1.L decilJed Vaur 0 s Etpo,n Of Bra aud i,a Prod
aee aHd Manufacture "a saoa y nc 11Ass ny ysi1.
Russia, northern port. and 1891. 1872. 1853.
Depmsrs. S:st ~ Ss -
.sa,,: u.n.esi,5wI. ssi3s5s sSS7S 75,3
Rosad 2os9Ss Rj5 5a5 i ,3 20
Azores and Msde.r; .;..''. s- @6S So ltiNi