New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09

from the common proc ,amaton Of tne Nafi0-f rchch
commanders 10 the inhabitants OF Bulgaria proofs
nation almost liter ,Ily copied from Rpibere q Cor
chahof and fsr, qnaRfi. have told You long before
tlis that the western powers would render cHe GER
vice prog essthe service - reyoduOnizne Turkey
that keyst ne Of the aHisaSted European sysien.
Pesa' the protest against tie iurhlsh presumption
If Gee p,nc Turkish territories Austria demands the
reconciliation of the two hosr~Ddars residing ut
Vienna whose return to Wslachia sod Modaya,
siopg with the first Austrsf troops, " de Bruck has
announced 10 the Porte Pechd Peraa replies that
the Porte viii cake the yropre;y Of iher restoration
into oNnsde gation-Herr Won Bruce, on BIS part, IN
sisting however tbt fulhlmert Of Article III o.
the Convention which gtlpulates tbe rcestaDi'hmo't
Of the late Government. Ii vii De remembered mar
| called attention 10 The am gu0ns constrGc non
ab o TO be put on tiis article Recmd facha rct1fH
that this reeetabstment could not take place "e''r
the. Ptrte had made sure that ne hoP0a'r1 D@1 h'1
f. fed in their duty loyal sJgtcts. ne Ieit n'o
n serious complaints against Prince 6Lika Of Nod1-
,ia hut the conduct Of Stirfcy. the hospodar OF Wal
lac1Iia he'd been very compromising, having proved
himself partisan Of Russia III the most scsr9aious
Iporrcr 20 that Bis expulsion had been lppo ga upon
III porto Herr Won Bruck then appealed 10 the
.s,l.s, who assembled an extraordinary Council, ia
which the compromise vas made that 0O3i AospOdars
should be recalled 10 their posts PT0c"Wa1@y Whle
the Porte would appoint High Commissioner 10 IL
auire into their conduct and then come 70 deLnlFc
resolution. Nov il viii he tt once unders.)od 'Aat
Prince Ghika, against whom Rec preiends 10 nave
no serious objections, is only nOnlhal recalled Igi-
.dayia remaining in tie hands oi the russians me
recall of Prince Strbev expelled by The Porte it'ei,
and stigmatized a Russian agent ~ on INC con
trary real restoration, rs portion OF Nalacha is
already evacuated BY the Russians ana the o'her
likely 10 become al 10 distant time.
Put the action Of Austria diplomacy does not stop
there. We read in yesterd0ys Morning Post dated
Belgrade July Ig:
edately 10 suspend all armaments and military eXert sc
II ia conhdeniy stated that there il another order for dis
armament. The intelligence wa forwarded az once 70
Prince AeXaIdtr
This then is the answer Of the Porte 10 the SER
Wan protest against an Austrian occupation. Thus
that miserable Turkish Government IS simultaneously
prevented from thwarting its ayOwcd enemy, and
driven into hostile and usurpatory acts against ts
own loyal dependencies. By the treaty OF the Ill1
June il broke IFS Convent ns with the Prncpalltcs
and Ly the order for disarmament it breaks the lun-
damental laws Of Seryia. By the same stroke 81
policy the Turkish army u worked mo std'e VI
insurrection and Seryia and the PrDcpaltles are
thrown into the arms of Russia. The Austrian sum
mons for the evacuation Of the prncpaliies turns
out to be prohibition TO the Turks to enter thGin
and the boosted ornaments Of Austria to be the DIS
armament of SeTyla.
With all that. stupid Austria, mere tool in the
hands of the Gar aud his English contedrates oy
preparing the clements of a general revolution the
first victim of which she herself Will be, and OF which
nobody can complain except UtOpan rcactiOnaries IKE
David UrquEart You are already informed OI inc
first movements in Italy The public papers speak Of
riots at Genoa Modena Parma, &c; but III my opln-
mind us more of the general insurrection OF ISIS
than all the rest That have justly characterized from
the first the patriotic voluntary loan OF the arrogant
and bankrupt Austrian Government you VIII see from
the notification CheyalcT lc Burger has lately adj
dressed to the loyal subjects of Lombardy. He in.
forms them that the quota the LOmbardan territory
has to pay to the voluntary loan VIII amount TO 4U
600 eco FORMS equivalent to lOl 4JV ooO WINCH
divided among the population makes 40 francs per
head. This voluntary loan, says the CHtone, re-
" solves itself into gigantic confscation-eyery pro-
vince every commune and every individual having
assigned quota which it must pay rOtantdTdy" In
order to leave doubt to the true meaning of this
voluntary loan, the notification of Chevaler Burger
ends in the following terms: 1t must be more than
evident, that in the voluntary loan should not
succeed all extraordinary and forced contribution
must be levied upon the various elements OF the pro-
duce of land capital, commerce and industry Ill the
most convenient proportions
AT Mondays sitting of the Commons, for the first
time in the annals of Parliament the Lord President
of the Ministry and Leader Of the House on the
preext of giving deliberate exposition of the nten-
tons Of the Cabinet, which he completely recanted
Fix hours later in the same place At 7. NJ. Sevas-
tOpOl was bOmbarded dismanted, destroyed and dis
membered from Russia. At LIS A. NJ the Russian
feet at SeyastOpo was to be reduced by one or two
sail of the line and Russia by no means To be dis
turbed in her present rank and position During
elk hours little Johnny brawlcd, staggered bullied,
hectored rhodomontized chcered, congratulated am
plfed to his COmmeners; during six hours he caused
Parliament to reyel in "a FOOLS paradise" when, by
no more than sting of Mr.. Dsraelis tongue, this
bubble speech suddenly shrunk together and the false
lion was forced to hang his usual cafskn round his
shoulders. This "day of humiliation" for the
Ministry but they carried THEN three millions OF
pounds
At Tuesdays sitting the debate on Lord Dudley stu
arts motion for the non ad Ournmen of Paramcnt took
place. They had voted away the money OF the coun-
try; they could not but vote their confidence in the
Ministry. This being generally understood by the
honorable members the House was but thinly attend
ed the debate dull the Ministry provoking than
ever and the melton Of Dudley negatiyed without
division. The Ministry cOntriyed to turn their very
disgrace into victory over the CommOners. This
was the "day of humiliation" for Parliament Never
theess the sitting became important from the defense
of the warfare furnished by Mr.. Herbert, the British
Secretary at War and Woronzofs brother-in-law;
from Berkeley, the Lord of the Admraltys indscre-
tons; and from Dord johns magisteral declarations
the internal state of the English Ministry.
In answer TO the complaints about the deficient or
ganzaOn of the cOmmiss ariat, Mr.. Herbert thin
headed exyOung Tory, entered into elaborate eulo
gy of Commissary General Fielder, who certainly
the fttest for the place because nifty years
ago he had enjoyed the confidence of the Iron Duke
and held high Offices under him. To the dlsagreeable
letters of the newspaper correspondents he opposed
the highc reports Of the very best paymasers
'in the service" and the obligatory compliments OF
some French officers. lie uttered not word about
the army being destitute of any means of transport
being supplied neither with mules horses to carry
the baggage and the water necessary for an army
marching from Varna and Devna toward the Danube,
and the other necessaries required on march He
uttered not word about the deficient means of the
army 10 supply itself with food He did not reute the
fact that no commssarist was appointed until several
divisions oftroops had been out and the fleets
at Constantnope. He dared not contradict the
ton that Lord Raglan himself had stated that his troops
had been stationed at one place nearly two months,