New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-21

Black Sea from Marseilles has not yet ceased; the
process of dsarmng France having apparently not yet
reached the desired point OF " safety"
KARL MARX.
From Our Own Correspondent.
LONDON, Monday, July 3 1854.
The following 10 the text of the mysterious treaty
between Austria and Turkey, which delivers up the
Danubian Princpalities into the hands of power
which is not q. war; but terms Of amity with the
Car
e." His Majesty the Emperor Of Austria TO exhaust
alton Of the Dnuban PhnePe by the fosso army which ecu
~ il ,bs sppsrisn h. exclusively to the ImPsl
let w, Strihes.. t.Ls inform das trs ne Com
Of The Ottoman army r.,P.'ps h Mop o n II. en-
fagemen 10 eeststh socord with the Ottonsn GOV
ste of snn sneh a. fso E IN ~ No. countries The
bue P9iie iee 70 the n ~, borever exsend ther
action the point of whns to exercise e'b'fo over 'As
u The Imperial Of Aua engages noesyeI not 70 en-
ter with the Court Of E11s ne az p 81 orea ,s
aIis Imperial Majesty sultan and the Iatesy Of hs empire
attained by the conclusion Of esy o. peace I E
The sublime Porte ard the Court Of a1s 10 drss 10
the .horts. possible lime bis force. from re d. Austrian
troop. shan form object Of special ARRANGEMENT eAe' VITA
s Tbe oyepent Of Austria expects that the authorities Of
the eounr. temporarily occupied BY the Imperial tro9i WI
"a b for ,her and that OF heir
forsos their communications Ihs Aa'iiIan % @
nspts the service which may addressed By the eon
nns 81 copsDnose OF directly auhOss unless
where Of great importance render ih ~ & sGmy
shall maintain the nrictes discipline among 's w. the lon
al The present Convention shall be ratified ana the
be osssle from date of the signatures Ia isih o. h "a.
iectiye PlenpotenaIies have signed IT. and snA " 7
Done in duplicate for one object Boyuden
You see that by this treaty Austria becomes the ar
bitter of the present war; since, by the occupation Oh
the Pripcipalites she arrests the offensive move
ments of the Turkish armies against Russia ana may
at any moment return the provinces not to the ogan
Int TO the Gar But, according TO Arucie " tne
Emperor of Austria is not bound to Withdra" o" inc
Danabiap Principalities before the conclusion oi
trcaty of peace between Russia and turkey; Austria
therefore has direct interest IN the DURATION Vi 'e
war for maintaining and extending her influence IN
Moldo Walacha, which province she has always Gov
eted And AGAIN according TO Clause A. the treaty Oh
Desce il 10 have for it's basis " the sovereign rgn VI
the Sultan and the integrity OF his Empire that
to say the status quo and not aS Lord Johh 1usseh
and LORD Clarendon are Dragging, security ana guar
antees for the future. Indeed the conclusion OF sch
treaty puts the seal all the precedent trans
actions which have led to state OF things which Is
neither peace nor war-which, without giving any
support TO the Turks wrests from their hands all the
frniis of dearly bought victory. Still the question
remains involved in mystery, likewise on another ac
count: The Russians are withdrawing from Waila-
CHA aud from the DObrOdja, but not from Modayia;
IL is therefore yet to be seen whether Austria VIII
do more than step H. wherever the Russians are eav
pc and prevent the Turks from pursuing their enemy
The Car apprised of the losses before Sisria and
tbe death Of Gen Schilders, while both Pashkiewitch
and Laders are disabled, sent Gems Czernitsheh and
BjkOf 10 the Princpaiities, in order to reorgdnze
the army which, as it seems, has again sustained
check at Traan's WALL still, the particulars about
this action are wanting. In Asia, an advanced party
of Bashi- Bozouks belonging TO Sellm Pashas army,
was surprised on the 9th OF June, by superior force
of Russians near kutais III Georgia. mot hH'aya as
The Times blunders,) and lost considerable number
in dead and wounded. The Russians took two pieces
of the mounted hOlse-artillery.
The feet in the Baltic has not yet done any thing OF
importance Bomersund has been bombarded, and the
store houses there burnt and Ionea occupied that is
all: but Sir Charles Napier has now advanced near to
Cropstadt and an attack the fortress Is soon eX-
pected The Grand Duke Alexander, heir 10 the
crown who has always been opposed to the schemes
and policy of his father the Gar, Is sara 10 De con
sumptve; and since the symptoms OF consumption
were from the times of Drusus and oil Geranlcus, al
WAYS taken for the symptoms of slow poison, Woud
not be astonshed at all if we should hear that the
Russian party, the Car himself, had poisoned hl
Such stories aniuse the public.
The German papers continue to speak about the
ceoness in the relations between Austria aud Russia
on Friday it was even said that Baron Meyendori III
Vienna has GOT his letter of recall and that the Nus
SLAMS are occupying the passes OF the Irans!lVan
Csrpathans, the Gar being anxious to transfer the
war into the plains Of Hungary: still it is well known
that all these reports encouraged both by the Aus
trian and Russian statesmen, IN order 10 throw dust
into the eyes of western Europe though II cannot be
doubted that the Gar is highly ncensed against ran.
els Joseph for having dared to volunteer his adlce ana
i ha.h TIsi-
should 6e brought to Il prompt end. Russia rs not
vet fallen deep to require the PERMISSION of
other powers whenever she makes either peace with
- or war against the Sultan" such was the naughty
reply of Nicholas 10 the weilmeant representations OF
Austria 1t liz more serious for the Car that he has
failed 10 raise eight millions sterling in Holland; bis
finances at low ebb
Capt. Nasmy ill., the correspondent Of Tie Inns In
Bulgaria fortuitously in Siistra when the siege
began and offered his valuable service to poor Muss
Pashs. He gives the journal of the siege In Inc
Times, which is highly interesting. We learn from it
that attack, which has been altogether denied by
the Russians, actually took place. ana was gallant
" repulsed the 9th. 1t was here that General Sch
lost his LEG. and soon after in consequence OF
modification his life. Schders was renowned as the
first engineer officer Of the Russian arnyo In lc29
he successfully conducted the siege operations against
Silstria, and succeeded in taking the very same
Turkish fortress, before which he now was killed
The General was, besides, ghost seer, an
astrologer, and a spirit-rapper by CONVICTION
and lost his life by firmly putting faith in the pre-
diction that he was not to die by the Turks. He
therefore rode bndly into the fire, encouraging the
storming party, when he WAS suddenly disabled BY a
cannon ball. tie had twice to undergo the pain OF
slnputstion and still could not be saved. Ldders,
next 10 Schilders the best Russian General received
nusket bullet in his knee net in his h's- as the
Monexr stated.
Parliament does not do anything, and viii soon be
adjourned indeed the English principles OF Consiiiu.
maadministration. not being checked in any way ~
,beir cnrruDf Parliament A I. &.