New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-24
THE STATE OF EUROPE.

Austrans have not entered W ailachla nor VIII tue!
enter the Principates unless the Russians eVac-
uate them but the Russians have not evacuated the
n.r,bern portion of Waaehis and have not even left
Bucharest As to Msdayia, they declare they Will IN
no case give I'D the line of the Sereth. Not has
the Dobrodja been evacuated the country beyond
Trsian's Wall. The fleets have not done anything
unless you call an exchange of few shots before Sc
vsstopo and in the Baltic a serious affair bomar-
sund on the Alsnd Isles has already been bombsrded
| by the allied squadron, but without success lew
batteries have been sleneed or dsmounted and few
Russians shot: but the fortress which protects the
Aand Islands il still in the hands OF the Car The
defeat Of the Bash Bezouks before Usurghet on the
WAY TO Kutas is according to the Turkish bulletin,
3 glorious though unfortunate affair having saved
more lo.s TO the Russians than to the Turks. So
much is sure that il has had no strategical results
for the Russians and but the repu-e OF an attack
of the Turks who remained after the battle in their
previous position Still it has checked the progress
of Selim Pasha toward kutas, on the way to Tlfis.
The losses of the Russians before Sistria are put
down at "a OOO This is probably an exaggersticn'
though the figures are surely not oversated If we IN
ude the losses in the Dobrodja by sickness and the
sword of the corps of Gen. Ldders-who, by the BY,
has recovered from his wound on the chin
The answer OF the Car to the summons of the So
Called German powers has at last arrived. 1t is re-
ported by the Berlin papers to be; l. The Cars
approval and acceptaon of the common protectorae
OF the four powers expressed IN the Vienna proto
col of April g. . Russia is willing to eyacuate Wal
lachia. if the English and French withdraw their
troops and feets from Turkish territory aud from the
Black Sea- 2. STl the Gar insists upon his occups-
ton OF Moldavia strstegica principles until the
peace. a. The Car is willing to enter into negota-
tons for peace provided his rights, guaranteed by
former treaties are acknowledged the basis OF the
new treaty. Such answer is in fact an impudent
attempt to throw the responsibility of the continual
ton OF the upon the allies: but Gen. Schck the
commander of the corps opposed to Russia on the
northern frontier of Austria, still tarrles at Prague,
and the value of the Austrian assurances Of coopera-
ton with the western powers is soon to be tested
| Under such circumstances the great demonstration at
Glasgow against the Austrian alliance and kossuths
| evening speech the most statesmanke Grafton oil
this eminent man, delivered before ahighly attentive,
numerous and select audience are most dsagreeabe
| TO the Ministers. The Times remains remains silent
on the subject, and even The Daily Ners as the or
gan Of the Manchester school, which does not go all
the length Golden does not report IT, though 1t Is
the cleares calculation of the nature of the Oriental
question dispassona,e and impartial. About tea or
| twelve towns have invited kossuh to anti-Austrian
meetngs-among them Edinburgh, Newcastle-uPcn-
| Tyne, Preston. Liverpool and Sunderland. But Kos
suth does not wish that the Ministers should have such
an excuse as that the pressure brought upon them
originated by foreign influence; he therefore declines
nearly all these invitations and wishes that the move
| -, MD ha oh and ot
ment.
A change in the Ministry is soon to take place
Lord Pamerston is to be appointed Minister of War,
and the Duke of Newcastle sent as G0yernOrC'enersl
10 India. Whether Lord Aberdeen remain in
the Ministry, when Lord Palmerston is at the head
of the War Department is still question, but the
solution cannot be delayed long. Parliament will be
adjourned about the 10th of August The House
of Commons has distinguished itself by an apathetic
compliance with everything the Ministry have required
in foreign affairs; still diplomatic intrgues cannot
safely be carried long as it remains assembled at
Westminster, since indis0eet questions, or
some too fresh ayowas on the part of Lord Aberdeen
will often battle schemes profoundly combined at
Court to bambooze the English nation. 1t is believed
that the allied armies in the East at last to make
an attempt at taking the Crimes, destroying Anapa
on the Circa.sian coast, and besieging Seyastopol
Their present numbers do not seem TO be sufficient
| for such expedition.
The Greek insurrecton in Thessaly has been sub
| dued Fuad Efend, a civilian, has succeeded with
corps of rreguIars in defeating Had Petros at hala-
bake after he had defeated Izayeas at Peta ia Ep-
ines The Filbuster chief has not returned TO Greece
having thrown himself into the mountain fortresses OF
AspropotasgOs but he cannot hold out there. aud
must soon give up all his further schemes. Hadji Pc
tros has carried on the the old eastern patrarcha
way; be murdered the Turkish prisoners and had the
wounded Egyptians who fell into his merciless hands
burnt at the stake. general revulson of feeling has
taken place in Greece and the Filibusters are now
pursued by the curse of the inhabitants PaIkos,
the e1 Minister, who had encouraged the movement,
has been sssaed in the streets of Athens by the mob
Wendand the Kings private secretary has been ship
ped off from Greece and spro Milios imprisoned,
being able to give account of the sums ntrusted to
| him for insurrectiOnary purposes.
| Prince DanO Of Montenegro has likewise found il
safer not to continue his anti-Turkish policy and de-
MES the authenticity of the proclsmationS which he
issued as late as April The failure Of the Russians
before Silistra has destroyed the Russian prestige.
| Under such circumstances tina Porte has requested
Austria not to occupy either Albania, Bosnia the
Herzegovina, especially the Seryians have openly
protested against such occupation, which at the
present moment might only complicate the Diff
eufes.
The Austriahs are now trying to restore their
broken finances by an appeal TO Austrian patriot
| ism G. They want to raise $50 to 500 millions for
ms by voluntary subscriptions to lean, in order to
restore the metallic currency and the credit .f the