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

should Ire afforded by me tdsOh u nh1iy "a III
,oy,Sr, Russian army should succeed re nilrcng
n C,mea W. should be quite for fhis tilns With
smnle reembarkatioD, ana the attack Of Sevas,op0l
wo1d be resumed n the spring
In one word, if any serious ditscnit'e: should
be encountered by that powerful armada, with
"its thousand Of agencies Of destruction, il will
quickly return to the BOsphorus. At all events,
il will not be their fault ii sucR difficulties should
not be met with, due notice Of the expedition
having been given to the Gar months ago AMI it
having been delayed up 10 the very last days Of
the season. The confidence felt by the French
mariners IN their comm 4nder may be Judged OF
by the following extract Of letter from Con
stsl tnople, published by the Aags5nrger Zsi'aHg;
In the fee; St. Arnaud is generally called FI9f-
ival the under which be made h. debut at the
Anbaea CONtque ai Pans.
According TO the latest dspat thes from HAM
burg and Copenhagen, part Of the French heet'
transports and soldiers. have passed through the
Belt on their return TO France. B1napar'ist
psper, the Constitutional, makes revelation on
the Bomarsund affair;
Ills majesty the Emperor Napoleon III. did ~.
rush that tie devotion Of the navy should be deprived
Of the yec0mphse merted by u aiter su;h d pro-
lOnged and painful cruise In the baItlc'
amusement Of the feet and a. concession
to the impotence and ennui Of the oficers
Those two laconic illusions Of the Moni.eur and
Constitutional contain more in publication Of the
character of the war than all the staggering
leading articles of the ministerial Eogiish press.
The Gar has ordered the arrest OF oil the en-
gipeers who were engaged in the construction OF
f. 70 ha t.us On
their trial One of the charges raised against
them lie that the Notifications should have been
constructed entirely of blocks OF pure granite
while II has been proved since their fall that the
interior of the walls was SIMPLY filled with sand
and rough stones Al the commanders OF the
different fortresses along the Gulf Of Finland have
received orders fro ST. Petersburg to inquire into
the most minute details Of their construction, and TO
report oD tins subject without delay 1t is no" as
certaiued that Fort Gustavsydrn at HangO Head
was blown up by the Russians themselves, at the
moment when paraguay d Killers and Gen. Jones
appeared before it on their accommodating exPe-
diliop. The Russians feared all attack on AGO.
and in order TO make the troops OF Fort Gustavs-
virn dispOssble for the defense oi that town the
fort was destroyed.
Being still in the Baltic may as well give
place here 10 the following piece OF news con-
tanned in the 1JtOnt,Gd.
"A correspondent from COpehagen announces as
certain that the Danish Government authorized on
Aug H. Mr T. 7. ShailneT 10 establish line Oi cleo
the telegraph extending from North America through
CIR, eblaud Iceland the FHrOe Islands ami Norway to
CopenhBgen. On the Goth a hne was opened from
StocL holm 10 Matinee. The extent Of this line Is
c. go yards.
Some of the London papers to-day give tele-
arapbic news of victory gained by shamyl some
where in the neighbOrhOOd of Iifs. The French
and German papers contain no mention OF this
fact On Sept the Turks crossed the Danube
near Matchin, and occupied the island situated
between that fortress and Ibraia. great por
ton Of the Turkish hotills Of the Danube has
Also cast anchor of Matchin. The occupation OF
Ibraila by tie Turks was TO take place on the 9th
inst. You will notice the proclamation OF Gen.
Krusenstern, posted up on the walls oil Odessa
ON the 3 III Aug, in whoh the inhabitants are
warned, under heavy penalties, not to oppose the
setting fire TO the city should this act be deemed
necessary by the troops for the defense Of the
country. The Russians have also given orders IN
ali the districts of Dessarabia 10 burn towns aud
villages at the approach of the enemy Thee or
der is the more !udicrOus as the Russians are we'll
aware that the Romans of Bessarabia would no
more regret their withdrawal than the R0umans
Of Wallachia and Moldayia.
have described the circumstances accOmpa-
nying the enrolment in the Russian service OF
the Wallachian and Moldayian militia. From
the EDghsh papers Of to-day you will learn the
details of the scenes which took place on the
2sth Augu.t, between ". de Budberg and the
officers of the ROumGn militia, scenes which
ended in Capt. PhllippescO telling the Russian
general to bis face that the Wallachians cOnsld-
cred the Sultan as their only suzeran. He Was,
of course, placed under arrest, in company with
two brother officers who had INDUCED in similar
remonstrances The following account of the
events which occurred on the 10Th, the day on
which the Russian campaign in the Principal!tles
was brought to such glorious conclusion, lie from
the Paris Prose- Of day:
The arrest of Capt. Phillippesco and two other
officers who dared 10 sc, at defiance the iDunctions
OF Gen. Budberg had caused great irritation IN the
ranks OF the Moldavian militia, and augmented tie
reluctance to serve in the Russian army. On the 29h,
shortly before the hour fixed for their review, the
Hoffman MavTOcOrdato repaired 10 the barracks of the
cavalry, SITUATED opposite the Administrative faace
Great was his confederation at finding il completely
deserted The sodiers, instead OF saidng their
horses for the review had cory ved 10 make their
cape from the stables, abandoning Their arms and
baggage The unfortunate Hetm4n has.ens 10 the bar
racks Ofthe artillery to meet with surprise. The
cannon were in their places in the Court, but the
had disappeared. Msvrocordato in despair, faucied
himself already on the road TO Siberia. But be sue
ceeded in reuuDg about 80 men. Trembling with
rage ard fear be ordered them to put :Ac horses TO
the guns and 10 march out 10 the place OF the review