New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-16

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ncs Of the batteries Il then that in orer % pre-
vent the Furious from dong Thu blind shots hr.l
over her. The Furious taking 10 notice f them ball
Wa sent into one II her wheels The Fuf.oas imiDe-
cia;tly wiihdrow.'
tis certsiny ridiculous that the Enclsi aud French
fee- lad To- wait 10 be furnished with rta.oas" by
tie Eus.isns before entering upon the ho-tit,e- now
directed against Russian port aud not then even 10
take il but merely to launch .ew broad.ide- into t.
About the same time when the Furious was ds-
ratcheG on her mission. tie let;srs received from
Cdessa az Consfantirople affirmed that the Russian
Government Lad seized all grain in bond, without any
Ie,pec for the private property of foreign merchants
Tie quantity coIhscated amounted 10 -0n, 0G0
ctetwers Besides the Russian Government hal en-
oiIed tie foreign merchants "a supply I9 900 sacks
and 5Cce wagons for Transporting the interior the
coLfscated grain. Al rcclamations were ne, by the
Governor with the declaration thai the policy OF the
Westeu powers reduced tie Russian Government 70
,u,h tAtIemrs, aud that in seiZing their property
tl.y only sayed II from lie pllnJer of exasperated
population. On the reclsmatiOBs of the neutral con-
suls remaining az Odess9. the Governor 81 last con-
sCntCc-not To pay for tie seized goods-but 70 ssue
simple receipts TO tie owners.
The following Is an extract from Stockholm paper:
The whole town swauns with fUgitives from Fin1Nd;
mary, too, come from Aiand which seems 20 be ftiA
occul ed ly tic kusia- in order 20 escape the Russian
JIcsscongs. The Russian hse IN Of seamen
and tie authorities lay hand young and Old. In the
dead Of he night fathers Of families are hurried of With
cut moment grace, and the result that whole house
holds y 10 Sweden, with bag ond 5agsa-e IN order 70 80
c.Ie nom ,uch tyranny.
Tie Journal Of NJ Pt'e5sjlrel. Of the I'D ut COLI
taus proclamation from tho Gar 10 hs subjects re-
presenting the against tie Occidental powers as
war CT tie orthodox church against the herctics and
aiming at the liberation Of i,s suppressed brethren IN
tie Ottoman Empire
Tie Pai. Pres, Of to-ds, has tie following article:
CnC Of .OBdonis at C0nsaH.nope has sent
Us important details the Russian complo, which dis
soDomo age, and ,lc q ry into VIII c has Just
terminated. his inquiry clearly proves that Russia has
long been preparing the cr whcn was to carry of Inc
sci under the very hands ot h physicau7. TIC I-
qury IroNc- tle Baron oe-uer he'd egucd place him
Cf ai the service Of the Turkish Police ia order the bet
ter to deceive his sWran'g lie was in the receipt Of
OCO paste- per month Notwithstanding liz a-utene--
his double gene detected IN the following manner.
He had entered INTO relations with Mr. A-pa, physician
il tie Turkish service and believing tha; he could trust
him. hc aNo"ed 1, Inn That although pad by the Iurk-n
Police De had never ceased 20 serve Russia According
to Nr. Oeucr Russia proposed t. recrli. aHlng the
Greeks and the Slave in Turkey army of 60 O)J
spiraors ready 10 rise a, given signal The decisive
blow 10 be struck at Constarinppic The chief of
TIC con4ilot in hat c;y was an Eng!..hlan certain
rleriagonci Horizon" Mr. A-pa ieigned to cuT into tue
Views "i Ocsncr and gave mnt TO tho Turkish Police
Tie I0ice, having suspected Oolsuer for considerable
time caused LIN TO BE- watched with increased care, and
dhcovcitd that he was ID Inc aL Of scrdn- regular re-
loIts o Pin,c Gorchako Finally they succeeded in in
CICCtC orc II those reports. OcsHCr. though very
cau us on ~ whole Lad lie uulu,kv idea Of showing
tLe above report Mr.. Apa. who Immediately informed
Mr. lel, man tie secret agent of the Turkish Police aut
oonved 10 give IN his p'soncc TO Ral.chsl an Aus-
and his accomcss. The letter seized upon ts nli-
yduG ond forms Of the pccs OF conviction l. wa'
a.o ayeued thai Oesuer had established concert with
(OIsauiiOs. captain Of Greek merchant ship. and that
they had arranged ior he Gfaton OF forty other captains
Of Greek sLs who al given day were 20 arrive AZ Con-
stantnopie provided with ammunition ant furnishing the
materials for raising in rebellion the Greek population of
the ncirol OILS tonsiaItnos was IN pernaren relation
rot only with Ocsner, but also with Mr. MeaNa, the
Greek Emha~s-dor at the Porte Bodinaroh, Russian
Colonel afforded the means Of communication between
OosncI and Prince GOIohakoh.
There has appeared in tie AugsJarger Zcinag a
series Of articles extremely hostile toward Russia.
which have created great sensation III Germany a:
that Journal was, until now the most ardent partisan
Of Russian interests, and is known, at the same time
to receive it, inspirations from the Austrian Cabinet
Austria is represented in these articles as released
her obleatioEs toward Russia in consequence of
the revelations contained in the confidential c0rre-
FpCndcncc 81 Sir H. sel nCur IL one Oi these articles
II Is sad:
"WIon de proceedings of Russia rendered It necessary
10 make olrosonatcns at 81 Petersburg they were re-
ccyed in peempt Jry manner and the ienna tabnet
was treated uucorcmonousy that every new dispatch
from Corsantnope evoked painful presetimcns. This
want If rtsIee OF considerations engaged Count Mems
dorm ask he commandment, OF brigade in order to be
Ie,N ed om his post at s Petersburg, although person
1lly be had 10 cause for complaints
Consequently lie was replaced by Count Esterhazy.
In another article there occurs this passage:
wien tie Emperor of Russia came TO Olmutz, his
CCIduc. toward Count Buos hauenstcin was improper
not 10 say offending that II was remarked by everyo9dy
it, Let me remind your readers that II habt % Nes-
,lrod provoke such arrogant behavior of his august
master in order deplore il aerward The young En-
reor witnessing these proceedings against his minister,
has roi forgot them. The letters Of Sin H. Seymour could
only accelerate the fixed resolution oi his Majesty ltc op-
pose the Entertainments OF Russia upon Austria herself
; During his .tay Ht Vienna Count Or
lo refused engage himself in the name OF his sovereign
10 repoct under al circumstances tue integrity OF the O
tomHn Empire
lie Constantinople correspondent Of Tie I'mes
lars special upon the statement that the Greek
instruction would infallbly lead IN revolution in
Greece that is struggle between the national party
and the partsans Of Russia On the other hand, It ap
uenfs that the cruetes o the Pasas In Bull
esrs disposing the population in favor OF Russia
Let me illustrate by a few facts the position of
Greece toward tie Occidental powers We read N tho
Nour,Lisfc dc GGrsces dated Consantinople April IL
The European reedents at Athens hs,e 10 undergo all
.ort. Of .ulis. Ihev assalled with stick. no
obstacle being opposed by the Greek ges dGrmce. Ga
the 18th ult. M Guspar, member Of the French En-
bassv and tho of an old French Consul a. Athens
received blows ard was knocked down IN the presence o
three Crs mas, who remained indifferent wltnes-.s o
th scene On the Day oiher Frenchmen received
v.nrg- that lit cf ninety--lI IRA cHl defined i'f
ohasiRomeni dressed. In consequence Of the. eA
cos.e collective of the French ant tng-h hepre
s,uiaycs addressed TO the Government 0i hng ono
informing him that any violence committed esa;H.' me
l,rsons of French ana Englsh Residents ~ould lnlc
cltev give for indemnify oi 23oOv drachnas
On tie iZh OF April new ultinaum ras transmitted 10
the Greek GoyCrnmeI' IN which delay Ga olF hFe uaSt
Wa given expiring the 18th. lhis nliilnaiu um calls
uuop kirg Ohio redress hc wrongs suffered ~ ne
french 10 prorcunce cate -Orlcal manner Aali me
insuirecon snd 10 retrieve hr the e'li- s,e ana el
n,,cd No satisfactory was expected on tEe aF'
OF he knc In of negative answer the tmbtssa-
cors had resolved break OF coupeel! al relations
win III, Government and the time 10 constitute
th sely.s in the collective name OF France ani Engan
A. The fcmntsfrGiors Of Grccs. according % the y31-
visions ci tie protocol establishing that kingdom.
Tie Greek Government has addressed circulars to
i,s foreign asents in spoosy Of lis conduct duHng Is
Il III