New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03
From Uur ova Correspondent.

From Correspondent.
LONDON. Tuesday July Is ls1i.
The war in the Eis: has assumed new aspect.
Cmer Pasha whose energies thwarted in
the spring by AnglO.French diplomacy, but who
nevertheless has proved himselfa cautious General
when forced to remain the defensive. has at length
taken the offensive. From the 2d 10 the 18th, Glur
geyo was bcmbarded from Rustchuk, aud the
Danube islands taken on the -th the Turks crossed
the Danube simultaneously at Oltenitza and near
Giurgevo; the division Of General Soimanoh was sur
rounded BY Omers troops, and nearly all forced
TO surrender; desperate struggle ensued the Rus
slams cut themselves through after having lost about
zoo men, and the Turks entered GiurgevO triumph
antly About 20 eco of the auNilisries had at that
time Joined the Turkish army. but they re NAMED in
Rustchuk, forming the rear guard Of the Turks.
On the llth Omer Pasha advanced toward Bucha
rest. and was met ct Frateshi by the Russians. But
their star is the Omers troops defeated the
Russians in pitched battle which opened the way
10 Bucharest 10 his victorious advance. The Russian
General Chruef. who lost his arm has since died;
while General Anrep. responsible for the defeat OF
Tshetate shot himself This makes the sixth Russian
General Killed in this first campaign But poor Cap
tain Butler TOO, the volunteer OF Sstra. who dis
tinguished himself emineny at the fortress, has died
from the honorable wounds be received at Arab
Tabiassi.
The Austrians, much To the astonishpent of TIE
Times and of the English Government, haze no: Yet
made up their mind 10 Operate with the Turks and
their auxisries but remain quietly on their frontier
which is threatened by large Russian forces. Nobody
can cay which side Austrian policy will ultimately
- dipop -. hia
conduct at Vienna has given considerable strength 10
the ProRuss1 party at court, but on the other hand
We hear likewise that dodge OF consultative
bodies in the Austrian provinces has been got By Dr.
Bach, the Minister, which, under the name Of an
Austrian Constitution, is 10 be paraded all over Aus
tria IN order to blind the foreigners and especially the
English people and to make them believe that Aus
tria is indeed liberal and progressive. Though this
new scheme is devised only for expectation not for
home consumption still il looks Ike concession 10
the western pwers, and seems to indicate that Aus
ria is really about TO 60 against Russia. Should tbs
prove to be the case. then YOU may hear that
the Russians checked By the Turks in their progress
toward ConstautILople are on their wsy to Vienna,
sppeslrs to the sympsthies Of the oppressed nations
of Austria English constitutional liberalism having
NaOe al aAIauSe Win -NusuiaH "eeIot'eNi 'HVs4o
not be surprised to see the Gar counting repub-
licanm and the love Of independence in the Italians,
Germans, and Hungariaus Austria is well aware
of the interruptions policy of ST. Petersburg, and,
therefore she will rather 90 TO any extreme of base
Cess and perfdy than attack Russia openly.
As to the state of public opinion in Germany and
especially on he Rhine, have valuable Information
from an impartial observer. who has just returned
from n excursion in F-rs.a. The Whole roor,e are
Gecid,dly Aati-P ssi.n bu- che ~ -.as- e" ere
sasn Court party OF flSey;es, 20 tie ueTlse1s, a.