New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-24
THE STATE OF EUROPE.

csx.,,,. .t,ll holds Out though tue NsS' mas gwen
-. a. Az. /, =, any cost series OF attacks on
~ o.. ssA. and ss,h Of May, were successfully
~, A. Turkish sarri,cn, and the Russians
.,...,.,. .slrcwlc,isc loss Of about i,eoo men.
-. ,,.,,,.h hullctn speaks OF mere than 5000.
.,,.,, RESISTANCE Of Mussa rssha destroys the di
-A....s,s .chemesefthe Crsr whcwIshcd only for one
-, ..,,ess such Cor instance as the storming Of
s,ss,. in order ~ restore the prestige If the Rus
"a, ,sv, DESTROYED by the affairs at OltenIa and
r,a,,a,e his achieved. he was ready to evacuatc
n, TrsasirNtcs at the request Of Austria and Prus
"A, Ala hint from ST. rctcvshurgh, such request
IA. s,rr.a, been forwarded 10 the Gar which is to
\, The Srst step 60 the reconstruction Of the Holy
Alliance. AZ the treaty between Prussia and Aus
tr,s 60 which all the Germsnic scveregus will now
,css rnyidcs only for the restoration Of The status
60. while the Anglofrcnch aud Turkish treaty goes
kevaa this suiaecsres the srescEso~ cfsiSt Russian
,,rvsslwesss 60 be the aim Of the triple convention.
The Csar wishes rs soon as possible to comply with
The demands Of Austria and Prussia, in order to give
them the opportunity Of siding with him, the injured
man. In case England and France should not be
wiling TO mAAe peace the conditions of the status
a.. Nothing hut the resistance of Mussa Pasha pre-
vents this scheme from being carried out and there
krr We nsy in = few days, hear of Il new attack on
Ssls,ris as bloody Suwarrow's sorming OF lsmall
Nis Of the highest importance that Just at the mo-
neut when the English public is beginning to feel
scuew hat uneasy about Austria kossuth has stepped
krth with his great speech at Sheiteid whieh de-
rcynced the Austrian sllance and proved It's worth
essrrss Ycu can scarcely imagine the effect OF the
xre.th TRe Tmss saw itself obliged TO attack 1t in
TIVE leading articles in order 70 weaken its influence
The Ministerial journals are all furious, especially as
IL ia irs, ST this moment that the Emperor of Austria
and the King of Prussia to meet IN Bohemia to
,srre upon their policy. AS General Gerlach, the no.
scrcus tool of Russia. accompanies the King of Prus
ala We can guess what turn the discussion between
the two crowned heads will take, especially as the
speech Of Kossuh must excite against
England snse he cannot conceive that such accusa-
tons can be publicly brought against him without the
eonnivsnce of the English Ministry. Still we must
confess that Austrian diplomacy has been very sue
eessfu in the last few days. The Sultan has not only
given permission TO Austria to interfere in Albania,
Montenegro and even in Seryia in case OF disturb
.nces but he has accorded the right Of such Austrian
interference BY formal treaty; that is to say, the
Russian protectorate over MOldayia and Wallachia
having become the cause of European war for the
protection of the independence and integrity Of the
Turkish empire, the allied powers now allow that
similar protectorate Servia Bosnia, Montenegro
and Albania should be vested in Austria This is in
deed strange way to maintain Turkish independ
ence.
The fleets continue to do nothing though it ia re-
ported that Admiral Dundas has captured Redut
Kaeh on the Crcassan coast together with the fort
of Poti 1t s even said that both Anapa at the west
and Kutais in the interior had been evacuated and
that Shamyl is marching upon Tfis, the capital of
Georgia. ] must confess i cannot entirely believe
these reports, though they come from a credible
source 1t is thought that by to-day the French feet
in the Baltic may have Joined Sir Charles Napier and
that few days more may bring us some accounts Of
IN action against Reval or SweabOrg.
In Denmark the King and his ministers are govern
ing in the Russian way. They have prosecuted 80
journals for articles directed against the ministry, and
have suppressed the right Of holding public meetings
The King may soon come into the position of King
Ohio in Greece who was only saved by yielding at
the eleventh hour. Still the French Commander Of
the forces at the Praus does not permit the King to
evade his engagements by subterfuges, and artfil
dodges and it remains matter of doubt whether the
Bayarian dynasty can hold even for few months
longer, the totterng throne of Athens. The insur-
recton in Eprus has been entirely suppressed by the
battle Of Peta but it is said that the Filibusters of
Kara Topos have defeated the Turks in Macedonia
Still az the news comes by way of Athens it requires
confirmation.
Prince Napoleon will probably be recalled from the
army in tn East where his presence is very embar-
raising to Marshal st. Arnaud, and still more the
presence of his friends, some Polish and Hungarian
refugees. The last change in the Ministry at Con-
stantinople, by which Mehemot Pashs K0prsli has
become Grand Yixier, is another intrigue of Lord
Radcliffe; Mehemet belongs to the party of Reshid.
1t 10 believed that Mehemet Ali will return to
the Ministry of War, Ria Pasha being unable to fa
fll his duties to the satisfaction Of the commanders
of the allied forces. Arc.
Prom Our Own Correspondent
LONDON, Friday, June 9, 1854.
The speech delivered by Kossuth, at Sheffield, is the
most substantial ever heard from him during his stay
in England. Nevertheless one cannot help finding
aalt with it. Its historical expostions partly in
correct. To date the decline of Turkey from the sup
port given by SObieski to the Austrian capital is a
proposition for which no grounds whatever exist.
The researches Of Hammer prove beyond dispute that
the organization Of the Turkish Empire was at that
period already to state Of dissolution and that the
epoch Of Ottoman grandeur and strength had been
rapidly disappearing for time before. Similarly
incorrect the proposition that Napoleon discarded
the idea Of attacking Russia by for other
than these suggested by his having Aeet and his
being excluded from the command Of the by the
British. The menace that if England entered into
alliance with Austria, Hungary might ally herself with
Russia was act of imprudence. In the fret place