New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09

Nalltt HAd oi h's "Nt'
Atbas Pa.ha OF Egypt IL dead, his successor said
pl,la cousin "a the deceased Niceroy, and Ike him
.rap3son Of Mehemet All. is said to be favorable
20 European enterprises and European civilization.
Though very extravsgsnt 10 spending money! he lived
in eumity With Abbas Pashs snd, therefore. it is
probable that all the hgh Government officials viii
be displaced.
From the sest Of have no important news
The Turks .re fortif ing themselves al Giurgevoi
there was serious conflict there after the sth
three EUglisb officers who present st tue attack
On Giurgoyo smateurs were killed by Russian
bullets; Gen. RebuioG the Russian. loot his arm;
the Sura mouths OF the Danube are in possession
of the EUglisE; the auxiliary armies seem 70 try 90
keep cut of the way of tie Russians such s a sun
msry Of the last weeks events You know from last
MONDAYS debate that Admirsls Napier aud Chads
nave declared SwJaborg and Croustsdt impregasole.
Admiral Duudas has written analogous private
letter To ere of his city irelds expressing the same
opinion about Sevastopol, aud stating besides. that
there are l5p.0tC Russians gsrrsoning the Cri
and that therefore an attack upon the Peninsula
would be sheer madness. The 10000 French en-
banked at Calais to take possession Of B)marsIn
snd OF the Asnd IslaoGs 1t is rumored that as soon
as this is schity,d. Sweden may become more ready
10 cin the Anglo.Frcnch Alliance and TO attack
Finland
From Italy the Geographic dispatches are sup
pressed TIE Tmcs announced OF Monday thai an
iu,urrtctou had broken out ~ Parma aud from that
tine no meut.on has been made of the disturbances.
From private and most reliable source am able to
MORN YOU that on "Wednesday en,ng the insurgents
were not yet su6dued that the struggle WAS sangui
Il. Mi, a
ara divided the Austrian garrison. l nus, openly
av,w that did not believe the Italians would be
able at the present moment 10 make such gallant
stand and have now more hopes for them than ia the
beginning of the week. IL is indeed remarkable th,t
We have 10 vet no Austrian bulletins about the sup
preston of the instruction aud this circumstance
seems to confirm the private news witch received
Just at this moment
As to Spain. the exact position il the following:
The greater portion of Madrid is in the hands of the
Republicans; the Queen aud Queen Christins hold
the mailer portion OF tie capital with few devoted
regiments and tho truce between them will last until
E,partcrO arriy,s The provinces have risen, indie
pcudfntly of one another. and the Chiefs have not
ngrcod en- oDg themselves Espartcro was sent for
ty the Queen, but in his last proclamation he does not
mention either the Queen ar the throne. lis
arrival in Madrid has been delayed because no
wished previously to have an interview with
ODoune, who is at the head. If a victorious
army. The movement at Barcelona is Republican,
where the Communists who tried to avail themselves
of tie opportunity have been shot. The movement
Of Valencia had likewise Communist tendency and
Was suppressed by the combined Progressistas and
Republicans. There is doubt that the future OF the
nation is now in the hands of EsParcro aud o'Don.
btll they can decide as we'll about the fte OF the
two Queens as shout tle future form Of government
and il is pretty well Known that ODonne was Ill
ways an Absolutist, though fighting for Cons'tu-
tional Queen, aud that Espartero has never been a
Rel ubliccn. How far the circumstances of the case
may have altered their former opinions nobody
say.
Tie Times of 10 day contains very interesting
document from Athens three of the chiefs II the
1bessalian and Epirotc insurrection viz: Griyas
Kaatop pos and TOpscjta, insist upon inquest into
tie financial management of the ntrusted TO the
hing ~ Russia, ard accuse King Oho of hsvingsquan
Gertd the money, deuded the chief and BY iaisc
Il a,uros brought about he dissolution Of the whole
movement. and the ruin md dealh OF many Greeks 10
the Turkish provinces.
Tie Ministers Of course, inquired into the matter
lut King Ohio refuses to answer, and continues t.
receive Russian r,mitt6pcos His course will prob
ably j. nd Ia his detbronement.
AppreheLsons are oBterte.nGd about the safety of
the communication with China and Australia, since It
Las been discovered that the Russian feet is in the
port Of Sourabaya at the Isle of Java.
An article the fnsucrs If Russa, quoted in the
some paper from a French Journal is evidently exag-
gerated Altogether, it's very difficult O get reliable
information about the and the resources Of Rus-
sia Both the allies ahd the Russians are bragging
and boasiir e. while the Turks behave more gentle
manly; they fight and remain silent. II is remarsa-
bic that from the time of the destruction Of the Rus
sian forts on the coast Of Circassa by the Russians
Themselves we hear so little Of the war 10 Asia We
DO not know exactly what Shamy is doitg, aud both
the Turks and Russians seem to BE- content with
fudden surprises and atscks without having any sys
t,natc plDn cooperation and therefore leading to
results. This is especially inconceyabe, since large
forces are there opposed to another, and the sea-
son Lts sufficiently Progressed to allow Of
preheBsye action. A.P.C.
From oaf osa CORE ,ponden,
LONDON, Friday, July - 1851.
In one Of my former letters gave you an analysis
of the Austro- Turkish Treaty Of the 18th Of June.
snd stated the purposes aimed at by that curious
diplomatic trsnsactOn: lst To give the allied armies
"a pretext for not crossing the Danube, and for not
confronting the Russians; I'd. To prevent the Turks
from reOccupying the whole Of Wallaclia, and
torch them out Of that part which they had already
ccrquered "a To restore ia the Princ ,alitios the
Il, dictionary Coyernne forced upon the Roumans
h. KIM, ala In lGiH We are NOW actually luformed