New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-05
-. and infuse better blood into the outworn
.,,snizstion Of the army.

-. and infuse better blood into the outworn
.,aszstion Of the army.
NE marriage Of the young Prince Czsrsory'ki
uah the daughter OF the notorious Mlhoz aud
the Queen mother Of Spain, has not improved the
feelings of the Polish patriots 70 ward the Prince
who IL evidently seeking the throne of Poland
From Asia, we have q report that ShamyI mas
,ucceeded 10 destroying Russian division when
was escorting the Turkish prisoners ABOUT ''oo'
men, from Transcaucs,is into Russia proper
The Dsehestsnees surprzei them in the gorges
Of The Caucasus, between Tihis and MosooA' snu
/ liberated the prisoners, who follower 'u'"'i |"
The mountain fastnesses. This success OF tne
nountsine.rs IL .sid to have checked the pre-
rress Of the Russians toward Erzeropm. lien.
Wrapeel Immediately retrea.ed toward the noun
tains. and evacuated Bsyszeed. All this hap
nened in November, and was, at that time, men
toned A. . rumor; but we have lately got posi-
tive information about the facts BY letters from
Ksy. where Ismael Pasba Gen Kmetsy) 10
stu ut the head of the Turkish vanguard. The
Turkish army is diso'gs nized, according to these
reports, but the division At Toprak Kaleh ia
much better off. Still, sinee the vulnerable Zarih
Mustspba Pasba, the Polish Generals Obreansh
and Bistranowski, and their rival, Gen. Guyon,
left the army the petty intrigues and quarfeis'
which we're the chief cause Of the disastrous
turn of the Aistic campaign, have ceased entirely
Feize Bey (Col. HOLMAN, Of the Hungarian army
10 the adviser Of Hussein Pssha who is chief OF
the staff; but the protracted absence OF COM
mabder-in chief bas bad q demOralizing effect on
the army 1t was Ismael Pssna, of Tchetate,
who was to take the command, but the gallant
hero 10 now Mushr and Commander Of the Da-
nuban army, instead Of Omer, who 10 going to
Eupatoria, and Akmet Psshs, an octogenarisn,
tas been named Commanderin- Chief of the
Asistc army. The nomination forebodes no good.
gentleman Of high responsibility informs me
that toward the end Of December he arrived here
In London, by the Baltic, from New York, and
on board Of ship made the acquaintance o: nat
urslized American citizen, Mr.. s. Behm of New
York City, who had come to Europe on business, 10
the cutlery line, with regular passport from the
fSecretary of State at Washington Toward the
epd of January both gentlemen left London for
Berlin, but had scarcely arrived at the railway
by the police, together with bis baggage and
money, and Imprisoned. His companion. the
gentleman from whom ] got the information,
wished to speak to him in prison, 10 order
to be able to give some information to his
friends in the United States, but he was not ad-
mitted. Mr.. Vroom being informed of the az
fair, said automatically that he would do what
ever he could for the release Of Mr.. Benin but
until DOW bic applications, if indeed he has made
Any, remained without result. Mr. p. s. wished
me to write you these facts that the friends of Mr.
Benin might know what has happened to him,
and take the necessary measures for bis release.
The cause Of his imprisonment seems to be pOliti-
cal, but il is not known with certainty.
To return to politics, it is rumored that Lord
Raglan, as well as Gen. Canrobert, has been re-
called but il is not believed. Rear Admiral
sRichsrd s. Dundas-nOt Deans ID. Ddndas, Of the
Black Sea neet-hss been appointed Commander
ID. Chief Of the Baltic fleet, vice Sir Charles Ma
pier, shelved. The new Commander ia not a
septuagena,an like bis predecessor, but only 81
years old, therefore probably more energetic than
Sir Charles Lord Raglan's army before Seyas-
topol is so sbed that it is to transfer all the
siege works to the French who have been la.eiy
reinforced, 30 as TO number 10, 900 men on the eff
fective list. The Eogllsh are to form the reserve
at Baakava, until their sanitary condition and
reinforcements arriving may allow them to re-
sumo active operations Though such an arrange
ment may indeed be wisest, still il is so wounding
to the national vanity of the EDglish that
scarcely believe the report, which comes from
the emi-oflicial press of Vienna.
Old Chosrer Pasha one Of the leading Turkish
statesmen. in the time of Mahmoud, died lately ut
'the advanced age of "a.
The conferences at Vienna are again to be de-
LAY ed, the French Cabinet being resolved now to
send likewise Special Minister to attend them,
whose name Is still unknown, and before they are
opened, the preliminary question must be solved
whether Prussia shall be allowed to attend them
without allyipg herself to the Western Powers or
not Prussia claims an unconditional partcipa-
tioB in the negotiations as one OF the five great
powers of Europe, and especially shaving signed
the Treaty of the Dardanelles In lcil which is
now to be revised. Austria, on the other hand,
and France object to the participation in the con-
ferenoes on account of her neutrality, though
Austria is likewise still neutral. Francis Joseph
requires money from Eugland in case he is forced
TO attack the Russians. Al c.