New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-05
THE EAST.

The austrian Correspondent: has the following,
dated March 10 and 10:
"Omer Pesha has arrived at Constantnople. Great
mortality existed among the French in the Crimea.
The health of the French at Constantinoplc was i'm
proving. The Notifications at Nicholaieff were being
strengthened General Luders has ordered all officers
on furlcugh to return. letter from Kertch says that
the news of the armisce produced profound sensa.
ton of Joy along the shores Of the Sea of Azo and
business became suddenly active. The imperial
foundery established the left bank of the DOn has
been closed, and this would to confirm the news
of the intention manifested by the Court OF Russia to
abandon all its maritime establishments on the Black
Sea-"
the 18th all the ships and allied batteries at Con-
stantnope fired salute in honor of the birth OF Napo-
Icons son. Letters from the camp in the Crimea ex-
tend from the Sd to the 9TH of March, and occup
ed chiefly with accounts Of the weather Ismael Pasha
having been appointed Commander inc chief of the army
of Anatola, will be accompanied by Gen. Kmety
either as Chef etat Major commander OF a d.
vision Sickness is on the decrease in the French hos
pitfalls at Constaninope. Gen. COdnngtOn issued or
ders of date March q orbiddng TO fire upon the enemy
until the expiration of the armisce of the 3lst The
line Of the aqueuct running along the left bank Of the
Chernaya il the limit Of separation between the En-
plish and Russian armies. Three Russian officers have
enlisted into the regiment Of Ottoman Cossacks.
The Turkish Government continues to discuss pro-
iects for the establishment OF a National Bank. The
Aenians and Greeks have protested against the re-
cent Hatti.Scherif the Greek petition in particular
il directed against the clauses of the document having
reference to the clergy. The Journal Of Constdnt,-
no strongly insists the demarcation OF the Russian
Trans Caucasian frontier.
THE MUNICIPALITIES OF THE DANUBE.
letter from Jassay, in the Paris Journal des De-
bats furnishes summary of the measures decided on
in the conferences ut CoHsantinople for the reorgan
ization of Moldo-W allacha. Moldo-Walacbian
commission is to be convcked at ConstantDople to pre-
pare new system of legislation, identical for the two
princins tes but under the surveillance Of the POT1e
The same commission will draw up plan for the con-
titution of Sepate composed of the first persons Of
the country, the General Assembly being abolished
Immediately after the re-estabishment Of peace the
reigning princes shall be replaced by cdsmacdnRy Tor
local Government named by the Porte, which shan
administer the Government IN concert with Turkish
Commissioner up 10 the moment OF their dehnite or
ganizaton The Senate will be constituted under their
surveillance. The same caimdcdany will also super
intend the selection of three candidates for the Prnc-
pality from among the great families OF the country
The two princes shall be elected by the forte
from the above named candidates; they shall be noml-
mated for life and shall only be liable to dismissal for
high treason. Seeing that the provinces OF Meldayla
and Wallaehia form an integral part OF the ottoman
Empire all measures of public utility, commerce and
manufactures, which shall be adopted for the other
States of the Sultan, shall apply to those provinces.
Prince Ghiks, on being acquainted with these meas
urea me dately sent protest 10 the Conferences at
Paris against all that had been done at Constentnope,
ard a demand that the two Prncipalities should be
united 1t is asserted also that protest has been
drawn ND and signsd by the Boyards, and that the
Prince win send i. to Paris by deputation selected
from that body.