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Lyttelton Times, Volume VI, Issue 348, 1 March 1856, Page 5

A Gentleman who has jnst resumed fn>m * tour Tn the Danubian Principalities, establishes the justice of the complaints which .1:1* been made as to the harsh and brutal coquet or »he Austrian soldiery. On the ni-ht of the itui nil the proprietor of a vineyard m-uv the I rusiau oosisul's housp, outsi.lf o!" liurharest, «ai m ur;i,'i-fd by a bun! of 15 or 20 Austin soliiiors, and two of the «ati;lu-r< wii.-m iff !-'•' place.l m pioteel bis vincwird tr.-in ir:e !mu!!>Uts it,sr visits of the s<>Uiu-ry were w,.iin.ifii, ; >><" ot them so severe!v that lie died in a .lay or ;«» afterwards. Notwiis-.standiiisr is- | i; 0 ..vl!, it>>" i '\ w:isauain pliuniesed on tii-/iwv> uiti'ut^ v --^ the nmrder, au.i the prupru-ter i.f ;u)of!;er vi» - yard was nearly kiiieu by unou.rt i>.«nu^^ uiilitary thieves. No re.m-ss c:.n bf | n;';:'IV: for these oima-es.;.^ the !!.ss>odaro! W a .■^•••!; is indebted to \llsiria for Uk- re(.n!iun ol a. S otiu-e, and be t'ii(!eawurs to hnsb np all eotnplaints ai, ri>in>t liie Austrian so'diers. '"^"f. Middaviii, althon■.;}» its Hospodar ivnu>!istr-<:o-< openly and irankiy, is in no better comiitiyn.