The Express.
London, England, 1854-01-03 00:00:00

RUSSIA AND TURKEY.

The columns of the Minotaur have given publicity
to the following paregtsph:
The lest aeresats received free► Coestantinoplo sanottece

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that the Mesa wee la perfect mooted with the represents-
tine of Pram, Bugles& Austria. mid Prussia en the coo-
dittoes ea whisk the Porte may honourably maw to the

rersisliklmiest el pease.
Thin 1103111 rmirelly considered in Paris, under
the asiersellisse perfectly insignilloant. If, as is
incet probe*, ill insertion was intended to inspire
confidence and imipsommerce to weather Old Yeses-
day, when more Min fall due than on any other day
of the year in was, the attempt was a failure, for
the Bourse ha erably. If the Moniker could
have stated *A rill to the effor:s6c=emacy at
Guestentirepie. a y peace was the an-
aseisemsna meal have been of Importance
it it had accompanied the emertioli
gshowing the opinion to be well isseederL
is, the feeling produced in the 'drib of dams
de flattered themselves it was in the paw it tho
alintlewr to oommunicate any good mew% h sae of
=taunt rather than otherwise. Nothing
is communicated to the public bleed
that was already known. It is mall shahrt lhtr
aisle who hope fora peaceable solution of as &item
=to be told that Turkey is agreed with the
cowers upon the terms of an " imenrable•
pas% when we know from other hush that the
Gear is leer disposed thin ever to seem* to any
tam honourable for us and oar ally. The semplate
haled= of Russia which would result deaths maks
of the Four Powers, were it beady and add% also
savants to nothing when we reetambir that two or
bar are only united tot helm a prepagtiou, and
sal Is oh roe its sooeptaath
The Poet della Garnet hair date of Vienna,
No, my. : —" Aessase m dohs& esseunts received
Neu the frontier et Mantenern, the Viadika bee
adhand a letter to his uncle Petrowioh, in which
be justifles his esedect, and declares that he never
had any intendss at attempting his life. He begs
him to return into the principality, and to again
emit him with his counsels. It is said that G.
Petrovich has confined himself to replying versa=
fist the letter is not au/Relent, and that he
net return to Montenegro unless his nephew
_adopted
some more satisfactory measure, and demands that
the first step to be taken by the Vladika Shill be the
dismissal from him court of certain persons who are
hostile to him."
The Emperor has addressed the following letter to
Prince Woronoff, dated the 113th
Prince Michael Bentenowitsch,—Tbe beaks far-Was of
the Ottoman Porte against the diarist pima seder your
administratioa were masifested Is time elms of last
mer, by the ameekkge deelereell Wage as the Traw-
l:lanced= henthe. wed Ty moan. fee ihe peemetlea et
sewn eneopktle neueinhosie. Under a.s *ear
Mesh yea Ma So the dmelelmeetas nemeses kr tieew
Odra tithe heel. eat lir the separdes of de.
heeds lbw. Mb Mos arlostliktog
ahemAi shwa g to year
ike Thee weep et tae Casemerlin=ailk
die sik the Lashio.
, linerb:=24lM walk= Transkoubealse
tribes, hew peneetet thew hen seikerating with the
Turks. Tour able maestro en the frostier of Ask
, have been crowned with a aeries of brilliant vie.
tones. Tee glitious somber of 1401—Illivember, user
Beyaedurg, wes the prelude of the debate of the
Turks, on the 18th of the same Oda. at AM&
bout, the 28th before Akbal-Tsiche, and the Id en the
Mak beak of the Arpatebei. The thirty-wen pieta
lor bp, ads mem the we wara the
lop et Miss nwhislea this ken he
meaty, weary to the brewery et the sop plant saw
your command—namely, the Celleedld ewes, tie 18th
division of infantry, the Coesselta, and the militia. It is
spatially to your szperissee, sad to the greet Arouses with
which you animated the keeps pissed Cider your eiders,
that I owe such a favourable esmesessemest of the sew
page. I beg of yen as this oesaides w =peer to then my
sincere rethink, and my oenvletles het to their tasider
operations, they will, with the aid et Clod, sow thansehen
with new glory, which will shed lustre on you sad ea Ike
Russian arms. I remain for ever and invariably y
affectionate, Thosorre.
A letter from Vienna of the 23rd mender a
rumour, which, it says, has gained credit, that the
Austrian Government contemplates a newsmen,'
the capitalists of the empire, for a loan, set autusi
ing 40 or 60 millions of florins, to be pea et by
annual instalments, with prises to the lest isuMbere
drawn. A new loan had been talked °Gast summer,
and twii Austrian functionaries had been sent to Lon-
don for the purpose of negotiating it, but no arrange.
meat was entered into.