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London, England, 1853-07-27 00:00:00

which, contrary to general expectation, has
place in the pacific solution of the Turco-Re
7i;
difference must be explained. The Emperor NicA,
las, on receiving the different propositions of
n,`"
Western powers, for a friendly compromise betlT'
Russia and Turkey, on the subject of the protector,
re,
ship of the Greeks, is said to have thanked they
presentatives of those powers for their friensel
offices. The Czar is even said to have adilel'
that the projects submitted to him were of a nature
to permit the hope of arriving at a solution; bat
he is stated to have added that he was forced to
cline the intervention of the Western Powers itiy.
affair, even if it should be offered in a sillee
amical form. In a word, the Emperor Nichol
does not recognise either in France, in Englane?
Austria, or in Prussia, the right of interfering
difference which, he says, lies between Russia pi
Turkey, and only concerns these two nations.
consequence, the Czar is said to have declared the
however conciliatory the propositions made to D;
by the Western Powers may be, he cannot reeel,,
and reply to them, except they be addressed to al
directly by the Divan in the name of the Tarp
government. In taking everything at the best,
of
is permitted to suppose that it is in consequeneet,
that resolution that the Sublime Porte itself
been advised to propose to Russia an arrel
ment, reposing, no doubt, on bases similar
those of the projects submitted to the Czar hY,
Western Powers. Turkey, on its part, before
attempting this new and last step, is said to 11!co,
wished to be certain that the propositions she
about to make officially would not be rejected ;11,11,
1,
this explains the previous communication of :1
proposition to the Czar, spoken of by the 1e,14a
from Berlin. The Turkish project cannot re*-1,
St. Petersburgh before the 28th July, and can!,ll
arrive at Constantinople before the sth AnVi9
next ; from whence it follows that the official no
of Reschid Pacha, to be presented to the Czar b 1
an Ottoman Ambassador, cannot certainly all: before the 15th of the same month. It will, they'
fore, not be before the end of August that
we
learn at Paris the definitive conclusion of t
Turco-Russian difference, even in admitting IPPoi
nothing should occur to interrupt the progreel
the negotiations, that no incident should tong
cate the Eastern question, and that the Emile,:l,
of Russia be really disposed to lend himself,
a good grace, to the promptest arrangenio
possible."

- A Constantinople letter of the 11th, in the 6141*
man, Journal of Frankfort, states that M. d'ol
roff was expected to arrive there in a few days,
Empty
from this it was contended that the Empw.",
Nicholas has no intention of refusing propositi°'
for the maintenance of peace.
The Journal de Frankfort gives the follo105„,
details respecting the Nekrassowziens, a religie:i
sect exceedingly hostile to Russia :—" This ec":
was forced, under the Emperor Alexander, to el
grate from Southern Russia, and then went
fixed themselves at Tultscha, on the Danube,
in the islands of the Delta of that river while'
small number of them remained at Ismail. They ir
,
all determined to seize on this latter place, and far
that purpose prepared 80 boats well provided
arms. The letters of the body at Tultscha to the
sectarians at Ismail fell into the hands of the
sians, who at once determined on measures of oe'
fence. This sect is the same that, during the prf;
sence of the Emperor at the siege of Schumia
1828, destroyed two Russian regiments by a stl'
den attack."

GERMANY.
A conspiracy has been brought to light ; 47 11,6 e
sons, some of them students, have been arrestea•
The Government has published a decree, Plld,
hibiting Austrian labourers going to Switzerland'
Nevertheless, it is thought that the differences ro
tween Austria and Switzerland will soon find satisfactory settlement ; some persons even men
t: tion the conditions of the proposed arrangenieFts
They are to the following effect :—Austria insls
on the expulsion of the refugees, and demands
pension for the 22 Lombard Capuchins.
A Berlin letter, in a Frankfort journal staff
that three proprietors of journals at Berlin
been called before the director of police of tli_s
city, and told to be less severe in their remar
upon Russia, as the Government hoped for a paci-
fic solution of the Eastern question, and wisheci
prevent the publication of irritating articles on r""le,„
subject.
The Court of Assizes of Friburg has commenced..
the trial of the leaders in the last insurrection
that place. M. Perrier is the principal of they'' and he admitted in his interrogatory that hnoca
the military chief of the expedition, but dented
said, he organised it—it was really orga • ed,..t."
said, by the general discontent. He alleged tllr
the committee of Posieux had always acted wit'
ssotrihcitinlseeglafliitfy,thaendGosaviedrurantheattheonshitos part
should have done
spected the law.had re'
Prince Alexander, son to Prince Frederick 0f
Prussia, arrived at Chamounix on the 13th, under,
the incognito of Count Tecklenburg. His rorL highness intends visiting several parts of the Pi°"
montese dominions during the ensuing autumnt

ITALY.
' The Ticinese Gazette states from Faenza,
that
since the late attempts on the lives of the Geverll°`
and Gonfaloniere of that town, it has been irt
state of siege, which has become still more strict
since the murder of a Papal functionary, named
CoUlna, with his wife and numerous family, 3,/
Cas-el Bolognese, a small place between Imola and
Faenza.

The Piedmontese Gazette, of the 23d, contai'
invitations addressed to the Senators and Deputies
of the kingdom by the presidents of those bodies,
requesting their attendance at the funeral cer'r
mony which is to take place in the Cathedral '9"i
Turin on the 28th inst. the anniversary- of the
death of King Charles Albert.
The Parlament° of Turin, of the 23d, announces
from Florence, that after much hesitation Guar'
razzi has at length accepted the commutation
his punishment. He is said to have previousg
had an interview with the Grand Duke hiniscu'
He was to leave Tuscany and Italy very shortly.
The Tuscan Monitore states, from San Marino,
thattlt a Bonelli, a man in high consideration ill
town, was fired at and killed close to his hot'se
on the 14th. The assassin has not been discovered'

SPAIN.
The Madrid Gazette of the 21st publishes a roy'n
decree ordering that, in honour of the memory o,'
the dramatic author Don Leandro Fernandez ao
Mirantin, his remains, which are interred in the
cemetery of Pere-Lachaise, in Paris, shall be re-
moved for final interment in Madrid at the sani"
time as those of the late Don Juan Donoso Cortex,
Marquis de Valdegamas. A Madrid letter of the
d
same date informs us that the Minister of Finance:
finds great difficulties in the way of his project for
an emission of 300 millions of reals (75 million:
of francs) in Treasury bonds at 6 per cent., and the
transfer of the deposits of the savings banks to the
State. The depositors, to prevent this appropria-
tion of their funds, are calling for reimbursement.
Certain changes in the Cabinet are still men'
tioned as impending.
The Three per Cents. were done at 43k.