The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-04

Turkey.

Notwithstanding the considerable interval which has
elapsed since the date Of my last events OF
to public distant yours have since trsuspired-
Turkey and Greece still at variance neither at psae
nor at All diplomatic relations have ceased and
commerce between the countries Is paralysed The
sxsquators withdrawn from the Greek consus in all
the Turkish ports. The matter was, you know re-
fsrred by mutual consent to Prince Mstternich He
cided that the insult offered to NJ Missurus the Turk
ish Minister at Athens by King Otno uncalsd for
and unjustifabls, and demanded proper apology
Notwth standing this King Ohio, and his minister, ".
than signify their Willingness to receive Missu
again ambassador This Of course did not salts
from satisfactory adjustment At the moment write
this courier is expected from Vienna with furthsr DIS
affair '''
The movement In Kurdistan Is yet PVT down, but
there every present prospect OF its being DROUGHT 20
vast amount Of gold and silver has found its way in
TO the Golfers OF Turkey In exchange for the great guar
tity Of corn exported during last year.
July 9th.
We have just received intelligence of the surrender of
Bederham Bey the great chietain which in eject
brings 10 close the war Ia that quarter.
France.
EpiroR N. Y. HERALD
PARIS, August Ia, ls47.
During the last two weeks the political world here has
been in calm. Nothing which could ahsrd the least
interest to readers separated from Europe by the Allan
WV ~ ~ An' see'o" Vi 'no ohsm"e'S' "n'on
has been unusually sterile has brought to tsrmi-
nation, and closed with the forms by royal
ordinance, Monday last august o. The King,
Queen and the other members Of the royal family,
gone, according to their custom to pass time
the chateau Of Eu which is the bathing town OF
REPORT where the royal steam yachts Will be stationed
in which, when the weather is favorable they will enjoy
naval excursions The Duchess dAumale alone remains
Paris for the present being on the very eve of her
accouchment The following account of the trip Of tho
al xmfu frnpr Pa ria To pf
readers -
Yesterday the King and all the royal family In Paris
except the Duchess umae whose present situation
precudes her from travelling and the Princess de Join
ve who waits the arrival Of Prince took their de-
parture for Flu The ROYAL party proceeded In the first
instance In the court carriages To st Drn where spe-
Of the Northern railroad was in readiness to
two wagons Of the frst class two for the baraare and
carriage his Majesty placed between the two saloons
coque the engineer in one of the warehouses
in the Champs Elysees It Is Of the most elegant FORM
ieved with blue the sofas arm Chairs and cushions Of
damssk to correspond in short furnished truly royal
STYLE with dressing room attached to one end The
whole Of the satin and damssk WAS presented to the
company by the Baroness do Rothschld. The panels
outside are painted royal blue with the Kings arms
and cypher richly emblszoned upon them. The King
and roy family arrived Denis minutes before 10
o'clock His Majesty alighed first, and received by
the directors OF the company with the civil and mill
tary authorities OF st Denis On entering the station
the King conyesed flew minutes with Baron do Roths-
chd M Emile fereire and NJ Pellet and then entered
the spendid carriage devoted to him followed p{ the
Queen. leading one OF her grand chidfen by ii. H. H.
Madame Adelaide VINO TOOK the arm OF Baron de KC<p
schd afterwards by the Duke and Duchesse de Ne
nous ana their Two children They were attended oy
| NJ. Jayr Minister Of Public Works aud Mines. do Ru-
migpy ard dc Doomieu Ladies' of Honor to tho Queen.
Inc directors and managers, aud Conde, tho Kings
Commisssry took their In the saloon Immediately
Following the royal carriage and Generals Athaln,
Gourgsud, count Houdetot Frant, and Vatout Nine.
the reiect OF Police and Others OF the Kings
houehoo were placed In the saloon preceding roy0
carriage Inc train arrived ut Amiens ut two O'clock,
ser s.Gpp'ns ~ rel ana bretegi to take IN Mater
N n m
unued tbeir route 70 Eu with post horses"
are received from every part OF Of
tne promise OF most ABUNDANT and harvest
IL agreed on al hands that the quantity and quality
Q, tne yielo are without any previous example The
oid.ss iaefs nave no recohecton OF tns hko-tns
weight OF the ears surpasses anything within their
ny nv pIoe SroP @no ING oees rssquany gooa ana
As told you would be the case the Guizot cabinet re-
uS iIs Pace anu VIII 10 30, NJ least until the next sse
SION son ~ mas osen msnded many times 30 many indeed
euae not one VI its oiiBnai members now remain In
Yep. W W "uAot anu Ducnatei ior say nothing OF
ooa'', VINO merely pears the name ana receives
.e e% % y, ,iesue.s VI .ue councn. ins ministry
y Ge ~ 20 .ns e1ots' xnoss denty were de-
Putsa upon tne ground that they ola not retain one
vi sne orgna, eather except the tops 10 oItsn
haI they oeeh f"pated
aIh 80 VI .ae anu Tue Miuistry n.ve
taKen nsht rom rars 70 the provinces and the water
,ss paoer. vi M. oAot anu Ducnatel wiu relieve eecn
m us "a ' onc VI tne o'hor peipe gene.
slan ooour you must noe expect any letter ior some
''. rS " s Sd "ny Ae.ei W eAo,sing lnteIss.
81, a-nrs s" II so,1 " ..s 80 '.e " Ner Lolh
from hAvre gwen oy one OF the french jour
ms WIZ interest your feaaers = 49,
not long ago since II WAS said and perhaps with
some reason that France from want OF boidness OF
cepton ana intelligence In execution In great undsrts
Kings would never succeed In regular and
direct communication between Havre and the United
States by means OF steam packets, and that
doomed TO pay Tor many years to heavy tribute
for the conveyance OF our correspondence To the English
or Americans who had organized as IL by snchantment
service about which We were content only 10 drcam
These doubts OF perverse minds which In q measure
created the dimcuties opposed to the establishment
transatlantic navigation are Mt length dssipated he
government feeling the extreme Importance Of this
vice has entered into treaty with the Herout and Han
d' company on Terms which are advantageous to tie
country MS company having no doubt Of the
OF the enterprise because It had courage well
traton fastened to acquire possession Of four steam fra
gates from the state The hrst OF these ships left Cher
bourg On June I'D Bets were made that the Union
the new name given to her would not roach New York
till after tedious passage, she arrived there
all The power Of these ships and the system Of their
engines criticised by people who had seen e