Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-01
Turkey ana Russia,

The reply Oft c Car with regard to the
had not been received II was awaited with
intense anxiety. l, would, 1t was thought,
reach the Turkish capital about the 4Qih or
l2th of October.
Apprehending that the decision Of the Gar
might be declaration Of war, the Sultan
was exceedingly impatient 10 learn the effect
produced upon the cabinet Of London ond
Paris by the bearing of their representatives
10 the Sublime PORE.
A large fleet Of steamers is collecting IN
The waters OF the Busphorns and in the harbor
of the Golden Horn and between tie en-
trance Of the Black Sea and the Propontis,
and tie Sea Of Marmora there are IL ships
of the line at anchor, fully equipped and
plentifulIy supplied with arms and provisions.
In the army of 100, 900 soldiers assembled
around the Turkish capital, drilling and re-
viewing were going on from daylight to dark.
A letter of the Goth ult., states that before
entering the Turkish territory official assuran-
refugees were welcome, and should be allow
ed to proceed to any part Of the world. A
considerable number of refugees have been
put on board Armenian corvetes and the
French steamer LAvenu. Their destination
is said 10 be Greece.
Kossulh has written a very eloquent letter
on his present position, TO Lord Palmersion,
which is published entire in tho English jour
nails.
Y'he mos, UNIV elcome feature of tfe news
from Turkey is, that those pashalcs in Eu-
rope, who a.e partly Greek and partly Turk
ish, are in d state Of great ferment in conss-
quence Of the threatened rupture between
Turkey and Russia Under the influence Of
Russian cmi saries, chiefly members Of the
Greek Church, these ynssaIs of The Sultan be-
iraycd a serious intention Of taking advantage
of ,ho rcsen, opportunity to get up revolt
The ,,scatest activity prevails in the sending
of cUuricrs 10 and frJ from ali the principle
parts Of Europe, bu, the general frmness OF
the public funds indicates that the prevailing
opinion is, that no serious results will arise.
The l., ndon Times correspondent writing
from Paris, says that note addressed by the
Ergeh government TO its Ambas sador at st.
Petersburg on the subject Of Constantinople, /,
couch, d in firm, moderate terms, contains not
a single expression or threat calculated TO
wound the susceptbties Of Nlcho as, whilst
IT announces the determination to support the
Porte against exigcncies that would compro
mise the dignity Of an Independent sovereign.
Lord Palmersion has likewise sent proper in
struc,ions TO Sir S. Coming, and has placed
the Mediterranean Fleet at his disposal, which
has by this time sailed for the DardaneIles.-
! have also reason for repeating that France
has initiated the conduct of England and thai
the most perfect unanimity exists between
the two powers.
From Widdin tho news is somewhat start
Ing !, appears that Amlah ad been sent
to urge the refugees TO embrace Isamsm, and
has not beea uccessful-kossuth, Deubin-
ali, Gruyon. Zamoyski, and others, all swore
,ha, no power should induce them TO aposta-
cy Bcm had no such scruples
France.
She difficulty between the American and
french Governments, is thus referred 20 in
the pnris Preesc
Some explanations Of tie affair are ne.
cctsary. The French government, demanded
an Indemnity for the losses caused to the
French subjects by the war in Mexico This
demand having met with some difficulty, the
french Government charged our minister 10
announce to the American Government that
the i Jemn ,y claimed would be kept back
out Of the annuies not yet due out OF the 25
sfhon francs for which we were the debtors
Of the United States. II appeals that the let
ter written on the subjec, by NJ. Poussin was
conchcd in rather unsuitable language, of
which the French Government, maintaining
the claim, had expressed their disapproyal.'
The illness OF NJ. Fa!lou has caused the
poStponetnent of the discussion of all the i'm
porian, subjects before the Assembly. A bill
ap2ropriaiing Is, 900 900 francs for the COM
t;lciion of the Louvre and lcnghening Of the
Rivoli, has en- passed.
Cen. de lIaulpool has been appointed to,
,akc the place OF Cen Ros,olnn, who refused
70 stay at Rome notwithstanding the over.
rurcs Of NJ Nercier,
The Moniieur Announces the appointment
uf lucien Murat rs Minister TO Turin, and
M Bois l., Com t, now NJ mister at Turin,
us Minister Plenipoten,iary TO Washington
But The fact was stated, of which there is no
doubt, that the government was totally ignor-
ant o. what had passed in Am erica when NJ
Bus VAS named.
Trappoli, Ex-Envoy cf the Rcman RePub-
lc, who is accused Of publishing fass news
from Rene, Which occasioned the movement
Of the i3ii, June, in Paris, has been sen. un-
der an escort Of gen durmcs to Boulogne.
The loss experienced by the foreign com