The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17
Ger, dated Turkish headquarters, Schumla, Sept IN


| ber IA, 1861
Prepare inue here unaba ed All can ten
you to day is, that The Russians fast ncrea ng In
numbers at sstro and Raova. In tie Prncipaitc4 into
which the third corps ddrae has advanced great activity
prevails movement has also been made by the Rns-
sian lotia in the Danube. omer Pacha two days since
despatched fresh troops to wards tie anube ia order
oppose them to th greater forces Of the enemy stationed
AZ the other side lie has given orders also
Matschn and from oian aud other fortified places on
the kussan guDboats which should pass the mouth Of
| events &c
The Krems Zeitung winds up its aatumaal cir
cumspce with these words TO the address OF France
| and England -
An ediiyng sight i 10 see how all artiices having
for their immediate object material policy are ship
wrecked upon the great reality Of the contradiction
between the Greek Church aud MahomedaDism. The
maritime Powers have sho sn their teeth TO Russia
But low scarcely agreed between themselves, they
would rejoice were the Sultan to endure that which
| ne cannot cure. German Powers have taken up the
position TIN ought never to abandon-namely, that
OF brothery unon of unity in the face OF (western)
Europe and Of grateful frien iship to wards Rnssia
There can be no truer, more fruitful or powerfl
conception in the extensive policy Of the tive Powers
| than European concert or peDtarchy, having no
| other object than return TO its focus-the Holy
| Alliance.
| 1t adds Advices have been received in Vienna
| from Constantnople TO the 22d from our cores
| pondent in that caotal He states that up to the
present moment the Porte persists in refusing to
| sign The VieIna note without the notifications
which 1T requires. Austrs, France and England
| have counseiled its acceptince. Great ierment is
| observable among the population, but no distar1
/ Adveeg have also been received from CONSTANT
| nopla 10 tha 23d, via Bucharest. Tho Council o.
Ministers weie TO meet that night No hostltes
| have os Yet occurred on the Lower Danube.
| The Cologne Gazette publishes the following let
| ter FROM Berlin, 25lh ult:-
! We learn from good source that the Russians are
sending troops in great haste from Ssbastopo to re-
ntorCe The garrsonS oil the ports OF Anak, P0t and
Nicolaief. 1t is known that the Turks have caused
troops 70 advance from Trebisond and Erzeroom TO-
waIds the Iurco-Russisn irobtier. This is why the
Russians have thought necessary TO adopt measures
in order that in the event Of war; the plan of sera
tions OF Prince Paskie gitsch in 1929 might be fol-
lowed up. Erzeroom Is as important on the Turkish
territory as Tdiis is on the Russian. These two
| towns form the bases of all military operations in
ttose countries, as they open the only three pract-
cable roads. The northern lice Of Operation
the valley Of the Kur. 1t defended by the fortress
es Of Achar, Ardagbam, and Achaljk which have
only been in the hands OF Russia since the peace Of
Adrisnople. The second leads by the frontier Rus
sian village o. Gumri or by Tschaka and Achatkal.
aki, to the Turkish fortress of Kars. The third line
starts from Ervan and passes by the Turkish castle
| OF Toprak KaIe.
Late advi,es from Paris say, in the official Bona
partlst circles the language employed is exceedingly
warke, which circumstance LEADS to the supposition
that the intelligence received from Olmutz not of
reassuTiDg character. Satisfaction is expressed
here amongst these same persons that the entrance
| OF the English and French vessels into the Sea of
Marmora will haze become known to the Gar at
Olmutz rather than at ST. Petersburg becauseat
this latter place the Autocrat would be less under
restraint, and might adopt all at once some violent
| course.
! The Journal de Fancfon, which passes for being
an organ OF the Russian government, says it knows
that SO long as British or French ship of war re-
mains in the Bosphorus the Emperor of Russia will
not evacuaie the principal les, but that the moment
the note OF the Conference shall have been accepted
and the foreign ships of war have been withdrawn,
orders will be given to the Russian troops to recross
| the Pfuth.
ihs .oatract de Fromctot publishes letter from
a merchant 1T Bucharest of the 10th ult which
states that business in the principaities is very
brisk that the Russian superior officers were king
extensive purchases, particularly Of articles Of lux
nry, ard that those who were married have been
joined by their families, which leads to the conclu-
| sion that the Russian troops will pass the winter
| there.
CABiNhT MEETING or THE ENGLISH MIYIsTERs--TuE
ABSENT MINISTER'S SUMMONED 10 LONDON
! The ministers now III London, constituting ma
jolity Of the Cabinet, met Monday, the Sd instant
at The Foreign Office, and bed long conference on
| the present position Of Eastern sfaiTs
The intelligence which WAS the immediate occa-
sion Of the meeting was that Sept. 90, q week
Later than last letters, the Grand Csuncil, body
consisting OF about lao magnates Of the Turkish en-
ration ofwar. The force of that recommendation,
and the probability of the Sultan acting upon it, as
well as the particulars Of the proceeding ascribed to
the Grand Council, must remain a matter of csniec
tuIe until the arrival of more definite information,
which was hourly looked for, by the route Of Mar
seilles. AS the telegraphic announcement to hand
was not very pre- ise and as IN a matter OF such mo-
ment it would be desirable to have full meeting OF
the British cabinet, some days would probably capse
before any fresh decision would he come to- the more
So that nothing will be Gone without the accord of
France and that Lord Redclfies instructions ioclade
orders how to acs In the event of declaration Of
war either by Turkey or Russia. Lord Redcliffe is
understood, or rather supposed to have dsapproved
| Of the step taken by the Grand Council and would,
without fall do his best to delay further proceedings
Beyond the above there was no news Of political
interest.
Tie absent members Of the Cabinet had received
orders to reassemble at London, without delay The
Queen still at her conntry seat at Balmoral Scot
land
j EXPRESSION OF TIE FRENCH GOVERNMENT WITH
GARD 70 ENGLAND's AcTIoN-FRANcE TO BE READY
FOR EVERY EMERGENCY.
by the way Of Belgium comes a statement, for
which the public were lot unprepared, to the effect
that the French cabinet had at last expressed, in
strong eims its Surprise ut the irresolute conduct
OF the British ministry with regard to the affacs Of
| Turkey.
1t was openly asserted that the French govern
nent considered that France bad been duped by Aus
tria, outwtted by Russia, and unskifuy led by Lord
The Minister of War was said to have issued orders
Of a nstue to convey the impression that France
must be ready for ecery emergency.
Tculon paper confirms this by stating that all
Ccers and soldiers leave in that city are ordered
to join taer respective corps Immediately.
THE LATEST DISPATCHES.
PARIS Oct. sc 2. M.
| The C0nStHu{tonnG states that tue cabinets o.
| London and Paris bave sent special courlers with
impofta1 dispatches to 81 Petersburg. They will
reach that city on the 9th inst.
After various fluctuations Il G exchange closed
with iise The Three rer Gents closed at ISL zoe.
for tie end OF The month ana the ourand-a ii iii
| Ier Cents AZ l00f. SOC
Tie 4s@nt tise NatoaGe announces that the
| Wen Conference between the representatives. Of
| Austria, Prussia, France, and England is TO be re-
snmed There Is prosJect of o speedy aud dc.
sirabe settlement Of existing difficulties.
ST.. PETERsBURG, Sept. "a, 1853.
The fleet has been ordered back to Cronstadt,
there 10 remain at the disposal Of the government.
! vienna, OGt 2.
The semi-oficial Austrian CoTcspoyden. states
that . lew scheme OF adjustment has been agreed
on at Olmutz, aud will be forthwith offered for ac-
| ceptance TO the Porte"
The Bourse yesterday exhibited a marked i'm.