The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23

ClVIFA VECCHIA.
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Increase Of the Russian-Japan Squadron.
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IMPROVEMENT In BREADyTUrTs.
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The Food Riots ON the Continent,
&c., DC, &c.
The Cunard mail steamship Africa Capt. Harrison ar.
rived at this port at quarter past eight O'Clock last
evening She left Liverpool about Saturday the
10th inst.
The HUMBOLDT Capt Lines, hencs, arrived OF Cowes ct
an early hour on Thursday morning. 9Th nst having
landed nails and passengers proceeded her voyage
HAue.
Commodore Vanderbilt, by somewhat singular coinci
dence, arrived in his yacht, the North STAR Cvta
Vecchia, just the discovery Of supposed Mazzin
spracy had thrown ths Paps government state Of
terror. The police Of Cva vecchia, staggered by the
imposing sioe Of the steamer and the number OF persons
board Immediately concluded that 1t was an Amsr
sympathiziDg expedition and refused the Commodore
permission to land After two three days Of useless
negotiation the North Star proceeded to Naples where
ct least the ssy-shs also object Of
suspicion. and had eventually to seek refuge ct Malta
On the 23d ult the ysoht arrived at the Bosphorus
There is nothing definite sting the Eastern ques
ton but the circumstance that the Gar hesatss In
ference to the notifications stipulated for by the Porte
had depressed the British ard French funds About the
10th inst the date when repl, from St. Petersburg
might be oot ed for Our latest Dispatches contain ,a
NOR that the Car had refused the Turkish terms.
The Liverpool cotton market Was dull.
Breadstuffs showed symptoms OF disposition to BE-
come again excited.
Anna -
busn' at firm prices and the preferable State stocks
were generally we'll supported but the speculative
securities bad during the week sympathzed with the
markets On the other side, and were fiat
Consols oppressed and closed on the 9th Money
96x 962s; Account, 06X. Money continued In great
demand. Discounts in the street dearer though
the bask inmum rate remained unchanged. Silver was
abundant, but still quoted for bars S. 2Xd; new
dollars, 6s o3Sd Fine gold, It's exc. per ounce The
Bank Of Ireland also raised it, minimum rate 10 per
cent.
The Paris Bourse closed the 9th rhrees 1856 Four
and Half, 1e1 go; Bank shares 2, 800.
The English papers copy from the American journals,
and pubsh with every appearance OF interest Lord John
Russsps and Mr. Champions correspondence respecting
the tipartts guarantee fCuba Although 1t vas IN
such proposal had been made the documents are que
new to the British public, and, indeed to excite
considerable astonishment They ready for the
mastery letter Of the Hon. Edward Everett which ap
pealed in yes erdsys HERALD.
The clipper ship Sovereign Of the Seas was detained
day, and did not sail from Liverpool until ths afternoon
"Wednesday the It'll.
The Turkish Question.
NOTHING DEFINITE YkT-A DECISION EXPECTED IN
FEW STEALTH OF THE COMBINED FLEET
OPTICAL EXPLANATIONS OF THE sULrAN-rHE
tegrapbic de- patch received in London 7th inst,
via B.rliD stated that the Rusian government had
decision the Turkish the de.
tails rot hasg reached st. Petersburg tnat IL was
probable some few Gays more must before the de-
termination Of The Gar could be definitely kno.n
CT excite ment prevails, owing TO the mod cations In
trocucec into tbe viepps note. caoinst coun M vas
fepce kel Ing the assistance Of France and Eogaud
and with the army In the effective condition it nov
war you'd Do lar from uppopu'~r with the bulk Of the
people.
Tie following the latest dispatches published by
the LcLdon press:-
BUCHAREST, Aug. %. 1853.
The Russian troops are practising and mapo,nvrlng
every day. No resh troops have marched 10 for
time past for the Pincipaltiss arssdy overruu With
soldiers. Field works end Notifications thro up
end Instructed with the greatest activity, especially
the banks Of the Danube 1t is believed that the redoabs
are bef constructed after plan which has long since
been Prepared and thst they Will remain after the
departure OF the Russian army.
The settlement OF the Oriental question Is not so near
at bard an Ia gepersly believed. Tho ornaments have
.sver at any one time been ,u,pended Our comnercs
in great vsAt Of III piping for the transport OF large
quantities of which be sent foreign coun.
stared that had broken out In some Of the
Bfitish ships at Beska Bay and smallpox board tbs
ted onl, few invalids having been ssnt 10 Malta.
We bave ALREADY published synopsis Of the explsua
tory Tote sent By the Porte slong with the modified u
full translation Of the document In question -
THE PORTR's EXPLANATION.
The draft OF note which has been recently made at
Vienna and the Sublime Porte been read and
e1amiI cd 1t the council o. niseYs The previously
composed at Corsannepe ard forwarded TO the great
Powers under form adapted to put end TO the differ
cited hopes Of satisfactory result The government Of
bis l%psr.i Msjesty the sultan is therefore greatly
considega ion. Although the draft Of note written
before the Sublime Porte in order to b forwarded to
Prince MeLsch,koG. has been used basis regards
the psrsg,apa OF the craft received from Vienna
touching tho religious privileges the question has not
been cicun scribed in this circe Certain paragraphs
supeIanous and Incompatible With the sacred rights Of
the Of his Majesty the Sultan having been In
roouced TIE sublime Porte IL again placed uder the
painful necessity Of mailing this sub
ject The Imperial government has for long time past
monies Of fie I'd ship from
the high psvers Its august allies IL Ia patcul ry gateu
for Efforts Astounding in goodwill which thsy have
cor stAny receso since the OF the pre-
seIt question 1t is evident there that 1t must feel
repugnance account d TIA culsr for these
Pwers, TO hesitste point which has siced teeir
c0pU 90 consent. But the government Of his Majesty
the Sultan. which at the commence ment OF the affair
declared to be competent judge OF questions relative
to s rights and its rc6penoeoce unfortunately not hsv
ing been consulted uptn the composition Of tho new
draft, Is placed In a difficult toition.
msy be said that the povernms pt OF Russia also has
not been cSnsud the of this drsft; but
the rights to BE- defended those OF ths Sublime Porte
End IL 10 the Porto which will have to sign the note
which win DO given In relation to this 1t belongs to
the great Powers themselves, In the exercise Of their
Acknowledged equity to judge wbthsr II Ii just to treat
the two parties equal footing in this respect II
has in consequence been thought proper not to enlarge
upon this point.
The first OF tho POINTS which caused the Sublime Porto
to hesitate Ia the folo~ipg parsg, apn -
at AL times the Emperors OF Russia have snifested
their active sociiuds for the II the i'm
nies and privilege Of the Orthodox CT eek Chur,h in the
Ottoman Empire. tbs suans have refused to
fecrate them sfresb by solemn acts.
That The Emperors Of Russia should manifest their
ctuds for the sperty OF the church and the religion
they profess natural and calls Tor observations bat
according to the paragraph quoted above 1t might be
uIdersoed that the privilege OF he Greek chu'ch in the
States Of the Sublime Porto have on been maintain cd by