The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-07
THE TURKISH QUESTION.

RENEWAL OF THE DIFFIcULTIEs-GREAT EXCITE
MBNT In CONsTANrINOPLE-REPoRTED POPULAR
CALL UPON THE SULTAN TO FIGHT ABDg-
oArE-rURKIsH CARICArURIsrS or ENGLAND
FRENCH AND ENGLISH MINISTERIAL FEELING--
FURTHER SYMP ATHY OF AUSTRIA FOR RUSSIA
ANoTHHs MINISTERIAL CoNFERENCE-A REA0DG-
FLED NOTE RkJECTBD-MORE MANIFESrOES-
P0RTANr LAW REFORM IN TURKEY-LATEsr Bo.
CLEsIAsTICAL, MILITARY, BANKING AND OFFICIAL
NEWS FROM CONsTANTINoPLE.
The latest advices from Constantinople are of the
18th of September. According to those of the ST.,
the greatest excitement still prevailed petition was
in circulation and had obtained great number of sigma
lures, calling upon the Ministers either to make war -
to conclude honorable peace. The feeling of tho
Turks s that having collected large army from the mo
distant parts Of the empire declaration of peace and
consequent dsbandment of these troops would be almost
bad irruption Of the enemy 1t supposed
that in the present state Of affairs collision would
the Danube Without further provocation the
Russians would scarcely the Danube at this Late
season. and Omer Pasha's operations mainly IL not
1t is in Asia that collision most to be apprehended
there the Turks, surrounded by sympathizng Mus
around the standard of slamsm all the warlks popuIs
tons of Kurdtan, Lazstan, Daghstan, and also of Cir
cassia.
Constantnopls incendiary pacards continue to 10
Several caricatures have also appeared against
England In Of these the Emperor Of Russia Is repre-
Bert rushes out to defend his house and family bat
Lord Aberdeen holds him back declaring the outrage mot
war have also been modified into Turkish bywords az
pressing anything but respect towards the English.
Xnonr ohss e nsMs tS
a deputatio~ of the Ulema-or united bodies Of
s: g. ssy s:ss ssS sS ne: e & s.: s;ea .,as a:s. ss
Russia OF to abdicafe the throne. The emo
allowed his to the feast oKurban airam,
fed with demonstratiop from the combined assts, ana
the dismissal of the Minister Of War general feei
ing prevailed at Constantinope that the sultan wouA
There is also rumor that the dispute between the
French and English Minister'S at Consantinope had beea
revived the French Minister insisting that the eets
should up to Constantinope, and Lord Redclias
Besides ali this new and important feature though
unforeseen has arisen in the question. Austria
begins more Pontedy than before to sn9T y.s q
Der received at Paris states that ustria does mo-
altogether adhere to the proposition Of the two wssss.
Porte containing guarantee against future inter
part Of Russia between the Porte and IL
subjects"
Letters Vienna of 18th September state that o.
that day the representatives of the four Powers agan
to the Porte giving to the Sultan such
spectng the and meaning Of the original VonnA
would his objections was discussed and ~
The independence Beige adds that after this incidsna
the Ministers of France and England declared that bsfoss
all things necessary to work with energy to induce
the Porte accept the FIRST note Instructions had beso
sent to Lord Redcle and NJ dc Ia Cour to that effect
TIE LAST TURKIsH MANIFESTO.
One Of the Paris correspondents mentioned days
since that manifesto expected to appear Augnge
80 In the Official journal Of Constantinope and that h9
document had appeared Sept. 4th. We are not aware
that has been generally circulated find it stated
in letters from Constantnope that owing to the excite
meat occssonsd by the expected publication It had been
stopped after several copies struck OIL 1t add
ed that the prohibition Of out of Difference
to the ambassadors at Constannople who expecting
dispatches from their governments The manifesto Qn
Turksh) was received in town Sunday The translA
ation subjon II not word for word the the
original (which is usual full Of Oriental amplihca-
ons) yet substantially transcriptof the document
The Sultan begins thus
After the occupation Of waachia and MoIdavia by tho
Powers IN conformity with It's ancient custom Some days
before the departure Of Prince Menschikof from Csns
tnople the Sublime Porte had framed note wnion, IN
consequence Of its not having b tne
ambassador, remained unexecuted. One OF the setMs
Of that the evacuation OF tne rrino'Paitis
after which ambassador to repair 70 ~ reteu-
burg The four Powers nterered with the Wow OF bring
inc the two parties in dispute to an amcable arrange
ment and with that object they framed note, which
Was mmedat communicated 10 them That note was
Accented bv Russia in the same form in which 1t wa
drawn n and we informed OF th by the telegraph
from Vienna as Belgrade and thence bv an extra
~ofs ~ thsr GOODWILL and their friendshp for ths I-
tsrsncs Of our integrity The Vienna nots, whsa -
n;rsI Nth attention, showed points which ssul1
not ana whch cannot DO admitted either By his MAetv
- Suisa vhs dsaxss to maintain the right = - -