The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27
5.h of November. The plains in the lsani Of Mi.y-


Straits. Lord Stiatford had received Dispatches
from The British Consul ~ Wanna announcing thai
the British ~ reliant ships A the mouth Of the Sul-
ma had rot received Sny further Interruption feo N
the Russians. lie had therefore countermanied the
erder eiytn I, four English steam frigates 20 enter
| tie elack Ssa.
IMPORTANT FROM TIE PRINCIP ALIriES.
ABDiCATos OF THE uoSPoDABs or wALLAcAIA AID
M0LDAvGA--AcrtoS OF PRINCE aENs cHIKoFF.
| Or tire 9th Of November the following address to
The Administrative Council was published at Blu.
| charsst:-
His Majesty the Emperor, my most puissant sove-
reign, has given his consent 10 the voluntary abdi
cation OF The Hos2cdsrs of Wala,t and Moldavia.
Their fs0ctlons have been entrusted, under my su-
peficr control, to the A6juant General, Lieutenant
General Won Budberg, who has been appointed Com
missioner Extraordinary ard Plenipotentiary, with
the powers and necessary attributes for uniting in
his person the supreme administration of the two
| Princpalities, and, in common 9th the Admins.
trstiye Council and the Divan for promoting tae re-
gusr progress Of civil and Judicial matters for thu
welfare Of the people and for the necessities of the
The Counsellor of State, Cbaltznski, has also been
! appointed Vice President of the Administrative
Council of Walichis by bis Majesty the Emperor.
At the same time that these arrangements Of his
| Majesty The Emperor are made known, l have the
honor to communicate to the Administrative Coun-
| Gil the translation Of the Imperial rescrips with
which, this occasion his Majesty has honored me.
TIE PRINcE GoRTsCHAKoFF.
| RFscRIPr OF THE CAR TO THE MoLDo.wALLA-
CHIAfS.
Tie following is the document referred to in which
Nicholas sets forth his anxiety for the welfare Of the
PEOPLE OF the Prncipa.lties -
Most high iescript Of his Majesty the Emperor Of
sll the Russias to his Adjntant General, Prince
Gortschakof, General Of Artillery
S.a' KOBE ZELo, Oct. q, Nov. 8 j 1858.
On receipt Of your communication that the Hospo-
Oars Shirley and Ghika had after the declaration of
var made by the Porte against Russia, and the com
mencement of hostiitiee on the Danube by the
Turks, expressed their wish to wi hdrsw from thu
government Of Moldsyia and Wallacbia, ahich ex-
pTession OF their rte will do not wish to oppose,
we, in especial solictude for the maintenance Of
order and for the welfare OF the countries placed
under our projection, have, has before beel done
under similar circumstances, appMntei special
governor with the title of Commissioner Extraord
Iaiy and Plenipotalsjsry, unoer POUR supreme d.
rection Having chosen Tor this Office cur Adjatant
Ger ersl, Lieatenant General Won Budberg, we have
for. 9rded 10 him oraer Immediately to enter on his
iupctieDs III tie Prneipalites.
Ia respsc, 60 tbe tultlmen. Of his duties the geEe-
raj object OF which is the maine nance of peace ard
oder, re Welfare Of the tn, countre and the pro
vision for the necessities Of arGy General Bud.
berg VIII have TO act 10 obedience to nssn ;tious
Forwarded to BIN, copy CT which will also be sent
toJou
Al the came tine that we inform you Of what has
occurred, we have TO express the wish that the new
oIoer OF things which Is Professionally Introduced
into tie Prpcipalities under your supreme direction
may answer our expectations, and that the for
the Welfare OF our r oos may accord with the solicit
tnde We feel for the inhabitants of Moldavia and
Wallschia, who are under Our higi protection.
(Sgned) NICHOLAS.
MOI TENgaRo.
The Montenes rims firmly resolved il the Turk
h roopseI Ter Serpia, to cross the frontiers in the
sirecton Of kossoyo, arc to take them in the
Kossovo- pole (the Field of Blackblris,) which is
famous in loeal hitory-the fate Of Sersia was de-
cided there in lS39-is plain near Prs.ina, about
20 coo PAGES long and 5000 broad. The innsbitauts
OF tie country look On it as q sacred spot and the
Ray ah has ssrotg i'm preston that Kossovo is the
place where their freedom is to be foug ht for add
won blythe Montenegrins. vast number IF
tional songs still tell how On the Field of Black
bIcs, Lszar, tie last Gar OF Servia conducted
as prisoner into the tent OF Amurath l., who, him.
self al tie point Of death, ordered MIN to be imme.
dately executed Every well educated Epglishman
has read e the dariDg deed oil Mutus Scsevoa, but
lew haze ever eard OF iheparIot Milosch Kobiltch,
who deliberately welksd up 70 the oppresser Of bis
-oourtry, tie Sultan Amurath, ard plugged dagger
4 il his br asst.
Tie Vienna correspondent Of the London Times,
writing Dec. s, ssys:It is evidens that if ia Of
war priy Sexaudiia of Servia persists
Ing lerier, he Russian party in Seryia will make
diversion n favor of Milosch TIE Austrian goyera-
! ment which does rot faver bis pretensions thus
! sIcke q him short time sine; ii the Oest Cores.
III, suur & has given sails -actory explains
liz relative 70 bis circular to The Servaus Tbs mil
sry iSic3 IN tae Russian governments Of Wilma
sr kcouu" is severe tbs has been the
before Ths recruits are seized durins the might, aud
4
militia bshmsnts also taken. raens tss rest
are many Youths OF The Jsrish persuascn
vienna despatch of the Sth says that Austria,
ard Russia likewise, instructed the Vaiika of
Montenegro TO observe the strictest neutrality THAI
I Russia has joined in this request may well be
doubled
BOSNIA.
The OSt DeHtSche Post has most interesting let.
| ter from Travlik in Bosnia. The Turks ia all parts
Of Bosnia ard the herzegovina are arming. The ne
cessaiy fGDcs for building CHURCHES and schools are
provincial government; but the Rayah looks with
/ Tjstf0l Eyes towards SoTvia and Montenegro.
/ sEavrA.
4 Arif Efendi has notified Baron Buol the Austrian
Representative that the Porte consents to the neu-
| traliiy of Sersia.
THE PEACE PROPOSITIONS.
| In face of active h0stities we have the usual
statement that egotations are progressing. Under
date Of Vienna Dec it is asserted that Austria and
| Prussia declined sigoiDg the new draft of note
uttl France and England promised to insist on the
Divan accepting tbas note independently Of a col
lectjve demonstration. Says the despatch: " 1t Is
now thought that the Porte viii accept the note,
and Austria hopes 10 obtain for that document the
saction Of tie Car OF date the sth it is added
The new plan Of mediation corresponds Nth Lord
Redclife's note of October, the consideration Of
wbico was sojouIned by tee commencement Of hos
Titles
OFFICIAL EXPLANATION or AUSTRIA.
The following, is the latest opiron Of Austria,
as expressed by her representative
| The Emperor Of Russia demands that the Greek
rite ard clergy continue 10 enjoy y cir spiritual pr
vieees; and This, II is expressly understood, under
| The pgs OF the Sultan. He declares, moreover, that
there Is 10 wish on bis part TO infringe on the Ide.
rerSeLce and sovereign rights Of the Sultan, to
interfere in the il teruel affairs OF ibe Ottoman EN-.
! pire All that Russia desires is the assurance to
abtsia the stfics religious aatu gro relative to
| The Greek rife, VIZ An eotiIe equaity OF immuni.
ties BET seen the Greek and otter Christian commu-
rcrs subject to The Porte and, consequently, the
nyne5t 10 favor Of the Greek Church Of those advan
tapes already accor ied TO those communities as sell
ss the participation ia those whch the Sultan may
hereafter giant II is CT this ba-i5 that the Cabinet
Of ST. Petersburg s ready to the negotiations
Immediately ar directly xi5t the Ottoman empire
negotiations whereof, in its opinion, the seat may be
| conveniently fixed az Bucharest. Meanwhile, the
| Emperor OF Russ'a, notwithstanding the declaration
OF var by the Sublime Porte, has announced the in
teuioD OF char ring nothing In HE present attitude