The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-16
THE TREATY BETWEEN FRANCE AND
ENGLAND.

The Paris correspondent Of the London Times under
date Of November 20, says:-
Private letters from London, dated yesterday, mention
in rather positive manner Eat convention signed
the day before yetterday in that city specifying the
means to be adopted for . combined intervention OF
France and England In the affairs Of the East eanaot
actual signing ia concerned but have than once
mentioned that negotiation has been going between
the two governments with the view Of concsrtng and
fxsg combir ed action in any oonAs that may become
imminent in OF the between Turkey and
Russia. How far the renewed efforts to avoid the most
terrible OF al cala ties-the extension Of the the
rest Of Europemay be attended with success 1t would
be uBele to conjecture We have besn often the
very point Of attaining that object and SO often b,sd
that only leave the solution to tims but
this late hour assured, and by rongly
than by the friends Of Russia that the Emperor Nicholas
the princes Of Orleans and the head Of their house would
not have been realized 1t is said but for the EN-
Rss0r Of kuss. Who meant to in mid the Frsnoa
port Of Turkey and his adhesion to the policy Of Eng
land
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times, writing
November the 3oth refers a length to the report
of peace convention in London. He says-The informa
tion obtained In various quarters to day seems
firm what mentioned yesterday respecting ths projected
conference TO be held either at Vienna London Paris
for the settlement Of the Turkish question: and to which
Russia and Turkey would be invi ed to send penpoten
tare to explain the final conditions which those two
Powers would consent to an arrangement Tho fad Of
negotiations for convention beosea France and England
,cih 10 establish the sondiG,ns and ernt of COM
intrens the affairs Of Ne Eaa is agair stated as
be- addressed by Count Nssserods 10 the DIPLOMATIC
agents Of the Gar in France and England This
fines the cases which would produce interruption Of
international rea tons, or complete rupture between
Russia and those governments aud IL IL also said that
it announces manifesto from the Emperor Of Russia
THE LATEST NEWS.
GALArz Nov. ia, 1853
-Four bataons OF Russs infantry with twenty pieces
Of cannon just entering this place. A. the head OF
re nd
this detachment IL its way to Braow General Luders
passed through Galatz on the 12th en- rome for Wal
lachia.
BUCHAREST, Nov. 10, 1853.
The Administrative Council has entered . protect
against the Incorporation of the Wallachian militia with
the Russian regiments,
Political db CUSHIONS are strictly prohibited.
One Of the Boysrds who lately arrested has been
The Turks have for nights past been bsmbarding
the Russian position at Giurgevo. They occupied the
bland Of Noknsn but dislodged by the artillery
under General Formoson.
The Turks have, no resisted all tie efforts OF the
Russians exps them rem their portion below Hirsova
at the conuerc &c Of the Talonitza and the Danube
tsrs from GAatz state that the fourth and ith Russian
corps are Ia movement They have left Bsss-
arabia, and are about TO enter Nalla ,hia.
ORsovA, Nov. Al, 1853.
General Fschback, At Krajova has been receiving re-
the Turk, landed at Kaefat only 600 men, s
between COO and I3 600 His troops have been
badly received by the waachians that he has been
PEELED 10 issue st proclamation and then another
appealing to the feelings of the natives and also
holding strorg language to the opposonsts There
no pecunisry requisitions but, the Russians pay
according to the scale Of last Juos before the
rise OF prices hat has taken place within the last two
months, this circumstances 10 staud ground of dssa
tisfac and II not serious csis, might be
disposed 10 smile hearing the fugitive Boya-ds and
merchants ask with the utmost noirce why the Turks
and RI, lians select their unhappy land battle field
and do not gh out to the south Of the Danube the
east Of the Pruth.
CoSrANuSopLE, Nov. 81, 1853.
Gen. paraguay dHiars had a splendid reos pton. In
his address to n Sultan he expressed wish for the
prervaon 81 peace but also for the In dependence aud
integrity OF Turkey The Sultan briefly replied in
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