The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-05
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THE PROPOSAL OFFERxD BY FRANCE AND ENGLAND
The sovnII0N OF THI sEAs.
II vas esasraly reported that Lord Pansrston wsuia
succeed to Ne Foreign Sscrstashp the Earl OF Carsn
Ssa sEshassing - the Hens Department.
Respecting the Eastern diasuitiss there u no doubt
that reception given BY the cabinet Of st. Petersburg
the first proposition from the powers was 10 fAvorao
% to warrant the aon that tho question In dis
| pute will bs settled without fu rthsr delay.
The Russian Chancellor Is aid to have declared to the
French Ambassador the Gar will welcome the ar
r,yRe ment held out his acceptance The only motive
tainrg the of Austria, which consent ~ believed
nov be on the way TO Sc Petersburg II the French
proporal is the ultimately adopted, 1t is note
frau,ed by the French government medium between
the demands Of Russia and Turkey:
1t is difficult say the following important state
meut be premature but 1t has effect public feeling
1t the Goth. tslegraphed from Berlin That the
Gar had actually accepted the proposal offered by France
brought by rsm st. Petersburg Ststtin Then
pub.bed at Berlin and Dresden and to Paris
and London where considerably Improved the funds
The publ, fully believe that the main danger 1t
also teegraphed from Vienna to London, under dae
Of Constantisopie 18th thai concatory note had
jsst been Issued By Reschid Pasha heh considered Of
nature 10 bring negotiations at once to a conclusion
The English and French fleets remain stu al Beska
| The Earl of Portsmouth is dead.
ST. the sailing Of the Washington Parla nentary pro-
ceedipgs have been chiefly Of local interest
Lord John Russell replied to Lord Dudley Stuart that
be doubted the owners OF British ships aground 10 the
ton open Mr. IAysrd attempted to bring on a dis,is,
| sion on the subject but was prevented.
General news is very scarce
The clipper ship Sovereign of the Seas is up pr Aus
| trsia.
that she shall reach Melbourne In sixty five days from
liverpool or forfeit 40s per ton on freight
from Bels, sde Of the 18th ut stating that the ssoats
beng devoted to Russia had insisted that the rsgnlng
Prince should abdcats in favor Of his son. The Prince
| had been granted three days to consider.
| France
| INTERFERENCE OF THE AMERICAN MINISTER AT
| CoHsTANTIN oPLE IN THE EASTERN QUESTION
| INTERESTING CONDITION OF THE RMPRESS-
FRENCH vIKw OF TURKISH AFFAIRs-ILLNEss
| OF N. ARAGo-rHE STEAM YACHT NORTH STAR.
is circulating that private intelligence reports
that the American Minister at Constantinople had ad
dressed to the Porte, announcing that the United
States would associate with other forces support the
Turkish integrity and would henceforth claim voice
| in the affairs of Europe It is disbelieved however
1t currently reported that the condition Of the En-
press required the postponement of the contemplated
visit to the Pyrenees, and there good deal OF gossip on
/ the subject.
The French press mostly rieced the Eastern difficulties
The Porte had paid the cash to the French Treasury for
coo Vncennes rifles and took the opportunity TO
radct the report that the Turkish finances were ex
| hausted.
The Monitew publishes a decree that the prohibition
proposed by the ordinance Of February 5, 1926 will
ceats Professionally IS to corn and -four imported from
The number Of srrests consequent on the supposed
conspiracy discovered at the Opera Comique is now over
N Araeo is ill., and his life Is dsspaired Of
Mr.. vanderbilt's steam yacht was much admired at
| Havre.
| Turkey.
STATE OF PUBLIC FEELN0-wARLIKE PREPARA-
TIONS.
The party much incen.ed against the pacific
policy of the Ministry.
| The statement that the Grand vizer and Rsschid
Pacha dismissed from Office the 9th account
Of personal dssensions had been confirmed; but the
Sultan rejecting the critical condition of affairs in
the face Of change of ministry reinstated both
] night.
habomet Pscha, e1-Minieter at London, appointed
Governor of Adrianople.
The Turks do not their warike preparations.
| Ike PrIncIpalities.
| JASSY AND BUCHAREST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ETC.
The Russians terrifying Jasey at Bucharest and
| had occupied 0ltenetza the Danube. Agents were
| agitstDg the Servans and Bosnians.
Several influential mem, forming the Turkish party,
| were banished from the Austrian territory.
7s Deums had been sung in all the churches for the
Car, and railroads. teerapbs and trade with rich
districts of Russia and Austria held induce
ents for the Russian alliance The Media
TO receive these promises cordially, the Wallachians
Notwithstanding the favorable accounts via Berlin
from St. Petersburg it ia expected the Ru slams will
main IN the Princrses until the spring the pretekt
turbed least lorg negotiations viii whether
the fleets Russians shall rss back ward tracks
| The Russian head quarters were at Bucharest.
! Austria
| EFFECT oP THE SMYRNA AFFAIR-DoMIcILIARY
| yISITs-MoRR ARRESTS OF HUNGARIANs-NILI-
| TARY NoyEMENTs-RuMORED CABINET CHANGES.
The Times correspondent writing from Smy rna, July II,
states that the unheard Of of the commander
the United States corvette st Louis almost exclusively
occupied public attention. and John P. Browns share in
it severely reprobated. The Oea Correspondence
semi scial says the brutal behavior OF the American
commander excited indescribab,e indignation In the
inds Of all the consus and the well disposed popula
ton OF Smyrna. The Organ praises the prudent deter
mred ard COURAGEOUS behavior of the Austrian Co asa
and commanders, and says the Austrian brig Aremesia
is continually lowering around the American sloop Fur
tber the official report adds the Austrian steamer
Castozza vas expected a. Smyrna the 9th II Baron
Bruek under stands the real interest of Austria he would
give positive instructions to the Cast avoid all ard
every collision With the Americans, it being pretty evil
dent that Brown and Capt Ingraham represent the
feeling Of the nation TO which they belong
| The following note sho VS. how the affair Us -
"The undersigned beg the Consul General Of France
take into safe keeping Martin Kosta prisoner board
the Austrian brig Huzzar, whose nationality and
quepty his claims 10 protection in dispute between
the respecte embassies at between the
copula.es at Smyrna The undersigned beg the French
Consul TO undertake. his custody on these conditions,
namely The individual named shall be brought lahore
from the brig early t. Day possible under guard
Of soldiers TO the French factory, and be there hasdsd
10 the french consul or MS agent as the consul
appoint. The OF the prisoner shall be entirely at
the French Conufs discretion and shall be paid by the
undersigned Consul. The prisoner shall he prohibited
from communicating without, except vita tho under
ssned shall be permitted to speak With no one in the
factory except those appointed by the undersigned It
expressly agreed that the Consul Of France Alb not
The prisoner at liberty except the joint demand Of
the Undersigned Dated at smyrna July and signed
by Consul Of the United States and the Consul General
Of Austria.
Our information rests here except that the evening
Of the eth the American Minister ss-enaded by the
refugees at Cor stan tinoDle.
dorniciary visit made at the house Of the
respondent Of the London Times In Vienna and
rests Of aliaDs followed the discoveries made there
Recently, band of Hungarian prisoner, filing
teen carts, taken into Pesth Their crime is
known.
Troops stll being concentrated at Peterrardein
There are rurnors of changes In the Austrian cabinet