Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-26
RuSSla and Turkey.

~ Aao1A ON Ahh hao linn S1EClloN, bAl bAl
LY Observation-Disclosures FROM RES
Child PASCHA To NESSELRoDE-STATE OF Az.
? FAIRS IN II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
T~RlGUES-THE COSTA ~AFFAIR-MORE WAR
WITH C~IRCASSIA.
There is little or nothing new to add to last adviccs-
1t is said that a telegraphic dispatch has been received In
Paris from Vienna, announcing the acceptance by tho Di-
van OF the Austrian proposals. There can be little
doubt that the proposal will be accepted by the
Porte, but the statement that they have been already &C
cepted IS premature. Vienna letters of the 9th, state that
the Cars readiness to receive the Ambassador of the Sui
tan is the real gist of the message from st. Petersburg that
has made so much noise since it was telegraphed. Direct
negotiations with the Porte, in his own capital, of St. Pet
ersburg, are Of all things desired by Nicholas. The inter
vention of France and England would thus be practically
got rid OF, and the Porte, thus exhausted by delay, and less
in communication with its allies would more readily sub
init to the Russian demands. An explanation Of the rapid.
ty with which the Cars reply was received, Is current in
Paris. NJ. de MeyendorH, Chey say the Russian Minister
a, Vienna, was invited to attend the conference Of the
Representatives of the Four Powers This he declined to
do, but they communicated to him their resolutions before
they put them into formal shape. He was thus enabled,
as early as July ssth or perhaps eth, to send their sub
stance to st. Petersburg, and there is, therefore, reason to
suppose that the Cars acceptance, photographed from ST
petersburg, Aug. 3, was based, not on the formal docu-
ment OF the Four Powers, but on MeyendrofTs report Il
~iat I would be. II this be the case, ii leaves open n
wide field for equivocaiou and intrigue. Anxious as the
mercantile world are for news, nothing decisive was ex.
peeted till the 18th or 10th. 1t appears that the PROPOSE.
tons of the -Four Powers were not despatched from Vienna
to Constantinople till the 9th, hence a reply couli not DO
received until the date above named. Perhaps something
may be learned earlier, by way of the Baltic, and tele-
Crapbed ria Berlin.
The rnrraSDnpl,,c, Ng IL. nil " -
tinople, July IS, gives the following note, which has been
the representatives, of the Four Powers. 1t is the las,
measure consistent with the honor and independence Of the
Porte
RESCUED PACHA To COUNT NEssELRopE-Nc date.
"ENcellency Aware of the profound interest which
his Majesty the Emperor of Russil, IA we'll as the grcat
majority OF the people, take in all that concerns the rrli-
Sion Vhich they profess, and appreciating entirely thcmo
ives OF that interest, | had great pleasure in notifying to
Your EXcellency the frmans which my august master Sow
ereign promulgated towards the end OF ChaabAn of this
year.
And, with a view of removing all doubts on this sub.
lect, l have further to assure Your EIcellency that the
sublime Porte, in reserving to herself the sacred rights Of
sovereignty over her own subjects, has the hrm intention
OF securing perpctualy to the Greek Church the enjoy.
ment OF those spiritual privileges and immunities confirm
ed therein, and grant 10 IT, moreover, such other privilege
and immunines as it may please His Majesty the Sultan
hereafter TO grant to any other right among his Christians
Lastly, / have not the smallest doubt that these assuran.
ces, founded on the above mentioned frmaus, and which
have produced confidence everywhere, will afford satisiac-
ton also to Russia.
(S,gned.) "REscHID MusrAPnA."
The London Morning Post, pretending to have exclu.
-ive sources OF information, states that the Russian troop,
will he withdrawn from the prUcipalitics in the first week
OF September, and that soon afterwards the fleets will re-
lire from BeSika Bay. Similar statements we're quite cur.
rent; and the mercantile public OF Britain were more tran.
quill on the subject Of the Fast than they had been irom
the beginning OF the dispute.
From Belgrade, a letter of July %, mentions that the
French and ENGLISH IDnsul5 had demanded from tha ty, I
~Io>podars an explanation of their refusal TO paw the tn
cute to the Porte. The HospoIsrs confued themselves
TO replying that they were unable to send the tribute to
the Sultan, because the financial resources OF the country
we're exhausted by supplying the Russians with provisions
and stores. They added that If the occupation continued
much longer, the inhabitants Of the Prncipalities would
De unable for wears to paw their taxes.
The circular OF Prince Michael Obreuovitch was much
ralked OF at Belgrade. This Prince is a protege of Russia,
md has taken the opportunity Of circulating in Servia
he draft OF a Constitution which he would adopt If called
20 govern that country. Tue correspondent Of the Press.
writing from Belgrade, says that the Princes inuigucs
are not received with i4vo. by the Servians.
\ Nienna dispatch, of lOtH, states that an important
member of the Russian Embassy had left Vienna on 4
special mission TO Belgrade. ~Itfurther saws
Russia insists On the strict neutrality OF S,rvia. The
party opposed to the Govcmmen, Of Prince Alexander
karagiurgioWitch known as the Russian par,yl IL to be
iiscon,inued.'
Constantnople adviceS, of July IS, say
The smyrna transaction between Austria and America
: still Pen!lug; 1t Will give rise TO some disagreeablc com
plications, it i, feared, in respect to the refugee question.
Moreover, our mediator NJ. de Bruck, l. reported to
nave availcd himselfo: the present difficulty to raise some
ptclnilry and territorial question with the Porte
The French fleet al Be>ika Bay had been reinforced 10y
he ships Jena aud Austeritz.
smyrna iatters mention the failure Of W. G. Malass,
engaged IN the flour trade.
NahL Plcha, formerly Ottoman Minister OF Finance.
Hell on s7th ut.
Advice- from Olessa Of tine 5:h inst, state that large
~I"!0iiies OF corn are being shipped for France aud
Italy.
Letters from Tcas OF July 10, announce tha, Russia T.,
preparing new expedition against the Circas,iIus before
the end OF August. The lauI forces are to be supported
by a hOtill, which - being armed in the sea OF Az1T-
There has been much excitement in CrcaSsii since the uif
ierenccs between Russia and the Porte.
The Egyptian Government had authorized the building
Of Ch1peiS for the Greek form OF worship, in various
parts Of Egypt. The Car had ordered that IN the higher
educational establishments. for civilians in Russia, the
Greek language shall be taught with the modern Greek
pronunciation. For the future, therefore, Nicholas will
have q u.ici"nttumhet of civil servant to carry out Dr.
designs iu Greece and Turkey.
Snre Of the London papers publish, 10 the shape Of %
telegTaphic dispatch from COnstlntiuOpic. Of the Let, that
the Porte had addressed a manifesto 10 the ration.-that
th- finances were in a lamcniaJle condition, that the
Russians had taken possession Of the Post Office, &c.-lI
VI which Is news nearly a month old.
Cholera was It'll violent IN s.. Petersburg, Helsiagfofd,
&c. IN Copenhagen 1t wa on the decrease.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
In the British House Of Lords on the sth Instant, the
Marquis 81 Clluricarde called the attention Of tho House
10 the way 10 which the Government cf the Dtuubit Al.
Priuripalitcs was administered during the Russian occu-
patton. and wished 20 know wta' -lrps the Government had
taken, AZ home aul abroad, tn courtyract this aggression.
lord Clarendon replied, that the Cos. Tuluout. though Dr.
had received late dispatches from the Priuriplliur., had
no official Information Of any such changes in the admins
ration oi WaNlcHil aud MoiIlvil A. those mentioned bv
Lord C!Iuricarlc. lie hoped that the llnu-, would not
press him 10 enter into any details as to the state Of the
rpgotianous now pending for the adjustment Of the Et.t
ern question, but he saw every reason a. hope that thcg
we're tending towards an honorable and peaceful conclu.
sion. In answer TO Lord Nlime-hury, Lord Clarendon
aided that the immediate and complete ry4cvltgu of tla
provinces was a ty q qua NON ol any negotiations. /.
reply 20 Lord EleDbIrYu.h, Lord Clfcudon .ltel th,f
thc Government had no Official Information al l demand
rc'r'iy made OH te Shah Of Persia 10y the Emperor q
Russia.
600 tho HnIse cf commons on the same day. Sir j.
Nalm-ley inquired whether the Government would .ub-
nit 90 tIr UYut, before the prJrOyadOn. a gtltaurrt CO.
sprcfiug the existing relations between hs country, Tur.
.oy aud Eu-.a, aud tolchirg the aggrrs-iyr attitude
assumed by El-s,I towari' Turkey, lul whether % d.F
NoulI be appointed Tor the discussion Df UUa important
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