The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

to declare war against Russia rather than yield in
formed that the Turkish Ambassador in Paris has this
afternoon sent despatch by electric telegraph to mis-
colleague at Vienna requesting to be informed forthwith
whether the combined fleets have have not As yet en-
tersred the Dardaneles If they have the date they ca
tered but in any case requesting immediate
| noticed yesterday the rumors in circulation with re-
ference TO of the French army to be marched IN
the direction Of Toulon under the orders OF Gen Canro
bert not in position to state IN positive man,
whe thor any resolution has been come 10 on That
head But il that in the event of engage
ment taxi ing place on the Danube and the Turks being
beaten an Anglo-Erench division viii occupy position
somewhere near the Balkan While do not mean to
youch for the accuracy OF the statement do not, how
ever class among the vague rumor which spring up IN
such plenty and ,apidy from the actual state Of affairs
the statement rather opinion eAanates from persons
Ia high position but il ought nevertheless, TO be re
ceved with hesitation for the present If expedition
the kind ia contemplation, is not easy to
how ii could get 10 the Balkan II is true that It might
with less difficulty pass through the DArdaneies to
cupy adyantageousy Rodoso, on the Sea Of Aarnsra,
forty the promontory and thus cover Consantinople
and OF course the straits themselves it might take
possession of the castles which guard the entrance OF the
passage. Rodosto should have said WAS OCCUPIED by
the Russians in 1899.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Morning Chronicle
writing upon the 9Th inst says understand from good
council of ministers held at St. Cloud that corps dam@
Of 1000 shall be embarked board the Atlantic
landed. General Canrobert will, understand have the
command OF this body; 50 that the runner which pre-
vailed yesterday at the Boue of that officers departure
for Turkey had toerably fair foundation The uneasi
felt here is exceedingly the increase and at pre-
sent very few persons be found who venture
hope for the maintenance of peace 1t is said also that
troops from England are 10 be embarked in Admiral
Corrys squadron and that their destination IS likewise
TO be Constantinople.
The Press, of the 9Th instant contains the following
ce in reference to the duties Of the troops to be sent
out to Constantnope:-
thus traced QUITO crcumscrbe the war at which they
will be present as uges de camp; to oppose all revctua
ever probable-of the victory the Russaas the
Turks to prevent by force, if necessary the Russians
from crossing the line Of the Danube and OF tho Balkans
and to maintain the European equilibrium such has
been established by treaties The most afsbe under
standing exists not only between the English and French
governments but also between the in chief
Of the two squAdrons Admiral Hamelin being older THAI
Admiral Dundas the latter has courteously offered
place himself under the orders of the former Notwith
standing the very marked reception at Olmutz of General
Guyon by the Emperor Nicholas the prompt return Of
this General TO Paris is announced
The Constitutional says
In few days the inauguration OF a temporary chapel
for the celebration of the orthodox Greek worship will
man ambassador at Paris that the French government
has been pleased to accord this to all the
Church of the East-Aoldavans Wallachans, Servians
Bulgarans &c-have spontaneously united together to
meet the expenses OF this chapel and 70 support creek
head OF the subscription and numerous deputaton Of
the Christian subjects OF the Sultan waited tho ambas
sador to thank him for the protection which the Ottoman
has vouchsaed to afford to them Ia the mat
ter At the moment when there appears desire to re
present the Turkish government hostile the Chris
ans is impossible to applaud too much the initiative
thus taken at Paris by Vely Pscha, who in this crcum
stance has only been the faithful interpreter Of the sent
mens Of liberation which distinguish the sultan towards
hi subjects
THE FEELING IN CoSsl ANTISoPLK.
The correspondent OF the London Nelcs, writing from
Constantinople upon the I'D ut says Events are
changing every hour hitherto. have always written
peace because up 70 yesterday every one believed ia
il to day we are decidedly : war"
NJ MeyendorG either deceived as regards the feel
nes of the Emperor Nicholas, else he endeavored to
blind his fellow diplomasts M de Ia Cour is altogether
Disconnected he Is evidently surprised at the turn affairs
have taken Yesterday, telegraph from Vienna inform
ed US that Russia rejected ali the notifications of the
Some say she only objects to two of them Still
waiting to whether this is to be really
merely suspension OF the solution, leaving door open
The anxiety general bat fear unknown. 1t is just
possible that the face Of things again change but
member the question has been sired to the uttsrmss
is longer susceptible OF view, can it remain
longer unsettled either as regards Turkey or the rest
OF Europe
have always told you that the which had the
greats,t weight with regards peace that
sdered that unless the European really
blind they would permit war; whose first spark
enndc the whole continent but it is of little
avail TO upon probabilities and shall henceforth
you only with facts whence you draw your
conclusions By the by, must bear in mind that
all coming from Rossan frontiers, via the Augsburg
CARTE is doubly tincturec with imperial views, and must
be received cautiously.
TIE LATEST DISPATCHES.
VIENNA, Wednesday Evening Oct 5.
The C~,3r.icksc Correspondents announces the arrival
of the Constantinople mail Of the 9th at Trieste
The advces that immediate declaration Of
not mpro babe although expectations INDUCED
in that mutual concessions might still be made.
There six English. Sandman, Neapolitan
TRAN prussisn. and four French steam
err lying il me BcsphoTeS
VIENNA, Thursday, Oct. 8
Accounts nave teen received per Trieste telegraph
from Constantinople, to the 18th.
The French and Austrian Ambassadors had urged the
Sultan accept the Vienna but he refused to do
The Grand National Council consequently met and APP
proved unanimously o. the Ministers conduct in decsr
ing war.
meeting was also held 10 frame an address, to the
Sultan, requesting him solemnly 10 declare war.
The Berlin Geographic correspondent announces the
departure Of General Guyon for Warsaw.
Report says that the austrian soldiers furlough
all to be recalled forthwith.
Another teleyrsrhic despatch, via Trieste says
"Tte beginning Of the war is very probable. Frmans
with regard TO il expected the p tn and al
ready sent to head quarters.
There was great financial embarra ssmen, and great
Augmentation Of paper s.ns, yi.,
slant and published in the ColnN Gdz states that the
Emperor of Austria and the Archduke Ludwig Charles
lett the previous evening for Warsaw.
The same despatch also states that the Vienna Iossi
mentions report that The Myan had the 20th of sep
TENDER resolved upon eventual declaration Of war
WARSAW Sept %, 1853
The bank has raised is Of discount from ave per
cent to six Ier cent, 10 commence on the rst Of oc
tobsg.
BgyRour Sept. 80, 1853
There have been riots in TIE province of Napouse 200
persons we're killed and quite a. many we're wounded.
The authorities bae not the 10 interfere The Chris
tan population Of the Lebanon in state of anarchy
PARIS, Oct &C p NJ
The Bank OF France has raised its rate Of discount to
four per cent.
The Moaiiem etatee that the rumor OF an impending
modification of the cabinet is altogether unfonnded
After various fluctuations the funds closed with slight
rise opening prices The Three per Cents, which open
ed at 72f 50c 49, and closed at 2 60c for the
end of the n The Fear and Half per Cents closed
al 9ef. 15c.
bsoAgET Sept %, 1853
Afew days ago the rrnce Of Coburg and the Duke de
Nemours arrived here aigh,ed at the Europa Hotel and
have left for Jsssy.
Our POLITICAL and military situation alike uncertain,
and knows what day may bring forth Upon one
point only all agreed namely, that the departure Of
the Russians for Ethe present utterly out of the ques
ion. The frt consequence Of this belief is advance
in the price Of al the necessares of life The commander
Of the Walachian forces lately applied to the ministry
for considerable supply o. wood for the Of the
troops Of the regency, stationed the Danube Peops
here however persist IN believing that this demand is
really made in favor OF the Russian sodiery and they
most likely right.
Three days ago eight squadrons OF hussars and park
OF artillery arrived here from purha and Draganesch
hehussrs left the next day for Magatrto and the