The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-30

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THE EMBARGO ON TURKISH SHIPPING.
notification from the Russian Minister of Finance,
gives warning that embargo will be laid Turkish
vessels in Russian harbors the 22i of November On
and after that date Turkish merchant vessels will be dc
clared lawful przss although they may have other
than Turkish property board. Neutral flags will be
respected even after the commencement of hosttes.
The following is the text of the announcement
NOVEMBER 5, 1853.
In consequence of war having been declared against
Russia by the Ottoman POI to- the Minister of Finance
consc ft to make the following communications
traders The war like operations which Turkey has al
ready begun against Russia put stop to all direct inter
course between their respective subject nevertheless
her pots and in her pr0oan alton promised to grant
them limited period for their free departure for what
no to the free passage p of "s
ships Of friendly powers through the Straits leading to
Pr NOTED by feelings Of justice the Russian govern
ment its part offers free exit to the Turkish vessels
that to be in her pc, to the 10Th (22d Nov
ember OF this year, furthermore il after the expi
OF this date cruisers should fall In with Turk
h vessels loaded with goods belonging to the subjects Of
those powers with whom Russia in friendly intercourse
their cargoea shall be recognized Lviobe If the ships
documents prove that they loaded by the above
mentioned date Further the Porte has not exempt
ed the mercantile navy of Russia from the rigorous
measures which justified by the rules of war,
cruisers also will chase Turkish merchant ships
the and in the event OF capture, the vessels them
selves well their cargoes will be considered right
full prizes although the cargoes fezed under Turkish
fsgs may not have been Turkish prop rty, but belong
: subject Of friendly power To the navigation of
chant ships neutral nations during warke ope-
the part of Russia full freedom will be allowed.
Commercial craft under neutral flags will heretofore,
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sides this in consequence of the rupture of that
intercourse bet Odessa and Constantnope which
carried by Russian steamers government ap-
Irecatnghe Importance Of this intercourse to trade in
general has empowered the company (loyds,) during
1ss 70 neep ns e. an tween
they at liberty TO transport not only and
goods, but also correspondence
TURKEY AND A NEW TREATY OR NONE.
The raris Steele rays that letter Of tho 3Oh ut from
ConstanL cpe that the Turkish government
posed by Lord Rsdclif, Reschd Pschs has declared
the of the ministry and Of the grand council Of the
empire that the having broken in spite OF the
shown by the Porte there longer any
question OF the solution OF special point treaty
ust regulate the rea tons between Turkey and Rus
STA and the Sultan hopes with the aid of God
lies, that the treaty will raise solid barrier aganst
that Russian ambition that incessanty endangers
peace Of the world But with negotiation having for
it, starting point the recent Vienna diplomacy, Turkey
Will have nothing to do.
ADDRESS OF THE GREEKS TO THE SULTAN.
The following the address lately to the Sui
ION and signed by hume Greeks in Constantnope-
We the ersgned metropotans notables and Quite
Of the Or, elk nator inhabnK sub
eets q the Just and element SULTAN may he reign forever
take the liberty humby to Present this address in order
express to His Imperial Majesty profound gratitude fer
the favors and eges which be has ceased lavish
upon nation enjoying always the perfect
Witty in the shade Ct his cemenoy and Imperial magma
nimity.
Penetrated with the duties that suoh gratitude imposes
pray for the continuance Of so valued life.
On the death Of Patriarch His Majesty the goriou
suin, aligned TO sccord the d.in rushed favor I'm
refal audience TO the Patriarch Anthmo whose uprght
Justice integrity piety and intelligence call ID him
the post to which have elected him. ding
cient ational laws in force.
His Imperial Majesty our august SOVEREIGN and master
degninE the justice and goodness Of his hear to order
him this occasion watch wellbeing and tran
y well the Of ancient religious
privileges has thought lit to sanction his spiritual
On the Imperial favor Of which