New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
Turkey AND RUSSIA.
Preparations I'm Turkey-American Visitors.

CossTAsTINoPLE Friday Aug 5. 1883.
No reply has vet been received from ST. Petersburg to
the proposed plan Of ancable settlement Of the di
outv between Turkey and Russia. which left here on the
g9d ult for Vienna, Paris and London some persons be
eve that this proposition will be accepted by the Emperor
of Russia and yet the most prevalent impression u that
viii not with favor and that he does not intend to &C.
,ede any arrangement of the question but rather
rrooneing the rupture of diplomatic relations between tho
Two Government compel the Poreto maintain iis present.
expensive amaments and 80 sink under their weight ihe
sultan Ceneralin Chief Omar Pacha has now with hun
n Shumla one hundred and ten thousand men eighteen
thousand more are daily expected from Egypt The
iortresses Of Nema Shumln, Silistna kuztchak, ana
Others near and the Danube, are wen manned ana mo
roots are anxious for the commencement of hosties
Tie Sultans feet lies in the fine Bay OF Buynkderel
near the entrance 10 the Black sea-some thrty or tn
in, vessels in ALL and are soon expected from
Ecytt The British and French fleets stu remain ~
Bihila Bay, near the mouth OF the Dardanelles The
French Admrals flag ship tredand has had the msfor
un, h touch ON some sunken rock Of the small group
Islands off Tenodos called Rabbits Islands and has sus
incl 80 much injury that notwithstanding she has bee
ghened considerably, she makes much more water 'h.n
can be pumped out and Will ii possible be brought az
here she put into one OF the Sutans dry for res
pair The health Of the feet good The French hees
has illness board but 4 Is sed " nave o.su
brought up with il from Toulon Good feeling appa ont
reigns between the two fee.s and acts OF poens. an
courtesy are continually exchanged between the ocers
The sultans heet commanded by yiee Aa"Ira "a ~,
Pacba IL employed Ia exercising the crew bc.n ~ tnS
guns and at shore attacks the hills OF the Asac sag
Of the Bosphorus Several foreign vessels Of war ~
a flfm--Eugllrb,
can The United corvette "Levani, which brought
up Nj Marsb from Athens, has remained here TIL now
and will depart for Malta Iripoh and spezzia
ioiD Commodore Sringhani who remains there exyecnS
HE family from the United states During hor stay q
the BosI hoiur Commander Goldsborough mas VISITED
msny of the Sulians shis and has been received wiz
great kinduess and hoapaly by their captains and the
Wee Admin al With whom lie recently dined, on board
his flag ship Mahmoodich gun ship BUR by the
late Sultan. SO
few days since tho Minister Resident Of the Units
States, Mr. Marsh the occasion of has retain froG
Greece where he went August last the Affairs Of ID
King, received by the sultan He accompanied
by tie commander and officers Of the Lsyant and "A
Capt Walker, of the United States Array, and made al
susn proper address in which be- gave hun assaranca
Of the entIe sympatles Of The President and people
The Diied States the position in which he II aeed bi
The d neDds Of Russia The Sultan 10 reply espresse1
h. abstraction with tho good feeling which exists ia hi
United States toward himself and his cause aud assured
Mr. Mash that il should be his constant endosyor "a
eults ate and strengthen them The Sultan gave b Mr
Ianh HaeriBg and very friendly reception showing
he high estimate in which he holds him the representa-
live 81 the United States. Mr. g. A. Donglas oil the Sen
ate Of tie United States also have been aeve
h3 Tie Sultan this OCCASION but accident haynl
lfoenged tie audience day two later than intended
NJ. IvEglss could defer his departure ussia a
let for Odessa before il occurred
Senator Douglas during his v-, tfi- pisy IFa an q
eryew with KescLd PEeba the present Minister o. for
ea Affairs end late Grand yizer Resch.d Picha ~
m n me- ber is the author Of the "CbaSsr Of Rights
read IN the summer house in the grounds Of the Oh sera1
To- ealed GbI hhoRek and i BY far the most en- ent n
Tsrt ey possesss lie is at the head " the saltanl
ministry and directs the present rather difficult nrega
fairs Of the empire. The Senator Young America 4
d essed hnsef much grahed with the ineryisw az
h, ued hah estimate 81 the character AMI attributes
the Paeha He assured Keschid Pacha that American sy
psihes were ell warmly in favor Of Turkey Ia her pro-
eat differences with Russia and tat the people u bs coa
try regarded her most just one. In rsy ~
minister e1tressed hi- thanks senator DOGgie- ID
agent II the Porte whO visited the United States so
yssIs ego sad that the Sultan and hs Government vel
much grsthed by the maHner IN which he had been 7
c,fx.d thfre