New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-14
TIE EASTERN QUESTION.

The Eastern question shows some new features Of alarm
but yet no acts Of hostility have been committed
Ii has been already mentioned that the Ulenas had pre-
seped threatening address 30 the Sultan, calling on hin
10 declare TO resign Inquiry has proved that tho
Utmas in this matter acting at the nss aon Of s
polite al party, az the head OF whom Il Mehemet Al
The Sultans brother IN law. They persisted, however
that war demanded by the Koran, and by the crca
stances Of the Empire. The sultan refused 10 syn me
war declaration they desired against Russia and there VA
n possibility Of riot the French and British Ambasss
dor therefore sent Tor assistance 70 protect the sultan a
Christian residents -Four tteam gatcstwo frcncn aai
Two Brtish-immediaely passed the Darlanelles, and
came 10 anchor before C0ntantnope where they now
main The British vessels the Nger and Tiger and
tho French the Conner and Mozeden. They were all IN
der command Of Rear Admiral Barber Dohna, besldes
these the Admiral has under his oriesf the British sh
RotrbuiiOn Fury and Caraiorc and four French fgHes
The DAILY Ncrs OF the .9ib states that Aam.ss Dss
das has received Ordors from the British Adnfniyv
ove with the whole English feet from Be-ika 20 C9n&aa
tinople.
The rejection By the Gear Of the Turkish anen3assk
was known Consantinople the i9h, batthe offsd
eTss did occur, and the Ministry, az tho late d Ne
last letier, remained without change.
The Chief Of the Ulemas had yp0l0gzod for the di<r
specfu yle Of their address and the feast OfBadsm ID
passed over without breach Of the peacs lhe ss89
appeared in the procession 8nt was nOf infested hea
tefwari presided a. Cabinet Counci The proceetArd
which did not iranspire
The Sultan was saa 70 De dispeased with the fsrsip
Mnhters for bringing their heets to CoHiantinOpk 10
considered it unnecessary and derogstoTy;
report had beencuucnt That Austria Prussia .nd ~
STA had entered into joint protest against the shP*s
ing tie Straits but Il lad been contradicted.
Advces via Trieste, Of the 10Th, state that bee ~
dersiandng then prevailed, between the war anipsss
parties IN the Divan
Tie AEstri0a Li0yds says under date Of Consisnae
ple Sept 10, that the Powers had not to that dA< -
duced the Porte to accept the Vienna note but the s
had decided not TO issue appeal 10 the nation AZ ps
Vienna letter of the 2lst states that Lord estsrn:s
md had received instructions from his G0yeTnnenpE
slst that the proposed declaration that the Vienns
contains nothing dangeroust 10 the sovereignty OF me
tan should be dawn up in the form OF pr0toco 40
the Interpretation given by Russia 10 the note
might invite bat could not press the Sultan 70 ssEn
In reply 10 this n0tihc alton, the Austrian fieap0Sny
said 10 have informed the French and BRUSH ress
tatiyes that from the position the Western Cabnea
tsI Il q now Impossible for Austria assent 20 any ~
leetiye declaration In the form Of protocal Connr
,iis Vienna correspondents state that the most psr
.scord exi.ted between Austria and Russia with rs
10 Turkey. -
The Cologne Gazette further niimates that Aussns
en6favoring 10 quarrel with Turkey under He p'e'~"
pstmnity due to Austrian subject.
Tie Trieste Ga=ctte states that Russia demands -
peruce Of Dayston % in payment OF expenses - 80
10 the Prucilalites. This province possesses
rres and forests aud commands barkistan a9o NH -
Confident expectations are expressed IN EaIop' -
tnercan pgyaieers will not accept leteEs 81 AAfi" -
hssia. n -
The Russians had sent forward doiachmen's ~ "a
aa Gurgebo which latter place they aPpea'A ~" ="
tisreenter Of operations. -. -. 81 Z
"a. links continued 20 erect defensive "2iNs' 81"
CO.'S from Vsma to Nicomoia were iofuhS''