New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-16

Feoroui.f Is conspiracy the part Of the Frenrh
"Goverprert IN CD, - the people into belief that tho
crops are Dot short wen they are
Day after ay the columns Of the Press are iuandateI
with conflicting dispatches TIE Eastern Affairs manu.
featured in ynDa and Berlin. parity by Russian sseas
in order to dec-Se the French aud British public
the opersfi Of Russia and partly orders sent
pressly from Paris for stock shhing purposes dec
srsiiOn contained in t0-dsys Morning Post roui
msud cops. ration il that the Palmertoaisa
organ bad quite buse6 such threats which only prcered
enc dsy IN order 10 tsSe them IN again the day sfleE
BY the 10th of August the whole will be ssr.
minated pescaahly. or the combined fleets sV o4 CON
srde5 10 ~, ced Ia the ROsphOrus perhaps 20 the
Rack Sss Actv- measures sill sacceeo PATENT
tscr Snd The hres of mgr v no .ng"r prevent ths
strong means which may safety II thu Car tccspt
he proposs now made the fret coodion viii b. the
reest9ts evacuation ct the Pnncipsiities
TIE Morning Post then asserts, that on the 2ih ul'
the representatives of England France Austria and
P'us ia convened on the terms Of an Hima'An mme-
daiey forwarded 20 ST. Petersburg This assertion,
however is contradictory 10 the late declarations II
Lord Clarendon and Lord John Russell who spoke
only of joint note of France and England. aud is Alto
gsther ignored by the French press Yet be this IS IS
may IL indicates at least that the Palmerton party ia
the Cabinet has handed an urnaum 20 the good Aber-
deer which the latter is to on the 10th Of Au
gust
As though had not yet enough of conferences at Vi
emma and COnSsntinOple, learn from the NsiiOasl
Zcrsg that other conferences are nov SIC az Ber-
ferences with the required STUFF has compacanty de-
clared. that with al his willingness, to rcnounce tina
occupation of the Prrcipalties the material gusran-
y for his religious associations he would nov BE- obliged
hold them guaranty for the iniemniicston for his
present expeDses OF occupying them. While Prince
G0ztscbako announced IN his pOcsmations that Russia
pledged herself 10 abstain from all interference with The
constituted authorities OF the PERSONALITIES the Car
issues decree forbddiug ths Hospoisrs OF M,davia
and alachia 70 pay any tribute TO- to hold sny
munica'i-n with the government of Turkey In con
sequence 81 this notification the lOspOdar Of Wascha
iror ed the Russian Consul az Bucharest that he had
already sent bis tribune money 70 the Sultan which the
Conu replied; cest dc iergsnt perdH the Hospodsr
would have to pay il again 10 Russia
The PGfIis of yesterday communicates the fact that
three of the most influential BYars Of Moliavis hsd
et Jassy uT Petersburg with the especial consent Of
the HOspodar in order 10 demonstrate With the Car on
the conduct Of the Russian soldiers, Who in violation OF
the solemn promise given % the Porte treated the D-
nubian Provinces conquered country, audcOmmitfed
nunberess exfortions therein The Russians can GER
tanly nt be- accused ct seeking 70 make propaganda
by making themselves popular in the Princpates.
Russia continues it's armaments with the same osten-
tltion before. The Hamburger NachricGisa pub
fishes the following Imperial manifesto dated Peters
burg, 23d July BY the Grace of God We. Nicholas L.
by manifesto of August LET, (l3th) 1884, have
dered that every year eyes shall take place In certain
parts Of our empre today we order:
For completing forces. muiine as well as land
the tnth partial e"t shall tke pl IN the Eaysn
part Of cur Enp'r at the rate Of in every ooo the
the recruitment which took place in 1859 In the
Western portion II the Empire.
Besides levy Of ia every 1000 shalt take place in
tie Eastern Poyh Of our Empire As completing The pro.
portion Of IN every 0o0, Of which only one half hat
been levied nv the previous recruitment.
3. To the Districts Of P-ok, Nt-bsk aud Mohlas which
hsd been exempted in virtus # manifesto OF 3s Oh
lsij snd Of edth Sept, l-iG unit Of the bad bar
vest The recruitment fer 1883 she be proceeded Titb IL
be rate of3 m syery 1000 With regard to tia eFs in
the Districts Of Vtebsk and Mchss, the recruitment
among 'hsm shah Ike place the the other Dis
n cts, At the rate q 10 10 every 600
The levy hall begin on lst November and be CON-
pleted on LET Deoembsr
Given a. 81 Pstersburgh. NouoLAsL
The manifesto ia followed by two ukases regulating
the details Of this sud extraordinary levy. Beside
the above mentioned dstric's there shall take place,
according to third nkase recruitment among the ODD
nodworzes end inhabitants of towns in the districts Of
Kew, PodOla, Volhyna, Musk. Gfsdno. wilma and
KOwnO.
The Hamburger correspondent reports as follows;
The armamns in The interior Of ths T. npirs continue
without Interruption The battsi,ns of ths ih In
fhty corps being concentrated n lula We learn
ron an order Of the day that he guards and greosds
III occupy their positions In thu camps near krasnos
seo. ard Ba0ost not far from Gos,ino. The field
msoeuver Of these two corps amounting 10 100000 nsa.
continue"
The Post Zefung ofstockholm Of July 10, Announces
that the Emperor Of Russia had given orders for tho
armDg and hitting out of the Baltic 1ceC composed Of
20 vessels # the line and OF 10 fgstes The K6iaiseks
Z,itHng Of 18th July states:
"The return Of thu Danish Swedish feet bsfors the term
liked io IT, svouons has taken place IN consequence II
order received by the 10 repair
10 the Baluc.'
Both the French journals and Ths Morning Chroai-
re- o to-day, contain telegraphic dispatch from Vienna
Df The Sd Of July stating that American had offered the
Porte money and active assistance.
The impression produced on the Continental mind by
the threatening attitude Of Russia, combined with tbs
threatening prosI ec Of the haryests il significant
y reflected in the following words Of The Economist;
ihe Gar has swakeked into ife aud hope the revolu
onary spirit ~ Europe and read Of plots Ia Austria
1os Italy and plots France aud there begins 20 be
more alarm ie. there should be fresh revolutionary dis
arbsIoes, than hat governments should 90 10 var.
A well informed Danish gentleman, who has very
recently 81 here from fear Of the cholera raging
Copenhagen 10 such extent that already A. 90 per-
have been atacked with it, and that no less than
10 900 applications for passports 10 leave the Danish
"a pol haze been made informs that the Royal
sage concerning the succession was chiefly carried
through the absteBtOn from voting Of great number
o Eydennen, who had hoped to avoid crisis by their
passive attitude. The cribs which they apDrehended,
bogeyer, has upon them ia the shape If the cc-
troycd Constitution and that Constitution il aimed es
pecisy against the peasants frends'party by whose
support the Dalish Crown has achieved is previous
tnamphs In the succession question. As propose To
recur to this subject in special letter, wllmecey OBJ
here that the Danish government has laid before
the United Diet (the LandihDg and the VObsthing to-
getber) the notes exchanged with che Great Powers
the subject Of its propositions.
Ofthese documents the most interesting pieces arc
especially at this moment the note Of England aud the
lO,e Of Russia. The silent Clarendon not Only 40
proves If the Royal Message but distinctly hints % tho
Danish Government that could 20 on with the old
Democratic Constitution, with Universal Suffrage,
md Vi'h 70 House Of Lords. The silent Clarendon