The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-16
Turkey and Russia.

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Turkey and Russia.
French Correspondence of the London Times.
PARIS, March 3l-6 N.
The long expected dispatches from Constantinopc by
the Egyptns, received in Paris last evening"
mentioned yesterday would be the case. The news
Brought by Them, as published in two or three of this
mornings papers, does not add very considerably TO the
information already received through other quarters.
Privnte letters which have from Constantinope,
and dated the 18th, mention facts however which,
though not noticed in the papers, possess trng
terest 1t appears from there letters that body of
IL eco has been detached from the fourth div
Of the Russian army and added the fifth DIVISION now
station ID the frontier of Bessarabia and that The
Russian ornaments were continued with great activity
The Russian fleet at Sebastpool fully equipped and
ready put to at the shortest notice. the
zines Of ODESSA fully provided with provisions and
military stores for army OF $50 600 men. It
Eidered certain that the question Of Montenegro
Of the objects Of the mis- OF Prince Menschko but
though the Prince had had audience of the Sultan
official communication had up to the 18th been made by
him to Riaat Pasha. Two aides camp had been de-
his arrival They now in that country-with what
precise object not known. According to some, it
was for the purpose Of appeasing the insur,ec
tionary feeling, and announcing to the chiefs
that matters we're in fair way OF settlement by ne
gotiaton at Consantinople, between the Turkish go
vernment and the Russian envoy. Others augured
less avoraby Of that mission and connected it in
way with tho military preparations above alluded to.
these aides mp Prince Messchiio had sent others
of his suite tour to the Archipelago under the pre-
text Of studying antiquities and visiting interesting
Admiral and General Of the army crui sing of the
coast Of Greece; they had visited Athens and it said
and counsellng obedience and loyalty to the
reign. The coast of the Morea also to be visited
bad ss OUT for Bous. tie place Of residence Of ADD
Kader and others to jerusalem The interior Of Ronme
liza was also visited or about to be so BY some OF the
/ suite OF the Russian envoy
The Turkish government had ordered steamers
Of SEQ horse power each 10 be immediately built. Ri
faat Pasha had visited Prince Menschko and this PRO-
duced much sensation IT Constantinople, it is be-
heve contrary to Turkish squette for Grand vixier
visit diplomatic envoy The Sultan signed the 14sh
the frnan for the estabi.hment of the bank at
Con'ah,inople and all necessary documents otherwise
comp eted. A fall in the exchanges ensued when the
fact became known The English pound sterling was at
ia in teschlick. NJ. Trouye Chsuyel who represents
with an Engshman, European interests in the affair has
received from The Sultan decora ion and also snuff
box OF the value OF II, 000f
Other letters from Conssntinople, of the 15h state
that the mission Of Prince Menschiko had created
siderable excitement among me population of that CAPT
ta but particularly the Greeks The Emperor Of
Russia in order quickly to conclude the affair had
insisted on the Porte paying monthly contribution Of
2,0O ducats to the envoy report was cure, at Con
walachia and Moldavia. The Emperor demands, fur
Their that the Greek Patriarch Should be conecrated at
St Petersburg and the Greek churches and the clergy
should be placed under the Emperor's immediate pro-
| lection.
letter from Smyrna of the 18th ut states that the
Russian steamboat Bes, arabic had rived the preceding
Gay FRI Constsntirope, and without taking prdtiqu
delivered despatch 10 the Governor and another TO the
Russian Consul She then sailed for Malta and when
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A telesraphic despatch dated constantnople, March
the Idyan ana Prince Nenschiko0 The condct nj IN,
Prince il more moderate
large bapkru pteies have taken place At SMYRNA The
Zoll,eIein tai. In nartienlar i affected nv then,
The vines Of Cepkalonia are beipc deemstod by Iii.
! ease
IndIn and China.
The last news from India md CHINA is int ting Ihe
dates from Hong Kong are to February H. The American
whslers were frequenting that port for supplies.
The American Commissioner air. Ma ,shall had visited
Canton but his expected interview with the authorities
had been postponed.
There was Iumor at Canton that the rebels had beer
signaiiy defeated
Inc purchase OF green teas lot America hsd oeen large
AT an s9vance OF from one 70 Two taeis'
Freiehts to III gland were easier.
: The frigaie susquehanna, from Manila, arrived a
shap eDal January aist: . NJ,
me COMMANDER IN. ehiei OF the hngiish squadron
ri% eiArehce, ~ dangerously ia
Gre nj En-, vhauake In the Indian Arcl,lnc,n on
The Sin0aro,e Pre- Press Of The ath February Ia,
onotes from The lara Bode the following account of
,errhia cSn notion nj natnre which nnmsnoad -
lGth or nrohsb;v The astb Of b.camhar " VI W
~. ~, ~ i ie.h ~ S,-tn. 80. 80 NJ to-. \.
IN tbe mornns beoyv wartssI o.c;,,a toyn 81 tha
wes felt AZ RsnIa Seira which soon chs noca ;n,6 =
pidly increasing mnduis;ion from the rs 20 he n
,sbch ~ tea fnr NOV. ,han ,ro rr;rntas va. 90 =,
hi. house IN remain standing was inrosshie 0n nc I
were obpe TO take rn hold Of sometime or tbyo
them,e es ON The cround In Tho ,narn;ng i;gh, bo
or Of rain fell mt otberwi.n ,bs rasibar rss ~
favorable Wa ~
Al The first shock nearly all tho houses were ,brow
down or yery much shattered Tho ooyernmant hull,
inps the chnrch The ocer houses IN the
and the warehouses suffered The greatest inury d
Chinese quarter was heap Of runs-the NATIVE yiao
on the 2onnegat was lad waste The Pspenberp fs
partly in and two bamboo houses upon II dsappeares