New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05
TURKEY.

The following private Geographic dispatch received
in Paris via Trieste go ~,
ated on the note the Powers IL Is disposed % propose
the acceptance of il TO the Sultan 49,
The Constitutional says has been accepted condition
ally the Russians evacutng the Principaites soon
dispatch from Bucharest let states that the greatest
excitement prevailed among the Boyards IN consequence
of fIman from the Sultan Diminishing the Hospcdar for
having received the Russians with too much favor The
rmun having been read 10 the Assembly OF Boyards they
petuonod the Hospodar to retain his Office to which the
hospodar assenied Upon this the Consuls OF France
and Britain Immediately suspended their relations with
his Government The French Consul has placed MS ooun
rymen under the protection OF the Greek Consul whne
the British Consul has declared to the British resdents IN
the npay, that he could no longer officially protect
them since the ospodar opposed his soveregns com
mands.
CoSsrAsrIxoPLE Aug s-An Extraordinary Com
mission has Just been dispatched into Seryia.
The concentration OF Austrian troops toward the Bosnian
frontier awakening apprehension at COnstaninople
Austria dy believes affects to believe that the agents
OF kossuth actively employed in exciting tho popula
ton OF serve and Bosnia, with the view OF making an
opportunity for revolution in Hungary and lfasyivana
Latest eegraphc accounts OF Which details have not yct
come TO hand indeed that instruction had actually
broks out Serva with the view establishing the
of Prince Mlosch the throne Of the Principally This
news by way OF Belgrade. Respecting the alleged
projected occupation of Bosnia by the Austrians the
Assemble Ndft0Rofe says:
I'VE cannot too strongly express astonishment at
leiug serious journals publish the absurd story Even
this invention did not carry with It's own reiuaiion tho
IL reaching Paris via CoDstann0ple was suicient
10 show that deserved credit. There "a now com
alton by means of electric telegraph between Paris
and Vienna, and this important news which would he
nothing less than commencement of the Eastern ques
ton with serious complications makes tour by way
Of Consantnope before reaching US Such things merit
no discussion"
Az n set OF against this opinion, Vienna correspondent
Of the London press states that de Bruck had actually
made the proposal Reschd paha that in Of con
ht Austria should occupy Servia in favor OF the Otto
imam Porte" Rosdhid backed by Lord Strntford, de-
cned the proposal NJ de la Cour in favor OF IT, A
German Journal the Journal dc frankfort has intelligence
of the outbreak in servia and calls Il slight eeute
The latest mail at Liverpool on "wednesday morning
says No official continuation Of tho reports that tho
Porte hss accepted the proportions Of the -Four Powers
is il said that the proposition has been refused
An important project j. mooted in The London Itmes-
ship canal from the bend Of the Danube TO the Black
Sea This would render navigation independent Of the OBJ
s,acies the mouth of the Danube, and would AVOID
nearly 200 miles Of dangerous sailing aghnst the strong
current Of the river The execution Of such work would
obviously lower the fegts the produce Of the Danu
ban Provinces and would shorten the route TO CONSTANT
nOIe by conveyance entirely through Turkish terri
tory. is said that the ground Is peculiarly favorable for
the construction Of canal and the present Is certainly the
right moment for putting il in execution, when Russia
the only power that would oppose IT, has excluded herself
from diplomatic intercourse with Turkey In connection
with this subject IL il suggested 10 leave the Sulina Tor
rather the kia mouth Of the Danube 10 its fate, and az
tempt render navgsble the ST. Georges oiher
channel Independent Of Russia AT present there are but
% feet water the SulIma bar and the Austrian Postal
DEPARTMENT that lis mails 10 COntaliinople
must be forwarded by the way Of Trieste. AT Vienna,
slso notice that the clearing out Of Trajans Canal
from Chernayoda to KOsendschej considered both
desirable and practicable.
The winds from the north east had set IN the Black
Sea and large number Of vessels that had been at an
elOr of Penderska and other points Of the COAT, had
been obliged TO put to TO avoid the lee shore.