The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-12

wit which she Possesses and her aAbility TO those
who are under her orders. Her charity Il said to be
Immense. Her sister, the widow O. the Archdake
Ferdinand DE:te, Is also 2 beautiful woman, pos
A Hungarian spy, q friend Of Kossuth, named In
gelmessy who had followed the ex.chef of the insur
rection Of lS48 to Turkey at Kutaya, was detected
by the police of Austria at Halwen. near Pesth, and
put in irons. He had returned to Hungary to com
municate to Nine. Messlenghi, sister Of Kossuth,
new plan of o revolution by the Nagyars. Several
persons have been arrested and hung 1t is said that
the more daring and knowing chiefs OF the country
are concealed in the mountains waiting Tor new
orders.
The most important news from Turkey is the
change Of ministry made by the Sultan, Abdul
Medjid. Mustapha Bashaw, Gather of Vely Bashaw.
now Ambassador in Paris) is named Grand VMer
Ali Bashaw, exVjzer is named Minister OF War;
Rfaat Bashaw Minister of Justice Reschid Basllaw
is also named Minister of Foreign k3Airs. This
change of ministry is Of very great and inconte'a
BILE importance. No one can tell what Prince Mems
chkoff will do The leading journals of the Partisan
and English press think that he will ask for his pass
ports. 1t is even said that his ultimatum will pro-
duce declaration Of war, and that Russia only
awaits the end of the winter season in the Baltic Sea
to begin the war operations Till the melting OF
the ice in the Northern Sea, it would be impossible
to order the Russian squadron at Cronstadt to leave
that port and come in the Mediterranean waters
and its cooperation is indispensable to Russia 1t
has been said by one of the English newspapers-the
Morning Psst-that the only thing which will be
brought back from his embassy by Prince Mensch-
koff, will be an insult and much shame" What
change in public opinion since fortnight And who
can tell how will end this bombastc embassy OF Rus
STA to Constantinope!
From Athens we received the intelligence that an
American squadron. of five men Of war, had entered
the harbor the 2lst inst. Mr.. Marsh, Minister of
the United States at Consantinople was on board Of
the Cumberland, and was coming to the court OF
King Ohio, to obtain the redress Of certain wrongs
done to an American missionary, named King.
Tba rnitaI Gfuta fri tn itufOn Uas in ha
port OF Algiers on the l4th inst and sailed thence
on the 10th inst.
II is rumored in Paris that the Emperor intends to
send feet in the Chinese seas, to have the influence
of France respected there the same footing that
Of England, particularly that the Celestial En-
pirs is on the eve of being destroyed. Such pre-.
tence Of France is quite legitimate, and Louis Napo-
leoncoud say as Francis l. used to say of Charles
V. Of Spain, should like to know the paragraph
of Adams will bequeathing to my cousin the Empe-
ror, the exclusive possession of America" As Eng
land is there in China, why should the French not
have the same right to be present?
The Madais, man and wife, arrived on the Goth
inst ut Nice, on their way to Geneva, where it is
their intention to reside.
Monsignor Gaetano Bedni Archbishop Of Theba,
and Ambassador at Rio Janero, left Paris yesterday
for the United States and Mexico, whore he has
some important functions to perform.
Nine Cavaignac, wife to General Eugene Cavaig-
mac, the hero Of ls4s, has given birth to a son.
NJ. Moyhet, formerly Belgian consul in New York,
ceived with much honor by the Minister of Foreign
Affairs. He has been promised another consulship.
P.S.-We received through the Geographic wires
double despatch from Constantinope, which still
leaves the question d'Orient unsettled. The first
despatch announces that Prince Menschikof having
rot received any satisfactory answer from the Sub
lime porte to his uHimatpm, had left the city and
embarked at Odessa. He had, nevertheless, left be-
hind him two secretaries, to whom he had given
power to settle with the Sultan Abdul-Medjid. This
second despatch announces that the new cabinet of
the Sultan had fully agreed with the Ambassador
Of Russia who had been received in private audience
by the Emperor Of Turkey. The next arrival from
Constantnople will, no doubt settle the question in
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