The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-19
THE TURKISH QUESTION.



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ODs.sons Of ahe Euror,~a Prcss-The Latest
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MISCELLANEOUS orINIoss.
TIC Paris Courier says IA letter, from au-
oentic source, which We have received by the Cara
Ass, Informs that the great eastern question VI
fall Of storms IN the point Of receiving that pacific
noAuton which We have always calculated. IL In
Known that plan Of arrangement had been proposed
u The Emperor Nicholas by the Austrian Intcrnun-
-. Tht plan has Just been sent back 10 CONSTANT
ssple by the Gar with his adhesion subject some
notifications Of detail, which have been accepted by
n. DE- Lacour and Lord Stanford dc Redcie. In
consequence Of this assent Of the ambassadors OF
the medating powers, the Porte ready 10 sign the
Arrangement amended by Russia; IL only wants the
M1Aocation Of France and England which cannot fail
% sanction the adhesion Of their ambassador We
nay therefore consider the pacific solution of this for
ndAble Turco' Russian conflict. which Ut time
nGcatencd 10 ret our old Europe in blaze, ~ fat
s~omph We guarantee the exacti,ade OF the in
AUmaton which we now lay before our readers, and
1hey may regard IL certain, whatever may be the
contradictory versions ~ which the haty arrival Of
OSe Caradoc may give rise. That vessel left Bcsika
n the 2lst. Her dispatches were brought TO her
Ge evening Of the 10th by the Niger, and she made
the passage ~ Marsecs in five days which In the most
Apsd run that has ever been made. The dispatches
RUnght by the Cnradoc contain a double copy Of the
plan OF arrangement Of which We have spoken
shove, and to which the assent OF England and Of
France IL alone wanting. On arriving at Marscilles,
captain Dcrniman, who commands tho Corndoc sent
al his dispatches by Mr.. Tucker one OF hs officers
vith orders 10 take post horse from A vignon 10
Chalon, and special trains wherever necessary
The ConstifuttGnnef says: ave see with satisa !.
Non that everywhere great efforts are being made
srrive ut pacific solution II ought to be- con-lud
- that these efforts will he crowned with success
bat seems to us premature ~ believe aud announce
mat difficulty remains TO be solved, and that all ~
SETTLED. The dispatches from Vienna and Constln-
tksopic, received yesterday, confirm thin view for,
whilst one says that the Western Powers demand
Rom Russia the immediate evacuation Of the Danu-
kiAn principalitcs the other speaks of the oblga-
00n being imposed on the Gar Of guaranteeing, by
. counter dcclaration the independence of the Sui
I'm and the integrity OF Turkey. What will the Rus
wan government say and dog That Ia the question.
We believe that 10 will grant what ~ asked Of IT, be
sswe II Ia Just and Legitimate hut II seems to IA
mat there will be conclusion until IL shall have
clearly pronounced and that delays at present will
become aggrayations. II must not be forgotten,
moreover. that We do not yet know the effect which
rse reply OF NJ Drouyn de Lbuys TO the last circular
sfh dc Nc@clrodc has produced on the cabinet OF
A correspondent of the London Morning Chroni
sis writes thus
vrrNsA, July 20, 1853.
In my letter 81 yesterday | called your attention
~ the fact that certain uncomfortable feeling had
become manifest amongst commercial men whose
confidence IN the peaceful solution Of the Turkish
question haf hitherto been conspicuous. ! think
The principal reason for this manifestation ia refer
abls IA the intelligence which has reached city
that the old Turkish party has resolved upon a
desperate struggle for asccndancy Mt CONSTANT
noplc, and that the manruyrcs Of the Scmskier,
n connection with the Scngo paTti2ans, have
that far succeeded in preventing Ecschid Pacha 10
Ragn the note (not the Scul.d enormously stated
N my yesterday letter; the Scnod is not dcnti.
cal with the sad note and has been abandoned
by Russia IA "A demnnd) which he agreed u
send to ST. Petersburg, and with which the
Emperor Of Russla has consented to be satisfied
j now learn. from undivided authority that
the negotiations based upon the tlnt proposition
gts1 Mt Ia al md fltl..l
~ the Porte by the representatives Of the four great
powers there are still going on that this very pro.
position hm been accepted both by the cabinet ~
ST. Petersburg and tho Dvan; aud that. la virtue
thereof, all other propositions subsequently subtnIt
Nd ~ the Cur and approved Of by him, not at
present under consideration. nor as yet made the
subject Of negotiations, simply because the snd first
proposition having been prciiminarily accepted ny
both the ooutendng parties IL IL st expected that
Turkey will act up 10 the pledge given, by signing
and sending the said note, specified In the Alid
hnf proposition, and Thus terminating these unhap
ny dsscnsons. Roth Russia AMI Turkey have reei
procaIly aso accepted the good oniccs' Of Austria,
and am told that In the event Of tho Porte being
absolutely prevented from fulfilling the Ntpuitious
OF the said rat proposition the cabinet VI 50 Peters
burg has expressed readiness ~ leave tho
adoption ~ any one Of the later propositions made
n RUSSIA for the adjustment Ct the questions at issue
~ the discretion OF Austria.
letter from Bucharest says. The number N
Russians In or near the prncipalities far exceeds
what has generally been said there are soycnty.hy,
thousand within sight OF Bucharest.
The Paris Pdtris repeats the statement that th'
IIopodars Of Modava aud Wallachia have bceJ
Summoned to Constanunopc, IN consequences " Their
rfaal to pay the ordinary tribuc ~ the Porte, ant
shat the conSus ~ England and France in the pro
vinccs have received due orders " lower their nags
The Union reckons mp the following four pendns
solutions OF the question:
l. A pro posi,ion Of the Austrian envoy. accepted
10 said both the Car and tho Porte but esi,d
eorJing 10 the French Journals by France
EDahnd
Proposition made BY the Representatives ~ the uni
td powers AT Vienna the contents and the fate q who
Ar~ aike unknown.
n proposition eransting exclusively from the c,bl
of fsnce and Eossui which continues 10 be inyov
81 Aa the rle;e ohseus,ty,
4 A proposition from the cabinet ~ Bevln, Eubmltte
To- the rctte oy Col % Wild~nhruch, which we ueye
hsard sroksn % til with Ia the last DAY or Two
CONDUCT or ruE RussIASs N THE PERSONALITIES
rrcn ,Ae LoAdon Glccc (Icra rslmerstou's orsNa,
Aurast :.
TIE sacrifices which the Porte has made In IL
sr~uce On The opivi0r of - Al les for the plrpnSe
skvinS K0sss every esp rtauiy - reircai VI
rcarrru rHsr IL ~sHs.e~rHt nr tAc f1 s1'ttas ~.t
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