The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05

they nconsdsratsly upon Russia Nevsrthe
less only aim Ia the restoration of peace by the
we take no ex ,spon to the special action of Prussia in
aid Of this conclusion That the Intervention Of Austria
might be discredited by her heavy obligations OF
sumed that the WestersN11Wers Nave emoroiled them
selves beyond strict judicial limits the Court Of Berlin
perhaps avail itself of the opportunity to exert an
Independent and unim peachabe mediation 1t is quite
sufficient observe that the Prussan Cabinet has al eady
evincsd its disapproval of the Cars sggressionan
opinion in which the smaller courts of Germany are well
known to concur.
Considering the FEASIBILITY with which the Emperor
Nicholas invested his proceedngs the grounds which &C
tusly exist fer Christian protectorae an the position
which the Austrian governn thought to be
duced cann1t be denied that the general concert OF
Europe against Russian encroachment has been sasiac
tory pre- pounced At present. and with the objects OF
interpretation justly and moderately conceived, all the
at powers either opposed to Russia or are neutral
In reality and with respect to the actual circumstances
the dispute Russia stands absolutely alone There Is
government whatever its position relations which
has stepped forward to support justify the occupa ion
of the panuban Principaties guarantee for the
cessions demanded Of the Porte. Opinions may have
been expressed with less reserve but they have
been every adverse to the Car The conference
avowedly moned against Russian asgressious,
attended Immediately by representatives all the four
Powers and these representatives CONQUERED in framing
note which they believed to carry opposed to
Rus sian designs
AS long as the reasonable policy is pursued we
have little doubt that this concert Of opinion strongly
conducive the interests Of peace will be found still
prevail and the reflection should convince every reader
Of the utter nexpediency of such views
sometimes put forth An Instantaneous declaration Of
ogdin Russia upon democratic principles ,ooud, DOUBT
hare ensured as ne 60 operation Qt Insurgents in Hungary
Poland and Haly bsa might ,ey possibly haze cost us the
Invaluable alliance Of France, ard ioould ifaiiy have
d71pcn the moadrchs IF Austria and Prussia the Of
the Car. Nor is it to this point simply that the con
sequences of such would extend. revolu
tonaTy war, or in other words, of opinions,
must embrace every country of Europe and although
it might commence with some prospects for popular
freedom. Ii mrCssible to conjecture how il might
end. The last OF this description though com
men'ing apparently with every promise the side of
national liberties, oduced de- potism nearly
universal than had been known and terminated with
that very state of tb which described
supportable. The dominion of kings people, and
above the concert of the great Northern Courts in
support of this system Of government the direct
sequences Of revolutionary war which, after an meal
cuabe expenditure of blood and treasure endel in this
unesira BILE result 1t would be political madness to
gect the warning. Moavati0n and wsdom may get The
Russians ont Of he Ddnulian riacp may elpe Turkey
NTH direct guarantees than before and may Europe
The cdloDaitoHs recurrence Of hrey years.
trary policy would not only entail ne sacrifices upon
all tions alb but would certainly not preserve the
Ottoman empire, and might probably leave the Liberties
of Europe in worse position than they
THE LATEST DISPATCHES.
PARIS Ocr. 20-6PM
The hofleT contan as decree granting an extraordi
nary credit of five millions of francs to the Minister of the
Marine
The Ministerial report on which this decree is founded
states that France has at present two quadrons Of forty
ships Of the line, with proporonate increase in the
DumDer OF steam Iig2tes anC Ihere the
French navy steam line of bat ship the Napoleon
four with auxiliary power, completed; while nine others
being fitted for steam and will be ready for with
in the next two months Six steam vessels after the
MODEL OF the Napoleon, are the stocks and will be
launched about the end OF 1854 The total French
amounts to ISL vessels manned by So 625 sailors
gunners and marines.
The Monier conradicts the statements of sunary al
ian and German newspa he affairs of Roe. Those
papers asserted that Papa delegate had been assassna
ted at Ravenna that there had been instruction at
Cvita yeccha, that thirty thousand political prisoners
mmured in the PontiGca dungeons, and that the
Pope accompanied by General Andre had held grand
review Of the French troops These various statements
says the Moitur, are altogether without foundation"
private Geographic despachrom Trieste of the 10Th,
contains Constantinople news of the 10th inst
To-Day the B1urse was steady The Three per Cents
Four and Half per Cents at s9f. zoe.
The diplomatic conference for the settlement of the
Oriental question has suspended its labors for time
past Though inactive it is 1t dissolved.
The army of Marshal Radically the garrisons of the
exempt from the suction of the Austrian army That
tier the regiments Of Borderers and the 10th and
18th corps Of the army in Hungary; -.
Letter have been received from Constantnope to the
10th inst.
The Porte about to send corps Of observation to
the Greek frontier and another to the Persian frontier
BIZ Anthmos had been elected the new Greek Patri-
arch.
The Maes are 5shs, nt The
cent Metscs s E1ohsns. e on london IT, ossea
bank shares, ,.91.
THURSDAY, Oct 20-1 NJ
Five FER cent Metaliques, 92s Exchange on LoI don
II A. Bank shares, 2,S00.
CoSsrASrISopIR Oct. 8, 1853
Con- tantnop is tranquil The French steam frgates
Sane and Mogado- have let for the Bay of Beska The
Fredland and the steamers Conner, Magellan, ChSptal
End Ajacoio remain in the Bosphorus.
The Spanish General Prm, and Count Camery, Sar-
MAN officer have reached Omar Pashas adquarters
at Shumla.
Part Of the Russian army will go into winter quarters
ODESSA Oct G. 1853
Tie Turkish declaration of has reached this city
The corps Of General Lilo is still in the vicinity Of
Odessa. expecting marching orders.
The greatest confidence prevails in the commercial cir
cles II hoped that the Danube and the Black Sea will
remain open.
Vienna letter in the Cologne Gdse states that Prince
Gortschakof has declined complying with the summons
addressed to him by Omar Pasha He declared that he
could not decide the question.
MALTA Oct IL, 1853
Tho Earl Of Carlisle arrived here on board the Fire
brand To morrow the Carsdoc leaves for Besika Bay
The Ardent with the Triton in tow--the latter being
Gamag ed-has come in from CCnstARtinople.
MADRID Oct a. 1853
The Three per cents we're done at 4215.
Tie Hereditary Grand Duke Alexander has arrived at
Kief, the ptre OF the ornaments against Turkey.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, Oct. %, 1853
CoSsTASrISorIE, Oct 49, 1853
The combined fleets have not yet entered the Darda
nelles but they momentarily expected to do SO.
The feet in the harbor of Constantnople which had
been laid up for the winter has been ordered prepare
for with all possible despatch.
RUSSIA.
The Emperor arrived at st. Petersburg the l3ta
from Berlin.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Morning Posi-
says"St Petersburg dispatches state that the prepa
rations for war proceed rapidly"
ODrssA.-Two hundred ships we're at that port at the
latest date and all parties making great exerons
TO send OIL their grain.
The K0sztn Difficulty.
MR.. oFFLEYs POSITIONS KoszTA FREE OR IN
PRISON.
The Vienna Gosd asserts that the British and French
ministers at Washington have expressed their
in the collective protest Of Austria Prussia Russia
against the nduct Of Captain ngraham in the Kosza
affair. This assertion is, OF course, false.
Vienna correspondent Of the london Times says Oct
18th, that the grounds OF Mr.. Oley's Omitted States
Consul at smyrna) refusing to consent to koszas ship
ment we're
1s That he, Br. Oney, not de- pendent on the L.
CATION at Consantinope but must receive instructions
from Washington.
3D. kosNa was either Austrian an American citi-