New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-24
GREAT BRITAIN
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otherwise than as refusal Of Russas Prefensions,
found myself IN contradiction with the whole Prcss.
which assured that the alterations were
not worth speaking OF and that the whole ahar nigat
be regarded settled Some days later, Ias MosHns
CkroEice startled the con6ding stockholders with TIE
announcement that the alterations proposed BY tue
. Porte were OF very serious character and ey no
means easy 10 be dealt with At this moineat there
exists only opinion, namely that the whole Eastern
Question has back 10 its point OF Issue, an ni-
preston in no way impaired BY the complete pubhca.
ton in yesttray payers ofthe official Note addressed
by Rssehid Pasha t. the Representatives Of Austria.
France Great Britain. and PRUSSIA. dated August 10,
1853
That tSe Russian Emperor will reject the Turkish
alterations there is not the slightest doubt Already
we are informed by the iSsnsbts NfiOsss the Paris
MoEiieE OF the Emperor OF Russia. that. according
10 correspondence received TO day at Paris the rss
I'm pressons produced the Cabinet OF ST Petersburg
were by no means favorable 10 the notifications pro
posed BY the Porte Whatever may be thc resolution
OF that Cabinet must prepare ourselves seiorehsni
10 take cooy aud to repress our tears We have 10
consider that ewes the Russian Cabinet TO refuse
the proposed change OF the note there would rems'n
the OF fresh negotiation a, Constantinepe
The ntimaon contained in this last HINT that kass,s
win attempt gain another delay OF the decision Of the
dispute is confirmed by the Berlin LitkograPse Cores
p0ndeHee; " The Austrian government has presenteda
memorial to the Emperor Nicholas containing pro-
positions I'll modification, and il has undertaken to ter
inmate the crisis in manner quite different from all
attempts In letter published by tnc Ntcn
ma HdEdertr from Odessa dated goth Aug the solution
of the Oriental question is stated to be not at
hand a. was expected by some people. The armaments
have not been suspended for one day and thesrmy IN
"the Prncipalities continually receives endorsements
The Cronstad Satellite positively announces that the
Russian troops will take up their wnterquarters 10
he Principallties.
A note issued from Washington could scarcely have
produced greater sensation in Europe than your cd
itorial remarks ON Capt. lngrahsm They have found
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most the whole weekly press of London. into many
French papers the Brussels Nation, the Turin Psrie
nento the Basic Gazette, and every liberal newspaper
of Germany. Your article ON the SwissAmerican al
lance having simultaneously been reprinted IN mum
Der of German journals, you may consider the follow
inc passage from an article of the Berlin Lmhographe
Correspondence as partly addressed to YOU some
time since the press has had various occasions to pro
nounce itself ON the United States theory with TO
gard to Intervention. Very recently the koszta al
lair at SMYRNA has renewed the discussion, ana tins
affair is not yet terminated, when already ioregn
land native journals hold cut the prospect OF an inter
yention on the part Of the United States In favor of
Switzerland if should be threatened BY an attack
To-day we are informed that several Powers have
Z" the intention of making a collective declaranon
against the doctrine of international right put forth
by the United States and that we may hope to
see those Cabinets arrive at a perfect understand
{" inc 1.-THE American Intervention theories were not
retuted in peremptory manner, The errPanoH % fhe
zero uoTaIy spirit Europe coMd meet ~ha an inss'
"yerqlie obstacle We may add as an important fact'
that France is among the Powers ready TO partci-
pate in this remonstrance On this last point ths
Constitutional of Tuesday last takes good care NOT 10
leave any doubt when ii says 1T necessary TO DO
candid in all things. II Is not as citizen OF the
Omitted States that koszta is defended against Austria
by the agents OF the American Republic, but as a
1. rcvolutionist But none OF the European Powers
will ever admit as principle OF public law that the
"Goyernment of the United States has the right to
"protect revolution in Europe by force OF arms. On
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in the way of the exercise Of the Jurisdiction Oh
government, under the ridiculous pretense that the
offenders have renouneed their allegiance, and from
the real motive that they IN revolt against the POI
litical constitution OF their country. The Navy ID
the American Union might not always have such an
easy triumph and such headstrong conduct as that
"uursued by the Captain of the ST. Louis might ON an-
other occasion be attended with very disastrous con-
sequences. -,
The Impartial of Smyrna received to-day, publishes
the following interesting letters from Schuma
"ScHUMLA Aug. q. 1853
1.-THE Commander in Chief Omer Pasha, has ably dis
trbued his troops that ON the first emergency nc may
within "a hours concentrate at any point ON the DansDc
a mass of $4,000 men, infantry and cavalry and $50 pieces
of cannon letter received from alaeha states hat
typhus Is making ighul havoc in the Russian army ana
XXI has Lost not ess than 10 900 since IT, entry nto
compagn Care is taken to bury the dead during the
night The mortality is ao very high among the horso'
Orarmy enjoys perfect health Russian delachments.
roed of 30 10 sodier and dressed in Moldayian UNI
form appear from time to time on the opposite bank OF inc
general
Yesterday 900 Roman Catholic Albnnnns arrived:
They form the vanguard of corps OF 1000 men expected
without delay They sharpshooers Yesterday there
arrived also 5000 horse all Of them old soldiers perfectly
armed and equipped The number of our troops Ia
creasng every day Ahmct Pasha started yesterday Tor
Vaa lie will wait there for the Egyptian forces In or
derto direct them to the points they arc to occupy
"ScHUNLA, Friday. Aug. H. 1853.
On the 9th int two regiments OF infantry and one ba
tey Of light artillery belonging TO the guards Of the Sui
tan started for Iosgrat. On the 10th we got news
that $500 Russians had encamped themselves on the
hank Of the Danube near the port OF Iosragan In cou
sequence OF which the Outposs OF the two armies are only
nj Inc distance OF a rife shot from each other Inc gal
liant Colonel ISLANDER Boy has let for that post WIN sesc
raj officers Omer Pasha has established teiegraph WIN
a view e having communicated 10 Tue hena4iaess ~
every time OF DAY OF night the events passing on every
onf of the river have had continual rains for so'1
DAYS past but the works Of fertilization have none tho
les bee n continued with great activity salute OF can
non ia fred twice day at sunrise and sunset We near
nothing of this sort from the opposite side Of the river
Tho ECytan oOIs after having undergone tcir 9l~an
tine al fonstahinople, will embark iof erns whence
they are 10 be directed 10 3abadegh The Bngaa nls'
Paba expects them there. In the district Oh poDIeys
ovns 20 Tatal have assembled Ia order participate
in the war against the Rusnns They are Tor me Itea'
unrt ancient omigrants who lef the CFneo AZ the mt ~
It's conquert BY Russia lhe ottoman sT snyo.. ho
regular and ire guar IL tired Of passiyeress arr Dsns
with the desire OF going 20 Is to De eafed h We
sbn have Of these days transit across ls DahsS
without superior ORDER especially that the presence
a. the Rufsians who show Themselves on ne oppo,r
bank adds 10 the excitement Several physnlsns' mus
ans ard Cristians left some days ago IN ofdsr 70 O.
tatsb military hogtes on the Eu59Pean p 20 ~ UNI
there arrived from Narna two superior bnghsh omsef
Thew have haA long audience with Omer Pa-na ana
have visited ne foTticat0ns attended Dy SeveiA iafN
officers They have found them ~
fountains OF ezh water etc. All these crtncaons ass
cor4ruct.d With the greatest soIdity The mot severe