The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-04

On the motion of Mr.. r. CARTER, seconded by
Lent MAURy, q vote OF thanks was given to the
committee Of Loyd's for the use Of the roon and to
the chairman for his conduct in the chair.
On the motion Of the CHAIRMAN, vote OF thanks
was given to Lieut. Maury, and the meeting gave
effect TO il by reiterated huz2ss.
This terminated The proceedings.
The Turkish Question.
MOVEMENTS or RussIA-PEACE DESPATCH FROM
ooSsrAsTIEoPLE-raE moLDAvIAN HosPoDAa
DEPOsED--AUsrsIA AND BosSIA-RBPoRTED
OUTBREAK IN sERvIA-sroRAs IN TIE EuxIsE-
NEW ROUTE Up THE DANUBE.
Letters from u. Petersburg Of the 18th stated
that there alteration in general business. The
Turkish question looked on as settled, provided
the Porte would accept the proposition OF the four
Powers. II was added, " all unpleasantness will
soon disappear, as tle Russian forces move home
wards
Russia was preparing another campaign against
the tribes the Caucases and expected to take the
field abou: the end of August. A tiotlla was being
armed on the Sea Of Az0f to support the movements
OF the army
The following private Geographic despatch was
received in Paris, via Trieste
CossTANTINopLE, August 10.
The council has deliberated on the note of the
powers II is disposed TO propose the acceptance Of
Il TO the Sultan.
The Constitut oarei says it has been accepted con-
ditionay on the Russians eyacuating the prncipai-
ties soon.
u
greatest ex element prevailed among the Boyards,
in consequence of frman from the Sultan dismiss
ing the Hospodar for having received the Russians
with too much favor. This frman having been
read to the Assembly of Boyards, they petitioned
the Hospodsr TO retain his Office to which the Hos
polar assented. Upon this the consuls of France
and Britain Immediately suspended their relations
with his government. The French Consul has
placed his countrymen under the protection of the
Greek Consul, while the British Consul has de-
cared to the British residents in the princpality,
thai be could longer officially protect them, since
the Hospodsr opposed bis sovereigns commands.
CoSsrASrINoPLE, August s. 1853.
An extraordinary commission has juss been des-
patched into Sers!a.
The concentration OF Austrian troops towards the
Bosnian frontier was awakening apprehension in
ConstaItinople. Austria firmly believes, or afe II
10 believe. that the agents of kossnth actively
employed n exciting the population Of Servia aad
Bosnia, with the view of making an opportunity for
revolution in Hungary and Transatlantic. Latest
telegrephc accounts, OF which details hsye not yet
come to hand indeed state th at an Instruction hal
ac ually broken out in SerTia, With the view OF
establishing the Of Prince Mroseh the throne
ef the principally. This news comes by the way OF
Belgrade. Respecting the alleged proje ted occu-
pation O. Bosnia by the AustriaIs, the dsse0iMe
Nationois says" We cannot too strongly express
establishment at seeing serious journals publish
the absurd story. Even II this invention did not
carry with IL its o@n reputation, the fact OF its
reaching Paris via Constantlnope was sufficient TO
show that il deserved no credit There IS now
communication, by means OF electric telegraph, be-
tween Paris and Vienna and yet this important
which would be nothing less than recOmmence-
meLt Of the Eastern question With more serious COM
piications, makes tour by way OF Cons.antnople
before reaching us Such things merit no discus
SION" As a set off against this opinion, a Vienna
correspondent Of the London press states that H. de
Bruck mad actually made tie proposal TO Reschid Pa
sha that in case Of conflict, Austria should occupy
Seryia +" in favor Of the Ottoman Porte Reschid,
backed by Lord Stratferd declined the proposal: NJ.
de Ia Cour was in favor of it. A German journal,
the Journal dc Frankfort, has intelligence Of the
outbreak in Seryia, ard calls il d slight smewe.H
An important project y mooted IN the London
Ttmes- & ship canal rom the bend of the Danube
TO the Black sea This would render naveationin-
dependent Of the cbsta les al the noun Of the
Danute, and would AVOID nearly two hundred miles
VI dangerous sailing against the strong current OF
the river. The execution Of such work would oh
viously lower the freiehts On The produce OF the
Danuoian provinces, and would shorten the route to
Constanr tinoPie, by water conveyance entirely
ground is peculiarly favorable for the construction
Of canal and the pre cent is certainly the RI ght mo-
ment for putting u N execution, whe1 Russia, the
only power that would oppose il, has excluded her
self from diplomatic intercourse with Turkey. In
connection with This subject i Is suggested 90 leave
the Sulina COR rather toe ks) mouth Of the Danube
70 its fate and attempt 10 render nav gaole the -
Georges, o. some other channel independer. o.
Russia 1T present there are but G. feet wate-
Department announces thar Us mails t.
ConstaDtinople must De forwarded by the w. Of
Trieste.
At Vienna also, We notice that the clearing gu:
Of Trajan's canal, from Chernavoda 10 Kostendsche,
was considered Doth desirable and practi liable.
The winds from the north east had set in OF the
Black Sea, and large Der OF vessel. that rad
been al anchor of Penderakla and Of Ter points 81
me coast, ID been obliged 70 pat to sea, N avoid
The lee shore.
THE vERY LATEST DISPATCHES.
The latest mail at Liverpool On Wefnes lay morn
ing ays:-
No official continuation o. the r. sorts that the
Porte has aocet.ed Tie propositions Of the four
Powers, nor It 3 sa.c, tia. the proposition mas ueen
refused.
CoNsrLSTISoPLE, Aug 2, 1853.
The Austrian lnterlunci9 has IN the presence Of
he ministers " France Crest BIZ taid ald Prussia,
assured the Ottoman minister thai Austria does not
~ any mslua intend T. ercroach rp0n he integrity
and sovereignty q Turkey and tha., III case TIRE
Porte should NOT consider the military 0c5rp3'i1n G.
Ser1a 20 lie opp31.11e, Austria you'd - once give
rp The idea Of 70 occupying -erria.
The Austrian consn .. Adrisnople, who nal lef.
bis poa has beer ordered u return ond rest ne his
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