The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-13

neats Of friendship and regard manifested therein BY his
majesty the Sultan towsrdstk Emperor Of Russia, well
~ the ass ~ OF the Porte Of it's desire 70 strengthen
thoe bonds Of snity which unite Hsis
however to express his the want
frank and legitimate demands such were specified
his This mistIust d plays itself prirsipsly in the
suspicion Of the Porte the intentions OF Rus
sa-supposirg them to be Of nature calculated to in
fringe the sovereignty Of his Majesty the SULTAN
He Is unwilling 10 5ee9r to me causes and motives
regard 10 the future lot and welfare II the Casters
Christians His msion only to negotiate and to come
fIosibe to anicsbe understanding ON these points
with his Majesty the sultan However he would feel
himself under the necessity Of censiderng his mission at
an end in case the Ottoman government peritsd in its
but is still posed to allow for the considers
Saturday, May a.
which had been started in Persia by the apostate Ma
honedan eheke Bahee who denies the authenticity u
David and himself He had oade many converts ia Per-
ria, and is giving the schah much trouble Babes ha.
promised his followers that he VIII bring back to life all
who are killed in defending the faith.
| The supreme government had ordered the Pscha Of
Aeppo to form tribunal Of commerce, of Enselmsns
and Franks in that city This order is much approved
by the mercantile community.
From Smyrna, May .l7, the agitation which was
by the late sight betseen the Greeks and the Jews
had entirely subsided. Ali Pasha had taken energetic
measures against The bsndt Who nfst the environs Of
the city.
CoDstsp trope letter, dated 10th May published IN
second edition OF the London Tunes states that Turkish
Corssanpope Ships had been sent to Egypt to assist ia
ansp rpg the troops that Abbas Paba ready II the
disposal The Minister of War had sent couIers to
the whole Of the provl Of the Empire to call militia to
and to prepare them act the shortest notice
There Paris that the Russians had actu
ally advanced but this Was probably mere surmise
second edition Of the Morning Chronicle publishes the
followiDg postscript from its Paris correspondent-
have just heard thai letters received at the Russian
NH from e.
epng language towards Turkey These letters state that
the Nicholas declared on hearing Of the rejection
Of his uimatum that he would carry his to Con-
staEtD Dpe to punish the nsolence Of the Porte This
must be incorrect the Emperor could not have heard OF
Egypt
Judge Jones had presented his credentials to the Vice
roy. ard had returned to Alexandria.
The United States corvette and steam fgate had sailed
AlexandriA dull and shipping scarce prices
Of grain falling Exchange on London osX piastres per
pound sterling.
Additional +, ON China.
TUE PROGRESS OF TEE REvoLUTIoN-THE AMERI-
CAN INTERVENTION.
Additional accounts from Hong Kong, Of April IL,
since the 25th ult have but little to report.
We have but msage accounts OF the rebellion from the
north.
The latest date from Shanghai is Of the fsth ult,
which gives no intelligence that can be depended upon
relating to the position of matters ut Nsnkn All COM
mupics,ion with that place seemed cut off, There ap
pearsd doub Of the rebel force investing the city and
report current that gates mad been
forced Among The various reports circulated there was
prevailing one that Keshen the former Viceroy OF Can
ton, had made very successful attack on the rebel
force with the imperial troops, about one hundred aud
fifty miles from Nankin, in which many thousands
Of the rebels said to have suffered Nearer Nan
kin at Tapping the imperial force is also said to have
defeated rebels with great loss of life This
quires confirm alton. The high Mandarin at Shanghae
engaged four vessels fully equipped to proceed up the
The Bombay Times gives further statements:-On the
10th March most urgent were received from
the Governor Of Nankn by the Chinese Governor Of
shanghae requiring him to implore the foreign consus
to send immediate assistance TO Nankn and stating that
city must fail into The hands Of the rebels by whom it
closely invested both by land and water feet Of
imperial junke assisted by hired Portuguese armed
progress Of the insurgents had been ovsrpowered BY
the rebel fotia and the latter sailing down the Yangt
.eEiapg had anchored without opposition, Immediately
opposite NaIkin. The division Of the revolutionary
army investing the place by land is stated to be so geo
strong ard increasing Several days before this the
! c. Eophsm, the British Commissioner at Hong Kong.
Sir Charles accordingly departed in Her Majesy steam
had not arrived there when the mail left. Her Males.
ty's steamship Salsrsnder and the ship Lily, were
til United States steamer susquehanna had both pro
ceeded up the Yapstsehapg, ard Colonel Mar
shall, the American Commissioner, ha: deter ns.
immediate effect cf this interference the
relative position of the insurgents and imperaists is
most momtntous. 1t Is acknowledged by the Chinese
Themselves that the loss of Nankn would have been the
| LOSE of the empire.
The Friend Of China mentions report that Commits
sic Su had been from his Office AID invited to
stranse himself. He had taken the hint and committed
| suicice.
Kong April 7th and the eth the u soop Ply mouth
| was despatched to ShRbgha
alp from the Office Of the Manchester Guardian
quotes private letter from Shnr ghae, March 29th
ing" he Taoue (of shanghce) has purchased two
sells and is sending them the river with rice ard am.
munition aud fixed the Agnes parsees vessel for
the purpose but the Governor Sir George Bonham,
has stopped her and will not allow English ships to go
Our ccmprador has just come in and ties that there
is doubt about the loss Of Nankn for the Taou
tae has put pacsrd On the walls acknowledging it. and
offers re~aro who will take the leader OFF,
Of the rebels The document alss states that tho
rebels coming eastward in boats.
silk and tea cannot be got except for cash down. which
oDe has. The silk frightened, and taking
| aged deal of silk into the interior
ing of Nankn. The U. steamer Susquehapna has ar
| rived and it IL thought will stop the American ship
scesce from being sent the river she having been
chartered BY the Taoutae for that purpose.
Capc OF Good Hope.
ALL oUET-AsHANTEE INVASION SUPPRESSED
AMERICAN STEAM COMPANIEs-AMERICAN SHIP
SIAM IN DISTRESS.
Tie popdence from the Cape Of date April 2lst
that since advces nothing had occurred to
damp the satisfaction universally felt At the conclusion of
the Ksfir war. number Of Hottentot banditt con-
tnued TO pros about and murders had taken place
the frontier bat the country was as peaceabe as
could be expected The inquiry into Affairs arising from
the going in open court and the edugs
Of the commissioners generally regarded copcia-
tory The constitution manufactured for The colony,
had been promulgated, and was well received
The Asbsntee invasion had been queled, The Cape
verdes were healthy.
East Indies.
THE UNAVOIDABLE NEWS FROM BURMAH.
The Bcmbay Overland Times OF April 28th, gives the
following com pendulum Of the news:-"The Intelligence
sent home from Bmsh the 14th instant extended to
the 22d ut Our present tid,rgs down TO the 9th
Of APRIL and are in the last degree unsatisfactory Tha
Burmese seem to have been musterng in strength near
Bling which tad TO have been captured with the
loss Of detachment of British troops and though this
last denied oy authority something unfortunate and
unlocked for must have occurred 10 the swift
sailing stekmer Moozufier to be daspatched two