The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-01

without dslay the 70 srga.iton Of The native militia IN
such manner that nay BY it, discipline and ssstve
strength Offer susisnt GUARANTEES fer Vie maintenance
Ar S. During the continuance Of the occupation the
two courts shall continue TO have residing In the prnc
latiss extraordinary commissioner Of each country.
These special agents shall - charged - watch the
progress Of Affairs and TO offer In common the Hosps
dars their opinion and advice whenever they sha remark
auiIity Of the sountry The ssn .a~ordinsry Commit
sioners viii b furnished with identical instructions
cstsa between the two courts which will trace out to
them their duties and the degree Of they may
exercise in the affairs OF the prineipeities The two
commissioners shall also come TO understanding to
the choice of the members Of the committees Of revision
to be he'd in the prncpses mention cd ia
Article They viii render an account TO their respec-
tive courts Of the labors Of these committees annexng
their observations thereto.
Art 8. The term Of the present document is fixed a.
years, 1t the expiration of which time tho two
courts to themselves the power OF taking into
consideration the state In which the princpaities
then be- and to advise on the Interior measures which
secure for distant future the welfare and tranquility Of
these provinces.
which il founded exceptional circums stances, and
concluded for limited period nothing is changed in
stipulatons existing between the two
gard the principslties of Wallachia and Moldava
and that all the anterior treaties corroboraed by
separate act of the treaty of Adrianope their
force and value.
Turkey.
PREPARATIONS OF THE SULTAN THE ARMENIANs
INCITED TO wAR-DouBTFUL DEsPATCuEs-rHE
ENGLISH AND FRENCH FLEErs-THE TURKISH
ULTIMATUM, ETC.
CensAntinopls letters of date June to the London
Tines state that since the TarEs have tran mited the
note TO the different embassies declaring their
Of osienapg hen. S rneir pIspafa, nor ior war
feet has been towed TO the north OF the Straits anu put
IN the FORM OF crescent TO deend the
This fleet consists of three line Of battle ships of which
two three deckers nine frgnes, four OF which are
nrt class two corvette six large and two small sized
steamers. On the 31st May the Sultan held grand
the plain tn Of Pera when about 10 900 men,
consisting Of infantry, cavalry, and artillery, vent
artillery which is really in very efcieat state it
quite evident TO inexperienced tina, the
lusions of these troops will bear comparison Nth
those of well drilled European army, but the na1eril
is decidedly good The men are strong healthy, and
well fed and clothed; the horses small but we'll made
and active though much too fat for active service
The awkward and boosh appearance Of theiocsrs
meek of their real The srea zeal prevails
and confidence pressed BY The Turks TO result
of the fu nre possible contest The bold line taken by
the ministry at this important criAis has given
satisfaction to the Mussulman population At present
all is apparently in active preparation, but looking
behind the scenes ind utter want of money, and
recourse is had TO all kinds Of shifts and expedents in
consequence of ruined exchequer The end of these
military preparations, whether they result in
peace, viii be something approaching to national
that money plentiful and that every thing ordered by
government is paid readily in gold the reserve chest
having apparently been tapped. All vessels of large
tonnage oIbddeD to leave the ports in of their
being required for government service.
Lo the eailed Prince of Armenia, who Is residing
in LcIdon has circulated decree among his pie and
published translation of it in the Daily Necs calling
them to help the Turks against the Russians Under
the Turkish sway he says tie Armenans enjoy the
free exercise Of their religion, but under the Russian
tie 18th savs-The Greek and Armenian patrarchs at
Contantpople give pacific the subject Of
the intentions Of CO reigionsts."
PRINCE LEo's PROCLAMATION TO THE ARMENIANs.
The foor ing is the Translation Of the proclamation
Prince Leo 70 the Armenans. melting them to rise in
AID Of the Sultan 1t is alluded TO 10 correspondence
but the Prince himself furnished the translation to the
London Neacs OF the 18th, with request for It's pubca
ton
TO EDITOR NEWS
SR-Will you o6lige by inserting the enclosed in
your welIknogn Journal? 1t is translation from the
Armenian language Of a proclamation which has been
distributed among the Arnenians in Turkey.
remain, sir, yours respectfully,
LEO Prince Of Armenia.
40 Mortimer street Cavendish square, June l6. 1853
THE PROCLAMATION PRINCE ARMENIA.
"Leo by the grace Of God, Sovereign Prince Of Arms
mia, Prince OF Kor.os Prince de Lusigean Prince of
Georgia. Prr Of Gassan Duke OF Tyr Count Almsrie
and Defender Of the Armenian Faith To the Are mans
Ia Turkey Beloved brothers aud faithful country
Our will and ardent wish is that you should iefeud
to the last Drop Of your blood your country the
Sultan against the y rant OF the Borth Remember
brothers, that in Turkey there knout; they do
not tear your nosris and not fogg7d
cretiy in public. Under the Ie'gn of the sultan
there is humanity, while under tho tyrsnt of the
north there are nothing but atrocities. Therefore |
place yourselves under the protection OF Cos. and
fight bayely for the liberty of your country
TO make barricaies and 4 you have other arms
break your furpture and defend yourselves with
blessings and prayers sha you wherever you 60
Ny only kappioess will be 20 ght ia the mi 1t of you
May God incline the su,ans heart to SANCTION nv de-
maGd, because under his religion remains its
pure iotm while uncer the northern tyIant IT will be
altered Remember at least, brothers that the blood
that runs in the veins of him who addresses you
the blood Of twenty ksgs the b'od of Neros Lusg
and defenders o. faith; and you let
us defend creed and its purity from invasion until
last drop Of blood.
EFFICIENCY OF THE TURKS ARTILLERY
The Berlin correspondent OF the London FINES writing
under date OF the 18th Of June, says
The Turkish artillery has created by the Prussian
Leuter ant Colonel Won Kuczkowski kno in Turkey
under the name OF Muchs Bey in the space of twelve
years The most conclusive testimony excellence
made by the Emperor Nicholas la ELY Prussian
General of cavalry Wrange upon laters taking
for Turkey. "Whea you get Consantinope said the
Emperor, mind you examine the artillery we'll it's
the pest IN Europe we have 70 thank you prussans
The report which General Wrangel gives of the artillery
coT5o0o rate the Empsror's opinion entirely
which are attached to five Ordous and the sixth is
serve regiment.
Three regiments stationed in the vicinity
Of Constantiuope-the Guard regiment in ari the
regiment that belongs 10 the ordou Roumea in Daud
Patcha close outside the old wall Of Consan,inopl. and
the reserve regiment in Pers. TIE Ordou, in Xihsns
(Monastr.) in Lower Asia (Sivas and in Syria (Da-
msscusD have each Of them regiment of artillery 1t.
regiment Of artillery (park) consists Of twelve bat
tories -Four eight FOUNDER batteries foot two twelve
FOUNDER do FOUNDER short howitzer three
flying batteries two Of fr FOUNDER gus and Of long
twelve FOUNDER howits and one hogitzer battery for
mountain service.
battery consists the peace footing Of four guns
the footing of six The batteries OF ths entire
regiment served by G3S men, including
stat Of officers, Iiwa Pasha, (msjor generally ober
stem, (coonel) two lieutenant colones six majors six
kolasis, (between a major and capain) an1 to every
battery captain end three leutenans who have under
them six subaiterns ard thirty privates.
The no ~tzers of the mountain battery have twelve
pound calhre, and loaded with fine powder hey FIRE
snells and canister shot The cans.e contain thirty
FIVE ought iron balls. One, Pashe, a mao who has |
experience IN such atter q Hungarian by birth took
mountain battery with him his late expedition into
KuIdstan. and spoke very well Of its efficiency his