The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-27

daily expected there; he viii proceed at once 70 Wal
achia, where be is expected to arrive between tho
18th End 2Oih.
The Prince Of Seryis has left Belgrade for Kra-
jugesa'z as precautionary cessure.
Prince Gortschskoff has declared Galatz aud
Ibraila neutA ports. Riots have taken place at
Gslaiz, between the Wallachian militia ana tie
Russian troops bs'taliop of the former refused to
obey tic orders Of Russian general rhs battalion
in question and four companies of the Wallae as
were consigned 70 barracks.
The London Times city article says
at is believed that the report of the probable ne
gotiuton of a Turkish 5 per cent loan in Paris for
four millions steAng, through some of the nlncal
institutions lately organized, Is not wtnout tcunda.
iioa. The government. II il SAID, are indsposed
to promote it, but ID return Q condition will be
exacted, that the Sultan should bind himself un.
reservedIy toconsent to whs ever terms OF sdjuss-
Dent with Russia the allied Powers ray think pro-
per to propose.
PARIS, Morday, (evening) Dec 10, 1853.
At tie Bourse, the into igeDce vas interpreted as
likely to favor the known wishes Of the government
for peace, and an upward movement took place in
the funds. Closing prices Of the day Three per
Cent Rentes 1880; ditto Four and aHalf per Cents
1O2.5O; Bank shares, 1850. The Three per Gents
chow on improvement of l5c, and the Four-and-a-
Half per Cents of 45c, compared with the reduced
Dec. Is. 1858.
Tie Bourse was dull, threes closed 1886: four
and halves, 1929.
The advices from Constantinople are AZ follows
The Turkish passenger steamer Medari Tiiare
which was captured by Russian cruisers in the
Black Sea several days ago, came into the Bosphorus
on the 26sb, and caused great establishment. The
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granted on both sides for placing merchant ships out
of danger As there were several Russian merchant
men at Constantinople when the Medari ridjaret
was captured, the Russians were unusually scrupu
lous in dealing with her.
The merchants of all nations at Constantin ,ple are
signing an address to the Sultan, expressing their
best wishes for his cause.
A column of the new legion Of Turkish Cossacks
has arrived at Ccnstautinope, 5000 volunteer
Scodrieps have been organised in Albania, and a
new corpA of 10000 Kurds has been formed by the
sheiks Of their country.
The European and Turkish artillery officers have
just completed the Notifications Of the Ottoman
coast of the Ri .ck Sea. 1t is now guarded by two
hundred and fifty heavy guns, well placed to com.
mand the sea and forbid the ap oroach Of ships Of
wsr.
Tie Sultan maintsins his resolve not to enter upon
the path of negotiation while his territory remains
violated.
Notwths standing the war, commerce is active.
Three hundred and twenty two vessels have entered
and five hundred and seventeen left Constautnople
in the course Of the last week.
The Spanish Ambassador, recently arrived, had q
lorg conference with Redschid Pashs, and on the
following day he was to be received by the Sultan.
His presence had produced certain effect on the
public, it comedies with the Of the approach
ing arrival Of Spanish squadron Of six vessels Of
war.