The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-31

agreed assist the Russsns is again strongly contra
dcted and the counter statement Is made that the Per
| sian forces are to aid the Turks
The Turkish force IN Bulgaria nunbers no. 900 msa
THE INTENTIONS OF ENGLAND.
With respect to the intentions OF t. the
part LngaDd will play IN be present Eastern crisis tie
true state Of the IL that the public nforna
ton whatever beyond what they CLEAN from the conflict
ing satenents Of the London paperr. The neares'
in the following letter from tse Premier in re-
ply to address by the citizens of sh .fled Even this
document! Is not remarkable for its lucidfy -
sirI have had the Jour io.ter TRANSMIT
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RohERr WATERHousE..Jr., Fsq.
There IS no other political news Of any Importance
THE ACTION or FRANCS.
we are without further Intelligence of the definite
hon o France in the East Cur correspo from
Pa nd Hayfe states that the no prevailed that hos
tss between the Russians and Turks would be of na-
tnre easily reconclabe would at least affect the
wen founded that Prussia ani Austria will Keep tnsua-
selves sloof from the difficulty stsrisy this
behe and tended to quiet the public mind M troops had
10 einb bark other made
The greatest sctivity prevailed in the French navy
yssds. Orders had been giysn for the immediate arma.
neh IN case OF necessity o. the rigates Vaubau Des-
cartss, Asmodee, Cacque Montezuma and Panama. Ths
irigaie Labrador had sailed from Touon with $50 .dM
til nal seanen to be distributed among the French shps
every thing naicates that France disnguiah
herse IN the coming war; ana it Is not FORGOTTEN that
ouh Napoleon threatened TO he the for
ms aroy recognition both of his election to the empire
and Of his marriage. In uch matters LouA is q
his word.
PRUSSIA REMAINS NEUTRAL.
Irusnas position in the present cris was looked for
not less anxously than austrias
fpIy .iat far E~~
neutrality only, but for mediation far her position
ylii permit between the contend ns parties. The Berlin
Iea contains nm important article this subject and
winch may be considered Official. 1t says
II Prussia remains neutral cannot BY bc
tas Il We sppre6and il rightly Is %e
rom an nsSay ,s, he mUrs russia hoid herself a9st
less interest OF her she shows in The seot
vii to raise her in M sa sn @ sss
the aet,er Isopeet hese viii le that her voice viii be s
ned in the dsrences az Prasss
Black s' S' s av's i aS% .ssn BE- -
sss ass .ssa hsas.
Is rossN al 70 oeea state Of war between these tive
aRs'd m aas S:s :s
to 20 e than psas In s:
Tra.ee they speak ot compelling reace by means Of
% That VIII nss sssss
s9gs.s only syss
easieh Prsss position rsisren the evesss
that eommands rSpect we add what we are no les
convinced Of that this neutrality must not DO mssi1
II Correspondents Bureau further says
We believe ths government has tho proper isns
s sfsf @ on s 1s to ssAs
AUSTRIA WILL ALSO REMAIN NEUTRAL.
With the view of aliaying the apprehension which
Austria being drawn ntoa war; Minister at War had
announced That reduction Of ts army would immodi-
at tslo place, by means Of an extensive system Of fur
This reduction is however, deceptive. Sometime sine,
leave OF absence forbidden 60 all officers and sodae
the lecno ion is no than restoration Of the fur
lough snau II s it is accepted indication thaA
Austria viii remain neutral possible. The French pa
pers accept it. The FGys speaks the sentiments Of a
breth.sn when 1t says
The ssducicn the Auss.n thu present moms.s
%aa mo court 9 +, e. tho rsy wh:a
clearly ss' pontsS sse Sas ssn
snn Sn Is o ss That also s.s
ssn s9n Of her prspenssranes j. Germany should e
5se & t. n as in aS. =
th crave question L u almost useless remark hatshe
iyo rroo' hat tb5 Turkey caanos
70 ne frontiers empire, would without auy
doubt DO lead before long 70 that cOneiOry settlement whak
The Patriarch of Consantinope died the 2Sth ult Hs
funeral soien Ges passed over without any fanatic&
manifestation The choice Of bis successor whose ap-
| portance " der existing circumstances.
VIEWS OF THE ENGLISH GoyYESllEyr.
from the London STANDARD oct ISL
lord Aberoen's journal this ornng pra sents the fol-
lowing somewhat extraordinary argument for
ing the Turkish empire to the ambition OF the Car A.
we magine that the argument proceeds from the Premier
hmsei-we know at least that he has used It in
neaon with the very highest personageswe copy it is
ineqro'- ,g
helpless, ana nve ted under such circumstances with
claim TO protection against the strong Have oppo-
nens considered what this plea Of weakncss means or
have the people OF this country realized in their
conceptions the true character of power thus spoken of
| like Switzerland or Belgium This poor little weak
State is constituted of territories the opuent extern
sive and imperial known since the days of Rome.
Three quarters of the globe contribute their frest
regions TO its domnions Its possessions include the
richest provinces OF Asia. Africa, and Europe. The
percal extent Of lis territory than double that o
Great Britain ano France united, and this not consut
ed Of swamps solitues, but of the most renowned
and productive countries under the Under the
sway OF the government recommended to generous
lection on the score of ts weakness Is comprised haR
the great basin of tn: Mediterranean AL the m,st fa-
nous cities of ASIA ai he seats OF ent power and
| grcaness-Tyre and Sidou, Antioch aud Jerusalem,
damascus and Bagdad, Babylon aud Palmyra, together
| with all the islands and seaports of that msgnid-
| cent rcgion-form but half of the Turkish
empire. In Africa it possesses the land Of Egypt tsek
| equivalent to kingdom. In Europe 1t pushes its
dependencies from the waters of the Archipelago up to
the latitude of Paris and centre of this prodgous
dominion possesses capital wonderfully endowed with
every conceivable advantage Of strength and suatios
that Of all ages have been lost In admiraton
of it, and Napoleon in the height of his glory spoke Of
Constannople equivalent to 1t all. Judged BY
!
be infinitely the strongest power the face O the globe;
and what then is the confession made by pleading its
weahness2 What kind Of government must that b
which, with such capacities cannot much help it.
SELF and is compelled cry for European protection -
every disturb rba from within without2 The answer
is that the whole imperial dominion Is nominal and that
the nes countries in the world have paralyseA
by the ncumbus of barbarian conquest as -
DO absolutely neutrazed in the community Of nations"
THE VERY LATEST.
The following TO Pacha' demand has been
received b. sub.ma, inc telegraph
VIENNA, MONDAY EvESry0.
Advices have been received this city stating thse
Prince Gorschko has sent reply to the demand made
by Omar Pasha the part Ottoman that
Russian forcee evncuatp the Dsnuhian prnci ltsu