The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18


TIE RSssias U'ti~atsm-The Ns's Turkish A'"sS1y.
On the 9TH Prince Msnschikod the AMBASSADOR Oh tne
r~,sror Of Rusfis gave to the Porte the utmAtum on
the dssnds Of his and it, Also forty
eyAt hours in which to actress him favorable reply.
This uItimatum Comprised
lst The renewal of the hrman which hohommed H.,
the Cor s.ninope gave to the Greek fatr
arch by which he hold his office for fe except in
case of an accusation Of high treason.
ID Tho renewal and Wig orous execution of all the inn
muates and privileges NDich have besn given to the
Greek Church IN the empire, By the suans sue
ceedlDg the copque-or down to he present time
3D. That al these nunities and privileges well as
the settlement last maoe Of the Office of the Holy Places
in Palestine should be comprised IN 'conye nton" to
be signed by the suans Minister Of Foreign Affairs and
the Russian Plenipotentiary himself that hereafter
their execution should could be guaranteed by the
Emperor of Russia
4sb That the Greek rarch of Cons antino Pile should
hereafter be placed subiect to the Greek orthodox
Synod of St. Petersburg, in all matters Of religious
nature
At end of the forty eight hours the Porte sent for
reply the ambassador that the demands were all
contained in the several Of the ana his
succsssors il unnecessary to renew them now and
that II would command the Patriarch oy new drman,
place himself under be Synod Of St. Petersburg that
ject which only its subjects and could not
permit another power be the guarantee OF Its favors
them With this MeuscLkoG dissatisfied, and
jectea it, He gave the Pore additional three days in
which to reconsider the at their exnration
inform ed it that he would positively steam ODESSA
and the consequence Of the refusal sueo it should be,
would rest enIrely with the Porte In the meanti me-
the Cars representative had all his baggage shipped
steamer of belonging 10 mis- and vent up
the Bosphorus Bugukdereh, the mouth Of
the Black Sea- there awaited the result his
On the evening Of the 18th the Porte the aInbas
sp Of eops Of to %
forthwith, 81 for he had time lose and must be
moving" He was told that the Sultan i'll. He,
nevertheless presented himself at the palace and he
there received something OF the kind for answer,
the Grand Vxier and the Minister of War both begged
had been the chisf refusers and thus to permit Hs
Majesty asking the advice of others Of his
1h the Sultan consented do and on the 18th the fol-
lowing ministry formed
Austssha Psch. of Candia sxPresident of the Council
became Grand Vizier.
Mehemet Ali Pacha, brotherin law Of the Sultan. and
. very HotPur who would rather fight the Russians than
not from being Grand Vzer became sesaskier Minister
Mehemet Pachs Minister Of War and most gentle
manly and enlightened man, became commander of the
Imperial Guard.
R,fsas Pacha ex Minister of Foreign Affairs very
quiet sober man. very rich and odolent and withal
great ancier of became President
of the Council of state and
nReschd Facha who for time past has been out of
Office and ergo disgrace became Minister Of Foreign
Affairs.
This Ministry is apparently not much avora
Bile thar the old TO lie views OF Russia The ruling
genius Of is Rsschid Pacha the Metiencs Neselrode
and Tallsyrand (thouh far better and oera man
than either of shem Of Turkey 70 him is ne all the
progress and advances hch Turkey has made in civza
lion during the last f years and ri. lad repu
tation OF much value 10 the Of freedom and
liberal COVE nment
1t Is supposed that both the British and French am.
bassaors stipulated fer Reschj Pachas office in
case hey supported The Pore against Russia Although
Russia has checkma Ted it is supposed
dunn viii be adopted, not excite the bear
10 maduess and folly