The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-30

OF Radoyzi situate on the frontier, Is deplorabe The
bands OF brgands sbeteree in the province have taken
up arms al menaced the civil and military authoritss
ofArta Suleman Bey only negotates With these brgands
promising to each Of them pay and har (recompsnse
The nha bants of the villages of the district Of Rado
vitz Veenziko and Skoulkarka having refused TO nav
the mposs LEVIED on them abandoned their houses and
Rave entered the Greek territory This emigration is only
temporary, as those families will fail to return to
their homes as soon as the danger is passed away
The journal ds Deta gives the following details rea-
Danube
Omar Pasha is Austrian subject: he is a native of
Croatia. He born in 1901 vlasb village situate
IN the circle 0gulni thirteen leagues from Fme His
family name is latias His father lieutenant admin
isaor OF the circle his uncle priest Of Uaed
Greek Church. Admitted when very young into the
School Of Mathematics of Thurm, near Crrlstadt, in
Irapsyivana after having pie ed his studies with dis
tncon the young Iataa cnt.red the corps the Points
o. Chaussees which in Austria is organized military
footing In 1885, in conseque,c OF misunderstanding
with his supeors he lett for Turkey embraced Is
lamism hhosrew Pascha, who then Seraskier took
him under his protection procured him admission into
the regular army, and attached him to his personal
htafi lie then gave him his ward in marriage who
was one OF the richest heiresses in Constantiaope,
ana TIRE darght.r Of of the Janssares whose head
he had caused to he cut uf il 1927, when that corps
IevoIted against the Sultan Mahmoud In 1883,
Lat as, who had taten the name Of Omar,
chief OF battalion, and appointed aide camp
Interpreter to General Chiyanowsl who had ch srge
the instruction Of the Ottoman troops encamped n,ar
Constaninope. Omar thenceforward actively EN-.
poyed in the re organization of the Turkish army and
st protected by Khosrew Pasha, obtained successvey
important missions and command in the army. The
troubles of Syria and the Albanian nsurrecon of 1916
gave him occasion to distinguish himself and attracted
10 HIM the attention Of the Sultan He was GO Mt to the
Kurdstan and succeeded in obtaining the submission
that province. which was nearly independent of the
Porte. Named in 1S4S to the of the army sent
10 the Danubnn Provinces he made the authority of the
Sultan respected, while at the he res pected
the susceptibites and privileges OF those pro
vinces, placed as they were the double pro-
lection of Turkey and Russia The year 1861 was
the most brilliant period of the military career
of Omar Pasha. Named Commander in Chief Of Bos
mia, the principal chiefs of which had refused to
recognize the Ianzaat-that is, the new organization
Of the empre-he combatted successfully, though
with inferior forcs the Beys that country At last
he was sent to Montenegro where he found hi nse for
the first time commanding regular army of $4,000
Inc Intervention OF Austria. as is known put term
that expedition before decisive operations could be
meneed At the present date oag Pssha is at Schumls
at the head OF nearly 100 900 He is described
displaying great activity in its organization l. occu
pied with for yng the conntry which may the
thesre of Omar Pasha is about hlty two years of
age, below the middle height but with martial express
sion OF countenance. He speaks with the facility
the Servian the Italian and the German tongues After
insure on Of hungary he undertook the defence of
the refugees whose extadtion had been demanded by
Austria and Russia He proceeded to Schuma where he
made acquaintance with the principal refugees and
his arrival at Consnntinopls he inteered ,usy with
the Sultan in their He took several OF then with
him to Bosnia and Montenegro and confded to them i'm
portan posts. Some of them have distinguished them
selves greatly and have remained in the service of
Turkey.
The most remarkable Incident connected with the
meeting Of the Grand Divsn 2sth of September is
that Mebemed Ali Pasha th. Serasker and head of the
war party, declined avowing his opinion
Some attribute this to Russian influence, which ac
tive in the person of NJ Argyropuo the Russian drago
experienced inriguer who foresees the tall of his ri
VAL Redschid Pashs the head of the peace party and
wishes to come in unshacliled.
NAVIGATION OF THE DANUBg
The following telegraphic despatch from the directors
Of the Aust,ien Steamboat Company had received
Please to inform the public that the steamers Of this
company have ceased pyirg the Lower Danube below
Orsova.
LATEST DISPATCHER
BUCHAREST, Sept 60 1853.
General Iuders has arrived a. Baeharest
The Russian troops in motion. Fifte batalions
OF foot and thirty two pieces of artillery have marched
through the town.
The army is distributed among four caups
The Russians have posted strong OF troops with
artillery ut the following points the Danube which
considered The passage OF the river may be Effected
NzAt Bregoya at point opposite Widin, at the ford
OF Arksr Palapka at the ford below Dsobra Panka at
point above the mouth of the Schyl isas, at Ella
munda, poin. just to the east Of Gurgewo at point
between Kataraa and sisra, at point miles be-
low Birsova, and lastly, at Braiow.
Large stores of provisions the presents of patriotic Rus
sians, have been sent to the aruy in the Prnc paes
Prince Gorschakon Is on the banks of the Danube in.
spectDg the troops.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Oct l.
The Grand Duke heir to the throne, arrived here to-
day.
The cholera has not yet assumed serious charac.
ter. There had been des tbs within the last three
days.
VIENNA, Oct g.
Measures being taken reinforce the troops on the
Turkish frontier 1t is asserted that the New Five per
Cent Loan has been effected With the othsehids at So
1t amounts to e. 600 GOO sterling There is a clause de-
caring the contract invalid in of the 10th
inst, the Emperor will go to Munch.
The king of Prussia, the Gar the Grand Duke heir to
the throne and The prince of Prussia arrived last night
nj Potsdan. On the OH the Czar leaves for ST Peters
burg, by way of Kongsherg His journey to Kev has
our letters from Berlin represent that the truan jour
ney of the King to Warsaw unlocked for contrary
to the known wishes of the minister president preud
csl to the independent neutrality hitherto observed by
the prussian cabinet had made profound nnplea-
SAINT impression the public mind The royal
appears to have taken advantage OF NJ Manteufes mo
mentary absence from the capital to crafty his penchan
for the society of the imperiu absciutist, and the
confirmed in his most and ilnprac tcable no.
tiops OF government 1t In well ascertaDed fact that
the Gar has beer most pressing in his invitations to his
royal brother law, and that the eectua message
ried by Count Munster arrived at Berlin only the
meming of the day on which his Majesty set of. The
Berlin newspapers speak with great caution of the kings
journey yet plainly beray wish to discuss it In its
peced bearings To credit correspondent OF the Cologne
the Prussan newspapers, restraining their liberty Of
writing with references to the RrssoTurkish question.
CoSsTAsTiNorLT, Oct !, 1853
further levy of $4,000 has been ordered. These
troops with the army corps of Syria and Arabia, 10
reinforce the camps At Bateun and the Black Sea.
The resolution the Turkish council TO declare war
was adopted by GO to g.
The report that Paskiewitch is appointed commander
nchisf in the provinces, and that Mensehko Is named
governor, creates unfavorable impressions
Advces had just been received at Vienna from Con
stantinore to the 5th instant They state that the ur
Olmutz propositions have rejected by the sultan.
These adyices official.
MALTA Sept. ~, 1853.
The American brig Potomac has arrived in our harbor
II is asserted that the refugee Koszta is board
WARSAW, Oct. ., 1853.
The Emperor OF Austria and the King of Prussia
rived this afternoon, having travelled together from
kosel.
England.
Thirteen deaths from cholera occurred Sunday, Oc
toher 9h at the Liverpool wokhouse, ten of which
emgrant from board the Isaac Wright two from the
s)as Greenmap and one, pauper who had been in at
tendance the cholera patieats, In addition to the
deaths at the workhouse two deaths from the dis
ease have been reported in Kent street On Saturday
four German emgrants, from the ship Emma Fields,
brought to he wokhouse The total deaths from cholera
at the woikhouse up to Sunday night forty nine;
hut with two exceptions, the deceased parties
were all German Irish emigrants
The follow ing letter addressed by Mr. Bright, P
to certain in Manchester desrous Of holding
public meeting on the Eastern question:
RoCIpALE, Oct. 10, 1853
DEAR sIR- have your circular calling meeting the