The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-24

Ku1alo.
PROCLAMATION or THE CoMMANDANT TO THE MOL
DAvIANs-NEssBLRoD LAST MANIFEsrO-RUs-
SIAN COMMERCIAL PROSPECTS, ETC.
Prince Gortschakof the Russian Commander in
Chief OF the invading armies, has ad jressed the fol-
lowing proclamation to the inhabitants of M0davia
PROCLAMATION.
MS neJrsy tne Emperor, my august lord aud m sster.
the command Of which he has dsigned to con6de to me
We come among you neither with projects of conquest
nor With the intention to modify the institutions
whick you live. or the political position which solsmn
treaties have guaranteed to you
The provisional occupation of the Prncpates, which
am ordered to effect IL for other than that
OF an Immediate and efHcscious protection In grave and
uDfoIeseep when the Oomau government
dsbustrg the numerous proofs of . siDcsre ALLIANCE
which the Imperisl Court has never ceased to give t.
since the conclusion Of the treaty OF AdsDope replies
to most equitable proposals with refussls and 90.
potes the most offensive suspicious TO dsnterested
sdvice.
In his msgpanmity, in his constant desire maintain
Ieace IN tho East as well as in Europe the Emperor
will avoid avg essive with Turkey long his
dignity and rhe interests Of his empire hall permit him
20 to DE-.
On the day which he obtains the rsparaton which
Is due to HIM and the guarantees which ne has right
claim fer the future his troops shall return within the
Irhabitants Of Moldavia and wslachia also execute
40 order Of His Majesty in declaring to you that
the presence of Hi, Mses'y's troops in your country
sha not impose on you any fresh charges contribu
tons that the forage and raons for the troops shall
In due time and at rate appointed and agreed in
ADVANCE ny your governments, be paid for from mill
tary treasury.
Look tanauIly to the future Engage with security
IN your agricultural labors and commercial
Be obednt to the laws under which you and to the
established authorities It Is by the faithful discharge
the generous eocitude and tie powerful protection Of
GoRrsCHAKoFF.
The new manifesto OF Count Nesselrode was pub
lished in the Journal of st. Petersburg, June 20
%. 81. 1t is an important document. The follow
ing is synopsis
The is entitled "Russian Notification to the Eu
ropean Observation-Disclosures is add ressed to Mr.
diplomatic sgent. &c" Commences by remiading tn at
his (Ntsserodes) circular of Nay 3O notified the ru D.
ture Of Russian dipoma relstops with the Ottoman
government that Russia had narrowed Its demand to
the simple signature Of note. which, except In what
particularly the holy places did not coosain
church anything more than simple confirmation OF
What Russia has lorg pcssessed-that this demand
were OF piled with within eight Gays by the Porte
decisive than simple rupture OF relations
would be takep and in making this altimatum Russia
bad especially requested Of France and Epgand not to
cmplicae the difficulties Of the situation b. their st
tute. This two fold request unheeded; Turkey
fused the ultip atum and the two maritime powers not
having thought t to defer to the consde aons
meDced to their serious attention'--ttey had sent
1e =, .h,t ss,s into the w.tsrs Of
Rus sa under the weight of . th,ea,snios demonstra
tion which, ss they were foIewarned has added
nd this ation the Russian troops stationed
In B~ssa abba had entered the prpcpstes not to make
an ouensve war upon tf0 Porte but TO substitute FOR
morh guarantee a material guara ntee and to estab
,ish the equilibrium Of the reciprocal situations BY
taking military position inasmuch Russia regards
he presence Of the fleets in Tuikish waters mari.
time occupation But further tuan thus Russia hss
int Dte to hold the position longer than her
and security require and Turkey shall have
accoi ded sasacton and the pressure exercised by tho
two powers sbacease the Russian troops shall return
within their coufpes. But Russia does not In the
least conceal how full cf meaning ia the attitude which
she takes and what consequences may follow from ii
should the Turkish government compel her to out
of the limited circle Ia ~hich he desires TO
remain but the position into which Turkey thrusts
(Russia) by pushing things TO extreme, leaves
other open The rest OF the des patch Is devoted
scal pleading of the u stce aud moderation the
of Rufs, and the disinterested and faterna
etssbp she feels for Turkey And these lions
Mr. - Is charged 10 epresent the government he Ia
tccIso cited TO- under the signature Of
NESsELRoDE
The Wallachian corps of occupation is to reach
Bucharest the Sth inst. 1t was believed the
British would leave on the arrival Of the Russians.
st. Petersburg commercial letters were to July
A. but do not describe any alteration in the markets.
From Odessa the dates are to June 80. A large
business in wheat had again taken place, at rather
higher prices, the purchases being for the MediteTra
mean, chiefly Genoa and Marseles. 427 cases of
cholera reported under treatment at st. Peters
burg, July new cases, 81; cures that day, IL !;