The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-04
Prom N. Y Herald.
Additional from Europe.--Arrisai Of the Amer
lea at Boston


PARIs Sept. l4-6 u. MA private elegfaphic des-
paeh from Vienna, dated yesterday has been received
IN Pafis. IL 10 10 this effect
The Russian cabinet has dednvey refused 10 accept
the notifications demanded by the Porte. new memo
randum ffoM Russia Is expected"
III the words "a new memorandum from Russia is ex.
pected" be not an Interpolation or addition made here.
The despatch would show that the period OF
is no, over and that there suppose that
kosliues Instantly TO commence between Russia
and TuIkey-uness indeed. .Omer Pasha's army has
followed the impulse OF enthusiasm, and dsregarded
everything except the desire 10 attack the Russians
Indeed, TO that effect is current, though in all
probability it's incorrect. The story goes. that Omer
Pasha, unable 10 restrain his men, forced TO lead
them on 10 combat, thai the Danube was crossed that
engagement ensued, in which the Russians al first had
the worst Of it. but after five days fighting had got the
upper hand and that at last an armsce concluded
give you this rumor in the very words ia which il
circulated and merely add that there is no official con.
maGa q ,hs fact and that i strange eomba!
for the first time While hesitaiing give credence
the story, think, al the time, that il is not all
improbable that diminishing has taken place some
where between armies which have been violently
excited against each other.
The following private lelesraphic despatch has been
received via Trieste:
us# CoSsrAKTIKopLE. Sept s, 1883
The HospOdar has received the Sultans authorization
to remain Ia his Principally.
The despatch does not say whether il is the Hospodar
OF Modavia or of Wallscba TO whom auson is made.
A telegraphic despatch from Marsees says
sIn consequence Of The uneasness felt in the trade rea
tive 70 the eastern question: The price OF wheat has sen
2f soc. per hecolitre."
private letter from Consiannople OF the instant
states that the Porte, being convinced that the Emperor
of Russia will not accept the notifications proposed to
the Vienna note, continues 10 take OF defence
Several attachments had arrived from the most distant
provinces, and had marched 10 join the army the Dan
ube. Almost all the steamboats, belonging to the govern
ment and to the Armenian Company being employ
ed in The conveyance OF troops, AIMS, and ammunition
The expenses incurred BY the government ncalcua-
bic, and il subject OF asonishmen for everybody
that everything is paid Tor in hard cash-paper money
not being current beyond the walls OF the capital. Ii
has been definitely resolved that army of shall
be formed at Adrianople under the command of Mehemt
Ruehd Pacha late Se5aske5 and at present commander
inchef OF the Imperial guard The Sultan reviewed the
Egyptian troops encamped at Unkar Skeless presence
OF the French ambassador and the ministers. He ex-
pressed his satisfaction at their appearance. speech
which excited The greatest among the soldiers
tits said that Abbas Pasha has promised TO send ad-
donal force Of $1,000 men to the assistance of the
Sultan. While the German papers filled with as.
OF the speedy evacuation of the principali.
ties letters from Bucharest that fresh troops
are arriving there every day. and the necessary prep
arations are being made 10 pass the winter there,
They are terrifying themselves on the Danube, and
nothing announces their intention OF abandoning their
conquest The publication OF the new manifesto OF the
Porte had been deferred, il said the request OF
the ambassadors, who wished previously 10 know the
opinion of their governments on The attitude lately
sumed by the Ottoman Porte Ii is said that the new
manifesto is species OF appeal TO the nation, drawn up
in the most warike terms The State Gazette which
had published in its official column had suspended
thousands OF Turks beseged the ONCE procure copy
For some days previous TO The Isl instant the police had
Deei engaged in removing photographic notices. posted
DO the night on The walls of Consantnope. inviting
Qe pie TO take up against the Russians, and
rroscng the ministers for their cowardice modifying
place OF rejecting, the Vienna note This fact the
lore remarked il the first lime such an act had
committed in Turkey. II suspected that some
holding elevated positions had been engaged in
posing these placards, which were well written, and
had produced considerable effect among the people Lord
Carlisle had quilted Constaniinople, 10 proceed 10 Bagdad
constant communication was maintained between the
combined feels In Besika bay and Consantinope. Ad-
mral Roman Discusses had returned to Smyrna, having
been replaced by Admiral Barber de Tinan. Admiral
Hameling still expecting the arrival OF the shp-of.
the-line Jena, which sailed from Toulon The 18th OF
August, TO reinforce The fleet under his command
The warke lone of the leading article in The Con,ti
private ielegraphic despatch from Marseies announcing
rise Of Elf the hecolfe in the price OF wheat produced
panic among the spectators at the Bourse today.
rom the London Times, Sept ls
In the present imperfect stale of our information re-
speeding the intentions Of Russia, are reduced 10 co
lectures in estimating the probable OF events but
we are at no loss for materials in asceranng the position
OF AFFAIRS in defining The prospective contingencies of
European policy. Although IN fact the conduct of the
Porte has iDpeded settlement otherwise hand and
has thus endsngered-as we think unnecessarlly-the
peace OF Europe. nothing has yet occurred TO affect the
substantial merits OF the original The only offence
ever alleged TO have been offered by Turkey Russia
has, according 10 the acknow Judgments OF Russian
minister. been satisfactorily aioned for The Emperor
subsequently, preferred certain demands touching the
condition OF Greek Christians in the Ottoman dominions
II these demands included nothing beyond the ecogni-
ton OF existing treaties they obviously gfatuious
not TO mention that such simple recognition would have
been readily conceded Ii they involved any additional
exacons, it clearly competent 10 The Porte with
hold lis consent, could such right be denied 10
independent power without absolute destruction TO all
the privileges OF State sovereignty. Yet in this presunp
lion ia contained the whole OF Russia and upon
these and no better grounds, has she violated public law
and infringed special treaties by marching bodies OF
troops Hto territories not her own and retaining those
territories by an armed occupation.
On the other hand. The Turkish government, though
provided with unimpeachable bsi, has hitherto
efrained from any declaration OF war, and has al
lowed it's provinces 10 be invaded without resistance,
Difference 10 the advice of the mediatng powers Its
only error has consisted in pjudcious objection
Tankemens devised sincerely IN its own interest Con-
sidefing the relative position OF Turkey and Russia the
accord happily prevailing between The four great powers,
the force derived from this accord, and the uncertainty
think thsIe was grave political in taking
sary exceptions 10 the award upon which the four powers
had agreed, But this against the conference, and
not against Russia IL possibly invest the En-
peror Nicholas with any tile to exact from Turkey
by force OF admitted be incompatible
with the Independent sovereignty OF the Porte. As
CARDS. therefore, the two States directly concerned, the
question remains precisely before. E#i
A necessary consequence from tins conclusion, the
duties OF the mediaung powers remain unchanged also.
They were concerned in averng the calamity OF at
the OF the dispute and they
with the object still, though their task has been
unhapply complicated by the events Of the interval We
sincerely trust, however, that they may be successful in
procuring the assent OF the Porte TO such propositions,
rather to such ormaes may dispose of the objections
now piausbly taken by the Gar II is preposterous to
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