The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20
Turkey nnd Russia

turkey nsasShM1
We extract the following important intelligence
from the latest correspondence of the London
Times -
CoSsTANuSorIR. June 90 1853
After the despatch Of Redscbd Pscaas reply to Count
Eesselrede NJ Bslaeine Secretary TO the Russian Mis-
aid the archives Of 'he legation and all the members
u the mssion. n Argyropulo is nov the>Only dslo
c.s fnnson',y ysms'slDs 10 SSns.aosog ., Ias
nAis On Friday night Dune 1) the Csrsda arrived in
pert having board special messenger from the for
estes the Niger and the Re.ribation. arrived from
bseika Bay The British fleet there is composed Of
1 .nPs o. the line seven s steam fsssss and
kaeof battle skips, three rtean frigs-es, and thres
despatch steamers, and is commanded by Vise Admiral
Do Ia Susse 1t Is most diff suit TO estimate the real
force that Tsrkey Is able to place under II said
however that the dsc ohned force will consist Of 260 900
1h. estimate may possibly or even probably b: sxsgger
aAsa certain IL is however that should break out
TIE Bumbsr oirreguar warriors wonId be Immense and
thses mostly lin Asia at ieast comp ssd OF cavalry well
mounted, and beng principally nomsd tribes already
bo and bred to a. uisr military life. The Turkish
regular army badly offered as IL is, would PROBABLY
bad eoumiss arat had weakened II but havitg
ssfeated the regular force the Russians might ned Tor
hey difficult TO subd1e as Naooeon's ma-shals did
Spain unoer like YESTERDAY Official ne ss
from Prince Of Ja.sy to the Modayian
Charge Afaires here, that the Russian troops had
crossed the frontier bat this news though official il
scarcely worthy Of credit sufficient time mas not
elss-so ssr Y Ralsbipe TO have reashed 0dssa
fhs Greek Patriarch has lately prepared an address Of
favor The Savoniaas of the Greek religion refused to
sign II.
On Ire oeea.sa q the presentation 10 the Sultan Of
The newly arrived Austrian iaernnpcio the Baron de
Brock is said that His Majesty showed usasuai feeling
u seesmips hin, aging h1 had never doubted for
wards himself and tpat in appealing agloAs safor
who're talents had gain him Eurooean reoown tee Eo
puor had given aposer proof Of that good feeling which
va 20 warmly reciprooatea
The Gaatz steamer has brought Of q massacre st
Bourrs, Which will probably turn OFT ike hnudrei
other similar rumors to be but tavern braS Cstaio
n, however that some lives have bssn lost
A gentleman, who has just arrived from the Danub.,
an ms positively that the Russians building fort at
SuRa. He states that ali con nsrce Is sufsog severely
from the present c-cumstsnces
Exchange on Lovdon 122h to e2l sterling.
Any ship e-rtr serdipg out vessels TO load here IN
port 90 ain feighs and considering the
re.epee OF the feet there would be risk Goals for
the feet also In grea, demand
The following letter from Constantinople, dated
The 18th of June, proceeds from well informed
source
In the answer given to the utnasum Of Count Nesse
soss not Inserted the follo%ns woris bat wh,sh
were communicated separately; "Tne Turkish Anbassa
ds Who would be prepared 10 leave for St. Petersburg
vous eIolsin W the Emperor Of Russia the motive,
Sch have oceasiored the refusal To accept 1.-THE u
nasSmu Is is opposed that the proposition with refer
smbs ssds would, at all events, possess thf
advantage Of r.ipig little time. In moota more TIE
Porte would be able TO have foot $50 600 men. de
Busk i most scvey engaged Ia the work Of con :ie-
taoS and deAvoripg ~ make his government be &C
cepsed edistor: but much doubt his success The
movement Of steamers English and French is very great
srd each day the cannon Announces arrival.
The EssIh en- the Resibuuou LETT ths morn og
take posiiep with the Turkish fleet nj The mouth VI
tbe Black Sea The English and French anch or A.
Besika and the tive AdmiTals expected from
mant 10 another.
Ipsr ant Intelligence has been received from Sarva
The Prince offers As 600 Of shon l5 900
OF The forr~ts o. BegI ade 80 QUO foha
- 4 he frnut tar If he PPM
Geld 10 being coined IN grsa, abundance a. the mint
snd four \ sshiDss At work and night. Foar
ships being f,ed ont for immediate service at the
artenAL The redifs OF onstautnope have reo>ivec
ovaer, 10 muser. The sanitary attendance has abolish
ID qus ahtias ofSyra. The Engsh Ambassador re
ssvsd despa ebes Friday the 17th brought by land
end on the following day the same courier left"
The following is complete list Of the cabine
ministers Of Russia -
l. Piipce T.cheroy,ehen. General Of Cavalry and Min
lister OF War President OF the I'm peria Council aud Of th
q Cunt Nessslrode, Cbanoellor OF the Empire Priv,
Ceapeillor and Minister for Foreign Anars-his asss
liant secretary. J g Seniavin, Senator.
8 Prince wokonsky, General OF Infantry, Minister o
tn Royal Househnld and Appanases
T. Count Won Alderberg General OF Infantry and Post
master General
Count Kleinmichsl, General OF Infantry, Directo
General Of Hon,s ct Chausees and Public Buildings.
Q. Count Wrontschenko. Privy Councillor, Minister
FfpsBce and Secretary Of State.
u Herr Chitrovo, Privy Councillor and Comptroller
The Empire.
Count KisseleG, General Of Infantry, Minister Of tn
Imperial Domains.
Sepator. hnster q Public Edocati0n
10 Count Panln, Privy Councillor, Secretary Of 5as
snA Minister Of Justice
n. Count Pero -ski, Privy Councillor and Minister