The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-13

ARMAMENTs OF RussIA-RUMoRED ADVANCE TO THE
TURKISH MISUNDERSTANDING OF AENsCHIKoFF
AT ODESSA.
Dispatches purporting to be ON Kalsh state that
the military camp generally formed during the spring,
rear Warsaw, had been indefinitely Postponed ewing
the state Of affairs at Constsntinope ard the Of the
southern army VI hundred thousand had recsvs sd
o,ders the Turkish frontiers Letters from
Jsssy also state that the Russian military Preparations
continued an extensive kcals. A permanent
bridge il ia course Of erection the river pruth.
a despatch frsm Odessa 23d, says-"Princs Nensch-
ko srrved this morning from Constantinople The rest
Of the embassy are expected within three days"
Important from Tu, key.
THE DEPARTURE OF PRINCE Observation-Disclosures
TANT DIPLOMATIC NOTES PROBABILITY OF
wAR-INTEREsTING FROM VARIOUS PARTS OF
THE EMPIRE-THE LATEST.
IL is officially cea that all further negotia.
tons between Prince nchko and the Porte HAD been
brclen on and the ed the Prince took his departure
France md England and the ministers Of Prussia and
Austria had previously agreed to make joint attempt
at reconciliation bt.esn the Divan and the Russian
Envoy Their attempt however trutless MeSsehi
kcf persisted in has demand for the immunities Of the
Greek Church. "Notwiths landing this intelligence"
(says The Mofienr lit seems difficult to believe tb
the rupture of diplomatic relations Russia and
the Ottoman Porte will be followed by hoses. guar
is the wisdom OF the Court Of St. Peters burg and
it, sssuraDce OF recently given to all the European
courts pnd another consists in the fact thst acsodug
the right OF nations the refusal sccede demand
Of concessions acd advantages not previously agreed
If pot reqarced as sufficient reason for the commence
mtht OF hosthtes.'
The following is abridged but faithful translation of
the reply OF the Porte TO the note which Prince Mems
cbikoff first demands guarantee for the rights OF the
Greek Christians
PRINCE NysscTnKorF's NOTE
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs acknou' lodges the
cept OF Prince aenschkos note Of the 18th inst He has
Ieiussd the with attention, well the various
documents by which II Il panied Ibasmuch the
ottoman government is desirous OF maintaining the
friendly relations st existing between Russia and
The Porte aDc inasmuch as above all his Majesty the
Sultan, l. equally anxious TO attain that object and to
strengthen by every in his power that ieadsh
that has long existed between him and his Majesty
Emperor of Russia the Sublime Porte conformaby with
the duties OF good neignboT il firmly olyed to regu-
lac bly, ell matters connected with the demands Of
Rusta IN a. lar rs IT Is possible TO do without
IonihDg toe interests and independence the Ottoman
Empire.
In reply 10 the different points contained in the docu
nent annexed to the note " Prince Menschkof the
minister has TO observe, ia tina FIRST place thas the
Sublime Porte by objects TO confirm its do
c.icn adopted IN late conference ad hoe relatively to
the demsrds concerning the monks ana prlgrms yell
the church apd hospital AZ Jerusalem
The Sublime Porte ard bis Majesty, the Sultan, have
8lksys conscefed II duty to preserve intact The re-
gous rights and privileges accorded to It's Subjects but
RUsss nevertheless appearing 20 dou1 the sincerity Of
these sentiments in regard TO The Greeks has emtnded
that they rhorli be guaranteed, IA, however his
Majesty, he Sultsn coD@6ers sacred duty % main
tain Itrpt ualy IKE privileges OF the Greeks vel
Of al TIE ober subj,cte o. nls empire there i not
fntlest intention OF destroying tbebl but The
tafy, 81 eneurpe without alteration their
Rut, hoVeeer stuDg and Teciproc9l the friendly gent
m4nts ano confidence existing between Russia and The
Sublime Porte 10 nevertheless manifest tina state
by III rirg engagement WITH sroth~r, in matte 81
internal would tn,iToy detroy the basis o. rs inde peu
Ctrce.
ue suil'ro Porte whish has voluntarily maintained
ON The earliest tie rights aud privileges accorded
. IT, subjects ard above oil TO the Greeks viii con
tpuc 10 preserve and maintain them 10 lie manner
her ceiorw8yd
~ renewing tie Of its uualerab'
resolution IN his poc the Ottoman government Is de
slIous Of manfestipg formally its sentiments OF respec
snG ttesfd Tor the Emperor and his government.
Prince MENscTrToTFs REILLY.
lfrCC tGR etune fba ogafnt of
nittfs ro'e, April "a (old style and expresses ths
lith saiacten WHICH lie has experienced at the geai