Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-06-25


news from Europe, mostly embodied in Tele-
graphic despatch published yesterday:
II i announced that the split in the English Cabinet
between Lord JonS RUSSELL and the Irish members hold
ing office had been healed up Mutual explanations
having taken place between the three gentlemen essrs
Mopsel Keogh and Sader who had resigned the offices
they filed and the Earl Of Aberdeen their designations
had been Withdrawn.
When the Humboldt sailed the impression had gained
ground, both in London and Paris that although the EN-
peror OF Russia might make demonstration against
Turkey by menacing by crossing the Danubean
frontier, yet that actual hostes would be avoided by
diplomatic settlement of the question Teegraphic de-
spatches from Vienna that the Russian forces had
already commenced their march towards Moldava and
Walacha The fourth army corps had also been ordered
from ST. Peersburgh to proceed from Warsaw by forced
marches to Bessaraba Russian province adjoining Mol
dayia The Turks the other hand were not idle and
were preparing for vigorous resistance The Egyptian
fleet and army of 10000 proceeding to the
support of the Sultan whilst the Turcoman chiefs were
raising 900 men, free of expense the Porte for the
defence of Isamsm. Notwithstanding these porentous
signs was generally thought peace would be preserved
The mediation of Austria and Prussia spoken Of
The most recent intelligence however, is that publish
ed in third edition of the Times Of the It'll instant the
effect that the Emperor Of Russia had dispatched courier
from ST. Petersburgh to Constantnople with demand
that Prince MRSscKoFFs last proposal should be acs
cepted by the Porte within eight days This fact the
Times does not deem unfavorabe pacific solution of
the dispute We copy its specuatons on the subject as
published on the 9Th instant:
The fact which we were enabled to state yesterday in
third edition, that courier had been dispatched from
ST. Petersburgh to Constantinople with demand that
Prince Menschkos last proposal should be accepted by
the Porte within eight days. is several accounts of
importance unfa In
pacific solution of this dispute than it might first sight
appear to be- In the first place. proves that the Russian
Government has not proceeded the first intelligence
Prince Menschiko s failure adopt bellgerent
either by sending the fleet from Sebastopol the Bospho
rus as Mr. DIsraei and Lord Harwicke had anticipated
or by directing the army Of Bessaraba cross the Pru
On the contrary the dispatch Of another courier is
fresh proof that the system of temporizaton and hesa
ton which Prince Menschikof had begun is still pursued
by the Emperor Nicholas himself his chief object had
been to pick quarrel there would be need proong
these preminares and the Court ST. Petersburgh can
not be ignorant that every week and every day passes
is immense loss of its opportunities and influence
while it increases the confidence of Turkey in the
bined support of the rest of Europe But it appears
further that this courier is to insist the acceptance
Prince Menschikofs last proposal. That proposal, we
believe is not identical with the convention haughty
demanded the 9th of May; the contrary, suisse
quenty to that date and just before leaving CONSTANT
nople, the Russian Envoy addressed last communion
ton to Redschd Pacha considerably less Objectionable in
form, though still acceptable to the Turkish Govern
ment in substance
eff after all, the demand made upon the Porte can be
satisfied by declaration of good will towards all its Chris
tan subjects, and if this declaration be addressed
Russia alone, but to all the great Powers which inter
ested in the welfare of the East there is that
such declaration should be made for would further
establish that policy which the Turkish Government has
already resolved to pursue and it would demonstrate that
Russia has peculiar claim whatever be considered
the guarantee security Of the mmunites of the Chris
tian population
'As the question has now again assumed the form of
hpEt htao nhn
BILE that some such mode may be found to enable the
Russian Government escape from the
arrogant pretensons and its defeat We further
corroborated in this opinion by the circumstance that
Count Nesselrode 1.-THE same, we presume who accom-
panied Prince Menschkot Constantnople has arrived
in London; and take this occurrence to be strong
additional proof that the Emperor Nicholas is, all
counts much more disposed to have negoa
ton than to arms.
Meanwhile the language heldby all the other Govern
ments OF Europe is firm, united and energetic that of
Austria so than we had yentured TO anticipate,
though not than her peculiar position required
that Of France temperate and consistent with the
interests and decision of Europe Upon the whole there
fore, confirmed in the hope s.isie will
simply recoil upon its authors, and unless fresh
of dssenon should arise it improbable
that the Russian Government will under the show of in
sistng on Its claims accept such Turkey may
offer in conjunction with the other Powers Of Europe
They, their sde interested in mot adding the
difficulties of the question"
The British Mediterranean fleet had sailed from Malta
lor the Dardaneles and the English Channel fleet had
been ordered to the Mediterranean The French aeet
had arrived in Besica Bay.
The weather in England was very genial and most ia
vorabe for the growing crops.
Commodore Vanderbts steamship yacht, the North
Star exciting great attention at Southampton. She
had been thrown open to public view admission being OBJ
tanned by tickets issued at the American Consulate.
Crowds Of people avaied themselves OF the facility, and
appeared greatly gratfed by the sight Of this magnificent
specimen Of naval American architecture.
On the I'd instant the ratification of the treaties for the
renewal Of the Zol-yerein exchanged at Berlin
Piedmont has sustained severe loss by the death Of
Count BALBo, President Of the Council which took place
on the Sd.
The returns Of the Board Of Trade published on the 9TH
instant showed that during the month ending May 9th the
value Of exports from Great Britain exceeded 1896
the corresponding month Of 1852.
The Earl of DERBY installed Chancellor Of Ok
ford University on the 7th instant.
The steamer Niagara has arrived at Halifax with
Liverpool dates of the 11th The prevalence of
storm at the North prevented the transmission Of
the political news. There had been no change in
the markets. worth noticing, from what was reported
yesterday
DEATH OF A MEMBER OF CONGRESS-
We have learned with feelings of deep sorrow that the
lon M BIpIC Of