The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-15


SdwAs AmMo and Napoleon, &c. &c.
The utmost excitement prevailed yesterday in Pa.
M, owing to the intelligence that the Emperor Nj
cholas had already invaded the Danubian provinces,
and thus begun the war with Turkey. It is very
doubtful whether this is true but 1t is certain
that the Gear of Russia has issued manifesto to DO
distributed to all the diplomatic agents, and also to
the rotentates Of Europe in which he explains in the
most Aachiaveistic manner, his views, desires and
plans in regard to Turkey. This document, more
perhaps than the news above mentioned, has Gre
ated the uproar which has so much animated the
bulls" and "bears,' or rather the " blacklegs Of
the Bourse. In short, it may be said with much
reason 1t is possible that shall keep peace, bat
Il IL probable that we shall have war;" The most
certain fact is that Nicholas desires to test the differ
ent powers in Europe, in order to know it, in case Of
any beginning Of hostites on his part, he will meet
with any obstacle from the kings and emperors Of
Europe. 1t must be confessed that if France was
still, "a 1t has been at preceding epoch the leading
power Of Europe, the diplomats were not tue
first promoters OF would have neither
The tendency nor the power to give kick to the
embarrassed government Of Abdel AeJid. =,
1t il also very doubtful whether the Sultan will be
abandoned by his allies and the best proof that ne is
as popular as lie could be among his subjects is that
the two officers he has sent To the Danubian
selves which side they would take in case
Of q declaration of war from Russia have re-
turned to Constantinople with the positive answer
shat II the convention VI BaltaLiman was violated,
and regular Russian army Was passing over the
river Of the Pruth, they would Immediately retire
with their staff and the militia on tue Turkish hand
The H0spodar OF Aoldavla has decided to die rather
than " abandon his opinions. As for the Hospodar
Of Waacha, ii ID not yet known whether he VIII
CODss LIT take the part OF Turkey against Russia.
In the meantime, the ornaments are continued with
much energy throughout Turkey. Bodies OF armed
men are daily arrvicg at Constantnople, destined
Tor the Russian frontiers. large amount of sub,
scriptODs ia specie horses, and food of all sorts,
has been brought from all parts OF the country.
Tie Sultan who was dwelling IN the palace OF Tchi-
Iagau. COnstantinope, Is now re naming IN the
palace OF lheragia, Buyakderi nine miles from
the entry Of the Bosph0rns the palace in which
Sultan MahmOud dwelt III 1876 and 1877, during the
war he had with Russia. The departure OF the Sui
tan from COnstantinOple, which was considered by
his subjects being certain proof that he intended
to repuss the attacks Of Russia, has excited i'm
mense enthusiasm among the population.
In Russia the ornaments are still continued In all
the southern PROVINCES. Prince Menschikof, pre-
viOus to his departure for ST. Petersburg, reviewed
the army Of Bessarabia, which was commanded by
General Luders, the same officer who, In lS4S, was
ct the head Of the army OF occupation OF Moldo-
Wallacha.
The me station of the powers of Europe in favor
Of Turkey is decided fact; but it remains TO know
what estimation will be made by Nicholas, OF the de-
time the diplomats OF France and England residing
at C0nstantinople have decided tn It an English and
French frigaie should remain in the waters of the
BosphOrus 10 be ready in case ola beginning OF hos
and England
Though the Turkish government ought to be
much excited against Russia, proclamation has
been issued and addressed to all tue consuls aod
diplomatic agents OF Russia in Turkey, by which
they are as we'll as their cOuDtrymen, assured thai
the Sublime Porte will continue the protection
which Is conferred to Them and as a proof Of the
sincerity OF these proclamations two captains OF
Russian ships, who had some difficulty vita the
custom house at ConstantinOple, received IL large
indemnity demand Of their Consul. A Turkish
bOatman, WHO had insnlted u Russian sailor, was
sentenced to receive o bastiDadO, and ai;ervards
sent to prison. Strangers are well protect in
Constantsnople more perhaps than in any other city
OF the world
Such is the present state Of affairs in Turkey Us
Tar as the last Intelligence received In Paris goes;
and will end this synopsis OF the question d'OSsent
by relating that Russia has spread among the people
Of Turkey that there was prophecy made by q
Greek monk in 1876, which says that the byzantine
empire will be destroyed Gas it was in 1859
md re-establislsed after period OF 400 years.
This prophecy has been printed in the Turkish,
Greek, and Russian languages, and freely distributed
all over the country.
Whilst Russia Is thus plotting against Turkey, the
Caucasian provinces are arming themselves and
plottiDg All outbreak. 1t 10 said that the Turkish
government will not lose this occasion to give
difficulties to its biterest enemy, the Russian Gar
The last news received from Russia announces that
Prince NeBschkoff had been named, as reward for
hin services, Governor Of Crinea-
The most important event in Paris during the
pass week has been the death OF the POpes Nuncio,
Aonsignor Garibald, which took place on Friday the
18th inst, caused by an attack Of apopexy. This
noble hearted clergyman, who was ORly tifty.sx
years Of age, was universally respected by all who
had been acquainted with him. His funeral, which
was have been ut bis parish of st. Thomas d'Ac~
w he
dral OF Metre Dame, with great display All the
diplomatic corps, ambassadors and chargcs-not to
forget Mr. Rives, as the French newspapers say
were present ut the ceremony in full costume The
nary, the Jesuits, the Capuchns, and monks ofa or
ders, sent their populations, and the most distn-
gu,sLed people Of Paris considered it an honor to
accompany the body Of the Pope's Nunco to its final
resting place The ceremonies were performed BY the
Bishops OF Montpelier Guadalupe, BOis, Tours,
and also by the Archbishop Of Paris Mousignor
vecchiott, Audiexr Of the Nuncio is now filing, Gd
interim, the Office Of ambassador Of Plus Ninth at
the court OF Napoleon Third.
TIE Emperor aud Empress are still at st. Cloud,
and have gone Into mourning for three days for
Prince Charles Antoine de Hohenzollen Singma-
rigen OF Prussia.
revival of the reports relative to the sacre Of
Louis Napolecn-how the Pope would not come
himself, but lie would send lsgat in his place. The
epoch OF the ceremony Is not yet announced.
sion If the 18th Of August will surpass it is said
all those which have been prepared since the
most remarkable OF the Empire. Among the pre-
parati0ns spoken Of, will mention the capture Of
Algiers, Oh the shores OF the Seine. 1t will be
Q magnificent sight.
The Camp OF Satory is still the place Of amuse
ment OF the Emperor and his generals, who three
or four times week muster the troops assembled
there, and give military copy of several battles
In which French strategy has proved to I've the
bert III the world. Thus we have had the perform
Of the battle Of y and Of the defence of the bar
rier Of Chchy, by the allies, in 1914. On Tuesday
hast the Emperor visited the camp, Ia company with
Prince Napoleon Bonaparte and grand military dis
play took place, after which dinner, to which forty
officers had been invited, was given in ME- Chateau
de Versailles.
Marshal St Arnault Minister Of War; is now, by
order Of the Emperor visiting the places fortes,
(cities surrounded with walls and bastons) of the
northern departments on the frontiers Of the king
dom Of Belgium and also on the Rhine. Many COM
nentaries have been made about his visit, which is
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