The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-20

6chumA. nehe~ss Pacha has proceeded f.o~
oCo1A = k,..suck- AZ Tsurkhsa Is Musta, -
rachA; .na 70 Siilsirta Ahmed Pacha the govesas9
o. tho military school. At BsxsxdIsk Il Film pa, -
with 81 sihioa o. cavalry. No remf ,r,er.ents ~
yet arrived nom Tunis OF Tlipol The rcIIs ~
completely armed aud equipped; ,hsrs are q 90 n
us s, camp Of , seutsn ras pgr@s q the o.r.vs.
and have enrolled Themselves. The oombinsd 49,
incur an expen-e each Gay Of IA 900 pitres for ~
vsions only 10000 men OF the Turkish army go
per month, 900 900 yiastros.
The Paris Prsse d Vienna announces thak -
project OF arrangement was sont OF from CsnstSeA
nopie 70 vienna on the 10th ult, and adds Gas
tupeiatee MAT the Emo Of Russia shall have q
express ana FORMAL right to mako repf0sontatioun1
thUagh his ambassador at ConstantinOple on behs6
OF Christians In Turkey
n. p letter from 8. Petersburg ., tho ,tts u. =
the Emperor gave = grand fete at his palace Of ~
Hermitage. On this occasion the smbsuaAors z
France and England, It was remarked. were che q
jeets Of particular attention from his Aajs.sy"
A letter from Vienna says 1--WE learn freA 0sAp
stsltiDopA that On the 10th there . oonisesn1D
held on board the tag ship Of Admirsl DunAss. -
tween the two admirals and officer OF tho TurknA
navy. on tue subject OF fDdiag q better anohoeasn
for the fleets than that ut Besika If this conferences
has produced aHy result, there will be probably .
movement among the vessels but quite unooaassaaA
with pOiiticso
The HorArrr, of Vienna, states that the rurkAA
government has prohibited the export Of previsiss
fom Roumelia. as a scarcity begins to he felt
letter from Trieste of the Esd ult., AAthe AsgDp
burg Gasdfe. says:-"shortly after The arrivs3w d
two Austrian fisates at Smyrna the Lieutenant VI tho
American corvette st Louis went on board to saIuoD
Captain B0urgenOn in the name of his captain saS.
hg as an excuse ftr the latter, that he WAS ind{o
tosed IN bed. The Austrian commander exersssda
bB regrets, and hie strong desire TO speak b ~
captain. The lieutenant, after numerous sus<seA
fuges, gave half promise to do 30, and lett Sssrus
iy had he 'efssa wed board his vessel. than ~
70 s1o,e tie A.sey.can captain s pain Of bss.s s.
heea 70 ,.A.fy himself IN the eyes Ell ~'os Y
The Berlin correspondent of the London Mer~i.x
C.o"'ols, writing upon "a instant, says =
Then as regards Circassia, let it he asked II -
issue Ct the negotiations ut Vienna and Coastsua.
ptpe will not influence the destines o, that oounyR
is II not natural that the Circa ssan Chiefs sepin6
that the Sultan Is placed de foco at the feet IL Ru
sa. should consider their chances vi resisance ms
terially diminished and that they shout ere iouG
seek to enter into arrangements with, cast thenp
selves uncOn diti"nally into the arms OF Russia
Tbis may be considered of little i'm tortasce {, Eng.
land. bair or Two more added t. the Ions mans
nsy he tfiting addition Ia the eyes OF those sta0
sre purbIlnd but it requires great power " 10
coDd sieat 10 re.ee that il Crcasss surrender. No
door into Asia Minor il opened, aud that twenty
years would not elapse ere the Russian imis wos,A
encirce nearly the whole Of the eastern side Of IN
Black Sea- down to the very Bosphorus Itself. Al
tor c. unit Nesselrode's declaration that Russia ~
alread too vast, that must be taken mere fuen
OF rhetoric. Meantime the Eastern question aHroa
fire food the caricaturists OF this place. Ktxdvo~
datch (the Punch Of Berlin) bad Of these esroa
tuT,s In It's Sunday edition. England, representaa
by q brawpy looking parsonage, bearing an 8lchoe
as symbol Of his calling and country and Freaen
BY parsonage intended to represent Napoleon III,
are mounted on the box Of carriage drawn by tSo
prancng steeds, which they driving, with 0rssa.
neck speed into q m0rass Behind stands a thru
individual, In the uniform Of Austrian, who urvoo
them forward. Inside Is a fourth person. the Sultaap
bis turban falling OIL. and he, In terrible state Z
alarm, begging them to hold hard. Some stor91
Turks are vainy seeking to stop the evoutiocs q
the wheels In the distance Is Cosslck, standing
upon commanding ground. and laughing with nj AA
might. Whether there be any just grounds for ~
exhibition OF Berlin wit will soon be proved.
The Constitutional gives the following socesaA
Of the Russian army from source which 1t coasden
to he authebtic:-
The Russian army is divided into the troops On -
tive service the reserve and the local troops Thes
tive army OF which the head quarters Wsrsaxs
IL composed Of eighteen divisions of infantry orr -
ZIG COO to 252 900 men; of six divisions Of cavs,s
OF % 0CO men; OF seventytw0 batteries Of foot ast
efy, or II 800 men and S64 pieces OF cannon. aAA
Of Fix batteries Of mounted artillery, 72o mon -
| fortyeight cannon The whole force OF the astsxo
! army d'es not consequently altogether maks "
SEQ 600 meD, with 9l2 pieces Of cannon. The roeoro
is composed Of the body guard the colonsed grenap
diers, two colohized corps of cavalry, and q ~
fifth and sixth depot bsttalians OF the infantry reRS
| mtnts The whole force of the body guards Al
colopzed grenadiers is SO 900 men and $50 pieces u
cannon; the orco u the two coloulzed bodies Of o.
yalry IL "a 600 men nd forty pieces Of cannon; as0
The force OF fifth aud sixth bataons OF inf.ntry b.
longing to the reserve il is almost impossible to
certain It with any certainty as these battalions 40
only destined in tiD measure To ill up the
cancies which occur in the regiments otthe iins i
| the time of q campaign of forced nsroh1a
| The total number OF the infantry regimsaH
| icing l2O, there would be 24O reserve has.
i faln obp,,k rNOt cal1 in~
battalioHs were comlle,e; but, they are vs,t-
stently sending their men to the regiments to which
| they belong, their existence rather nominal thsa
effective. ii would be too much, in fact to say tdsA
this part OF the amounts to 100 900 h4
We put down thai amount for the purpose ~ sale 10
ton and then thers will be total force Of the vAols
| reserve OF 240,00O men aud 800 pieces OF cauien.
The local troops the corps Of the Caucasus, oou
posed Of three divisions Of infantry and twelve nr
teries Of foot artillery; that OF Finland, with fosg
| bat'sons; thar of Orepbourg, on the froHtier &
MIN TOUR Oa,aons; an0 a .aat o OF oon
and 2ss pieces Of cannon. The regular aruy z
Russia therefore, consists Of 80 divisions, or 12e
ments of infantry. and OF Is divisions or 50 RCD
and the dep0ts, 62S 900 men and $40 pie, -
Of cannon. to which be added from 80, DO -
SO 900 COssacks Of various denominations, with thaR
ght artillery, well as the interior guard and ~
gendarmerie Out OF that number there can really
be disposed of in Europe only the active army. TIC
body guards, the grenadiers and the two ressEg1
bodies OF cavally-in ali 40 900 men, u 600 hngsa
and l,272 cannon-a considerable force oostainlys
but not greater than Others Of the drstrate pow
| can bring into the field in time Of war.
| A correspondent Of tho London Times writssr
CoNsTANTINoPLB, July 81, 1888.
! The hospodars have announced officially tho ID
terrupton Of their relations with the Porte; and.
moreover, that they are unable to remit the fvo NJ
lions due at this date in consequence Of orders to ~
effect. This, then, is the Inauguration OF Russie1
sovereignty in the Sultan's domnons, and which NJ
/ apdu mr. nhnh md ~
Judge from the Cars utter contempt Of the lag ~
| public opinion of all Europe.
Prince Vogordes, the Moldavan charge d'a3sissR
has been also deprived OF his Office aud emolumsoe
This venerable old patriot 10 in his calm rets1G
Mt Arnaut-kci, and enjoying, it il to be hoped. ~
| pleasures Of literature In the midst Of bis amS0
/ circle. The wrath Of the Gear will not adeoe -
much.
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