New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-11
TURKEY
TIL. pimculrle- with Rs--,..

uv,v,v off Par. 10 +. stated tiat the difficulty between
Rn.-,s and Turkey h1. been adjusted D-patch"- received
Dos tic Turkish Minister a. Par. aud subsequently, by the
Minister AZ London ,ay that Prince Mench.koG made
aine notifications 900 the pr,ten-ou' which Boz az dr-t
noupcd and tlt the sultan accepted ihr modified propo
i,n. Ata council OF Minister. held ~ che Tuere. on
Monday ..t 1ud presided over by Napoleon it con
ar. that the affair hd terminated and that il Danger u
r,fture of the peace WIS st end l. Is certain how
ever tla, the French Cabinet feel, much irritation a. the
conduct 81 Russia 4. yet are without plain state
ut Of what tho demands OF Russia really were bit from
. refusal Of Prince Menchkof to treat with Fuad Eden
d. D.. probable they related 20 the affairs OF hObiayls
and Wluarll- Fuad having been Commissioner iu those
T.o, nee. boo $50 and l-j 10" question OF Protecorshp
OF tho Holy Place. IS also connected with The difference
tl,t ha. arisen between the two Empires Prince Men
elkoh Supposed 90 have SAID that his words would be-
summarized D., thf presence 81 Russian fleet n the Bos
rlor. This. uo doubt what accredited At Malta the re
o,t of the appearance OF the Russian hotl 20 Ftnayakb
, caused { Oh Ro.e % send with All haste r the prese
of tie English squadron The Russian he"t ~ Ssbasiopo
v cornpo.ei of ships 0f the line frytes and other
,.I. of less force the French feet IT Ealing ships
.rd steamships the Eng.h squadron numbers line Of
farle ship. d trGfrs. e0fveties and DE- Steamers ne
Turkish ,b.psoi te iue frgsie', brig' 'nd stean
rr which force would BIZ about doubled BY the Junction
ct the Egyptian ships.
The nj Dat,rAe Pat states The demand u Russia %
have been l.t The expulsion ~ all political refuges 81
The ut.etorae of Russia Oh Christians 81 the creek
Church Zoo Turkey % Free passage or tlr Russian H@et
through the Dar-nel-s 9Th Ce.-on 20 Russia II the port
~ Bstoum th Several concessions % the followers n
Tie Greek Church. especially with regard - The Holy
shrine. The Tr,e.ts Zttaag gives an account slightly
different namely Ist Payment Of 1000 300 pia'tfrs 40
nemnhe cation Russia for the occupancy u h0tlssS
and WallsehA ia I-50 ID Annulment Of The hfntn re-
.yectng the Holy >hrnrs and settlement u ne eonifo
very m hyor II the Greek Church IL . probable there
NAV b. come secret clause beyond all these.
Several plans for the regulation 81 the nnances nave been
unlimited T. Government and four Of them have been
TAKEN nt, consideration The first - that 81 h@-siani
&, which &, o. b. carried out " mean, n capital al
reed by Greek fnsnciers fesding 10 kussia. hessrs
fvle. Kubne and Isf5ntaine propose % realize the
.,ord plan ~ the ad Of English and American capital
A,h- oroet +. offered by David Glayany and Hampson
49, the furth Il believed % b. represented ~ the hrn of
Al n T,,z q. IL l. rum0red that VI Miriam Duz viii b. sp
,,ed President II the Bank when formed Indeed
!, - ,,roorei on hi eth that Me.sr. Chaayan and Ia
s,ire with three Nessrs Dur had received perDsssiOn
D. form new Bank The features Of al these financial
schemes are the same % call IN the Treasury 9is and base
coin and % keep the sUe q pases " par The State
t4srng part expense Of the Bank, ap4 moHgagng the
L,vrt.r tribute @~furIfy