Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-11-05

sons' Aumirai hamein being older than Admiral Dun
das the latter has courteousy offered 10 place himself
~ i 2. ,ne former IL is currently report
"a pomatc circles that during the late visit Of NJ
de Buo to olmutz the Emperor Of Russia Nm
10 receive and take into consideration the fnr,ha 49,
t - .s fepresenayes Of the Powers at Vienna,
WITH view 70 the pacific settlement of the dFrscas
between him and Turkey and 1t is said that the nr
ssnayes nave drawn up another note, which tends to-
tne ancuites in the way Of that arrangement
10 ieared, however, that all this is too late and in
Deed am assured that this answer has been o;yan -
NJ dc kisselef by the French Minister for Foreg, AZ
iairs The French and English Governments have ca Oh
addressed note termed here manifesto to the Rus
sian Government the n-acceptance of the Turkisb
modihcaons These notes said to be couched in de-
edea terms and reply very forciby to the last note Of
NJ de Nesserode. 1t is intimated that England and
France are united in their resolve to maintain the
regny OF the Sultan and the integrity of his empire"
letter from Vienna of the 9Th in the Post Amptd
Gazette says:
1t is beyond doubt that the interview of the three
soveregns at Warsaw had for its object put an end to
the complications with Turkey, and to consolidate the
peace OF Europe 1t is not unlikely however that the
three monarchs may to some understanding
ing the of guarantyng the peace of Europe here
after without for that purpose forming any offensive and
defensive alliance. The is being confirmed that in
the conferences Of Olmutz the Emperor NIcuor 40 bs
made concessions which denote great desire for concia
ton"
The Vienna Lloyd of the 9Th instant has the following
"The Diyan of Constantinople is composed of l2I
MEMBERS All were present on the 18th, when the as
semby resolved to advise the Sultan to raise the stand
ard OF the Prophet. The deberation was not long and
the resolution was adopted by majority of 100 votes
The Dvan State Chancery comprises the superior and
inferior functionaries to whom the Turkish name of
Quaemiie of the pen) is applied. Those funconares
are divided into five categorcs The first are called fer
icks The Dvan is independent of the Ministry and Of
the Council of the empire, and its resolutions only be-
come important when they are by the Cabinet
and the Imperial Council
We will conclude this long string Of rumors extracts,
and opinions relative to- the RussoTurco question with
the opinion of man Of talent and great experience
spectinD 'ao TURKS character capabiifIes
Of chat people. Lord BYRON says:
In all money transactions with Moslems ever found
the honor the dsinterestedness
acting business with them there of those dirty
pecuations under the of interest difference of ex-
change, commission, &C. uniformly found applying
to Greek Consul to cash bills the first houses in
Pera In the capital and at court the citizens and
tiers formed in the school with those of Chris
anty but there does exist honorable friend
y, and high-spirted character than the Turkish
provincial Aga Moslem country gentlemen The lower
orders in olerabe discipline the rabble coun
tries with greater pretenons to civilization Moslem
in walking the streets of country towns, would be
more incommoded in England than Frank in similar
situation in Turkey. The Ottomans with all
their defects, not people to be despsed Equal at
least to the Spaniards they are superior to the Portu
guese. If it be difficult to say what they are at
least say what they not they not treacherous,
they not cowardy, they do not burn heretics they
assassins, has enemy advanced to their
capital They faithful their Sultan till he becomes
unfit to govern, and devout to their God without in
QUESTION Were they driven from St Sophia tomorrow
and the French Russians enthroned in their stead it
would become question whether Europe would gain by
the exchange. England would certainly be the loser
With regard to that ignorance of which they gene
rally and sometimes justly accused, it may be doubted
always excepting France and England in what useful
points of knowledge they excelcd by other nations.
Is it in the arts of fe In their manufactured
Is Turkish sabre inferior to Toledo? Or is Turk
worse clothed and lodged fed and taught than
Spaniard Are their Pachas educated than gran
dee, Etendi than Knight Of st. Jago? l think
not"
We wellremember hearing the late Commodore RODGERS
express the opinion respecting the integrity and
honorable dealings of the Turks his last return from
the Mediterranean; and with respect>to the state Of
knowledge and the facilities for acquiring it in Consan
tinope have frequently heard the late Mr. GEORGE
BETHUNE ENGLISH state that there public libra
re in that city open the of strangers than in any
other city in Europe of the extent In every thing,
excepting the subject of religion feel that there is
closer identity of character and capablty between the
people of Western Europe and the Turks than between
the former and the Russians and win any deny that
there Is also closer identity of interests We think
not. SO much for the subject of par.
OCTOBER 14-The of the morning is important,
if true 1t is that the Turkish Government has ordered
| further levy of $4,000 These troops with the
army corps OF Syria and Arabia to reinforce the
camps at Batoun and on the Black Sea.
second grand council has been held at Constantine
ple in which Reschid Pasha and oil the other Ministers
spoke to the utter impossibity of making any fur
Their concessions to Russia and vote with dissen
tent voice taken that further should
be made This vote has produced a reconciliation be-
tween all parties, and the utmost harmony prevas
in the Sultan's Cabinet The following is from Vienna:
IA private letter from Constantinople states that the
Uemas had offered TO place 200 900 900 pasres the
Sultans disposal. His Majesty, in making the declara
ton of war; requested the ambassadors their
respective soyereigns that his wish to settle his diff
ferences with the Emperor Of Russia amicably but he
added that his had captured Constantinople
with sword in hand and that If fate ordained that it
should fall to another MASTER the Turks would quit the
country sword in hand die soldiers for their
tonal faith"
The following is from the Paris Constitutional Of yes
erday. 1t would thus appear that the contents Of the
foreign dispatches to the British Government better
known in Paris than they in London but it has
been throughout the whole Of this Eastern affair. We
do not the wisdom Of this secrecy at home and bah
bling abroad unless it has the effect Of diminishing any
mischief which might arise from knowledge Of govern
mental proceedings; by allowing such proceedings to
take the shape Of rumors instead Of giving them the
stamp Of official announcement:
The dispatches brought by the Fury for the English
Government arrived at Paris yesterday His excellency
Lord Cowley Immediately forwarded them to London.
The which they contain shortly these The Di
van on the lst October transmitted 0mer Pacha the
order Prince Gortschako to evacuate the Da
nuban Prncpates, in default Of which hosites were
to be declared between Russia and Turkey. Neverthe-