The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-12

o.pssa shs y, position Of shs susasado and tAst ts
Oriental question light De eGns,dsred aettiso ~ ee
the dare, by mail, stated 'est frequent eealv-
bad taken pssce between tbs sns sssf'rs Of ne
Fac heAaon ufki sh fABN isism the sfy'ses hta
prevailed but its manifestation we're h@itsd % ~
uni@pof,ant suest rows IL vas repcr'sa tnAs we -
tan hsd ramea was aaeut 20 n,zas, specst
saaor 70 IT reterr,nrg sud thst he you'd imesd@tsy
oua The fleets san At BosAi aisaousa "
yiss Of the approach the whom ths aaoho axe
may become unsafe from gales there vas sc ofo'oa
that they wssd be- ought 70 ne rsmoyed 20 o"Ytps
or go o,hs- rart ASmir.l H4msia arrived on the
14th .vd relic we'd Admired Ia Susse from the IN aia al
Of the French asst There had been 20 eos' os.sssn
tba Creeks and Turks il vas SAID, however, mat
Good deal OF ax,atoa exs ed in the Asnc provinces OF
Turkey ssd reports OF dstaresacss ut
Mecca - ,..,
Ct Petersburg, with ths oogphauoe and APPRECIATION Of
The Of the four sers such that the
accept IT, Ample concessions the principal points
At offered but Ru sA Is expected to pledge her
slf that ths nesssious Of the Sultan must BE-
gseed giving 70 the Gar tbs right to Interfere in the
government " Turkey At the time 1t Is demand
ed Nat the sccsp of the nots snail be 1T toll
lowed BY ,hs evacuation Of the Dsoebian prucPaitiss
il MP by ambassador to St. Petersburg. The note 1t
win be seen takes most The ground that laid
Down In the protest which we publi-h elsewhere
Lst,srs from Odessa received 1T Csnstsntinopie 18Th,
mentioned that another Of reserve was forming in
Was alta shsd 10 the Russian forss In the personalities
and pri ed the officers OF the ste embassy at
ConstsL tnople its cement icing 10 the bands OF
n do Kotzsbue tbs Russian Consul 6snsrsl in wsachs.
Dispatches frsm Alexandria a the 2lst mentioned that
the Egyptian feet had sailed ton Constantinepls
The in which The United States Consul At
Smyrna had extended his protection Hungarian refugee,
is mentioned elsewhere in this paper. Respecting the
case Of KoszsA or Costa letter states th 1t It was
nehteG IN st Peters burg In manner BY no means
aattering to Austria. "Fhstlyn 1t SAYS because in
St. Petersburg many persons affect to look the star
spenglee basner roll taageye, not to Do touched
with inplpity; ard secondly, because the Car has
alrays shown - much higher respect for the gsan-
tsan he ever has for the representative stem OF EGG
land, ard the 5espotism OF Napoleon Ill for which, by
the way the sesrs M St Petersburg prophecy no very
lor duration" Vienna istter in the Daily Neos.
Of July 20. says the American Charge d. Afsires At
CsDstantope, had written 10 the Austrian government
that lin Costa owes no allegiance the peror Of
Aus,is and that his imp isoesnt after he had taken
civil oath to the United States is not only very reyrs
able violation OF international law but act of dis
aspect mhiuh win cot be- forgotten The GORE
ponde, of the Hsrselles Sezaphors, states that All
PsSha, he TarsiAh sxGOysrror, quilted Smyrna, &C
csnpssied By the regrets OF the citizens. The resident
EnIopeass s.t him add ess, expressing their
at his removal and ttsnsing him for the good ne had
except the Austrian hoisted their flags and the ships Of
bres salute. The Austrian consul AZ Snyraa dur
rg lie Cos,s Affair had arrived at Athens, rom rhish
ii vas inferred that he had been dismissed.
The Lloyo's Association endsayarug To induce The
Austrian government TO take 20 free the Suna
mouth OF The Danube fron the obstacles which i'm
peda navigation.
The investis alton into the assassination Of Baron
d'AdeiSeIg al smyrna, is tsrninsted All the accused
weksecker, insisted thai tie chiefs Of the emigration
should be bss liz ADDED but lbs Exoesncy Chat EGead,
rsfuied, saying ' they bssnty they will be prosecuted
il lanocert, what "a the use Of this craelty2'
News foD ST. Fstsrhbsrg, which lf Cfonstsdt On the
evening Of the Goth July, states that the general
oyiIion in that capital was, that this Emperor Eoad
persist movstly in his demands and the only point
which opinions differed was whether England, France,
and the Porte would mske up their minds to such
amount Sf concestion would be equivalent to humii
alton.
letter from Athers OF the 18th July in the augsburg
Gazette S. The Austrian Anaba sador has arrived
here with his family vel The Austrian Cons ul At
Smyrna, who has been dismissed from bis place ,ce tia
late sveIt. letter from Cephalonia states that the
English government has caused to b. taken from that
island 20 Corfu certain laltiiy OF artillery and
Iounion its object being 10 concentrate at this last
NAMED island all tue forces scattered about The island
Of Crete IL unsatisfactory state Scarcely had the
of the Russian ulmaum arrived tn ere when the
Turkish landowners Of the country parts determined to
withdraw with their families and property into the for
tiled places of the Island. rhs Greek % ouation op
posed their dspsr uIe AID the Governor being informed
CT what in sontsmI lation published decree for
bcchs the Turks 10 quit their property 10 the country
parts: letter from Mama states that the priest who
had last year sought out the noAk popolaki aud de-
hvsed him to the authoritiss has been assassnted
by youDg man in Macedonia. Nine hundred and forty
two Chr tans have pershed in quarres with the Turks
or have been assassnAted.n
The following IS exact statement ard enumeration
Of the Turkish. Russian, and French fleets -