The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-03
ADDITIONAL EUROPEAN NEWS.
OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE.
Mr. Buchanan's Letter 70 the Liverpool
Chamber Of Commerce.
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Our London Correspondence.
ALRKAAKs STREET, PIccAmILr,
LONDON, sept. 10, 1853.
n Psss~ If tie Sxto~-Lass Rspot off FgM ssiA ~
Russams-M,. Sose Kossrh ssd kaszsss ~ LosdOs-
M Great State Fairs Of Rsssia-wAsye al tAs Fsae
FhS.ss Co~e From-Neso Rxssis aad its Population
Nslstsyy Se.rics snd~ Nieh0las-Csssack ReeiAsss-
LOMdom ard P0ris ThestricdLs.
There mistake about it The Porte In resolved at
IN risks defend its dignity and nationality, although
ths crisis may afford little hope of pacific result.
There that peace may be preserved-that is
~ arrival of the Emperor Nicholas and his the
emp Of Omutz may be so construed
The leading article of the Paris Cmisxti mel Of We'd
nssday says that the warke dispositions of the Turks
gin tell the till moderate character of Sultan
Who said to be about publishing manifesto to his sub
jects. am informed that this manifesto which is des
srbed very spirited and strong been sent to the
ocia paper At Constantnope with orders the editor
TO insert it in his columns but the remonstrance Of
the two ambassadors the printing Of it. which had already
begun, stopped
report current here last evening and this NOR
ming that oncr Pasha had been unable to restrain the
troops under his command-that they had attacked
Rass- and after four days fighting they beatcn
and 0s.porary truce agreed upon.
statesmen-whst European dplomatists never mention
the of Kossuth Mazzin but with horror and
whilst Lord Pamerston has logged the steps Of the Illus
ous exies by policemen in dsg USE the American dplo
natsts display different spirit Mr. Pierre Soue 1.-THE
much abused of town 'Thunderer' the Minister of
the United States TO SPAIN arrived in town Thursday
last His first visit to Kossuth his second to MAJ
sini, with whom he had been previously acquainted
Though he remained but two days in London he had
ssal with Kossuth he thinks that the
ssts of the United States much upon the sympa
thes Of the nations the respect which the
Sssl towards the increasing power Of the West.
In still possess importance they scarcely
any longer retain elsewhere, rather in civilized
countries. Every of has its own which is
frequented that of Novo Garod s reputed the most
considerable the European continent AL the nations
q European Asia send their Representatives to it. Next
after It. the fair Of Karkof Ia in high esteem sm9ag
lerchants for its rich furs These often last than
MONTH and they mpatiently looked forward TO by
IN the country mobiles whom they enable to breathe
b WERE for o while, the odor of fashionable town
nfs-balls, theatres music, shopping, horse races
world Of pleasures in the compass Of few days. Every
sets about enjoying themselves with fevsrish ardor
everything else is nterrapted-the fair to-day all ether
things tomorrow At q little distance from the town
tsrs hugh baraars filed with oriental merchandise
and the covered alleys crowded with fashionable
gsrs in the afternoon. very curious spectacle is the
labyrinth Of Persian cloths and shawls slippers furs
Partisan bonnets and caps shawls from Kashmir, and
Thousands Of other tempting novelties Europe and Asia
matched against each other and all their
Il fascination to allure purchasers In spite OF all the
elegance the French fashions it must be owned that
the little bonucts and scanty mantillas cut but sorry
ngure beside te muslin interviewer with gold and silver
the rich terraansas and furs that adorn the bazaars
~
interior Of the Empire, with the Sea of Azof, and
with large portion Of the Russian coasts Of
the Black sea. Through this town pour all the
productions of Siberia and the manufactured goods
intended for consumption throughout the greater part of
Southern Russia These goods oaed down the volg.
as far nouboka in the vicinity Of S4rit2ui. They
ther carried by land distance of fory miles another
point, where they embarked the Dom and
veyed to Rosto the general sntrpo' Tie barges the
rivers fat IL foot long and ~ 70 70 feet wide, AM
yet only two feet Of water Trey reghted with
timber and rewood mats bark pitch tar, hemp, cables
iron, artillery and anchors The whole traffic and nayi
cation of the Don down stream depend4 the arrivals
from the Voga The barges the latter being put to
gether with bolts taken asuader and conveyed with
their in carts to the Don Azc little lower down.
the other side Of the Don, only insignificant
village its long celebrated fortress has been abandoned
and going TO ruin.
The three governments Of Khcrson Tawriel and Mate
rinosear which form the southern boundary Of Russia
collectively termed New Russia. The population
lists Of the Cossacks of the Ukraine called Naoros-
~s~no Auecovi.es Germans treels Armenian aud
- hatxasn uhor tbaro =; "a rs,ia;ans 90 no,;,iai
,.,h In 80 ~ ali tna e,ffrts az tbc ,oyar,.an,
has been found impossible blend the Cossack with
the Muscovite race instructions and disturbances
- not nnfeorent The cInie az southern Pnss;, from,
IN. If Tho Ier 10 the Sea of Azor and the foot
- tbs monn+ains ~ tho Crrea consists ~
80 nains or senpes elevated from forty Ia ftv yards
49, the level ~ the "a The whole district /. com
i~,siv hare Of forests and the only fne The
N nyocnre j, straw reeds nd the dung of animals
The Russian nation Is divided into two casse.-the aris
tocracy who enjoy all the privileges and the people who
cred exclusively by birth az every free man NAV be-
s,me noble bv serving tho Stale in a civil or starv
sanncty Whatever said 70 the contrary copser-
vntism Is the Of the ssian NOBILITY There
have been ares aganst the rei-nnr sovereign
nj nope acainst stitn.ion. N w,s peer 81
Trst's dread Of The noner F the noIss that lad him To
sh,ou, Tie fsd m bopa- ono, III ali b;s s,biocts xlo
80 NOT sarg and the res as heen tbsf te III mi
~ have lost q, .rt or influence In M country in tb.
nrd "a nersons 4nrare in trade subject ~ ore.er in