The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-09
From ths N. X Times, Oct. 7,
Three Days Latcr.--Arrival or the Arabia

| From tho N. Y. Times, Oct T.
Three Days Latcr.--Arrival or the Arabia
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
From ConsIantinople September 8, 1t was stated that
the greatest excitement still prevailed. petition was
in circulation and had ob blained great number of sig ma
ures, calling upon the ministers either TO make war
TO conclude an honorable peace. The feeling oil the
Turks is. that having collected large army from the
most distant parts OF the empire declaration OF peace,
and consequent disbandment OF these troops would be
almost as bad as rrupon Of the enemy. Ii was mol
supposed that in the present state OF affairs any collision
would ensue on the Danube Without further provoca-
on the Russians would scarcely cross the Danube Al
this late and Omar Pachas operations are main
y. If not entirely. on the defensive II in Asia that
collision is most to be apprehended there the Turks,
surrounded BY sympathizing Mussulman population,
have only 10 give the signal to raise around the standard of
lslamism all the waIke populations OF Kurdslan, azs
tan, Daghistan, and also Of Circassia
In Cons,antinople incendiary pacards continue 10 be
circulated Several caTcatures have also appeared agansi
England In o these the Emperor Of Russia is rep
resented as breaking into Buckingham Palace Prince
Lord Aberdeen holds him back, dscrnE the Outrage not
to be fasus beiH The English names OF the shps-of
war have also been modified into Turkish bywords. ex-
pressing anything but respect towards the English
All sorts OF alarming rumors were flying thick and
FAST Among other very doubtful news that had been
sent 10 Paris was report that depuation Of the Ule
mar, or united bodies Of presr lawyers and OF let
ers had called ON the sultan either TO declare war
against Russia, TO abdicate the throne The time al
lowed his answer to the feast OF Kurban Baam on
ldh The peace party, however, would be satisfied with
demonstration from the combined feets and the dis
missai Of the Minister Of War general feeling pre-
vailed al Conhiannope that the Sultan would make no
further concession either to Russia the powers
There is also rumor that the dispute between the
French and English ministers at Consantnope had been
revived, The French minister insisting that the fleets
should come up to Constantinople and Lord Redclie
strongly objecting 10 any movement at present.
Besides all this, new and important feature, though
one not unfOreseen has arisen in The question Austria
begins, more pointedly than before, show symptoms
OF her Russian leaning A despatch from Vienna Goth.
al Paris states that Auslra does not altogether
adhere TO the proposition of the two powers re-
speeding The collective note to be given to the Pore con-
tanning guarantee against any future interference the
part o Russia between the Porte and lis subjects" And
the Vienna correspondent of the Paris Dsba under date
OF September H. states that courier had been sent 10
M Dc Bruck, the Austrian minister at Conslaniinople.
with hs hnal instructions Of Lls court cling the
to the Porte that in demanding it's adhesion 10 the Vienna
note pure and simple he acts in strict conformity with
the intention of his government, well as with the pre-
sumed intentions OF the other powers. He is also in.
struc,ed TO declare that this is the last time that Austria
will aid The Porte with its counsel in lis debate with
Russia
Confirming the preceding. letters from Vienna OF nth
state that that day the representatives OF the four
powers met again in conference, when proposition TO
draw up note 10 the Porie, giving 10 the Sultan such
assurances respecting the force and meaning OF the ogi
nal Vienna note would remove his objections dis
cussed and rejected The Independence Beige adds, that
after this incident the ministers of France and England
declared that before all things, necessary work
with energy to induce the Porte 10 accept the first
Instructions had been sent to Lord Redcfe and NJ de Ia
Cour TO that effect.
THE TURKISH MANIFESTO.
Paris correspondence stats that the Sultan issued
manifesto the 4th instant but owing 10 the excitement
it produced lis publication was stopped alter but few
copies had been printed The following stated TO be
the substance of this document, the original being full OF
the usual Oriental phrases:
"Afer the occupation OF Wallachia and Modavia by
the Russians the Sublime Porte protested before the four
powers in conformity with IFS ancient custom. Some
days before the departure of Prince Menschikof from
Constantnople the Sublime Porte had framed note,
which, consequence OF lis having been accepted by
the Russian ambassador, remained unexecu,ed. One OF
the terms OF that note was the evacuation OF the pnc
paies, after which ambassador to repair ST
Petetsburgh The four powers inerfered with the view
OF bringing the two parties in dispute TO amcable
rangement. and with that object they framed note.
which WAS Immediately communicated to them. That
note accepted by Russia in the form in which il
was drawn up, and we informed of this by the tel
esraph from Vienna far Belgrade, and thence by
extraordinary courier By that act the four great pow
gave proofs OF their good will and their friendship
when examined with attention. showed some points
which could not and which cannot, be admitted either by
bis Majesty the Sultan who desires to maintain the right
OF his ancestors IN this grave question: by his minis
ers, who are hound by il.
"For some months past the government OF his Majesty
has made sren preparations with the object OF maintain
ing lis integrity and, such being the the note 10
which have referred cannot be accepted and 10 re-
solve the pending question: il cannot accept other than
the note modihed by the Sublime Porte. and under
the Official guarantee OF the four powers Ii is TO tba,
point the solution tends and OF this all It's ambassadors
have been informed.
"On the same question have rece we'd letter from
his Majetiy the Emperor OF Austria, 10 which we have
replied alter the same manner in which we now express
ourselves. E.
Such is the actual Of the question and 10 the
turn which ii may take hereafter intelligence OF amorc
recent date will inform US. lisa
"Awatng the results which may take place. the Sub
lime Poe will maintain The tootng with respect TO ais
arnaments, which il occupies nj this moment-and such
is the decision OF ALL
THE RUSSIAN MANIFESTO.
The Vienna Zisf of the 18th publishes despatch from
Count Nesselrodc to Baron Meyendord at Vienna. The
manifesto is dated St Peersburgh, August 20, 0. s.,
(Sepembsr 7, N. ST. and is a. follows:
We have Just rece,ved together with yonr excelen
which The Ottoman Porte has made in the draught OF
ne,e drawn up at Vienna.
"Csunt Boul viii only require to call to mind the ex-
pressons Of communication of the 25h o Jnly 10
form clear idea OF the impression these alterations
have made on his Majesty The Emperor.
When l. his Maiestys name, accepted that draught
OF note which AustIa alter having previously procured
il to be approved and accepted by the courts Of France
and England described 10 US "a an uissSm that she m
tended lay before the Porte and the acceptance OF
which the continuance OF her friendly Offices was to de-
pend, added in despatch which you, Baron. were in
ssruc,ed communicate TO the Austrian cabinet the FOL
lowing remarks and reservations. He6E
%" consider il TO be superhuous TO remark TO your ex
cellency that whilst we in a. spirit OF conciat,on &C
cepi the proposal Of accommodation agreed 10 At Vienna,
and of sending Turkish ambassador, we assume that
we shall not have sI further changes and fresh propo-
sons TO examine and 10 discuss. which may happen TO
be contrved at ConsantnoPls under the warliks Insp
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