The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-03

horses the chief Of gain TO the Cossacks and
Count Patos studs in the highest reputs The vast
herds allowed 70 wander about the steppcs without
care superintendence. They enter a stable,
and winter they in the open air and must
procure their food, and hence become extremely
vigorous supporting the most trying campaigns with re-
markable hardness Nothing can be more simple and
expeditions than the mode in which they are broken IN
The horse is caught with moose, he IS saddied and
brdled, the rider mounts him. and he is allowed to gaop
the steppe until he falls exhausted From that mo-
men he is perfectly tanned and may be ridden without
is generally feared that the musical Paris
for this winter will be but very indifferent one The
Italian Opera, which generally opens the first week in
October win not be opened before the middle Of November
and fears entertained that the Impersaro Colonel
Ragani will got then, notwithstanding his promise
to the contrary be able to procure complete Italian
heupe particularly since Mr. and Mrs Sims Reeves
2 70 an ys
preparations for the grand English opera at Drury Lane
Theatre in February next.
Mr.. Gustavus Brooke and Mr. T. L. Davenport still
tnue to alternate their round Of Shakepcran parts at
rury lane The houses first rate, particularly the
Pit and galleries. and Mr.. f. T. Smith win doubtless make
good purse. Mr. Anderson appears in Sir Giles Over
leach ut the Royal Standard Theatre this evening" Of
which more in my next
Thearicals unusually duh just now but is town,
looking quite like deserted village.
Baes opera, The Enchantress, revived on Thurs
day at the Surrey. Although by means one of the
composers best works, it contains good many OF his
fluent and graceful melodies The part Of the her one by
Miss Romer is auous one she is not only the central
point of the action, but she appeared in almost every
scene and in different costume almost every entree
thus making the business Of the toilet alone joke but
Miss Romer is singulary happy in her changes-no one
changes better Among the awarded 10 her were
the popular song A Youthful Knight the cavatina
with chorus in the third act and the final trio with Nessrs
Borran and Traves the latter gentleman encored in
. song The opera wanted rehearsing the chorus
often at fault and the prompter was in frequent re-
quest.
We learn from Berlin Sept H. that increase in the
paper money is talked Of To the extent of 5000 600 tina
lers The circulation at present consists OF OF
paper, and 2ss, 900 0G0 in gold and silver COIN
This evening courier is to set on for ConStannope in
consequence Of conference between the Russian Ambas
sador and H. Manteutfel.
The Court Of Justice has been occupied to-day with the
w.R.M.
LONDON, Sept. 10, 1853
Political Glance the War Questioa- The Financial
Rarometers-What asiH be the Resuhf European Dipto
mac-A Close Consultation Betreen England and France
The Latest London Opinion of the Difficulty.
glance at the two great political barometers Of
Europe-the London Exchange and the Paris Bourss-wl
convince you that the horizon is stormy In fact the
very next message by the electric wires may bs that
Omer Pasha has opened fire on the Russians.
The Emperor OF Russia having declined to grant the
notifications demanded by the Porte to the note propos
ed as an umatum by the four Powers tho whole ques
ton upset and it is difficult say what the next
win be- Two things quite certain-Russa has not
the slightest intention Of moving out Of the Danuban
prncpates and the Turks are the other hand eager
for war, In fact the Divan alarmed at its army,
and to prevent Constantnops being sacked by the Wild
hordes Of which the Turkish army Is composed it viii
have to open the campaign.
'God preserve us from our friends" ia old saying
The Turk after being backed and encouraged to resist
England and France threatened to be left in
the lurch by them Russian diplomacy has succeed
t.
France well in England, and do not how those
two powers refuse aid Turkey if required. As
regards Austria, she will join Russia believe that they
have teen acting in concert all along
The question is now follows:-A note is drawn up at
Vienna by the four Powers which Russia says it win ac-
cePt to settle the question. The Dvan finds however,
that it is in substance the identical note it had already
refused and unless modified stoutiy declines to sign it,
1t politely notifies the notifications Il requires and the
Gar refuses point blank.
And the Gar has the semh.ence of right his
side. was willing Che say to abide by the proro
stion Of the friends Of Turkey Turkey has declined
here goes In fact, the mediatng powers have made
horrible brnge of it. Surely Turkey is the best judge Of
her own dignity. The allies have been treating her like
ffth-rate power and say; we have drawn up note 70
avoid war; you must sign it, Turkey however firmly
declines this treatment So matters rest. Her
mens are immense, and European war is more in
mis ent than ever il
All the cabinet ministers in town, and 1t is even
ported that ~ rouyn de Liiuys the French Minister Of
Foreign Affairs has to consult With Lord car
endon.
Conecures Running wild as 70 what will TAX. place
Some 60 far to say that the English and French
fleets sen to Bea Pay, 10 protect the ottoan empire,
viii now be eml&oyed 70 compel her 10 give
in 70 avoid Ly-opean believe that the tao pow
prepared 70 uphold the integrity and maintain
the independence Of the Ottoman empire.
LoypoS, Sept 46 1859
Politics, Corr and .Stocks-Baas Of Ens7rri-Smau
Chance Of q Pacific Settlement Of the Easter. Question
" Talk OF Change in Lond n.
To-day the 10th Of September and the Rcsso Turkish