Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-10-22

thoc Church and instead Of an organ the anthem was
with astonishing precision and unity BY thirty
so as 70 be Of the pompous reli gious
conceived.
DIVINE service was followed by kchen parade whe the
whoie army dehled before the soyeregns Each gen.
regiment
The aes lasted three full hours the Emperor Of Aus
ira actng as nomencator to his Imperial ay who sat
On ns morse ana enjoyed his fayore spectacle with
nest gusto But even apart from great the
scene was highly interesting old taered flags that
had stood the battles and the beezes from Leipsc and
Gemappe to Temeswar were carried past and as the
sound Of one fine band died away in the distance the
rumpet-tones Of another coming on awoke the echoes
great white sea of tents spread over miles OF
country and the spectators from all parts of the Empire
and of Germany crowded literally in myrads round the
vast enclosed encente that in the little of Omuz
we have Melbourne prices and Melbourne accommoda-
daton the streets all night rafting with the facys of de-
spar arrivals, unsuccessfuly begging shake
down in the smallest public houses.
! Further adyices, received by the steamer Allan
| tic state
The Conferences between the Emperors of Russia and
Austria at Omutz had ended and the Gar has returned
to Warsaw whittier the King of Prussia has gone to meet
him, and the Emperor of Austria was to follow. New
propositions concerted at the Olmutz meeting and
particulars sent to the English Government direct
from thence Stronger hopes of pacific solution were
therefore entertained IN diplomatic circles
The Conference at Vienna has been established be-
tween the Four Powers and the thread of the negota
tons has been resumed giving the probability that
solution prompt and peaceable than expected
/ is at hand
From olmutz, September Goth, the c....respondene4
q metropolitan PIPER says
The between the two Powers have ended.
The Emperor Nicholas and Count Nesserode have given
to the Emperor Of Austria and Count Buo Schauenstein
the most positive that there is now and hence
forth question Of any isolated action on the part OF
Russia, with view to the sGhyersion OF the Ottoman
Empire and that the sole object of the Emperor Nicnva
is to terminate the whole affair with honor and put
end to the suspense in the European money market
as early as possible For this purpose it is the
anxious joint desire of the Cabinets OF Vienna and ST.
Petersburgh that with the of the Governments
of England France and Prussia the collective action Of
the Vienna Conference should be renewed and that it's
result shouldb formula of perfectly salts
factory to the Porte hold forth every prospect Of
acceptance The question is therefore regarded sub
stantally terminated and henceforth involving only
few forms which we may safely leave to the tact Of the
dplomast unless the Moslem fanatcism which Russia
has incautiousy evoked should interpose barrier
These assurances will take place with view enable
Russia to accomplish without humiliation the wished
for point Of the evacuation of the Prncpaes but will
involve, the part of the Five Powers, technical
guaranty to Turkey beyond what already exists in the
treaty OF 1884, and which, in fact says the writer would
be superhuous."
Private from Omutz of the 18th say that this
peaceable result of the Conference was mainly owing
the given by Lord Westmoreand that the Bril-
fish Government would insist the Portes accepting
the Vienna Note without notifications; it would at least
abstain from advice to the contrary and that would
particularly guard against making any pledge material
support to the Sultan in he should declare war
against Russia that, the other hand, the Emperor of
Russia would not consider the arrival in the Bosphorus of
few ships of war, such those which have passed the
Straits violation of the treaty of lS4l, provided the
object Of that demonstration really keep in check
the fanatical party at Constantinople
The sem-otfcial Austrian Correspondence" briefly
announces the settlement thus: "a scheme of adj
usment has been agreed at Omutz and will be forth
with offered for acceptance to the Porte" Vienna letters
tie "a instant add that when the Conference proper
which Russia and Austria parties had terminated
council of Ministers held which the Ambassadors
were invited. 1t at this meeting that Lord West
moreand made his proposition Of collective declaration
which accepted This declaration the heads which
mentioned above is understood be identical or
nearly so, with proposed by the Earl of Clarendon
upon the Cars rejection of Redschid Pashas modi-
fcations
On the morning Of the 9th Russian courier with de-
spatches left omutz by special train for St. Peters,
burgh. The Constitutional states that the French and
British Governments had also courers St Peters,
burgh with important dispatches, which would arrive
there on the 9th instant.
MEETING OF THE BRITISH CABINET
The Ministers who were in London, constituting ma
jory of the Cabinet met Monday, the Sd instant at
TIE Foreign Office and held long conference the pre-
sent position of Eastern affairs The intelligence which
the immediate occasion Of the meeting was that on
September 26th week later than last letters the Grand
Council body consisting Of about one hundred and for
ty magnates Of the Turkish Empire had recommended
the Sultan to make declaration of war The force OF
that recompendation and the probability of the Sultan
acting upon it, well the particulars Of the proceed
ing ascribed to the Grand Council remain matter Of
conjecture until the arrival of definite information
More definite from Constantnople was hourly
looked for by the route Of Marsees AS the teegraph
announcement TO hand was not very precise and in
matter of such moment it would be desirable to have a
full meeting Of the British Cabinet days would pro-
badly eapse before any fresh decision would be to-
the that nothing viii be done without the accord
of France and that Lord Redcfes include
orders how to act in the event of declaration of war
either by Turkey or Russia. Lord Redclfe is supposed
to have disapproved of the step taken by the Grand
Council and would without fail do his best delay further
proceedings.
LATEST BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.
"VHNNA, MONDAY EVENING, Der. 3.-The Divan at
the Grand Council have resolved upon declaration
of upon Russia and contrary to the advice of the
Four Powers the Sultan has signed the declaration OF
report says that hosities have already begun"
The above despatch, telegraphed to extra of the
Chronicle, known in Liverpool Tuesday but not
fully credited The mails to hand Wednesday morn
ing partly confirm it, The London Standard publishes