New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-14

- 1AaS De numerous eonplsnts ind demands OF Av-
svss ssbeets should be taken into eonederson w1nou,
delay with 70 speedy sdzstnaent OF 1eT ci<sn
To the note n added fst OF he several CLAIMS @
Austrian subjects against the Porte.
NAV be added that the of this note is moret nsp
sterD IL 10 ipsoent and we are gwen 70 rnderfaho
that the General rs instructed 10 wait eight days io
snswer To THE sltinA;sm. The most important part %
the pote that referring TO the territories OF kleck snn
ButorDa These the only points Of land ~nere .ne
Turksh territory OF Herzegovina touches the Ad'ae.
The Republic Of Rsgasa ceded these two psesS ,h n
Turks in order protected the north and eou.o o.
their frontiers from their neighbors the seiies s
Since thf time the Turks have never a'tefnp.eo -
by this cession ofterrfory bat have sa1eioi 81 L. :.
ports and imports Of Herzegovina, Bosms Ana paI. Va
serva 10 psss through Austrian pors paying Oh coufs
the Customs duties The Turks now 10 open
porte st the6e places, which plan woua init hoAy
blow on Dalmsiis From her seapore Aastra ora"r al
her supule> Tor the imperial and commercial navy ana
the sailors THAT coast man ell her snips.
n Turkey establisbes sesporu on the ABOVE nsneo
territories the whole OF the commerce Oh tns part VI
Turkey which now pays toll enriehing Austrian cites,
vrmloke diverted 70 Hose Turkish ports where free
trade will baye the asceDdancy British commerce also
NH pour by this route into the large and bOUrishing
provinces Of Bosnia and htfzegowlna sna pe
aver tbe Austrian frontier. Austria makes decided
stsnd sgsinst any foreign Turkish vessels approaching
,hess territories and vessel approach without
ssipg through Austrian waters snd under her cannon
Aastra admits believe al European nstions 70 naV
gaze her waters; moreover Austrian vessels navigate
the wsters Of the Ottoman Empire bur here an excep
non is made 10 the disadvantage Of Turkey
Al the present moment we believe nothing more Il
Known coxcerning the question, nor have tne o.ner
Powers decIsf ed themselves either side. The Rus
sane however make secret Of the INTENTION o. tne
Czsrto back Auffria in her cliDs nor would II DC easy
% suppose that the latter would have adopted 20 sns
pg and sudscous tone without previous assurance
Of support from her despote snd encroacnng neisn'
Dor The question at ali events, IA Of the grsvesi ma
lure.
corre.pon5eDcs q the Daily News
CoxsTAvTrSoPIE, Peb. 5. 1855.
Gen. LeiningeD, from Austria arrived here
On sunday jan 18Th 10 settle the differences between
Austria and the Porte. This arrival was 20 unexpected,
that Colonel Ross dispatched the same night the Ing
bsh Government steamer 20 Malta Though very great
secrecy Ia observed about General LeniDgens mssien,
sill have inorDaon from good sources that the To-
lowing bis principal demands upon the Porte:
The supremacy protectorate over all the Christian
population in the provinces bordering upon Au'Insn
terntory
The ceson Of sovereignty certain tracts Of land
near the "Boca de Cstaio, belonging by night, and
possessed dc JaoO BY Turkey, ia virtae OF treaties
stipulated with Austris
The recognition Of the Independence Of Montenegro
To back these demands 1900 Austrian troops are pu
IN march towards Ragufa General LeningeD demanded
peremptorily reply in three days
Mebemet Ali Pacha epswered; That ne does no.
want any delay and give at once his answer thus
that In respect TO any terfit, rial question or
the Porte will not yield one hans breadth. That the
Christian subjects OF his Imperial Majesty the Sultan do
not want any foreign pr tecOr AZ they are
and enjoy the most perfect autonomy in the atnin-tra
non Of their religious matters, without any interference
on the part OF the Turks with the liberties OF con
science and above s they do not want the protecto
rate OF such sovereign NJ the Emperor of Aastr a
who contrary 70 many sworn treates guaranteed almost
by every European power, has br oxen his piods aad
destroyed the last remains Of liberty Of conscience and
self among the prOtestaDts Of Hungary
That whosoeveT draws parallel between the condition
Of the Christian subjects Of that Christian Emperor and
the condition Of the Christian subjects OF the Turkish
inf he -
tory in Moldayia ard Wall@ha will be compelled u
decide in favor Of the latter That in Serbs the Turk
sh religion s restricted 10 the orresses garrsoned by
Turks That In Bosnia the abs having revoked and
been yanqishod receive in return equal civil and po
utcsl rights. Ia Montenegro the Turkish Government
has never exercked and does not seek To effect, the
slightest interference with any religious or admnstra
tive matter; a. also in Walachis, M0dsyia and Serbia
and TO the recognition Of the independence OF Mon
enegro the portehas hut 10 remind the Emperor Of inc
relations Of Austria to Hungary and Italy"
Letters from COnstantinOple OF the 9th inst,
announce before stated that Count Leiningen the
Austrian Envoy Extraordinary, had received on the 81
an uhimatum respecting Montenegro, 10 which he re-
quired a definite answer 10 five days. THE nltimapm
demanded the cesson by Turkey TO Austria of the Two
ports Of klcck AND Suiofnn The letters add that the
Porte had refused these demands and that Austria
n consequence advancing her troops toward the Turk
sh frontier. We cannot zee, however that this could
have been known a. Consiantinople under the above
date, even such occur ence had taken place The ru
snors that Austria II determined a. lind of
against Turkey industriousy osered by certain par
es md presses On the other hand IL is noticed that the
reception given by the Sultan 10 the Marquis De Lsvaette
Special Ambassador Of France, than usually
cordial, while the Ambassadors address contained
marked ausion 10 the old alliance between France and
the Porte The Paris Journal des Dtbas says that a'
sopn AZ the Divsn heard the Austrian ntiaafH1a the
French end Engiish Ambassadors were sent for, and
had several conferences ON the subject And i wa
ruoyed Ut vienna the 2lst hst Il bad been agreed
o refer the dsputeto the decision of France.
According to Lloyd the Porte had given as
srances Count Leningep with respect 10 the Polish
and Hungarian refugees serving In the army of Ome
Pacha hat they viii be recommended go America
and their expenses paid-all except those who have
embraced lslamism.
One of the wives of the Sultan died on 9th
nit Her remains were buried with the usual sol
emniiies, in the Mosque of YeniDami
Abd.el.kader is in good health at Brossa
spending his time in retirement and Il s said is writ,n
81 book entitled fluctuations on the Koran"
An electric telegraph is TO be immediatel!
constructed between lara and Agram, by which mean
news from the East will reach England days soone
than nj present